17 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1958
Page
1
Editorial notes a student prank from College Union Opera and a Michigan court settlement for a sexist claim. The piece laments impoliteness at Sterling High School halls and urges a schoolwide etiquette improvement with cooperative effort.
A campus visit prompts varied responses as students rebuff questions about the Roving Reporter. Some offer curt remarks while others politely decline or request another opportunity. Names cited include Fred Davis Leland Eilere Frank Aguilar Mary Ann Mee Georgia White Larry McMurry Sandra Jackson Susan Goshert and Buddy Fransen.
Seniors across Illinois will take the Illinois Scholarship Testing Program on November 22 at colleges and universities. Test construction and scoring are by Science Research Associates of Chicago. Scholarships cover tuition and fees up to six hundred dollars for the 1959-60 year and may be renewed without further exam.
A spoof prospectus extols a fictitious glossy periodical named Yahoo. It mocks lavish pricing and avant garde aims, listing spoof content across culture and politics with parodic names, stars, and reviews, ending with a boast that Yahoo will be the most profound publication.
Students may apply for the six thousand dollar scholarship appropriation. Interested individuals should consult Miss Krughoff for an official application blank and bulletin. All applications are due by November 1.
Mr. Dittman seeks a boy to assist the Saturday morning craft program at the YMCA from 9 to 12. Pay is 75 cents per hour. Applicant should have imagination and be able to work with their hands. See Mr. Dittman at the Y.
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