18 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1960
Page
1
A column argues for embracing school spirit despite snobbery and apathy. It asserts enthusiasm boosts attitude, participation, and enjoyment in regional and sectional tournaments, urging students to shed indifference and join in. The piece playfully questions the value of a world-weary persona.
Gloria Kalen, Script editor and fourth year Latin student, serves as club vice president and Natl Honor Society member. She plans to sing in a night club after Denver University or Knox College, while Bill Davis, SHS Canadian Club founder and treasurer of NHS, juggles band drumming art and student council duties.
A playful 1960s style admonition offers dating tips with humor and satire. It warns women to manipulate a target male by subtle mischief, social proof, and financial showmanship, ending with a call to write to a character for more tips. Strong names and places appear with a dated tone.
Science Club at SHS buys a popcorn machine to serve concession stands at home games and during 4th and 5th periods in the fieldhouse. They warn students to dispose of boxes to avoid noon sales being stopped. On March 2 club members toured Illinois Bell Telephone Co. offices learning about telephones and their operation.
Sterling High School administrators say registration will occur early this year to accommodate rising enrollment. They urge students to plan ahead for courses, schedules, and additional teachers and classrooms to support the growing number of attendees.
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