02 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
1
Editorial notes unity as a goal at STHS with a Junior Executive Council elected by homerooms to give juniors a voice and boost involvement in activities including prom. Seniors form a non school affiliated group, The Majority, to foster unity and recognition.
Rhonda Garcia and Diane Appenzelier present a topic question listing 30 student ideas for school change. Proposals range from curriculum shifts and optional study halls to campus policies, facilities, and spirit initiatives, reflecting varied student priorities at STHS.
Jan Flynn reports on the junior class with advisor Mr. Mary Lofgren stating the Junior Executive Council runs class affairs. Prom co chairmen are Diane Appenzeller and Mike McCormick and dues of 1.50 are to be collected next week. The group is studying money making ideas, plans a band for prom, and has run concessions and an after game dance with a bake sale.
This article speaks to adolescents about mood swings body changes and identity shifts. It notes growth spurts and the push for independence while acknowledging parental conflicts and the role of guidance from parents through prom summers sports and dating as part of maturing into a teen.
The Navy offers four year NROTC scholarships paying tuition textbooks uniforms and fees with a $50 monthly allowance for room and board. Midshipmen attend 46 teaching universities and serve four years active duty after graduation in Navy Marine Corps or related fields. Applications accepted until December this year through local recruiters and guidance counselors.
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