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ODELL RICHEY
"Leave it like it is."
STEVE SETTLE
"It's their prerogative."
SHARON WILES
"It's like a
private school."
ROCKY HOWARD
"They shouldn't
run around."
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By DIANE HUCKS
In a poll taken this week, 9
out of 15 persons questioned felt
that Shelton High School is better
off with the gate locked on its
student parking lot.
"Would you be in favor of an
open campus at Shelton High
School?" was the question asked
of random people in downtown
Shelton by the Journal.
Most people were concerned
about students skipping classes
and the possibility of
unauthorized people entering
campus.
Five of those polled were in
favor of making the campus open
and one person suggested it be
given a try to see if it would
work.
Donna Reynolds, housewife,
RI. 10, Box 551 - 1 think it's
11t11~++tt/' tflee ~to have the students
on campus + not running around
town in their cars. l think it's
something the parents should
decide. I don't have any children
in the school.
Rocky Howard, timber failer,
P.O. Box 1005 - When a kid goes
to school, he goes to school. They
shouldn't be running around.
When 1 went to school, i ran
around a lot and it didn't help me
one bit. They go there for a
purpose.
Odell Richey, pulper
operator, 409 Chestnut - They
better leave it like it is. They
shouldn't leave without
permission.
Pat Hurley, mixologist, 1634
Washington Street - 1 don't see
any reason why not -- as long as
they're back before their class
begins like from lunch.
Clayton Wilcox, highway
maintenance, Rt. !, Lot 8 - No.
If they keep the gate locked it'll
keep kids from coming and going;
it'll keep unauthorized people
out. It's a good idea. They should
have done it when I was in school.
Mrs. Clark, housewife, I ll7
Turner Avenue - I would say
keep it closed. That way they
won't skip school.
Hazel Snyder, retired
manager, Rt. 10, Box 515 - I
don't think it's advisable. The
kids would be running in and out
all the time.
Jackie De Hart, housewife,
P.O. Box 58 - Yes, I think So. I
think the kids should be allowed
to go off campus to eat or do
whatever they want to do.
Sag Wahlstrom, retired
engineer, Lake Limerick - If I
were living near the area, I would
probably be against it. But I don't
see why not. Why not do it on a
trial basis?
Marsha Geist, license deputy,
P.O. Box 674 - No, because I
think the kids should have some
restrictions. It keeps the stray
ones off campus, l think it's great
the way it is.
Steve Settle, tire serviceman,
126 Euclid Street - Yes. If they
want to go to school, it's their
prerogative.
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Sharon Wiles, housewife, Rt.
1, Box 525 - Yes, absolutely. I
think they're treating them like
it's a private school and it's not. I
think it's up to their parents to
tell them when to leave the school
grounds and when not to.
Phyllis Krateha, nurse's aid,
Rt. l, Box 104 - I'd rather have
it closed because children, before
they get into the last grade, don't
realize how important school is. if
they skip a lot, they sometimes
can't make it up in their last
grade.
Colleen Hunter, housewife,
905 Roy - I'm a very strict
disciplinarian. When parents send
their children to school, I think
that's where they should stay.
Ran LeBresh, truck driver,
Rt. 3, Box 413 - l think it would
be all right if it was supervised to
keep the unruly out. They
shouldn't restrict the kids on
campus.
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