14 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
1
An editorial argues the enrolled dropout is harder to stereotype than the non enrolled, urging all students to make school a real life part of living. It condemns artificial goals and calls for challenging subjects and teachers to foster genuine education beyond earning a living.
Three Saturday mornings over the coming months offer seniors undecided about their futures a chance to take the ACT Career Planning Profile on national dates Feb 24 Apr 22 and Jul 15. The 32 hour three part exam questionnaires broad vocational interests and abilities forming the basis of a new guidance program. Registration for 1971 72 dates runs Feb 26 Apr 22 and July 315 with reports linking traits to occupation clusters and forecasts for vocational and two year college programs. The cost is 6.00 and materials accompany each report. Students may obtain details from their counselor or guidance staff.
Mr and Mrs Dewayne Davis thank the students and staff of STHS for kindness after their son Mike's serious accident. Mike is home and attending school. Doctors expect full recovery in three to six months. The family cherishes the concern and friendship shown by the community.
A satirical news release bundles wild brief items about Bengla Desh fasts Hoover denial Finklembhyre indictment Daley presidency plans and a surreal race count. Nixon wage hike Abbie Hoffman retirement and amnesty stance mix with Chinese sea food joke and a college bowl result Alaska Tech over Panama Reds ends post season.
A reflective piece on individual duty in the United States emphasizing following government decisions, using democratic change when needed, promoting collective responsibility, and safeguarding freedom. It blends a civic essay with a horoscope section concluding with quirky, satirical notes.
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