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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
10
The Anderson Community All School Art Show at Mounds Mall featured themes like Art Through the Eye is the Viewer and Doer. Organizers Miss Doris Newl and Thomas Jackson highlight goals to develop every student as a thinking, expressive maker through drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, crafts, and commercial art.
The Anderson Community School art program serves about 20 000 students. Participating elementary schools include Brentwood Central Avenue Chesterfield College Corner Columbia Edgewood Forest Hills Franklin Greenbriar Hazelwood Hwatha Lindbergh Longfellow Meadowbrook North Anderson Park Place Riley Roosevelt Seventh Street Shadeland Southview Tenth Street Twenty fifth Street Twenty ninth Street Valley Grove Washington and Westvale. Junior and senior high displays were chosen by art instructors. Secondary students may take art as it is not required.
Highland students led by Joan Susko and Debbie Shirk toured the Indianapolis News. Mickey Gilliam shadowed AP Bureau Chief Joe McGowan to learn teletype operations while Shirk observed a misdemeanor court on the News police beat.
Anderson High School Vocational Industrial Club swept four firsts at the Indiana state rally held at Tech High School Indianapolis earning top club honors and a spot at the national convention in Roanoke Virginia. Students gained on the job training insights and reporters from the News guided five juniors through a day of newsroom tours and workshops.
Madison Heights correspondent reports teen job seekers should register with the Indiana Employment Security Division and apply directly to potential employers. Advice covers where to find work, interview readiness, timing, references, neat appearance, and persistence in a competitive job market.
Purdue University researchers report that high grade averages most strongly influence job offers and salaries. The two year study analyzes career planning, placement, and recruitment, noting work experience and extracurriculars also matter, varying by major.
The YMCA Adventure Day Camp at Davis Park announces shifted focus from physical skills to chapel crafts nature and character building under director Jerry Jones. A Swiss counselor Verena Bossong joins for a first international staff presence with sessions June to late July including campouts and themed days.
Shirley Budd and Ronda David won first place in the Youth Leadership competition held May 11 in the Anderson Area Vocational Technical School auditorium. Budd led senior class, daughter of Jane Budd of Pendleton, while David, daughter of Ronald and Mrs. David of Anderson, won junior class.
Shenandoah High School held its prom aboard the riverboat Chaperon docked on the Ohio River near Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati Ohio. Miss Debbie Rector was crowned 1972 prom queen by Wayne Masterson. Terry Fellers and Janice Willis admire the Cincinnati skyline during the event.
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