17 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
1
An editorial about Fred failing first-quarter grades due to laziness and busy life with extra curriculars. It argues quitting isn't the answer, urging him to balance duties and persist, warning that a quitter never wins and a winner never quits.
Reporters and copyreaders list includes Bly Brown Dillon Flynn Foulds Frye Van Gilder Hague Hernandez Lindgren Mortenson Mumford Petit Scott Partner Stanley Morris Dexter Lopez Bouma Overholser Mason Steeley Gothwaite Mason Hart Miller Rodriguez Renner Heaton Ziegler a The Script is a member of the National Student Press Association. It is published weekly by the students of Sterling Township High School, 1608 4th Avenues.
A school morning features a playful televised lecture by Herbert Freid of Middle State College with his wife Frenda Freid. Students, eagerly gathered in homerooms, listen as etiquette and balance antics unfold, ending with a return to class amid cheers and laughter.
The Sterling High School yearbook staff announces deadlines for the 1967 68 edition. Forty pages of club photos and information were turned in last Friday. Remaining sections include forty pages plus two fifty three page and one twenty two page units due each month. The Warrier cover is chosen but kept secret until spring. Jodi Joseph is editor in chief and plans a picture dance and perhaps donut sales to raise funds.
A Hippie Dance will be held Saturday night from 8 to 11:30 at the Colliseum. The Loved Ones perform as the first of its kind with prizes for best dressed Hippie and a runner-up. Students urged to dress as Hippie Generation members. recreation room open during the event.
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