12 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1976
Page
1
A playful Thanksgiving message piece lists humorous Turkey Notes for school staff and groups. It features Mr Yerminn in overalls, a counselor delay, Senior Class drinking games, a shy librarian whisper that got Mrs Piper angry, and a snowball challenge with Yearbook staff Wylde.
Last Thursday second hour saw sweaters noses and sniffles as students ran outside in zero weather after a prank fire alarm. The incident caused costly, embarrassing disruption and danger to fire crews racing to the scene, prompting call for accountability and safer behavior.
In Mrs Boesen's honor government class students framed the mock election as a serious effort to gauge opinions on the Republican Democratic and Independent parties. Some feel the exercise showed apathy as only a small percentage registered hinting at a need for simpler sign-up methods.
Students vent about scarce parking with unused north field space as a last resort option. The writer details locker thefts in PE and urges tighter teacher protection of a master combination list. They question recognition of hardworking students and critique the National Honor Society induction crowd for mocking inductees.
Readers critique homecoming selections and call for expanding eligibility beyond popular names. An adjacent letter outlines chronic problems in adaptive PE, detailing scheduling hurdles, shared classes, accessibility on stairs, and equipment access. The Bill notes low mock election turnout at 19 percent and questions the campaign impact of Ross Babboon.
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