Pageant Of Petite Photogenic Pretties At Anderson High
Anderson High School hosts the Miss Anderson Pageant with eight contestants on Saturday at 8 pm in the auditorium. The winner will advance to the Miss Indiana Pageant in Michigan City and potentially to Miss America in Atlantic City next September. Exchange Club sponsors note proceeds fund youth activities. scholarships come from Pepsi Cola, Mounds Mall Merchants Association, Burger Chef and the House of Trophies.
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Anderson High School
Michigan City
Atlantic City
Exchange Club of
Anderson
Exchange Club
Pepsi Cola
Mounds Mall Merchants’ Association
Burger Chef
House of Trophies
Exchange Club of Anderson
Stephanie Ann Richardson
Jill Jackson
Karla Sue Kyle
Judy Chambers
Patricia Spangler
Cynda Jo Tatum
Debbie
Meadowbrook youths prep for three week mission trip to Haiti and Puerto Rico
Three Meadowbrook Baptist Church youths Doug Mitchell Joe McClure and Steve Hudson join a ten member group led by Rev John Zuber for a three week work mission near Camp Haitian in Hall western Haiti and Schweitzer Hospital in Puerto Rico They prepare with French lessons passport birth certificates and vaccines and plan carpentry masonry work and hospital aid Joe McClure will bring scuba gear Doug Mitchell seeks architectural study and Steve Hudson majors in an unspecified field.
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Haiti
Schweitzer
Puerto Rico
Doug Mitchell
Joe McClure
Steve Hudson
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
John Zuber
Thomas Evernham
Turner Wins Boy Of Year Ring Plaque At Wilson Club
Willie Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin James Turner, received the Boy of the Year award from the Wilson Boys’ Club at its Westside headquarters. Dr. P. T. Lamey presented the signet ring, with Jesse Wilkerson assisting. Turner, a mid term Anderson High School graduate and longtime club member since 1965, has coached and played athletics, led a city championship softball squad, attended the Junior Leaders Institute in Cincinnati, and helped form a Keystone Club, eyeing Ball State University and a social work career.
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Willie Turner
Melvin James Turner
W. 9Th St
Wilson Boys’ Club
P. T. Lamey
Turner
Jesse Wilkerson
Lamey
Anderson High School
Wilson Boys
Wilson Center
Chicago
San Francisco
Ball State University
Jeanne Bonner
Bob McVicker
Jeanne Anne Bonner
L. Bonner
Beauvoir Circle
Indiana School For the Deaf
Melvin D. Garretson
Council of Organizations Serving the Deaf
Washington, D. C
Garretson
World Federation of the Deaf
Myron Prok
Peace Lutheran Church of the Deaf
Jacob L. Caskey
Jeanne
Kiwanis Builds Forever
KBF
Girls’ Athletic Association
Delta Phi Gamma
National Association For the Deaf
Indiana
Secod
Secod Recding Division. the Producting
Noggle
American Legion
Brenna Johnson
Joan R. Johnson
Dick Norris
James Norris
Vic Mallory
Greg Cresley
Ferrell Simmerman
Revolution Era Medical Apprenticeship Gap
A New York study of colonial medicine shows only 400 of 3,500 physicians learned the trade as apprentices during the American Revolution era. The finding highlights limited formal training among early American doctors and the reliance on informal mentorship in medical practice.
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New York
Colonies
Water Traffic Toledo Ore Share in U S Steel Flow
About six to seven tenths of the ore used in the U S iron and steel industry is delivered via the Great Lakes. The report highlights the importance of Lake transportation to regional steel production and the role of the Toledo area in this network.
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Toledo
U. S
Iron and Steel
Great Lakes
Horlander Re-Enlists Air Force Fuels Specialist
Staff Sgt Robert V. Horlander of Orestes re enlisted in the U S Air Force at Wannenberg Air Force Base California. He serves as a fuels specialist in a Strategic Air Command unit and previously served in Thailand before returning to the United States. He is a graduate of Alexandria Monroe High School.
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Robert V. Horlander
Vernon S. Horlander
Orestes
U.S. Air Force
Wannenberg Afb
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Thailand
States
Alexandria-Monroe High School
Tehran Premier Hoveida to Discuss Iran Turkey Oil Pipeline
Iranian Premier Amir Abbas Hoveida departed for Turkey to discuss an oil pipeline project linking Iran to Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, spokesman said. Miss Celeste Carroll of Birmingham wins 1969 Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award at Anderson College for scholastic merit and campus service.
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Tehran
UPI
Amir Abbas Hoveida
Turkey
Iran
Mediterranean
Celeste Carroll
Birmingham
Ala
Wall Street Journal
Anderson College
Harold Linamen
Horace B. Carroll
Church of God
Florida
Carol Richardson
Anderson
Antha Merriman
Wichita
Kans
Jeanie Cook
Bedford
Ind
Rose Marlowe
Highland
Mich
Outstanding Duo From Anderson Cited For School Achievements
Jeanne Bonner and Bob McVicker of Anderson receive notable recognitions for academic and extracurricular achievements. Bonner, salutatorian and KBF Award recipient, will attend Gallaudet College this summer with aims to teach deaf students. McVicker, cum laude graduate of Wabash College, earned Phi Beta Kappa and plans study in medicine at Case Western Reserve University.
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Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
Gallaudet
University For
Jeanne
Anderson
Bob McVicker
Robert F. McVicker
Garden Ct
Bob
Wabash College
Pi Beta Kappa
Wabash
McVicker
Madison Heights
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Blue Key
Sigma Xi
Sphinx Club
Albert D. Sloan
Andersonian
Case Western Reserve
Cleveland
Ohio
Medcine
Caduceus Medical Society
Model United Nations
Jeanne Bonner
Judy Dulin to Study in Europe for a Year
Judy Dulin daughter of Dr and Mrs Basil B Dulin will depart June 13 for a year in Salzburg Austria to join the Salzburg Seminar. She will study business law theatre and medicine after earning an AB in zoology from Madison Heights High School in 1965. The program seeks mutual understanding by linking European professionals with American teachers. She will reside at Leopoldskron Castle in Salzburg and visit Stockholm Sweden before starting duties with seminar directors three children.
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Judy Dulin
Basil B. Dulin
Maryland
Salzburg
Austria
Judy
Madison Heights
United States
Leopoldskron
Stockholm
Sweden
Swed
Emily
Shari Siefer
Awards Day Honors At Pendleton Junior High
Pendleton Junior High celebrates Awards Day with top ten honors in both seventh and eighth grades. Vic Mallory leads eighth grade with top honors, while seventh grade tie for first includes Stuart Mason and Dick Norris. Various clubs and school activities receive recognition, including DAR, History Club, Conservation Club, and Student Council.
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Pendleton
Victory Mallory
Pondieton Junior High School
Victory
Stuart Mason
Dick Norris
Angela Fee
Lisa Haner
John Heiman
Ann Jarrett
Sandra Martin
Farrell Simmerman
Lynn Smith
Sid Stoner
Gary Wooten
Karen Baker
Jef Hawkee
Roy Martin
William Nelson
Carol
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