22 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
1
Lorena Anderson and Eunice Benson discuss practical ways parents can support teens like Betti who struggle with writing themes. The piece notes many students spend long hours on hard subjects and urges parental aid to reduce theme writing anxiety and improve skills.
A collage of PTA notices lists dinner for members and families, Founders Day program, curriculum discussions, and several speakers at Buffalo High and Elk, with dates and times through Thursday. Also appears an ongoing Charleston Gazette subscription notice and editorial tips for student writing.
Washington plans the 1965 FBLA convention at West Virginia Tech in April with Joan Castworth Joyce Baldwin Bob Harding Carol Miller Kay Hogart Connie Young and Pam McCollum heading student supervision. Carol Shapiro invites school news reports and event tips. The piece notes George Washington’s birthday and local NJHS inductions and honors.
The Cedar Grove East Bank game precedes the Tri-Hi-V Valentine Dance. CGHS names eight students for All County Chorus in April: Ronald Walton Linda Hill Ann Martin Myra Mullens Howard Perry Sharon Pucket Robin Simpson Richard Kerby. Debate team under Herbert Hoover debaters, with Miss Thursday, contests the national topic on reducing nuclear weapons. Paul Hairston named Basketball Player of the Week.
Three Boone County high school seniors Patrick L. Brown Scott High School James R. Love and Paul Maynard have been named Armco Steel Foundation scholarship semi finalists. The finalist wins a 2600 dollar scholarship for engineering or science study.
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