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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1970
Page
32
The Labor Department offers practical tips for youths seeking seasonal work amid a discouraging economy. Focus on playgrounds hotels and amusement venues while checking help wanted sections and leveraging personal networks. Consider camps offices and early spring hires, plus creative options like laundress or sewing services and babysitting to earn money.
The Dawning of Aquarius themed the AHS Prom in the Anderson High School gym. Decorations created a psychedelic mood with zodiac signs and multi colored streamers. Grand March featured Steve Voss and Marcia Dodds, with 1970 prom queen candidates and others introduced by Steve Craig. Sherry Leedom crowned 1970 Prom Queen with attendants Becky Goehring and Donna Zirklebach. The Chosen Few provided music and pre prom parties drew about 60 couples. sophomores plan next year’s event.
Linda Kay Williams received the Arion Award at the Pendleton Heights High School dinner honoring senior Choral Department members. She led Massette in Fortune Teller, chaired the choir library, earned Superior solos, and joined All-State Choir in Indianapolis. Trophies and certificates recognized seniors and underclass choristers.
Three Hanover College graduates are Mary Ewing Rex Gentry and Cynthia Mathews among 137th annual ceremony. At University of Evansville 660 candidates including Charles P. Jones and Bradley J. Garrett will receive bachelor’s degrees. Northwood College sees Greg Collens and Stephen Steward earn associate degrees in business management and hotel restaurant management.
Pop singer Oliver, honored by a congressional committee for help in an anti drug drive, says marijuana and show business do not mix. The 95 year old UNC graduate criticizes entertainers who glamorize drug use and warns performers should not take the stage under the influence.
Madison Heights High School installed new officers for the 1970-71 year led by President Fred McGuire with Lew Cotton as non acting vice president. Sheila McNeal Lynn Mickey serve as secretary and treasurer. They announced upcoming workshops in Bloomington and Indianapolis.
Highland students distributed Echoes From the Glen, their third literary magazine, featuring writings by young authors. Despite technical errors and proofreading mistakes that may keep it from All American status, the 70 by 8.5 inch issue showcases strong writing and the Windmills of the Mind themed cover design, with Nancy DeBolt as editor and Bill Parrish Owen Fry as art and managing editors.
The fifth and final soap box derby clinic of 1970 will be held Wednesday, June 10, at 7 p.m. at the UAW Local 663 Union Hall, 2840 Madison Ave. Bob Hawkins will discuss finishing and painting derby racers. The derby, open to boys 11 through 15, will be held at Derby Downs on Madison Ave. July 26 with the winner advancing to Akron for the International competition. Sponsor details include WHAT and Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet, with the local winner earning a $500 bond. The Akron event offers over $35,000 in scholarships and prizes. Cindy Adams won a prize from McCarel's House of Music via a gift certificate donated by The Peddler Shop.
Doctors treating adolescents warn a rising drug epidemic is the greatest health menace to idealistic teens. Most patients seek help for acne or weight issues, while many cases reflect psychosomatic origins. The scene shifts with heroin, amphetamines, mescaline, LSD, and marijuana, as teens reveal drug use or encounter users.
NASHVILLE TENN Kenneth Dale Livingston son of Mr and Mrs Howard Livingston 2703 W 34th St will be an honor graduate at David Lipscomb College Nashville Tenn at spring commencement Saturday Commencement speaker will be Congressman Joe Evins Lipscomb president Dr Athens Clay Pullins will confer B A or B S degrees on the June class of some 250 graduates Exercises will be on campus at 7 p m
Madison County teens Mike Breese and Mike Hartley perform as a folk duo on WTTV channel 4 Bloomington telethon June 13 at 8 30 p m They join amateur acts from across the nation to raise funds for the American Cancer Society during a 24 hour broadcast from Indiana University Field House with several emcees guiding the event.
Boating fishing and athletic events mark a spring weekend at the YMCA De Crosley hosting the Y Indian Guides for father and son teams. The program supports close dad son bonds, is growing nationwide, and includes tribes in Anderson and Elwood with six to nine families per tribe.
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