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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
2
Prosser Vocational High School students present the first talent show titled the Student Revue in the school auditorium at 2148 N. Long. Dennis Carollo serves as master of ceremonies for seven acts in the program.
The program shows an ano and drum duet by Dennis Dildine and Ronald Adkins a ballad by Oscar Gillespie a piano solo by Bill Brown a barbershop quartet of Sam Cortese Bob Frosheiser Tom Radosta and Paul Swiatko a trumpet duet by Bob Mayer and Bill Wright a pantomime by Alan Grimm and singers Dennis Carollo and Alex Denysenko with faculty sponsors Vrs Lows Ross and Lynn Clauson
Everett J. Kocher of 1311 N Massasoit rises to assistant manager of savings operations at First Federal in Chicago IL, moving from internal auditor. He studied at the University of Illinois and the Savings and Loan Institute and is involved with the Society of Controllers and Financial Officers and Junior Achievement advisory work.
American Home Savings and Loan announces the purchase of a lannon stone and brick building at 4054 North. After interior remodeling this summer, the institution will occupy the first floor. A rear parking lot and four second floor rental suites are planned. Ver Lynn Sprague will speak at the High Twelve club dinner at Oak Park Arms Hotel on March 29.
The Logan Square Neighborhood Association launches its annual membership drive from March 24 with door to door canvassing by LSNA branches South Avondale Neighbors PEP and the Reilly Area Citizens association. Full drive runs through April 21 with church outreach and signups at 2641 N Milwaukee.
Thirty Urbana area residents are listed on the University of Illinois dean’s list for the 1957 68 semester. Names include Duane Crum Robert Holland Wayne Angerame Glenn Baum David Ho Leonard Hoffnung Mildren Huston James Jiambaluo Douglas Karlen Natasha Kolchevska Judith Lennert Cheryle Lotsoff Jane McHugh Gustav Nystrom Thomas O Meara Rosalie Ostrowsky James Plewa David Reiner Hilary Rosenberg Richard Sefcik Marvin Shafer Donald Shymanski Dennis Swenie Dennis Trybus Anthony Zampano James Klebek Celia Lobosco Marcia Bagan Martin Campanella
The Great Central Ceramic league lists Eleanor Tarzan of Blue Ribbon Ceramic Studio as a principal participant in a Hinsdale show at Hinsdale Community House on April 6 and 7. The event features new mold forms, a non juried teacher and professional display, and a hobbyist competitive exhibit open to all ages.
A documentary on water pollution titled Too Thick to Navigate Too Thin to Culb vale will be shown at the Northwest Federation of Republican Women meeting. The event begins at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the 38th Ward Regular Republican headquarters 6130 Belmont. Speaker is Gerald Marks Santary district trustee.
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