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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1955
Page
2
The piece urges pride in school life through participation in student council athletics and the school newspaper. It links national pride to local school improvements and encourages students to voice opinions, support teams, and strive to elevate school institutions.
A public call urges Sterling High students to take genuine pride in their school and to participate in the student council. The piece cites poor school spirit and lack of support for the school newspaper, urging readers to voice opinions and back the council to improve conditions and morale.
A brief list highlights new selections across fiction non fiction and reference. Titles include Singing Among Strangers by Mabel Hunt Black Stallion's Sulky Colt by Walter Farley Margaret by Marion Crawford Ceramics by Harry Zarchy Indians of the Plains by Robert H Lowie Judy by Faith Baldwin Only Parent by Louise Rich.
Readers recount a string of quirky items and personal details about Carol Wetzell and others in a school setting. The notes mention lockers, out of town teams, a holiday tournament, and various students with unusual habits or distractions.
A playful lyric exchange unfolds as Margie and Mr Sandman swap lines in a retro musical banter. The flirtatious exchange weaves through familiar song titles as they pledge a renewed romance and a lighthearted commitment to a shared future.
Reporter Friday tracks SHS students noted for standout outfits. Names Carol Wetzell Barb Conchola Bob Clark Jim Zeigler Jim Eshleman Gary Wheelock Jim Appenzeller Carol Leesman are identified as suspects in a court finding of being well dressed. The piece plays as a lighthearted police style sketch.
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