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 gymnasium titled What the World Needs. The program features singing and dancing with solo selections by Joyce Matthews Dave Borgmeyer and others. Students from local schools join for Chim Chim Cheree from Mary Poppins. Choreography is by Edmund Wesley and the production is staged by Father John Long with Howard McCullough and Ray Nilges as accompanists.
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Helias High School
Carmen
Joyce Matthews
Prince
Dave Borgmeyer
Junior Irvin
Jo Ann Eat 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 Recital
Edmond Wesley a junior music major from St. Louis will perform a program of contemporary works and Negro spirituals at Richardson Auditorium Sunday at 8 p.m. under the direction of Phillip Spriggs. The event showcases his vocal talents in a rich recital setting.
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Department of Music
Lincoln University
Edmond Wesley
Richardson Auditorium
Wesley
St. Louis
Phillip Spriggs
Essay Winners Announced at Simonsen Junior High
Twenty eight students at Simonsen Junior High School had essays accepted by the National Essay Press. Winners include Sharon Barricklow and Brad Bodamer among others. The list also names students and their class years, reflecting active participation in the program. Several song titles are cited in the piece.
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Simonsen Junior High School
National Essay Press
Sharon Barricklow
Brad Bodamer
Karen Constance
Michael Cox
Andrae Dalton
Carol Elliot
Mary Elliot
Kent Gardiner
Freedom's Challenge essay prize spans ages and nations
A long patriotic essay urges defending liberty across eras from 18th century American independence to 1960s Hungarian and Vietnamese events. It praises the UN League of Nations, cites examples like Ethiopia and Czechoslovakia, and calls Americans to obey laws, support law enforcement, and act as watchdogs of democracy by extending freedoms abroad and at home.
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Kathy Bias
Blair Oaks School
Wardsville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Freedom
Cole County
Bias
London
England
Geneva
Switzerland
Haili Selassie
League of Nations
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Hungary
Soviet Union
The
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Vietnam
Moses
Pharoah
Russia
Pugachev
Catherine the Great
America
Czechoslovakia
Jook
Comare
Zenger
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Jerry Eck
Laura Forck
News-Tribune
Helias
Tina Parker
Miss Parker and
Borgmeyer
Missouri
Outstanding Americans Foundation
Lincoln
Santa
Downtown Assn
Judith 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
Miss Small
Lisa Solomon
Cathy Starks
Steve Tharp
Wonder
Love Child
Diana’ Ross
the Supremes
Abraham, Martin and
John
Diona Stormy
Gaye
Sharp
Biedermans
Highway
Dix Road
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