Debate on Presidential Power and Congress Role
Editorial by Bill Colson questions the balance of power between the President and Congress. It argues presidents should handle foreign affairs decisively while Congress should draft domestic programs, noting that White House origin of bills is high and public demand for action clashes with party gridlock. Local notes follow about school clock and room repairs.
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Bill Colson
Eisenhower
FDR
Congress
J. William Fulbright
Nixon
White House
David Lawrence
Sio4
Staff box and credits mix in unclear newspaper page
A faded staff box lists roles like Editor Managing Editor and Photography Editor with many names and titles scattered. The fragment mentions editors, layout, sports editor, circulation, business, and advisors, followed by a string of names with garbled punctuation, all indicating a credits section from a newspaper page.
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Tenet Eee Etre
Lps
Wean Bal Es
Gpa
Svea
Average young girl strives for a better life
Fragmentary monologue reveals a young girl comparing herself to rich peers, recognizing she has some comforts yet lacks many necessities. She reflects on hope, self worth, and the drive to improve her environment despite feeling average and constrained.
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Demetra
Amany Mores Og
Letter to the Editor Attacks on Pseudo Intellectual Critics
A reader critique targets a reply to Jack Rip calling the author a greaser and redneck, labeling others as pseudo intellectuals. The letter defends writers while denouncing the piece as an amateur, unfit for the Script audience. It ends with a grudging compliment on upbringing.
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Jack Rip
Greaser
Mr. Rip
Dack
Reid
Nixon Walker Percy Triumph In Local Straw Poll
In a local straw poll Nixon tops McGovern with 824 to 450, while Walker defeats Ogilvie 733 to 37 and Percy carries 1036 to 3367. Out of 56 homerooms, 50 vote Nixon and 6 McGovern. Spoiled ballots noted. teachers largely contributed to the outcome.
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Nixon
McGovern
Walker
Ogilvie
Percy
Puchinski
Percy Wert
What a friend is and how kids vote on leaders
A nostalgic reflection defines a true friend as someone who listens, helps, and accepts you as you are, offering support and courage. The text also notes a school election where six ballots favored Jonny Schmidt, one for Guss Hall, and one for John Wayne and Rachel Welch, showing kids have ideas about leadership.
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Mitzi
Jonny Schmidt
Guss Hall
John Wayne
Rachel Welch
Divisions of Underclassmen Blah Wake Up and Take Note
An editorial critiques class divisions in SHS arguing that age should define only the graduating or non graduating status and that roles based on freshman to senior create ego clashes. The piece claims students’ capacity and conduct are not determined by class and urges readers to see all students as equals.
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SHS
Co. Det
Active role urged for SHS Student Council
An editorial urges SHS students to attend 7:30 am Wednesday council meetings in the choral room to participate as active members and support council goals. It counters the notion that only elites join and calls on all students to care more by attending or following council articles in the Script.
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SHS
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Connie Dettman
An Stalling
Dennis Haag
Ke Sveanes
Kirk Satoff
Bob Elsassae
Roy ‘Witherow
Haney
Linda Jensen
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