WEEM Stereo 92 Expands Reach at Pendleton Heights
WEEM Stereo 92 in Pendleton has grown its 54 kilowatt signal since 1971 reaching Pendleton Anderson Ingalls and Markleville. Run entirely by Pendleton Heights students the station broadcasts day formats with Top 40 and music blocks, plus news and sports and special programs like the Fred Perry Basketball Show and BBC Science Magazine.
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Pendleton Heights
WEEM
Pendleton
Anderson
Ingalls
Markleville
WEEMS
Robert Mnibarger
PHHS
Dan Hulett
Julie Shelton
Julie White
Gary Messersmith
Landa Eltzroth
Todd Ferris
Jon Hartley
Stereo 92
Fred Perry
Rever and Clark
Longhorn Radio Tape
Dan Tutett
Helpful Hints To Make New Year’s Resolutions Work
Debbie Stevenson offers teen friendly guidance for 1978 resolutions. The piece discusses common goals such as quitting smoking improving grades and losing weight, notes resolutions often fail, and provides practical steps for success including setting specific short term goals and rewarding progress while focusing on a fresh start.
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Debbie Stevenson
Herald
Teens Diet Revealed In A Typical Teenager Day
A Shenandoah High School youth correspondent describes BILA Masterson and peers amid holiday routines. The piece stars a football player eating fast food during a five day period, totaling about 4 000 calories per day with six fast food meals, many soft drinks, and limited fresh vegetables, highlighting teen eating habits and parental concerns.
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Schoor Gumor
Anderson Herald
Bill
Alex Names Teen Of Month Ly Evan Run
Alex High School names Steve Saubert November teen of the month the third this year after Toni Mangelli and Dave Riser. Steve ranks ninth in class with a U8 average and plays guard on the varsity basketball team while active in band Sparist Club Student Council and church youth group. He enjoys music swimming and fishing and works at Bryan's Hostery in Alexandria.
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Ly Evan Run Herald
Alexandria High School
Steve Saubert
Steve
Toni Mangelli
Dave Riser
First Baptist Church
Alexandria
Bryan
Madison County students join Radford Highlander Band on Orange Bowl parade
Four Madison County residents travel with Radford College Highlander Band to Miami for the 44th Annual Orange Bowl Parade. The NBC telecast at 8 16 p m will feature the band with trombonist Bob Anderson Julie Bronnenberg tubist Kay Westerfield and dancer Tammy Sorg. Under Dr Bennett Lentemer the group also plans a 8 p m Friday concert at the Young Circle Bandshell in Hollywood Florida and will march in Virginia's inaugural Richmond parade. John Dalton Jan 14.
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Madison County
Herfarsa
Radford College Highlander
Radford
Miami
Fla
Bob Anderson
Alexandria
Julie Bronnenberg
Anderson
Kay C. Westerfield
Tammy Sorg
Burvia E. Anderson
Kronnenberg
Fred Kronenberg
Grassy Lane
Westerfield
A. KE
Walnut St
Darleen Westerfield
LaRita Lane
Ms. Borg
Eugene Sorg
Denise Drive
Bennett Lentemer
Richmond
Virginia
John Dalton
Pendleton Heights A top chess team at Kokomo meet
The Pendleton Heights A chess team won first place at the December 17 Kokomo High School tournament. All four members earned best player trophies for their boards and the varsity lineup of Gaede Tupps Williams Owens owns a 32-8 record. Coaches Tom Childress.
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Pendleton Heights
Kokomo High School
Stuart Gaede
David Tupps
Robert Williams
Bryce Owens
PHHS
Roger Tappy
Jon Cotherman
Tod Owens
Bil Clark
Tom Childress
PHHS Student Visits Holy Land
Pendleton Heights senior Lance Morellion travels with a group from Rome to Tel Aviv then Jerusalem for a Holy Land tour. He notes mixed markers for Christ sites, Mt Masada’s impact, and costly Jerusalem shopping, while meeting people from around the world and reflecting on the experience.
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Jeff Smith
Herald
Holy Land
Pendleton Heights
Lance Morellion
Rome
Vatican
Lance
Calavarnbs
Colosseum
Tel
Mediterranean
Jordan
Israel
Mount Masada
Jerusalem
Laniie
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