Junior Class Executive Council Plans 1973 Magazine Sale
The Junior Class guidance news notes magazine sale set to start January 24 with a goal of 7081 dollars and 33 cents. Buses have been chartered for the Junior Class Picnic at Cedar Point on June 2. The council differs from last year by adding both an executive and advisory committee. No prom plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Migliacco
Carol Beverly
Bennink
Cedar Point
School Happenings and a Busy January Schedule
Vacations end and fall studies begin with notes on attendance and locker chatter. The IMC welcomes Mrs French and reports 250 new books in December. Upcoming student radio, shows, and interviews with Judge Levin, Jim Howard, and a Mark Twain record are set for January. Students attend the Pennsylvania Farm Show January 8 to 11. Retake and completion of club pictures include bands cheerleaders councils and honor societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.T
K.C
Mitchell
IMC
French
Richmond
Mack
Paula Omer
Connie Davis
Candy Wilde
George Levin
Jim Howard
Mark Twain
Record
Corrian
SMC
Editorial on press freedom and government secrets
Kathy Baker argues that the first amendment protects press freedom from government overreach and source disclosure. She questions withholding information from voters and criticizes politicians who hide corruption while the media inform the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Baker
Congress
Pentagon
Land of the Free cries against press censorship and TV control
A citizen argues that proposed legislation threatens freedom of the press and TV programming. He cites reporters jailed for sources and compares actions to 1984, urging defense of democratic rights and public information against government suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Bunker
George Orville
Land of the Free
Industrial Arts as General Education Compared to Languages
A discussion outlines industrial arts as part of general education, mirroring language study. It emphasizes developing cooperation, work habits, self confidence, basic skills, and safe, informed participation in chosen industrial arts areas. A stray dog problem note cites Mexico City estimates rising from 300,000 to 800,000 over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Jackson
Mexico City
Junior High Basketball Season Preview
Coach Kim salutes varsity players Bill Bracken Dave Cole Dean Dahl Bill Hammersee and Bob Tobin plus Steve Xander Joe Amy Joe Walters Rick Staples Bill Borton John Taylor Terry Stockton and Rusty Berkhaus. Eighth graders Partch Steve Rushin Jim Health Ministry eye a promising season. official warns of drastic steps if not acted, referencing an unusual 500m dog to people ratio in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Bill Bracken
Dave Cole
Dean Dahl
Bill Hammersee
Bob Tobin
Steve Xander
Joe
Amy
Joe Walters
Rick Staples
Bill Borton
John Taylor
Terry Stockton
Rusty Berkhaus
Partch
Steve Rushin
Jim
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