Dayton area students juggle classes clubs and events
A packed roundup reports on seniors at Dayton Joint and Pine Two planning yearbooks and fundraisers, class photos and graduations, birthday notices for Montgomer Two and Keith students, sports pep rallies, drama rehearsals, and upcoming concerts and trips across Blairsville, Clymer, Green, Lamar, Marion Center, Shannock Valley, and Ridge area schools.
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Laura Lamar
Doris Jean Sipos
Eleanor Voyten
Indiana Sennette
Dottie Specht
Elders Ridge
Ereza Sky
Joan Horvath
Pessseeacee
Anna’ Marie DeMay
Marion Center
Rene Altman
Catherine Hadden
Keith
Patty Anderson
Tepteina
School News Briefs and Student Happenings
Green High and nearby schools report activities from March events. Keith eighth graders celebrate Janie Kissinger’s 14th birthday with a suede jacket gift. Clymer freshmen form Nature Study Club with Ken Hill as president and George Kropinak as VP. Blairsville senior Jean Bowers wins Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. she is engaged to Kenny Wells. Shannock Valley science teacher Mr Himes suffers laryngitis after whispering in class. Green High ends the fourth six weeks as students await report cards. Clymer repes prepare for March 11 practice for the 1955 Music Festival.
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Clymer High
Ken Hill
George Kropinak
Margaret Glenn
George Gaul
Streams
Jean Bowers
Blairsville High
Betty Crocker
Tomorrrow
Kenny Wells
Himes
Shannock Valley
Green High
Clymer
All-County
Vietnam Revolt Struggles Reported Near Quang Tri
Seven battalions of the South Vietnamese army plus artillery and tanks were sent to quell a revolt in central Vietnam around Quang Tri Balang area where deserters harassed regulars with mortar fire. Reports say many soldiers deserted last month. twelve deserters killed and captured. Hoa Hao rebels clashed with Viet Nam forces near Bathan in Camau peninsula region. details indicate a chaotic, fluid security situation.
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Paris i
Warmy
Disputch
Saigon
Quang Tri
Balang
Viet Nam
Hoa Hao
Bathan
Soc Trang
Camau Peninsular
Champ
Mary J
Capetown Plans Large Radar Network Over Five Years
CAPETOWN South Africa will build a massive radar network over the next five years to guard against nuclear attack. The plan, with a project cost around 15 1000,000, was among defense measures announced by Defense Minister F C Arasmus who warned of continuing global conflict and urged international cooperation to cover unprotected vital areas. He said the South African army would expand in eight years and the army structure would be revised.
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Capetown
South Africa
F. C. Arasmus
Evacuations and Milk Consumption Figures Reported
Paris dispatch notes 35,000 of 50,000 Chinese in North Vietnam evacuated after the Geneva armistice. The 35,000 move to the non Communist South, per the French Press Agency. An average American consumed 352 pounds of fluid milk in 1954 versus 399 pounds in 1945.
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Paris
Viet Nam
Geneva
Labor Skills Decreasing in America Says Mitchell
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell warns at an Economic Club of New York gathering that current work skills among American workers have deteriorated dangerously and could threaten national survival. He urges greater emphasis on skill, integrity, and know-how to compensate for fewer numbers, stressing everyday labor powers as key to economic and military strength. Sweden reports 1954 naturalization of 9,235 foreigners. British railways run several firefighting trains.
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New York
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
The
Economic Club of
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Eleanor Bow
Montgomery Marion Center Assembly
Wei
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Bud Stifler
Greenfire
Sally Kovalchick
Pat Anderson
Judy Risinger
Tom Heflin
Marilyn Koontz
Patricia Neal
Eddie Griffith
Indiana Joint High
Bill McGann
Dayton High
Vocational Ag
Don Alcorn
Dairy Records
Joyce Ann Wingheimer
Minersville
Joyce
the Ridge
Montgomery
Hi-Y
Indiana High
Indiana Evening Gazette
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LTC
Shannock Valley Memorial Hall
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St. Lawrence Church
Hillsville
Marlon Center
Sandy
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Sibley
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Blairsville
Bob, Thomas
Lawrence
Peles
Jack Buterbaugh
Doris Buchanan
Patty Labant
Twila Bartlebaugh
Janet Kalus
John Freno
Meredith Brillhart
Jean Klapak
Butch Gearhart
FFA
George Baker
Robert Roberts
Dick Keith
Mr. Walker
Indiana Rotary Club
Keith Dramatics Club
Carol Goodhart
Roger Fleming
Nancy Rider
Carol Mazza
Peggy Tomb
Tim Marton
Good Fork
George
Cheli’ Rellick
Indiana County
Pittsburgh
Ogkabob
Joan Welch
Tueda Bence
Nancy Warren
Kate Hadden
Norma Hoch
Winifred Murman
Larry Ober
Russell Olson
Bren Lingenfelter
All-Coun'High
Nancy Houser
Anny
Steffy
Bill Kramp
Nancy Grove
Stu Art Vuyk
Tom Nesbitt
Millen
Jim Palmer
Carl Wetzel
Carolyn Davidson
Janice Marshall
Bill Abbey
Donness
Susanne Graff
Janice Galloway
Valeria Gasbarra
Janie Miller
Betty Kinter
Ruth Ann Glenn
Donna Campbell
Julie Morrow
Mike McConnell
Mary Ann Sutton
Barbara Cobes
Lois Fulton
William 5. Livengood, Jr
Harrisburg
Low Dellafiora
Frances Dellafiora
ISTC
Montgomery Tno
Earth Angel
Sincerely
Darlin
Melody of Love
Hearts of Stone
Keith Tri-Hi-Y Club
Johnstown
Marton Center
Joan Crooks
Sara Frick
Louise Lemmon
Phyllis Rice
Pete Vuyk
Bill Pauch
Carol Parise
Andrew D. McAteer
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Harry McCauley
Nation Union
Montgomery Two
Green Two
George Washington
Moss Hart
George Kaufman
Joyce Winsheimer
Ridge Newspaper
Roberta Fair
Hersheyj
Penn State
Avill
Clymer Rink
Nancy Lewis
Julian Miller
Hick
National Honor Society of
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Greiner
Fanny
Iditana, PA
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Janie Kissinger
Janie
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