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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
1
A letter from a Sterling High School writer criticizes the school for ignoring a drug problem and calls for clear guidelines. It also cheers the attendance policy improvements, questions cafeteria freshness, praises the basketball team, and ends with a plea to restore restrooms supplies before graduation.
A Fort Wayne Central High School point system rewards club leaders with 16 points and assigns points to regular members by effort. A cap of 20 points prevents members from overcommitting. The writer urges genuine involvement to strengthen clubs and yearbook integrity.
The piece argues cheating is common among students and that honesty starts with self and teachers. It notes guards like cover sheets and desks moved, yet some students remain professional cheats. Cheating ends only with student effort and mutual respect for education.
The piece lists staff roles including Advisor Head Photographer Circulation Manager and Business Manager at 1608 Fourth Avenue with names Sharon Spicel Diane Davis Jewel Dotson Mark Palmer. reporters include Mary Langrey Vera Russell Chris Regan Joel Griffith Laurie Stifer Jane Cripe Sue Steiner Geneva Martinez. disclaimer notes opinions of contributors may differ from the staff and cites Anne Atkins.
A compact portrait of Winston Churchill’s early life as a rebel at boarding school and adventurer abroad. The Young Winston Churchill portrays his youthful exploits in Cuba India and South Africa and notes his rise to Parliament at 26 while highlighting human qualities not found in standard histories.
A senior observer laments apathy at a January pep assembly and calls for renewed school spirit. Another reader criticizes the cramped cafeteria, blames the 30 minute lunch for mess, and urges returning to a one hour lunch period to reduce crowding and litter.
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