Alarming library theft talk sparks student mischief
In February meeting 2-SCRIPT discusses many unrecorded books removed from the library. Mrs Bauer warns of a bad boy, while Mr Kirshner chases thieves. Mrs Osborne notes trouble. Mr Rylander cites the Thomas Theorem and Mr McMurray cites statistics on student involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. James
Miz Bauer
Mrs. Bauer
Mr. Kirshner
Mrs. Osborne
Mr. Rylander
Mr. Nunemaker
Thomas
Mr. McMurray
Mr. Batley
Mizzer Bately
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Bauer
Mr. van Whye
Editorial Meeting Bursts With Frustration and Odd Endings
A chaotic school gathering sees teachers and students arguing over library funding and discipline. Key figures name politics and blame, while a fading Van Whye and a mistaken Mrs Moore’s disappearance close the meeting in a surreal finale.
The Missteps of Olympic History and a Bold Claim
A humorous monologue traces the origins of the Olympics from a chaotic tale of Rhombus and Rhombulous, noting Rome, Greece, and early events. It riffs on myths, adoptions, and bizarre errors, then pivots to modern quirks like high altitude venues and urban climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rombus
Rhemulous
Thea
Rhombus
Rhombulous
Vitales
Youth Action Committee drives Easter Seals programs nationwide
The National Youth Action Committee of the National Easter Seal Society promotes youth volunteer service across nine regional members. It urges high school and college students to help establish local and state Easter Seal activities, detailing roles from therapy aide to camp counselor and inviting inquiries to start new programs in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
National Easter Seal Society For
NYAC
Easter Seal Society
National Youth Action Committee
National Easter Seal Society
West
Ogden Avenue
Chicago
Black Is Black Poem of Black Identity and Liberation
A stirring poem exploring Black identity as vast and complex. It links Black to struggle, love, pain, revolution, and resilience, weaving images from the ghetto to the afterlife. The speaker asserts Black as both collective fate and personal truth, ending with a thought on Black being “mind.”
Script staff roles and editors listed
The document lists the chief and assistant editors, managers, layout staff, editors for features and clubs, the literary page, circulation, business manager, sports editor, and photographers with names including Michael Smith, Dave Mhyre, Tom Johnson, Russell Spencer, Terri Batley, Randy Smith, Bill Colson, Connie Dettman, Karen Bickle, Mary Wise, Carmen Walters, Randy Duncan, Gene Hallman, Merrill Johnson, and Scott Sono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Smith
Dave Mhyre
Tom Johnson
Russell Spencer
Terri Batley
Randy Smith
Bill Colson
Connie Dettman
Karen Bickle
Mary Wise
Carmen Walters
Randy Duncan
Gene Hallman
Merrill Johnson
Scott Sono
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Mike
Mr. Howard
Mr. Mumford
van Whye
Munchkin
Germany
Rome
Rombulous
Fred
Greece
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Them
Ajax
Black
Greener’s
Earl
Dean Dahlgren
Sandy
Student Express
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