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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1968
Page
1
A letter argues for modular scheduling from a workshop in Iowa City. It describes 20 minute modules and 40 percent classroom time, with more independent study and lounge space. It notes potential benefits of smaller classes, greater student responsibility, and deeper involvement, while warning of adjustment issues and suggesting a pilot program to test feasibility.
The Script is a weekly student newspaper of Sterling Township High School at 1608 4th Avenue. Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editors and staff include names such as Jim Jackson Jo Ann Rhower and Jim Flynn with a roster of editors photographers artists and reporters.
A slate of students names preferred candidates or dismisses options with brief reasons. Humphrey, Nixon, Reagan, Wallace, and others appear alongside familiar figures, with varied opinions on experience, policies, or general viability.
The class of 1969 presents a two century archive titled Hark The Years a commemorative record featuring voices attributed to Thomas Edison Babe Ruth Jack Dempsey Mahatma Gandhi and Florence Nightingale The 1952 hit record is donated at the Senior Recognition Day assembly to the faculty of STHS history department
A compact list of school activities and meetings from Friday November 1 through Thursday November 14. Includes football, cross country state meet, football banquet, GAA and science club gatherings, Dad and Daughter Night, Future Nurses, Family Faculty Lay Committee, Fall Musicale, All District Music Festival in Rock Island, Veterans Day no school, Lib AVA monthly meeting, and Conference Night with Family Faculty.
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