10 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
1
Editorial warns that a semester end locker check found over one hundred unissued books and total missing items exceeding four hundred with losses near two thousand five hundred dollars. It urges students to view library use as a privilege and to check out or replace books, aiming to cut losses in the final semester of 1966 1967.
A student body member questions locker checks after a library tragedy. They argue such searches invade privacy, risk items being misplaced, and undermine democratic ideals. The piece suggests school ownership searches might be lawful but unethical and calls for alternative methods.
The Science Club at STHS hosts meetings each month, with business discussions, student presentations, films, and guest lectures. Projects include a fall balloon race, a homecoming float which won first in originality, popcorn revenue, and plans for field trips to Cedar Rapids, Chicago museums, Argonne, and a Sinnissippi outing.
Faculty urges stronger speech training as essential in modern education. Administrators and board advocate expanding the speech curriculum with basic, interpretative, and public options. Students should consult handbooks and counselors to add more speaking activities and opportunities beyond classes.
A column presents a playful list of second semester resolutions from students. Entries include J T Poddlack aiming to find Jeff a girlfriend and Ray pledging to stop eating candy on Sundays. Others vow to pass Latin or geometry, skip more and sleep more, or simply improve in PE and driver’s education, with several humorous or reflective notes.
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