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Sterling Script in Sterling, Illinois

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Newspaper

Sterling Script

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1969

Page

1

Editorial on student apathy and noisy assemblies at STHS

The Robed Choir concert reveals a growing problem of student apathy and disruptive behavior. Administrators and teachers struggle to maintain order as a few students prevent others from hearing performances. Assemblies should honor the whole student body, not become casual social periods.

STHS Johnson

Pep Club energizes Sterling Township High School athletics

The Pep Club at Sterling Township High School boosts support for all teams football basketball wrestling and track. It keeps members engaged with rotating chairs regular meetings and creative drives like taped ceiling signs and hall floor trees showing team progress. The group is a needed, growing student-led booster presence.

Sterling Township High School STHS

Editorial critique of 1920s news formats and bad news bias

Editor Rick Scott argues that US news programs focus on violence war and negative events. He asserts this constant stream of bad news shapes public mood toward pessimism and diminishes perceived good news. He questions wire service practices and the impact on audience engagement.

United States Times

Letter writers press balanced news and dress code reform

A compilation of letters criticizes sensational news coverage and defends dress code protests at Sterling Township High School. Authors urge balanced reporting and argue for student voice while recounting experiences over hair policy, discipline, and school leadership.

Dress Code Survey Questions From STHS Policy Review

Public school survey items ask if STHS policy 592 763 satisfies students and whether dress codes may be relaxed without harming education or health. Teacher results show varied opinions on dress rights, discretion, and acceptable styles among students.

Local Names List of Community Members

A lengthy roster lists Cheryl Parsons Tony Aguilar Craig Weckesser Julie Holmes Neil Cooper vider Mike Griffith Cheryl Robinson Rebecca Cervas Minerva Hernandez Rene Morris Sherry Bouma Martin Colloten Keith Benson Jeff Metcalfe Dave Jostons Olga Hernandez Kurt Kradie Kathy Eberhart Peggy Lindgren Debbie Williams Linda Heaton Carol Castendyck Barb Frye Patti Hague Sue Robinson Leslie Foulds Chris Bau er Janine Bly Linda Lyon Mindy Dillion Ruth Cooper rider Rhonda Renner.

Tony Aguilar Craig Weckesser Julie Holmes Neil Coopervider Mike Griffith Cheryl Robinson Rebecca Cervas Minerva Hernandez Rene Morris Sherry Bouma Martin Colloten Keith Benson Jeff Metcalfe Dave Jostons Olga Hernandez Kurt Kradie Kathy Eberhart Peggy Lindgren Debbie Williams Linda Heaton Carol Castendyck Barb Frye Patti Hague Sue Robinson Leslie Foulds Chris Bauer Janine Bly Linda Lyon Mindy Dillion Ruth Cooperrider Rhonda Renner

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Rick Scott Mr. Jackson Christ Jackson Mumford Mr. Yemm Mr. Mumford Sterling High School Jon Nyfather Mark Mortenson Pam Binkley Sue Schmidt Marty Wade Margu Risa Bill Speaker Dave Polan Luann Pfulf Karen Radumy Tish Schuls Linda Robinson Wayne Hungerford Karen Kelsey Cindy Wilkens Marcia Dahlgren UND Cheryl Parsons Thes Jim Jackson Jo Ann Rhower Jeff Zigler Brad Walton Eterteteeepe Espe Tim Stoudt
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