06 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
1
October 6 1972 editorial discusses readers complaint over a Rick Wells caption What do you mean did I stick my hand in an electric socket The editor notes multiple interpretations and defends the caption while describing The Script publication at a crossroads with new content and styles The piece also mentions Rick Wells hair and evolving school paper formats
Editorial by Conni Dellman condemns calling fellow students names and laughing at dress. It argues humiliation harms self esteem and friendships more than any perceived glory. The piece urges readers to remove ridicule now and promote respect within SHS.
The SCRIPT lists staff roles including Staff Box Editor Bill Colson Managing Editor Conni Dettman and others. It notes the views expressed are not always those of the entire staff and names editors, photographers, and circulation personnel.
Russell Martinez questions student habits of discarding waste in the cafeteria and urges personal responsibility. The piece argues that leaving trash costs janitors extra work and invites teacher admonishment.
Description of Nose Man detailing Dean Book as this year’s nose guard. The text praises his run defense, pass rush momentum, and ability to cover nine feet of territory without movement, highlighting his role in the Warriors’ defense and midseason form.
A principal letter praises school spirit at Golden Warriors events but cautions students about dress choices. The speaker recalls strict past rules on makeup, hosiery, and uniforms, notes a minority flaunting attire, and urges maintaining an open dress code with responsible behavior in halls.
A school fashion column gathers student opinions on current styles. Votes split on midi skirts hiphuggers and smocks with many preferring jeans and CPOs. A poll on U S fashion awareness finds varied views, with some calling the country up to date and others saying we lag behind New York.
A playful piece by Noel Wallen and Martin Scott recounts a cheeky caper where a student snatches a paper to aid a plan. The narrator hints at a teacher noticing him and the lure of spitting a wad toward an unsuspecting girl, framed in a light comic voice.
The Hy-a-le-a student council reports a successful summer workshop and a $425 street dance fundraiser. Plans for Homecoming include the theme Spirit of 73 and senior leadership from the class of 73. contact Homecoming chairman Lorna Geil for suggestions. Meetings are Wednesdays at 7 30 in the choral room. all students are welcome.
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