10 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1969
Page
1
Editorial urges students to respect the new Judicial Board at STHS, noting its purpose to involve students in punishments for offenses like tardiness. It laments mockery and low participation, warns of possible abolition, and argues for greater response and fair, case-by-case judgments.
Keith Benson urges unity and friendship among Sterling High students in a campus message on discrimination. He notes minority groups are present in the town and stresses that high school can model positive change, urging students and parents to work together now.
President's Message uses a physics metaphor of a swinging ball bearing to urge students to take initiative. It calls on the Student Council to broaden involvement, stresses responsibility, and asks peers to support school goals while voicing opinions. GO WARRIORS!
Students condemn vandalism that tears down Pep Club streamers and signs. They note Pep Club works after hours to create original decorations and urge penalties to curb juvenile acts, warning that ongoing vandalism erodes school spirit and could harm team morale.
A compilation of personal names appears in a single line, listing individuals such as Mary Kay Clemans Linda Heaton Peggy Sutter Pam Dingman Ann Haglund Chris Bock and many others. No events or actions are described. The fragment resembles a roster or byline collection without context.
The Script staff at Sterling Township High School lists editors and photographers and notes bi weekly publication. Contributing editors include Gonzalo Reyes Art Sanders Bob Brottmiller Vivian Pratt Mindy Dillion Bill Bromley Neil Boyer Julie Kimball Elaine McClintock and Pat Hacker.
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