Indianettes Win Second at USTA State Contest in Chesterton
Anderson High School twirlers placed second in the United States Twirling Association State Championship in Chesterton Indiana. Warriorettes of Warren Central High School won first. The Indianettes competed as Anderson High School Thunderbirds and were choreographed by Mary Chandler with Saundra Amos as full-time coach. Sixteen members performed a senior large routine with intricate twirls and a lime costume set.
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Anderson High School
Indianeete
Chesterton
Indiana
Warriorettes
Warren Central High School
Indianapolis
Anderson High School Thunderbirds
AHS Thunderbird
Jan Hoffman
Indianette Corp
DeeDee Aldridge
Michele Collings
Lana Lanane
Teresa Mullins
Jayne Poe
Cathy Williams
Laura Cheever
Tina Disinger
Donita Eskew
Jackie Hollis
Betsy Morse
Jenne Needler
Lorraine Schmalfeldt
Carlin Thomas
Sophores Sue McQueary
Lady Page
Youth Writer Rates TV Awards for 1974 75 Season
A youth writer at Lapel High lists top Emmy picks for 1974 75 shows and performers. Mary Tyler Moore and MASH lead comedy and drama categories with multiple ties, while Rhoda Medical Center and Larry receive notable honors.
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George Paullel Lapel
Mary Tyler Moore
Medical Center
Tony Orlando
Dawn
McLean Stevenson
McLean
Julie Kavner
Rhoda
Betty White
Chad Everitt
Joe Gannon
Angie Dickinson
Miss Dickinson
Pepper ‘Anderson
Ken Curtis
Festus
Top Ten Singles And Five Albums Of The Era
A list of top ten singles led by How Long Ace to Before The Next Teardrop Falls Freddy Fender. includes Jackie Blue Ozark Mountain Daredevils and Sister Golden Hair America. Five albums highlighted are That's The Way Of The World Earth Wind & Fire Chicago VIII Tommy Sound Track and Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin with Have You Never Been Mellow Olivia Newton John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy Fender
Jackie Blue
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Paul Anka
John Denver
Tony Orlando
Dawn “Sister
Golden Hair
America
Carpenters
Grand Funk
Earth, Wind & Fire
Chicago
Tommy
Led Zeppelin
Olivia Newton John
Madison Heights Bucaneer editor leads school magazine efforts
Dave Denniston an 18 year old senior is editor of the 1974 75 Madison Heights High School Buc caneer a literary magazine of poems stories and essays. He reports 127 students submitted pieces and the staff of 20 with advisor Mrs Babcoke produced the publication went on sale May 14 at 1.00 for subscribers and 1.25 for non subscribers. He plans to enter ministry majoring in religion and minoring in drama and emphasizes Christian values and world peace goals.
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Mike Brady
Madison Heights
Dave Denniston
Buccaneer
Dave
Babcoke
Anderson College
Raul
U.S
Mt. Rushmore
Appomatox
Travel Guides To Hell for Students Considering Trips Abroad
The 1975 Student Travel Catalog from the Council of International Educational Exchange promotes ISIC student identity cards for worldwide travel discounts and reduced fees. It details group charter flights, over 90 round trips linking major U.S. cities with European capitals, and free catalog access from CIEE. It also highlights Where To Stay USA, a 304 page guide listing 1250 inexpensive accommodations across all states with maps, hotlines, and dispatches endorsed by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration.
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United States
Council of International Educational Exchange
ISIC
Europe
Asia
Africa
CIEE
York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Amsterdam
Paris
London
Dublin
Madrid
USA
The
Council On International Educational Exchange
Stude
Marjorie A. Cohen
The Book of the Road guides touring musicians
Warner Bros issues a chubby paperback compiling hotel hotel and airline data plus loading dock dimensions and late night services for 33 American cities. Jo Bergman led development for Warners Artist Relations and compiled a pilot version last year as a ready reference for touring artists and managers.
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Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Warner Bros
Jo Bergman
Warners
Ms. Bergman
Madison Square Garden Revival Lights Up Five to the 50s Stars
More than 15,000 fans packed Madison Square Garden for the Fifth Annual Rock and Roll Revival headlined by The Belmonts Bo Diddley Jerry Lee Lewis and The Drifters as Patricia Matz 10 and other teens danced in the aisles and older fans revived 1950s outfits.
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New York
Pepsi
Edsel
Madison Square Garden
Belmonts
Bo Diddley
Lesley Gore
The
Drifters
Jerry Lee Lewis
Garden
Patricia Matz
Bill Barber
Washington, D.C
Augie Mallamace
Oceanside
N.Y
Beth Thompson
Miss Thompson
Wykeoff
N.J
the Angels
Johnny Maestro
Miss Gore
Bo Diddies
Talent Extravaganza Delights Madison Heights Audience
Music and humor lit the MH Talent Extravaganza as MH seniors and staff showcased multiple acts. Senior Mike Kuhl led percussion with a drum fest, others performed songs, guitar numbers, a baton flaming display, and a Carson spoof, closing with an Armed Forces Medley.
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Dy Uunabl Uranam
Madison Heights
Mike Kuhl
Paul Moran
Mariah Stringer
Paul
David Morgan
Ace of Spades
Isley Brothers
Summer Breeze
Mher
William Riffe
Thomas Prichard
Curt Steinmetz
Randy Wilson
Rod Richey
Johnny Carson
Karnak the Magnificent
Chicago
Steve Pugsley
Janie James
Jets
Cathy Brown
Jolly
Demos
Jackson Browne
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