Army education beyond soldiering at Fort Knox tour
A two day sponsored Army tour at Fort Knox Infantry School in Kentucky exposes journalists from 24 Indiana cities to Army life. They start at AFEES in Indianapolis with aptitude testing and career guidance, then tour reception, barracks, dining, and a Patton museum. The Army emphasizes individual job choice, rapid promotions, and discipline while arguing soldiering remains central yet rewarding.
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Tabby Spa
Herald
United States Army
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Indiana
Armed Forces Entrance and Examining Station
AFEES
Indianapolis
Greyhound
Army
Carpenter
Patton
SHS girls chosen for Hoosier Girls State delegates
Shenandoah High School juniors Julann Goudy and Rhonda Riggs will represent the school in Hoosier Girls State. The program, run by area American Legion chapters, introduces delegates to county, local and state government and civic duties. Both see the opportunity as a way to learn about government, campus life, and the roles women can play in public service.
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Bill Herald
Hoosier
JHE
American Legion
Rhonda Riggs
Julann Goudy
Shenandoah High School
Julann
Rhonda
Anderson High School plans first International Night
Gina Spradlin reports AHS to host International Night April 14 in the Wigwam from 6 to 9 30 p m. Booths by language clubs Latin Spanish German Russian French feature customs passport stamps food crafts performances and student exchanges with prizes and a La Paz dinner. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
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Gina Spradlin
Anderson High School
AHS Atin
la Paz
Maxine Bridges
Martha Wilson
Michael A. Brown
Steve Vallance
AHS
Is Academic Competence the Real Measure of a Diploma
Viewpoint questions whether star athletes receive passing marks to preserve team glory and argues for competency based testing as a diploma standard. The piece contrasts sports loyalty with academic rigor, cites 28 states adopting tests, and proposes remediation for students failing the exam.
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Gl Herald
Japan
Joe
Tom
Julie
Susie
Indiana
Aly
Students Debate TV Censorship and Obscene Shows
By KICK MADEWELL MH students discuss television censorship and the impact of vulgar programs on youth. They cite Soap Three's Company Charlie's Angels and All in the Family while debating if filters harm or help developing values.
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Kick
Three's Company
Charlie’s Angels
Sherri Ashby
David Jachim
Anderson HS names National Merit finalists Nathan Harter Mike Kopp Sally Wyant
Anderson High School principal Horace Chadbourne announced that Nathan Harter Mike Kopp and Sally Wyant are National Merit finalists advancing from semifinalists in the Scholarship Competition. The trio, all active in extracurriculars, were endorsed by the school with records and qualifying test scores, among 14 000 finalists vying for about 3000 scholarships this spring.
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Anderson HS
Gina Spradlin
Herald
Nathan Harter
Mike Kopp
Sally Wyant
Anderson’ High
Horace Chadbourne
Nathan
Mike
Sally
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