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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1972

Page

13

Students Seek Scholarships at 1972 Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest

Area high schools Pendleton Heights Highland Lapel and Elwood Mid Central Tech compete in the Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest on April 14 at Indianapolis. Two-student teams diagnose deliberate car malfunctions using classroom methods, with a written exam and scholarships totaling over 125000. Winners advance to Los Angeles for the national finals in June at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Mike Plummer Indianapolis Los Angeles Jume Wich Plymouth Madison County Pendleton Alexandria Douglass Stanson Anderson Highland Broadway Sales Co Broadway Lapel Bill French Tom Bennett Garry Scherer Goeke Chrysler-Plymouth Inc Noblesville Beverly Hilton Hotel Chrysler-Plymouth Division Chrysler Motors Corporation French Indianapolis 500 Speedway

Olympic Star Dianne Holum to Lend Foot at Walk-a-Thon

Olympic speed skater Dianne Holum, 20, of Northbrook Illinois, will join the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon at Mays Park on April 15 during registration from 7 a.m. She will meet walkers and autograph sponsor cards. The event, launched in Madison County last year, supports local health programs.

Jan Brewer Highland Dianne Holum Northbrook Ill Sapporo Japan Madison County March of Dimes United States Julie du Sette Mays Park

Road Rally at Pendleton Heights Opens April 14

A road rally for ages 14 to 20 starts April 14 at Pendleton Heights High School. Registration costs 2 per person or 6 per car with teams of driver, observer, and navigator. Events include Rally School, practice rallies, a final rally on April 30, and awards including a state competition ticket.

Teressa Isaacs Pendleton Heights Pendleton Heights High School Madison Henry Hamilton Tipton Uun Perosas PHHS Neil Eisenhut Eisenhut Severnee Os Camp Ocondluftee Kennard

AMHS Drama Club stages Flowers for Algernon play

Alexandria Monroe correspondent reports AMHS presents Daniel Keyes novel adaptation Flowers for Algernon. Charlie Gordon, 32, undergoes brain surgery boosting intellect to genius, but consequences strain relationships with Alice Kinnian and Algernon the mouse. Cast includes Steve Barrett as Charlie and Kim Burton as Alice with extensive student contributors. performances April 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. Molly Marston directs, Jerry Gordon sponsors.

Kim Bridwell Alexandria Monroe Amhs Drama Club Daniel Keyes Algernon Charlie Alice Kinnian Charlie Gordon Steve Barrett Alice Kienian Kim Burton Dr. Strauss Prof Nemur Lon Brown Scott Crazier Matt Norma Gordon Randy Rohn Lisk M Iller Donner Cathy Richards Jennie McMahan Burt Seldon Mark Roesler Jan

Frankton High drops homeroom from daily schedules

Frankton High School has removed homeroom from the daily timetable after faculty study. A committee led by Hugh Phipps and Mrs Nick Hover proposed three plans, with a trial shift system adding a 15 minute midmorning break and lunch in shifts. Student reactions vary from approval of more lunch time to concern about study time and library duties.

Frankton High School Hugh Phipps Nick Hover Scott Woodsides Oo Ritchie Craig Harrold Georgia Cooper Cliff Imel Georgia Cheryl Leach

Pendleton Heights Spanish Club Trips to Mexico

Fourteen students and chaperones from Pendleton Heights traveled to Mexico for spring vacation, raising over $1,000 through potato and bake sales and a car wash to fund about $80 per student. They toured Mexico City region, saw La Pequena Senora de Perez, dined at San Angel Inn, were serenaded by mariachis, and even endured a 25 minute elevator jam. A Joe Namath autograph at the airport capped the trip, with plans floated for another voyage possibly to Acapulco.

Pendleton Heights Mexico Mexico City Indiana Joe Namath

Twirp week dance at Anderson High picks Imagine theme

Anderson High School hosts a semi formal Twirp week event with the Imagine theme and Dirty Leg. Cherilyn Snyder and Steve Gephardt supervise the event open to Madison County schools as students draw a Twirp couple of the day and crown a king.

Anderson High School AHS Dirty Leg Cherilyn Snyder Steve Gephardt Rick Senseney

Allman Brothers Band Eat A Peach review tribute to Duane

A 1960s rock review highlights the Allman Brothers Band and the posthumous tribute Eat A Peach. It praises Duane Allman as a brilliant guitarist and notes the live Fillmore East recordings and Mountain Jam as showcases of instrumental prowess. The piece previews the band’s future and cites Rolling Stone’s praise.

Allman Brothers Fillmore East Allman Brother Capricorn Duane Allman Duane Duan Eric Clapton Martha Donovan Leitch Fillmores Bill Grahame Late Ting Dickey Betts Berry Oakly Butch Trucks Jai Johanny Johnson Deep South Atlanta Rolling Stone Bob Sample

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