Sound Of Music Comes To Madison Heights In May
Madison Heights plans its first school musical, The Sound of Music, May 1 and 9 in the state gymnasium. Cast includes Beth Tharmsen, Brad Hiatt, Amy Robbins, and Mark Haint with choir members and local students contributing to scenery, lighting, and performances. Tickets are on sale from choir members. reserved seats $1.30, general admission $1.00.
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Anie
Madison Heights
Fie von Trapp
Mary Rainer
Arington High School
Indianapolis
William Frame
Jim Mutton
BSU
MH Grad
Gordon Faber
Ehypir
Cheryl Soultan
Mavi
Heiner
George von ‘Trapp
Beth Tharmsen
Brad Hiatt
Amy Robbins
Hiead
Ma Tia
Bertie
Margaratte
Sophia
Darla Zimmerman
Miizabett Eliatt
Kathy Sellers
Leif Reeves
Max Delweiler
Elsa
the Baronness
Susan Donaldson
Rolf
Liesl
Mark Halnt
von ‘Trapps
Liesk
Fredrich
Lovisa
Bye Wise Wood
Tom Hunter
Junie Bennett
New Frame
Coa
Path Choir
South Side
Madison
Heights
Susie
Maria
von Trapp
Filsa
Austria
Sound of Music
Long
Marewell
Nderweiss
AHS Students Attend Capital Confab
Patricia Hendricks and David Butgis of Anderson High participate in a Washington seminar on Curriculum, Conscription and Conscience. The AFSC affiliated event includes a simulated Congress session and visits to the White House and Smithsonian with peers from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky.
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Hill Kou Anderson
Pea Anderson High Sehog J
Tatricia Hendricks
David Butgis
Washington
United States
America
Patricia
Dave
White House
Smithsonian Institute
He U
Washington, D.C
Igan
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Dayton
William Penn House
Buckeye City
Alexandria Youth Center fund drive nears goal
The Alexandria Youth Center aims to raise 20000 to complete a new facility south of the Armory on South Morrison Street. A temporary building will host dances, after school programs, indoor recreation, and a skating area, with a kickoff by J J Long Inc offering space. A student board will run the center with adult advisors, and previous drives have drawn from clubs, businesses, and the United Fund.
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Paul Abshire
Board of
Evangelism
Philip J. Williams
Noble Street United Methodist Church
Larry K. Parks
Harvey C. Riedel
J. J. Long,, Inc
Armory
Diane Ion Mexantria
Monood
Alexandria
Inrash Stud
Tl Community Wa
Civle
As Not! As Indivicals
United Prax
Beloy
Alexandria Youthh Center
Alexandria Youth Center
Gene Cotton
Feggy Crouch
Highland Instructor Peace Corps Veteran Serves in Africa
Highland High School English teacher Steve Currens, a Peace Corps veteran, recalls his Africa assignment in Gabon and Senegal. He describes training in French at Boston University, teaching English to high school students, and coping with scarce materials and large classes. He notes African views of Americans during the era and expresses desire to return, citing travel across eight West African countries by various transport modes.
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Nancy Dehule
Highland
Quebec
Senegal
Africa
Currens
U.S
Io Arcius
Marlin Luther King
Robert Kennedy
John Kennedy
Max
AHS Senior Coed Speaks At Purdue Anderson
Pamela Trantham, Anderson High School senior coed, addressed the Indiana Soil and Water Conservation Districts conference at Purdue University West Lafayette. She spoke on “Proper and Choral Club’s Bye, Bye Birdie” and plans to study at Butler University next September while remaining active in theater and debate at state and local levels.
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Anderson High School
Amela K. ‘Trantham
Purdue University
West
AHS
AHS Coed
Pamela
Anderson Civic Theater
Fraternity Image Analyzed In College Living Debate
Editor notes begin a series on housing options for new college students as critics attack Greek life for discrimination and hazing while supporters tout total living education. The piece traces fraternity origins from Phi Beta Kappa in 1778 to mid-19th century growth alongside land grant colleges and expanding university social needs.
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Anderson Ad Madsen County
Anderson Herald
Steinenhofer
Anecew
Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College
Virginia
Jrove Olte
Santa Salute Portrait by Kim Tappan
A profile feature on the holiday season highlights Kim Tappan daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy Tappan of 1714 Crystal St presenting a festive portrait of the season.
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Kim Tappan
Timothy Tappan
Crystal ST
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