Shakamak High School News Highlights and Activities
SHAKAMAK seniors prepare for yearbook photos while government classes study civil defense. Students visit Vincennes University. Junior Miss pageant attendees include Terry Morse, Nancy Reed, and Carolyn Rehmel. Lakers lose 76 70 in overtime at Linton. DAR award winners named Judy West, Belinda Harvey, Elaine Graber. Honor rolls list A and B distinctions for seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen.
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Jean Salter
Shakamak
Hoffman
Vincennes University
Tim Warrick
John Salter
Bob Chattin
Mike Bevel
Jerri Row
Terry Morse
Margo Miller
Nancy Reed
Carolyn Rehmel
Linton
Sesson
Lakers
Miner
North Central
Wheatland
L and M
DAR
Judy West
Belinda Harvey
Elaine Graber
Judy
Donna Abel
Patsy Farmer
Jane Burton
Judy Ray
Shakamak High School
Robert McBride
Patti English
Jeannine Graber
Bonnie Houghton
Mary Salesman
Tom Williams
Jeannie Ridinger
Debbie Shepherd
Susan Hibbard
Virginia Liston
Ron McBride
Linda Earlywine
Bob Groves
Beverly Metcalf
Marilyn Pittman
Pam Knox
Brian Miller
Joann Stockrahm
Linda Phillips
Karen Canada
Marsha Moyer
Connie Griffith
Vicki Gilbert
Jean Stockrahm
Janet Pope
Dixie Metcalf
Terri Newby
Alice Garwood
Steve Sims
Laura Griffith
Tom Edmonson
Kathern Rhoderick
Hickory Area Thanksgiving Guests and Visits Plentiful
Recent Thanksgiving guests filled homes across Hickory and nearby towns. Names include Nellie Whitehead, John McQuiston of St. Louis, and John Brechin of Chicago visiting the McQuistons. Multiple families hosted relatives from Terre Haute, Dugger, Mishawaka, Anderson, Ottawa, and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McQuiston
Nellie Whitehead
John McQuiston
St. Louis
John Brechin
Chicago
Rush Shaffer
New Lebanon
Tom Goodman
Dugger
Connie Good
Brad Ellis
Robbie
Terre Haute
Bob Ellis
Bill
Kay
Reva Lou
Alice
Bruce
Sparky
Exline
Dianna
Sheila
Jim Ransford
Jimmie
Norman
Mark
Brett
Everett Gilham
Kelsey Ransford
Penny Isbell
Rickie
Judy Wilson
Donnie Isbell
Anderson
Stevie
Vicky Moore
Mishawaka
Fannie Moore
Ora Wolfe
Bill Phillips
Flint
Mich
Dick Johnson
Columbus
Floyd Tryon
Bob Wolfe
Ottawa
Dennis Wolfe
Rantoul
Til
George Boone
Gene Phegley
Charlie Shake
Donald Boone
Howard Livingston
Lloyd Deckard
Evansville
Bob Clayton
Audrey McElravy
Donna Lou
Mary Jane
Fred Moore
Mike Moore
Tina
Bill Gadberry
Sue Murdock
Suzann
Dean Moore
Ben Perkins
St. Anthony Hospital
Bible Deemed Non Denominational by Theologian
St Louis report quotes Rev. Martin H Scharleman a Lutheran theology professor who says denominational differences cannot be detected in the Bible He argues that it is the formulated doctrines of traditions that create divisions and urges Christians to reexamine doctrines in light of contemporary scriptural interpretation.
Adams injured in Get Smart rehearsal suspension of filming
NBC TV Get Smart star Don Adams is resting after a broken nose suffered during a rehearsal with Steve Gravers. The injury halted production at Paramount Studios for several days while Adams recovers.
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Hollywoods
UPI
Pararmoun
Get Smart
Seres
Don Adams
Adams
Maxwell Smart
Steve Gravers
Switz City Central Senior Activities and Games
Seniors meet with Mrs. Katherine Frey to plan the senior trip and yearbook deadlines approach. Senior pictures are delivered, report cards issue Wednesday, and the journalism class works toward the yearbook deadline. Tigers suffer two defeats while Braves and T Birds win.
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Katherine Frey
Henry Boersma
Tigers
Braves
T-Birds
Clay City
Elnora
Homecoming Queen Candidates Named at Local High School
L and M Monday the high school classes met during activity period to nominate candidates for homecoming queen. Jeanie Hardesty, Charlene Brown, Susan Hiatt, and Beth McCammon were chosen. Voting costs a penny per vote and the queen will be crowned Tuesday night at the game. The senior home economics girls served a supper to Greene County principals and superintendents Monday. Tuesday the senior home economics girls took the Betty Crocker test. The school paper The Pow Wow will be issued Wednesday or Thursday. The pom pom girls are preparing uniforms for the homecoming game on December 13. The L and Mrs Linton game is this Saturday night. come cheer for the team.
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Jeanie Hardesty
Charlene Brown
Susan Hiatt
Beth McCammon
Ralph Raper
Greene County
Onomics
Betty Crocker
Goodman Invited to Join European Educator Tour
Jere O. Goodman, superintendent of Linton-Stockton Schools, was invited to join about 100 educators for a three week seminar and field study in Europe next November. The trip includes Yugoslavia Greece Moscow Poland and East Berlin.
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Jere O. Goodman
Linton-Stockton
Europe
Yugoslavia
Greece
Moscow
Poland
East Berlin
Comparative Society
Gerald H. Read
Centennial Elks origins traced from Jolly Corks and Elkhorn myth
The piece recounts how a 19th century New York Sunday law helped spark the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. It notes actors formed the Jolly Corks to sidestep the Sabbath rule, later adopting the elk as their emblem and name, with founding dated by the order as February 16, 1868. Clark Kinnaird credits the sketch to William J. Whalen.
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New York
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
William J. Whalen
Bruce Publishing Co
New York City
Bowery
Charles Algernon Vivian
Po. T. Barnum
Society
Order
St. Peter’s School Observes Holy Day and Break
St Peter’s School notes today is a holy day of obligation for The Annunciation and classes are not in session. Sixth graders work on product maps of Scandinavian countries in geography. Christmas vacation starts at noon December 21 and resumes January 3.
Precocious Reader Jeff Mann Read Hundreds of Books
Dallas child Jeff Mann aged five read about 200 children's books last summer, illustrating his voracious reading habit and early literary appetite.
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Dallas
UPI
Jeff Mann
Jeff
Linton-Stockton High Plans Prom and Holiday Activities
Linton-Stockton High School announces senior prom theme committee and senior party plans for December. The Spanish club hosts a Teen Center party 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. Key Club begins its annual canned goods drive December 10 and 17 to aid Salvation Army. Elementary withdrawals and Junior High basketball games are noted along with local school leadership meetings.
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Key Club
Salvation Army
Greene County school dinner and homemaker test plans
Worthington H R Russell and Ronald Gab bard attended a Greene County School Administrators dinner meeting Monday evening at L and M. Miss Velma Bailey administered the National Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow test to students Tuesday. Students named include Lianne Fuller Connie Yancey Ann Lee Ruana New son Susan Shertzer Patty Malone Susie Miller Paula Pickard Lola Bowersock and Carolyn Hunter. The test had an objective section and a short answer portion. Wednesday's last period included class meetings and report cards. The Junior High hosts Linton tonight and Saturday the varsity goes to Dugger for another win. Bake sale planned for Saturday at the old IGA starting 9 a.m.
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H. R. Russell
Ronald Gabbard
Greene County
L and M
Velma Bailey
Betty Crocker
Lianne Fuller
Connie Yancey
Ann Lee
Ruana Newson
Susan Shertzer
Patty Malone
Susie Miller
Paula Pickard
Lola Bowersock
Carolyn Hunter
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