Helias presents What the World Needs concert at Helias High
Helias High School presents a Sunday and Monday 8 p.m. concert in the school gym. The program features singing and dance with seven solo selections including the aria from Carmen by Joyce Matthews and the serenade from The Student Prince by Dave Borgmeyer. Other soloists include Irvin Stan Borgmeyer, Jo Ann ene Stan Borgmeyer, Paul Caspari and Tina arker. The mixed chorus, chorale and freshman girls chorus perform with students from St. Peter's, St. Joseph's, Immaculate Conception and St. Martin's in Chim Chim Cher-ee from Mary Poppins. Choreography is by Edmund Wesley, Lincoln University. Howard McCullough and Ray Nilges are accompanists. Father John Long staged the production.
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Helias High School
Carmen
Joyce Matthews
Prince
Dave Borgmeyer
Junior Irvin
Jo Annene Stan Borgmeyer
Paul Caspari
Tinaarker
St. Peter’s School
St. Joseph’s School
Immaculate Conception
St. Martin’s School
Lincoln University to present Edmond Wesley in junior recital
Lincoln University music department will host Edmond Wesley in a junior voice recital at Richardson Auditorium Sunday at 3 pm. Wesley, a St. Louis junior music major, will perform contemporary works and Negro spirituals under the direction of Phillip Spriggs. Miss Tina Parker and Dave Borgmeyer of Helias were named Outstanding Teenagers of 1969 and will seek state and national honors in the Outstanding Teenagers of America program.
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Department of Music
Lincoln University
Edmond Wesley
Richardson Auditorium
Pam
Tina Parker
Dave Borgmeyer
Helias
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Essay winners announced at Simonsen Junior High
Twenty eight students at Simonsen Junior High School have essays accepted by the National Essay Press. Names include Sharon Barricklow Brad Bedamer Karen Constance Michael Cox Andrea Dalton Carol Elliot Mary Elliot Kent Gardner Judit Gentili Kay Haselhorst Denita Hensley Mark Herman Elizabeth Holt James Hopkins Stan Humphreys Dawn Jones Gale Kelley Sherri Mills Glen Murray Terri Pierce Cindy Prouty Robert Renick Linda Sanders Craig Schneider Carolyn Jayne Small Small Lisa Solomon Cathy Starks Steve Tharp. Also listed are song titles For Once in My Life Love Child Abraham Martin and John I Heard it Through the Grapevine and Stormy.
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Simonsen Junior High School
National Essay Press
Sharon Barricklow
Brad Bedamer
Karen Constance
Michael Cox
Andrae Dalton
Carol Elliot
Mary Elliot
Kent Gardner
Judit Gentili
Kay Haselhorst
Denita Hensley
Mark Herman
Elizabeth Holt
James Hopkins
Stan Humphreys
Dawn Jones
Gale Kelley
Sherri Mills
Glen Murray
Terri Pierce
Cindy Prouty
Robert Renick
Linda Sanders
Wonder
Love Child
Diana Ross and
the Supremes
Abraham, Martin and
John
Diona Stormy
Gaye
Freedom's Challenge Essay Contest Reflections 1912 1968
Blair Oaks junior Miss Kathy Bias wins Freedom's Challenge for Cole County with an essay on equal rights. The piece links historical struggles for liberty from 1776 to 1968 and urges citizens to uphold laws, defend freedom at home, and aid others in gaining rights.
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Kathy Bias
Blair Oaks
Wardsville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Freedom
Cole County
Bias
Miss Bias
London
England
Geneva
Switzerland
Haili Selassie
League of Nations
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Hungary
Soviet Union
University of Mississippi
Meredith
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Laura Forck
News-Tribune
Wesley
St. Louis
Phillip Spriggs
Missouri
Lincoln
Santa
Downtown Assn
Craig Schneider
Carolyn Jayne Small
Miss Small
Lisa Solomon
Cathy Starks
Steve Tharp
Vietnam
Moses
Pharoah
Russia
Pugachev
Catherine the Great
America
Czechoslovakia
Sharp
Bib Dermans
Highway
Dix Road