Senior Week Plans Bloom at Highland High School
Highland High School outlines senior events from May 4 reception with the junior class to May 21 departure for Washington D C for the senior trip. Highlights include awards day, a junior-senior dance, a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Kermit Pugh, dress up day, senior day caps and gowns, a senior breakfast and picnic at Mounds State Park, a hobo party, and a May 18 commencement for 23 graduates led by superintendent Philip Eskew. The graduating class lists 23 names led by Shirley Butler and Barbara Boxell.
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Linder’s
Highland
Kermit Pugh
Bethany Christian Church
Mounds State Park
Highland Senior High School
Philip Eskew
Sullivan City Schools
Washington, D.C
Shirley Butler
Barbara Boxell
Marjory Browning
Joan Knight
Gykala Lawler
Nancy Manning
Iris Needler
Margaret Noblitt
Martha Ann Reed
Alberta Summers
Doris Thompson
Judith Wood
Dennis Green
Harold Hans
John Hunt
Rollie Kierstead
Dale Parrish
Dean Richards
Robert Roudebush
William Thomas
Farrell Keesling
500 To Take Part In AHS Music Event
More than 500 students participate in Tee Pee Capers the Ander son High School Music Department event tonight at 8 in the gym. An afternoon program for grade school pupils highlights the city’s schools and civic music activity with bands choirs and glee clubs led by Mrs Paula Lawson. The note adds there are 149 named Davey Crockett and 221 named Daniel Boone in Social Security records.
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Anderson High School
Madison County
Paula Lawson
Richard Arnold
Michael Barker
David Beher
Larry Blackmand
Mary Lou David
Judy Dilts
Arthur Fite
J. T. Freeman
John Gill
David Harrison
Steve Hildebrand
John Holbert
David Huston
Thomas Jackson
Peggy Johnson
Ruth Jordan
Carolyn Lightfeet
Jimmie Morgan
Jim Norrick
Tom Oberlin
Bennie Shank
Jim Smith
Fred Taylor
Larry Taylor
Rosalie Turner
Dorothy Wills
John Woodall
David Anthony
Gail Bedford
Barbara Bowers
Carol Brown
Dave Carpenter
Bill Collins
John Detienne
Richard Duniwiddie
Brenda Ebbertt
Paul Fairburn
Larry Fletcher
Dennis Gooding
Judy Imel
Sheila Jones
Bob Kanable
Patty Lewis
Thelma Manuel
Helen Miller
Lucy Myers
David Newman
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Social Security Administration
Davey Crockett
Daniel Boone
Eisenhower Accepts REA Chief Ancher Nelsens Resignation
President Eisenhower accepts with reluctance the resignation of Ancher Nelsen as rural electrification administrator. Nelsen will quit May 15 to run for governor of Minnesota. He cites support from friends to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination and aims to advance governance with Minnesota neighbors.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ancher Nelsen
Nelsen
Minnesota
REA
Nelson
Great Lakes support vast commercial fishing output
The Great Lakes support a commercial fishing industry that harvests more than 26 million pounds annually. New Hampshire endured its coldest December on record since 1917, according to meteorological data.
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Great Lakes
New Hampshire
Church Plans Family Night For Wednesday
Park Place Church of God hosts a family night at Anderson College gym at 6 pm with a basket dinner recreation fellowship and worship. The national theme God in the Home Peace in the World guides activities and devotional materials to encourage home life through the week.
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Anderson College
Park Place Church of God
Dale Oldham
Church School
Joe Anderson
Ray Tuttle
Alan Egly
Helen Holton
John W. W. Smith
Boy Released In Shooting In Evansville
A 15 year old boy who shot his stepfather after a quarrel over his mother was released to his mother on Tuesday. The youth Perry Keith Brown said he fired the .22 caliber gun given by James G. Brown a 40 year old real estate dealer who objected to the mother taking the boy to dinner. The boy was in jail overnight and was reported in satisfactory condition after being shot twice in the arm and back. He will appear in juvenile court for a hearing.
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Evansville
Ind
Perry Keith Brown
James G. Brown
Brown
Ann Mae Brown
British Seeks Report on Disappeared Frogman Crabb
London reports Prime Minister Eden ordered a detailed inquiry into Cmdr Lionel Crabb's disappearance during an underwater mission near a Soviet cruiser in Portsmouth Harbor. The admiralty says he is presumed dead amid rumors of interception, capture, or MI5 involvement. The Daily Express and Daily Mirror stirred new questions about Crabb's secrecy and Russia.
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London
Anthony Eden
Cmdr
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Britain
Crabb
Portsmouth
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Admiralty
Orjonikidze
MI5
Secret Service
Daily Mirror
Eden
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Barry Ogle
Lorene Olive
John Owen
Sally Page
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Myron Reichart
Earl Richman
Carla Rogers
Jia Rolland
Esther Sarah
Ruth Ann Scharnowski
Ralph Smith
Barbara Terry
Linda Todd
Thelma Wade
Gloria Wilson
Dallas Young
Jim Allman
Sheila Buck
Donna Chism
Rogers Clark
Terry Hayden
Wayne Joslin
Bill Kimmerling
Judy Lennis
Tom McGuffey
Melvin Mimms
Marvin Nunemaker
Roy Ogburn
Wayne Simpson
Julius Turner
Eddie van Ness
Michael Welch
Girls Glee Club
Mrs. Lawson
Pat Allen
Carolyne Allison
Sharon Armstrong
Connie Beckham
Beverly Benko
Judi Bingaman
Pat Cates
Janis Council
Shirley Crouse
Virginia Day
Barbara Diedring
Linda Elwell
Mary Beth Grimes
Sharon Henderson
Sue Heritage
Sandra Huffman
Carolyn Jones
Doris Jones
Georgia Morris
Susie Patterson
Marie Quallo
Judy Reed
Sharon Riggs
Kathryn Seulean
Dee Welch
Joyce Westerfield
Barbara Whelan
Sharon Whiteman
Cynthia Wright
Donna Witham
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Mich
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