Bury the Dead: Irwin Shaw NCIC contest wining entry
The contest play this year was written by Irwin Shaw and titled Bury the Dead. An antiwar one act, it was published in The New Theater League Magazine and later moved to the Barrymore Theatre for a strong run. Cast tryouts were held January 8 with performances planned for February 3, 1968 and a February district contest.
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Local Industries Display and Variety Show Planned
Local industries including National Manufacturing Co Northwestern Steel and Wire Sterling Steel Ball and Wahl Clipper sponsor displays in the Vocational Building lobby to show products plant tours and occupations. The Coliseum hosts a February 8 9 variety show themed Past Present and Future to raise funds for the STHS foreign exchange program with tickets available two weeks prior.
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Whiteside Area
AFS
National Manufacturing Co
Northwestern Steel & Wire
Sterling Steel Ball
Wahl Clipper
STHS
Tinley
Davis
Janine Bly
Ande Lawrence
Kerry Strange
Billie Appenzeller
Semester Exams Schedule Announces Two Exam Days
The school lists exams on Wednesday January 17 and Thursday January 18 with specific times for Home Room Periods Period I II MIE and Lunch on Wednesday and Period VI VII IV V on Thursday. The timetable spans from 8:15 AM to 2:10 PM each day with a lunch break between sessions.
Is There a Revolution in American Thought
Faculty commentary argues that perceived revolution in American thought is primarily a shift in methods of observation and information access rather than in core beliefs. It cites population growth, media reach, and protest mobility as amplifiers of change, while stressing that morality and spirituality have evolved through tools and communication, not in essence.
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