25 Sep 1964
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
1
A school pep rally scene unfolds as the crowd mishears the loyalty song. While the chorus appears to pledge loyalty to SHS, students debate the correct line and insist the chant should honor the school. The crowd imagines a corrected version.
A naturalist observes processionary caterpillars moving in a line with heads touching tails. The tale uses the behavior as a critique of crowds blindly following leaders. It contrasts crowd approval with doing right and urges individual moral judgment.
A classroom style brain teaser asks readers to count the letter F in the sentence finished files are the result of years of scientific study combined with the experience of years. It notes six F's exist and challenges readers to spot them and rate their skill.
Roving Reporter gathers candid freshman replies at SHS about the new building. Students express mixed views on crowding, navigation, workload, and facilities, with comments ranging from praise to frustration about halls, monitors, and clocks, highlighting a maze of corridors and a busy start to the term.
Bits and scraps describe a Latin teacher’s imminent engagement and vague bride hints. A senior football crowd plays in a parking lot with meters as goals. Friday’s Y turnout hits an all-time high while a loyal advisor counts steps between classes. A nearby student dislikes P.E. and schemes to be sent home, but fails.
A mallard rapidly ducked beneath a low power line, eliciting a concise joke about the bird’s wisdom. The brief incident centers on a nimble flight maneuver and a playful punchline.
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