Lapel High rally aids Pat Barclay transplant fund
Lapel High School students collect donations for Pat Barclay a seven month old in need of a liver transplant The student council led the effort with a pep session blanket drive and several clubs already contributed about 125 dollars The program aims to help Pat live and support future medical research Donations accepted through Wednesday to fund the proper charity.
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Lynn Brinker Lapel
Pat Barclay
Lapel High School
LHS
Terry Woodward
Pendleton Kay
Pat
Lapel
Miss Woodward
Hulldogs
Small
Stident. Council
Poll Causes Controversy Over Extremism In Madison County Schools
Madison County students from seven high schools were surveyed about allowing extremist groups to speak in classrooms. Results show division: 42 percent in favor of permitting, 54 percent opposed, with seniors more supportive than juniors and county students more permissive than city students.
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Tramden Hofer
Aiorsot Veratt Sree
Althe
Widsel
Madison County
Students For Ex Democratic Society
Young Communist League
Black Panthers
Ku Klux Klan
John Wired Society
The
Minuteuten
Amake
Tose
al- Tawi
Sytenk O
Reeyuil
Anderson
Darlene Hilligoss
Madison Heights
Darlene
James May
Frankson
Terry Lewis
PNRS
Shawn Hoffman
Pendleton Heights Students Prep for Indiana Music Contest
Central Indiana music students from Pendleton Heights prepare for the Indiana Solo and Ensemble Contest at Ball State University with Group I auditions, judged on interpretation, intonation, rhythm, and memory.
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Brenda Wills
Pendletonn Heights
Central Indiana
William Marvin
Sammuel McKean
Ball State University
Buller University
Mdiana
Ball State
Indiana School Music Association
Robert Hargreaves
Indiana Music Educators Association
Buller
Pendleton Heights
Pendletones
Ddunde
Sensed Ara
Teff
Linda Shock
Jo Parker
Candy Baska
Muncie
Herald Saft
David L. Dailey
Shocking Blue Venus Tops Herald Record Survey
Shocking Blue’s Venus leads the Herald Record Top Ten in Anderson and Madison County as No Time by the Guess Who jumps to number two. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head slips to fourth as Led Zeppelin’s Whole Lotta Love climbs to third and other titles trundle in the week’s chart.
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Bie Hag
Anderson Herald
Venus
Anderson
Madison County
Guess Who
Thomas
Jackson Five
Bal Phomas
Led Zeppelin
Anderson High Students Active In J A 17 Companies Teach Business Leadership
Anderson area Junior Achievement groups meet on multiple days to run student companies. Each company designs produces and markets a product while selling stock to members and neighbors. Companies like Flameko Lamplighters Ja-Del Swingers and Phadea showcase profits orders and student leadership with trips to meet business leaders.
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Anderson High
J. A
Bili
Kopp Anderson
Anerson
Syork
W. Sixth
Pany
Ccompany
Flameko
AILS
Flameke
Victor Phillips
Pet
Tunnat Conner
Vice Danis
Steve
Agg Lamplighters
Itt
ANTS
John Basicker
Mary Gibson
Cheryl Kizerk
Barb Lana
Keay Stringer
Steven Trimble
Debbie Wateson
Ang But IA
Yvonne Brandenburg
Pearl Dunbar
Satos
Phadea
Johan Paul
AUS
LAL
Troy
Prominen
VISTA Volunteers Combat Poverty Across America
VISTA is a national corps of volunteers focused on eliminating poverty. After six weeks training volunteers choose a region and work with homemakers children the elderly and the mentally challenged. Expenses are covered with medical travel and a $75 monthly living allowance plus a $50 monthly savings account on completion.
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VISTA
Americ
Jolly Roger names Jenni Vinson editor replacing Hofer
Madison Heights reports Jenni Vinson, a senior with two and a half years on the Jolly Roger staff, will become editor-in-chief next Monday 28 spring term. Wauel becomes managing editor and co-sports editor as Stephanie Hofer graduates and leaves for Indiana State University.
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Herat
Madison Heights
Jennifer Vinson
The
Jolly Roger
Re Wauel
Jennifer
Uhe
Stephanie Hofer
Stephanie
Indiana State University
Ran
Ball State University
Han
Jim Hiedelyack
National Scholastic Press Association
Abington
Ball State
Indiana University
Gans
Madison Freights
NIH
Hudson Printing Co, Inc
Nel
Viraighut
Uoli
Ed Foellinger
Ruby A. Jones
Anderson Herald
Lam
Quill and Scroll and Honor Soriety
Top Lassie Homemaker Chosen Scots Win Landscaping Award
Highland High School honors senior Diana L Livingston as Betty Crocker All American Homemaker of Tomorrow after a top 60 minute written test. The school also wins the Indiana Nurserymen's Association Award for the Seat Pride landscaping project with a $3,600 cost and over $4,000 in student donations.
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Nancy Osbolt
Highland
Belly Crocker
Diana L. Livingston
General Mills
Diana
District of Columbia
Washington
D.C
Wilmusburg
Wall
Betty Crocker
Highland High School
Indiana Nurserymen's Association
Abraham
Indiana
HHS
Thelma Wean
Souter
Jof Jo Right
Ara Peggy Summers
Elise Luther
Abrs
Wean
Cindy Ashian
Dian Livingston
Mony
Eastside
Diane
Jog Hoosier
Washington, DC
Koren Jordan
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