Negro pupil views on discrimination at Senior High
A group of six of roughly 40 Negro students at Senior High were asked if they faced discrimination. All said they had not experienced discrimination in school activities. Nearby in Columbia, Hickman Negro students felt underrepresented in extracurriculars, while several seniors cited limited prejudice and noted conditions vary by activity and individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Columbia
Hickman Negra
Mike Norman
Don Ren ~ Co
Mike
City
Thorpe Gordon
Berry
Springfield
Savage
Glover
Jay Band
Officers chosen in 4-H junior leader group
In Cole County 140 teens enrolled in 4-H elect new junior leaders with Soda Popp as president, Cathy Rutledge vice president, Lois Frank reporter, Linda Berendzen game leader, and Russell Smith song leader. Each leader must have two years in a 4-H or youth group and drafts a year long plan with an adult adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Popp
Jackson St
Cathy Rutledge
Route 2
Lois Frank
Wardsville
Bell
Linda Berendzen
Russell Smith
Shock to Junior Miss crowns Joanie Sommerer winner
A blur of faces and lights greeted Jefferson City Junior Miss contestants on stage as Joanie Sommerer, a West School alumna, Simonsen and Freshman High graduate, was named Junior Miss 1967. She cried with disbelief, saying it was a great shock. Joanie entered to make friends and gain experience, not to win, and plans to attend the University of Missouri at Kansas City. She belongs to Faith Lutheran Church and the J. C. Players and will compete in the Missouri Junior Miss Pageant in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sommerer
Joanie
West School
Simonsen
Freshman High
Kansas City
University of Missouri At
Faith Lutheran Church
J. C. Players
Stagecraft
The
Advanced Choir and Girls Athletic Association
Missouri
St. Louis
Circus Treat for Austin Children From Texas Players
In Austin 120 underprivileged children were taken to a circus outing escorted by 46 Texas football players as Halloween plans unfolded across the country. The gesture provided a surprise reward for local youths amid seasonal celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Miss Schmidt wins first in village art contest
Miss Suzy Schmidt, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schmidt of St Thomas, wins first place for Autumn in the Mountains. Roberta Bruemmer, 14, family at 3220 Old St Louis Road, takes second with Sunday Morning Ride. Connie Raithel, 13, of 1515 Taylor Drive, takes third with They Wouldnt Even. Contest rules require age 14 or under, artist name age and address, parent names and a title on eighty by ten inch white paper with black ink. colored or traced drawings disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzy Schmidt
Frank Schmidt
St. Thomas
Suzy
Roberta Bruemmer
Clarence Bruemmer
St. Louis Road
Connie Raithel
Taylor Drive
Elbert Raithel
Tim
Bellboy Receives First Average Tip On Trip
In Shepherdsville Kentucky on a youth spotlight segment Jim Hardy asked a bellboy for the average tip. The boy replied about 55 cents and Hardy handed over money before the boy performed a dance. The child exclaimed, You are the first person to come up to average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdsville
Jimmy Hardy
Hardy
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Amy Summer
Beetle Bailey
Pip
Redeye
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Seeecancaanieel
BUZ
Neile
Blondie
de FoSe
Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Kay
Funny
MrNavaht Syndicate, Inc
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A. H. Pullam
E. Atchison St
Linda
Larry Pawley
Thomas D. Pawley
Lafayette St
Adkins
Carl Berry
Charles Berry
Elm St
Greg Savage
Mary Savage
Roland St
Robert Glover
Lucille Glover
Cole County
Joanie Sommerer
Stefani Paulus
Anneki Shelley
Melinda Sears
Joan Sommerer
Miss Schmidt
Lima
BIG Pic
California
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