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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
4
Monday brought bright changes as magician Jan Berkshire entertained students from North Vernon. Clubs held parties, band practice continues for state contest, and senior athletic sweaters debut. Junior high basketball hosts Shakamak with two games at 6:30 and 7:30.
Monday seniors toured Vincennes campus facilities including Planetarium and student union. Tuesday night marked L and M first Homecoming with Queen Char lene Brown and court escorts. Deadline reminders for journalism annuals and second six weeks honor roll announced by Principal Robert Glenn.
Bloomfield High School releases the honor roll for the second six weeks. Principal Ralph Young announces Grade 7 students Brenda Groves Joyce Hasler Jane Helms Mark Hendren Cheryl Neer. Grade 8 students include Richard Clark Bennie Helms Debra Gates Rick Hudson Roger Lawrence Robby Rollison David Shawver Bernie Workman Kathy Wright Odel Wright Barbara Yates. Grade 9 names Kebra Bays Debra Bratton Brenda Calvert Linda Haldeman Kent Hasler Diana Hammerickhouse Tonda Jeffers Al Long Judy Malone David Schulte Eva Summerville Tom Tidwell Joe Trester Steve Wilcox Connie Wright Kathy Hummerickhouse. Grade 10 lists Kent Biery Jean Ann Burcham Kay Cross Jane Foyd Debby Groves Charles Roach David Stone Karen Wilkie Bonnie Workman Susan Weller. Grade 11 winners Patricia Bowersock Kathy Bransteter Connie Britton Jan Campbell Melinda Childers Jane Ann Haywood Janie Jordan Linda Wampler. Grade 12 honor roll: Judy Blackmore Sue Himebrook Jim Pielemeier Nanci Shonk.
School officials announced a full month of menus for Northeast school cafeterias. The schedule lists daily offerings from meat loaf and gravy to hamburger, chicken dishes, pizza burgers, tamale pie, and barbecued options with milk and side dishes across January 3 to January 27.
Lewis R. Powell president of Credit Card Acceptance Corp announces an expansion to bring smaller retail merchants into the credit orbit. Five regional vice presidents will franchise and train district reps to service the smaller stores.
Switz City Central announces second six weeks honors with multiple grades listed led by Lu Ann White and Vivian York in seven and Beth Peavey and James Spainhower in nine. The annual Christmas dance is Dec 19 with King and Queen crowning by Sherman Andis and Melanie Davis. The Tigers lost to Clay City last Friday. B team played in the Linton classic.
Dugger Union reports the Bulldogs beat Patricksburg 94 49 and the B team 40 35, plus wins over Worthington 69 64 and Odon 80 73. A hard loss to North Central 71 68 follows.
Between 1959 and 1965 Belgium attracted over 1.8 thousand foreign sponsored projects totaling more than 1 billion dollars. 1965 alone reached 360 million, the peak year, with U.S. firms contributing 320 million or 90 percent. From 1959 to 1965 U.S. entities invested 720 million or 70 percent. Key sectors included metallurgical metalworking chemical petrochemical paper and textiles.
European schools emphasize early sorting and centralized control while American systems prize universal access and local diversity. George Washington University experts Bergmann and Poplusko note European secondary education is often stronger, but U S universities, especially at graduate level and top technical schools like MIT and CaTec, stand out.
Worthington’s B team classic ran Tuesday and Wednesday with games against Lin ton and Bloomfield. The student council organized Christmas decorations in the hall. Dr William Hopp of Indiana State University spoke to science classes and seniors. A spaghetti dinner precedes the Shakamak game at 5 pm, tickets 85 cents. After the game juniors host a dance until 11 pm with the Poor Boys from Spencer.
The Shakamak school notes report GAA held a monthly meeting last Thursday where a copy of the constitution was shared with members. PTA met Tuesday with a Christmas Music Program directed by Mrs Charlotte Connors and Mrs Lois Lawrence. Nancy Reed won the scholastic achievement division in the Junior Miss Pageant. Freshman basketball faced Eason at Coalmont gym. congratulations to David Swan for winning his district speech on Democracy. The Lakers suffered a six point defeat to Wheatland, with two games upcoming at Odon Friday and Worthington Saturday, the final December games.
New Delhi dispatch reports Morbund village north of the capital hosts a 69 year old snake charming community. Anokhe Lal claims 50 000 charmers in India while noting rising disinterest from tourists and that cobras remain the main performer species.
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