Science Club launches with star party at Platt Park
SHS Science Club held its first activity September 19 in Roy Witherow's yard and at Platt Park. The event began with a picnic followed by a star party using the club telescope. Members anticipate field trips, projects, dissections, and talks from outside speakers. Officers are Roy Witherow, Brian Parks, Conni Dettman, and Larry Hicks. advisor is Mr. McCrystal.
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Rally Ends With Bizarre Q And A For Senator McGovernd
Aper's Capers covers a rally at Grandon Civic Center for Senator George McGovernd and a post rally press conference. Proceeds go to Teen-Age Republicans of Sterling via Mark Coppie. The session features surreal quips about Albanian dwarves and alleged political bugging, with McGovernd lampooning Nixon polls and claiming Ho Chi Minh Day as leverage.
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Nixon
Nang Owen
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Super Chem Sparks School Rivalry With Mad Science Plan
In SHS halls the upcoming game fuels fear of defeat until Super Chem, a disguised volunteer, creates a chaotic plan using a lab mishmash of elements and a frog transforming gadget to influence the opposing team. The tale crosses into a broader plea about compassion, faith, and helping others as students face comic yet odd incidents.
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Pep Club Forms at STHS With First Meeting Held
A new Pep Club started at STHS with about seventy attendees at the Wednesday meeting before the Newman game. Officers elected include President Julie Foulds, Vice-President Jayne Foulds, Treasurer Chuck Wessels, Secretary Sue Schettler, and Reporter Cindy Luhring. Miss Miersch named supervisor and plans fresh ideas to boost school spirit.
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AFS Overseas Summer Program Offers Juniors Global Stay
Juniors may apply for the AFS Americans Abroad program with costs largely covered by AFS and local groups. Letters to parents in October explain the chance to study abroad in one of 60 countries for the summer, with selection based on merit, not financial contribution. The program traces back to the Winter Program and links to decades of student exchanges and early participants.
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U.S
Brett Cassens
Germany
Dave Schrader
Austria
Lucy Sutter
Turkey
Cathy Picken
Finland
Jan Flynn
Tasmania
Bob Picken
Bill Colson
Cyprus
Apollo 15 crew disciplined for moon letter scheme
In July 1971 Apollo 15 astronauts Scott Worden and Irvin were disciplined by NASA for carrying 400 letters to the moon. They handed 100 letters to an acquaintance in West Germany who reportedly sold them to stamp collectors for $1,500 each. NASA condemned the action.
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Memories of Sorrow by Denella Harts
A reflective poem by Denella Harts explores ancestral struggles for freedom and equal rights. It calls for brotherhood, forgiveness, and reconciliation across racial lines, urging tolerance and unity to heal past pains.
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