Five AHS Students Chosen for Hoosier Boys State
Five Anderson High School juniors Greg Caplinger Jeff Casey Mark Frendt Mark Newberry and Tom Vepesky were selected by faculty for Hoosier Boys State to be held June 13 in Indiana City. Delegates will form a mock government, elect leaders, and participate in athletics band and journalism among other activities. Outstanding Boy earns a trip to Boys Nation in Washington. Alternate picks Jim Rumett Tom George Pat Horan Mike Sharnowske ready if needed.
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AHS
Greg Capees
Jol Casey
Mark Frendt
Mark ‘Newberry
Tom ‘Vere
Heey
Hoosier
Indiana ‘City
American Legion
Legion
Schiool
Indiana
TSU
Washington, D.C
Greg Caplinger
Jeff Casey
Jet
Tor Vepesky
ANS
Anyoon
Tomle Azmerber
Anderson Orchestra
Purdue
Jim Rumett
Tom George
Pat Horan
Mike Sharnowske
Anderson
Anderson College
Madison Heights High School
Fine Arts Festival At PHHS Promises Diverse Student Works
Pendleton Heights arts expand under Joyce Burrell as Fine Arts Festival runs May 9 and 10 from 1 to 3 p m in the PHUS cafeteria. Displayed art covers drawings paintings ceramics sculpture and jewelry alongside drama and music by the Mixed Chorus Pendletones and PHMS students under Mr Johnson and Mr Scoth. The Picteton Booth Elementary showcases art in the same weekend in the Elementary Multi-Purpose Room.
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Brenda Wills
Pendleton
Pendleton Heights
Joyce Burrell
PHUS
Grama
Pendletones
Sam, McKean
Pendleton Middle
Johnson
Scoth
Picteton Booth
Yellowstone Savages Find Fun Amid Summer Labor
Vagabond students dubbed savages work six eight hour days at Yellowstone Park concessions earning about 39 dollars after room and board deductions. They serve in hotels, shops, or as cashiers and clerks while enjoying geysers, lakes, dances, and new friendships. Applications flow to concession offices in May.
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Dori Lundy
Los Angeles
Savage
Yellowstone
Park
AMHS Students Initiated Into National Honor Society
Alexandria Monroe High School inducted 16 new members at a candlelight ceremony in April with speaker Jack King Taylor University baseball coach and ex NHS member. Ten provisional juniors gained full membership. sophomores were not admitted this year.
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Alexandria-Monroe
Jack King
Taylor University
Bier Ae Wee
Fiay
chiBins
Hila
Police Piisher
Maxilynn Prudey
Maxilynn Prudey and “Melita Brotherton; Row Two, Francis Cust, Kristy Fox
Janice Montgomery
Janeith Friends
Sue Stevens
Tim Kelley
Batty Wilson
Mary Zattle
Monte Sprague
Robert Webster
Herald
Shart Keys
Diane Rown
Alexandria
Alexandria-Monroe High School
King
National Honor Society
Philadelphia Phillies
Hauler Vote Action Taken on Separate Ballots
Washington report notes about 12 04 steel haulers in Indiana and four other states will vote separately from other Teamsters in the three year national contract ballot. The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers rallied to form an independent bargaining group and asked the NLRB to hold an election on separation from the Teamsters.
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Washington
Idiana
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
FASH
National Labor Relations Board
Schools May Use The Bible In Public Education
Washington with Relfe Lanier Hunt argues in Today’s Education that public schools may incorporate the Bible and other religious writings for general education. He notes the 1963 Supreme Court ruling forbidding devotional reading but allows nonpersuasive study, urging balanced inclusion of Judaism and Christianity to enrich history and literature lessons.
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Washington
D.C
Relfe Lanier Hunt
National Educationistion
Jiint
U.S. Office of Education
Phi Delta Kappa
International Journal of Religious Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Hunt
Cita
Indiana Spared From Midsummer Heat Discomfort
The weather outlook shows warm spring days with cool nights across Indiana. Wednesday highs range from the mid 50s in the north to the mid 70s in the south under mostly sunny skies, with Tuesday night lows near the 50s. Predictions indicate a warming trend Thursday and Friday followed by a cooling trend by Saturday.
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Indiana
Cambodia Move Has No Effect On Primary Vote
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Republican State Chairman Buena Chaney said Nixon's decision to send ground troops into Cambodia would not affect Indiana's primary voting results. Democratic State Chairman Gordon St Angelo expressed a six weeks grace period for the President, noting voter sentiment now but predicting November could shift if the war remains unresolved. Candidates for Indiana's 11 congressional seats showed diverse Vietnam War views, offering a range of battle lines on war and peace.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Nixon
Cambodia
Indiana
Buena Chaney
Gordon St. Angelo
Marching Highlanders Plan Busy Season and Awards
The band prepares a varied recording with traditional Scottish music and show tunes, plans for the 500 Festival Parade on May 2, and state fair preparations in August. Top honors include the John Philip Sousa Award awarded to Cynthia Ashton and Leslie Baker.
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Bers
Mercury
Ogllossus
Columbia
Callison
John Phillip Sousa
Cynthisa Ashton
Leslie Baker
Leslie
Cindy
Virginia Barnes
Pat
Betty Knott
John Day
Merv‘ Snyder
Jan Maxwel
Kim Harris
Marji Miller
Jim Caddell
Merv Snyder
Charles Brann
John Spenser
Jeff Gentry
Lapel Band Plans Coney Island Trip
Lapel High School Band will travel to Coney Island in Cincinnati Ohio this Saturday to join about twenty other high school bands in a parade at the amusement park. The group will perform Sunny turns a corner and march back along the fairways before changing into casual attire and receiving free rides. Director James C Whampter has not set departure or return times but expects a noon performance and an afternoon of leisure. Gratitude is extended to the Lapel Band Boosters for making the trip possible.
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Lapel High School
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lapel
Casital Sppares
Bind
James C. Whampler
Hss
Lapel Rand Boosters Organization
Women Attend Senate Session On Equality
Women of all shapes and sizes gathered in miniskirts and midi frocks to press for equality under the law. Sen Birch Bayh noted the Constitution had been amended only 23 times since adoption as he urged national concern. Sen Eugene McCarthy testified that justification for legal discrimination has changed with time.
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UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Congress
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
D. Minn
McCarthy
Portable Classroom Building Burns at Riley Elementary
A portable classroom at Riley Elementary in Uary, Indiana, was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning just hours before it was to open as a polling place for the primary election. Damage was estimated at 10,000 dollars. Investigators looked into the cause of the blaze.
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Uary, Ind
UPT
Riley
Supreme Court Voids Chau Conviction in Saigon
South Vietnam's Supreme Court ruled that the conviction of National Assembly Deputy Tran Ngoc Chau by a military court was unconstitutional, potentially freeing the 46 year old opposition figure who was jailed for pro Communist activities. The decision follows prior rulings condemning military trials of Saigon students as unconstitutional.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Supreme Court
National Assembly
Tran ‘Ngoc Chau
Chau
Nguyen van Tolen
Thiee
Saigon University
First Lady cancels Fredericksburg visit over planned protests
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon postponed a Fredericksburg trip to the Kenmore and James Monroe sites due to anticipated antiwar demonstrations. A White House statement said she understood demonstrations were possible and chose to visit later. The Mary Washington University students had planned protests for the trip.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Fredericksburg
White House
Nixon
Fredericks-burg
Kenmore Mouse
Col. Fielding. Lewis
Batty Washington
George Washington
James
Highland High Cheerleaders Elected for Next Year
Highland High selects its cheerleaders for the coming year after a student body vote. Carve Campbell Rhonda Skinner Joyce Keeling and Cathy Hosler named varsity. Cathy represents sophomore class. Reserve squad includes Kimi Young Stacey Skinner and Cathy Swann advancing from freshman squad.
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High Land
Carvle Campbell
Rhonda Skinner
Highland
Joycs Keeling
Cathy Hosler
Carole
Rhonda
Joyce
Cathy
Kimi Young
Stacey Skinner
Cathy Swann Wit
Coco Done
Linda Hiles
Pam McWithey
Tom Prichard Named Lapel SC President
Lapel High School elected Thomas C. Prichard as president of the 1970-71 Student Council with Mark Eliason as vice president. Prichard, a junior, has four years in Student Council, and campaigned on clearer student voice, dress code revision, gum laws, and stronger representation. Campaigns featured slogans Power for the students and B's Coming.
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Lapel
Thomas C. Prichard
Mark Eliason
Tom
Model UN
Sunior Achievement
Mark
Prichard
PFS
Terry Woodward
Student Council
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Slydent Council
ANS National Society
Mark Newberry
Newberry
AHS Madrigal Singers
Thespians
Phhs
Yellowstone Savages
AMHS
Tom Champion
Mike Dinehart
Cindy Durr
Janice Heritage
Nanville Jones
Sharon Menkin
Carol Rogsler
Mike Sweeney
Tom Thomas
Ato Worthington
Maxilynn Pruden
Tonie LeRoy
Pat Fleisher
Melita Brotherton
Christian Hellman
Vickie Bsiller
Francis Ann Christ
Luz Stevens
Mary Zettle
Janica Montgomery
Kristy Fox
Alan Webster
Janeith Friend
Betty Jo Wilson
United Press International
Les Buker
Indy Ashton
Lisa Cook
Hollywood
Highland ‘High
Tom Prichard
Lapel SC
Tina Cook
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