09 May 1975
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1975
Page
1
The piece compares the end of the school year to a funnel, describing teachers pushing for more work while students seek less effort. It notes seniors often feel the crunch and questions whether all students endure the same pressure. It reflects on memory of spring fever and the risk of overloading lessons.
Jewel Dotson argues for a senior only party after prom to cap high school with one last big event. She suggests seniors meet for a final fling before entering adult life and invites fellow seniors to discuss changing the tradition for next year.
Instructions cover preparing the car with a jack and lug wrench, inflating the spare, using blocks for stability, and steps to lift and remove the wheel. It emphasizes applying emergency signals, engaging parking brake, placing the jack at designated points, loosening then removing lug nuts, swapping in the spare, and rechecking everything for a secure fit.
Sharon Spiceland announces next year's staff based on training and recommendations. Listings include Editor in Chief, Managing Editor, News, Column, Feature, Sports, Photography, Cartoon, Business, Circulation and assistants. Call for typists reporters and advertising salesmen to join.
The Script staff list includes editors News Editor Column Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Head Photographer and Circulation Manager along with a roster of reporters and advisers. Contributors Sharon Spicel Diane Davis Rhonda Crawford Steve Smith Carol Jensen Marche Harris Mike Wailer Mark Palmer Anne Atkins Mary Langrey Vera Russell Joel Griffith Dale Wilson Sandy Frenzos.
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