Presidential primary results at SHS reflect student sentiment
SHS conducted four column presidential polls among juniors and seniors. McGovern leads in three columns, Wallace gains ground, Nixon dominates the fourth. Kennedy shows surprising support in column one, suggesting misinformation or emotional attachment to the Kennedy name. Voters display inconsistent patterns and questioned candidate viability.
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Muskie
Humphrey
McGovern
Jackson
Wallace
Kennedy
Nixon
George McGovern
Edward Kennedy
Senator McGovern
George Wallace
Ward Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy
Kennethy
Staff Editor and Editorial Team List
The document lists editorial staff roles and names including Deb Thurm Assistant Editor ue Kirchmann Editorial Adviser Mrs. Marcella Powers Editorial Adviser Roy Soards and a roster of staff members such as D. Buhr J. Erkel M. Oleson B. Harms Haw B. Lande P. Mihm J. Mitchell J. Parrish J. Patton J. Platte 8. Schlatter P. Smith T. Tegtmeier and T. Tranbarger.
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Deb Thurm
Ue Kirchmann
Marcella Powers
Roy Soards
Oes
D. Buhr
J. Erkel
M. Oleson
B. Harms
Haw
B. Lande
P. Mihm
J. Mitchell
J. Parrish
J. Patton
J. Platte
Covered Motorcycle Insurance And School Parking Trends
A fragmented note discusses growing popularity of motorcycling among students, noting crowded parking with Honda and Suzuki models. It highlights licensing, insurance, and medical coverage gaps, urging riders to secure policies that meet potential liabilities and off road risks.
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Honda
Special Senior Yong ac Kim A Year in United States
Yong ac Kim born October 5, 1953 from Seoul Korea has spent a full school year in the United States living with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leech. She studied economics English IV psychology and senior math while joining GAA pep club 4 H and choruses. She enjoys music and singing and favors Lawrence Welk American Bandstand and her country's song. Her home language is Korean and she has memories of driving a tractor on a farm. She notes differences in social life such as prom and dating customs and may stay in the United States for years while pursuing potential diploma or diplomatic career.
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Yong Ac Kim
United States
Moon Soo Kim
Seoul
Korea
Yong
Milton Leech
GAA
Billy Jack
Tora
Koren
Culvere Stockton
Stauss
Pop Rock Comes to English Class in WY
Students in English WY study pop rock lyrics for social injustice themes. Led by Mr Teeling, groups discuss and compare responses to questions about songs by Joni Mitchell and Jac South. Oral presentations explore ideas like posters, slogans, or protest songs to support a Spect protest.
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Teeling
Joni Mitchell
Jac South
I Humber
Enelich
Hiss
Mediocre Fred and the Silent Majority
A satirical tale follows Mediocre Fred, an average man who hates certain groups yet clings to patriotic respectability. The piece ends with a twist about his killer’s race, challenging his beliefs. The excerpt shifts to a school year student council list for 1972 73 and a gym suit order notice for seventh graders, plus a Sumner shopping reminder.
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Marsha Tiedt
LeAvon Treloar
Ron Hartmann
Pat Ganske
Tim Woods
Tracy Elmer
Pam Lande
Sam Freitag
Cam Elmer
Deb Giese
Kathy Treloar
Curt Howard
Keith Heinzeroth
John O'Brien
Deb Kuethe
Teachers summer plans reveal personal aims and events
A school poll lists teachers summer goals from travel and studies to family events and professional duties. Several plan weddings, classroom work, camping trips, or convention attendance while others anticipate major trips to Colorado, Canada, and Germany.
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Herrmanson
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Crow
Thompson
Bemidji State University
Bemidji
Minnesota
Indiana
Krumm
Kinsemeier
Faulkner
Vnd
Atlantic City
Topping
Ohio
Canada
Himmel
Andrusyk
Red Oak
Greenfield
N.E.A
Joens
Black Hills
Mr. Burr
Wisconsin
Michigan
Miss Hellman
Florida
Colorado State University
Miles
Pape
California
Sumner
Dubuque
Horton
West Coast
Burrow
Mar
INSIGHT Year end editorial thanks staff and readers
This editorial reflects on the publication year of INSIGHT. It thanks Mrs Powers the advisor and others including the SUMNER GAZETTE, faculty, administrators, and students for cooperation, notes challenges in producing the weekly paper, and wishes readers a pleasant summer with plans for further improvement next year.
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Insight
Mrs. Powers
Sumner Gazette
Sumner High School Play Draws Limited Attendance
A Sumner High School all school play titled Time Out For Ginger impressed cast members and critics, with Mark Oleson praising its humor. The author, a performer, laments low student turnout, noting 125 of 360 students attended despite six weeks of hard preparation and heavy publicity. The writer contrasts this with athletic events to underscore the missing peer support.
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Sumner High School
Mark Oleson
Mark
Ginger
School year events draw limited attendance
The writer notes a string of entertaining nightly school events that cost fifty cents each and occur when few other activities are available, expressing a wish for students to recognize and attend more school activities rather than feeling overly excited. The piece hints at a continuation on Page 10.
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Tracy T
Deb F
Chris Volker
Nancy Norgaard
Rich Johnson
Eileen Joebgen
Dixie
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Mr. Walke
Lori Duhropf
Deb Treloar
Gerry Heying
Firestone Arm
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Arco Farm Center
American Legion Hall
Iowa
Sound, Inc
Ly Roy Soards
Waverly Drive-In Theatre
John Wayne “the
Sunset Theatre
Oregon
t Universal/Newman-Foreman Picture TECHNNICOLOR
Panavision
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Charles H.joffe
Proton
Goodyear Tires
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