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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1972
Page
2
The text discusses asthma myths and facts, noting that asthma attacks are not necessarily fatal but can distress. It mentions a tendency to be allergic, with previous allergies and sensitivities to pollen and other triggers cited as common background.
The Sterling Gymnastics Club announced tryouts for the 1972-73 season, selecting 67 members from Park End M.C.A. program-trained applicants. Sponsors Bob Ptak and Cathy Goad praised the talent, with new members to debut December 1-2 during halftime of Sterling versus DeKalb, in a season-opening showcase.
A fragment from an old bulletin invites members to visit 237 next Thursday for information on club activities. Officers listed include President Richard Keeker, Vice President Mike Davis, Treasurer and Secretary Tim Hershiser. Dues are $2.00 and entitle access to the club’s book and tape library and the 10 transceivers for licensed operators.
Mitzi Robinson reports the November FHA meeting includes guest speaker Mrs Gee and an officers training session. Thirty six members from northern Illinois attended the recent session. A candy sale continues and the next meeting is November 28 at 7:00 in room 130.
Explorers Post72 held officer elections on the sixth. Cindy Durham was selected president with Kyle Adams and Tim Hershiser as other officers. The post also includes two adults. A canoe trip and hike on the eleventh will be covered in detail in a future issue.
A student plea suggests that when peers mock someone from behind laughter fosters sadness and a hint of madness that can lead to violence. The idea urges quiet respect for others and to avoid shaming or exposing peers with words on their backs.
A classroom discussion weighs fruit choices for Thanksgiving dinner and condenses on berries as the best canned option. Students joke about overfilled cans and agree with Miss Windoffer that The Scarlet Letter is an appropriate read for Thanksgiving Vacation, calling it a turkey joke.
Connie Andrews schemes to win Hilton High star Bill Payson by deception about her family status. A home visit unsettles Bill as Connie realizes her lie exposing their relationship and future, ending with Bill’s quiet invitation in his pocket.
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