17 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
1
The SCRIPT editorial staff asks readers what they want from the paper and invites comments. It notes hard work and fun depend on readers and urges honest feedback on world news school coverage and entertainment features.
Voice of the Readers invites students to send letters to the editor covering school topics with good taste. Signatures welcomed but can be withheld. Readers complain about parking holes, pledge of allegiance, library misuses, and praise the Senior Recognition Day party hosted by Mr Colborn and Mr Wigginton, noting its success and possible future tradition.
Somethin s coming schedule shows March 26 end of third quarter and April 3 tennis Ottawa Invitational. National Honor Society induction on 6, Faster Recess on 14, Kewanee Relays on 17, tennis Freeport Triangular on 19. School resumes on 20, Library Banquet on 24, Lee Rider Romp ACT on 27, and College Night noted.
A short inspirational quotation from Canon Ferrer about personal responsibility and the power of individual acts guided by grace. It emphasizes singular capability to begin change and fulfill duties one can perform.
A long list of students comment on Peeves and pranks at school events. Names range from Melvin to Judy and Judy to Vikki, with remarks on hair washing, locker issues, dull games, broken guitars, hot water scarcities, and unenthusiastic interviews. The piece notes humor, boredom, and social quirks.
Bits and scraps from a school page recount a former staff member Loretta Smith earning Dean's List recognition at Grinnell College. The piece mixes campus anecdotes from a faculty student circus, a senior Recognition Day mishap, band room antics, and a playful note wishing a Happy St Patrick's Day to readers.
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