What Being an American Means to Me
Middlesboro Junior High eighth graders wrote essays on what being American means. Debie Massengill and Paul Threadgill contribute views highlighting citizenship, laws, rights, patriotism, and gratitude while contrasting life in the United States with Communist countries. They reference the Star Spangled Banner and national pride from a 1968 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Parker
Middlesboro Junior High
Debbie
Massengill
United States of America
United States
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Paul Threadgill
AMA Figures Fail to Tell Story On Auto Industry
A youth page column by Bob Colhnar critiques the Automobile Manufacturers Association annual Facts and Figures book. It notes missing data on pollution, wreckage, and billboard use, and highlights broad production and employment figures for 1967. The piece touches on Time Capsules excerpts and includes consumer car advice from a Pittsburgh mechanic. it ends with guidance to seek a professional diagnostic check before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Colhnar
NEA
New York
Automobile Manufacturers Assn
AMA
Youth Page Reporters and High School Names Listed
Youth editors at Middlesboro Daily News compile a list of student reporters and schools including Bell County High School Pineville High School Red Bird High School St Charles High School Powel Valley High School and Walker High School. The notice names several students and staff while directing correspondence to the Middlesboro Kentucky address for Youth Editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Miseeles
Brenda Johnson
Bell County High School
Judy Dae
Regina Ely
T Wayne Burchette
Tony Massengill
Sharon Barker
Connie Lloyd O
Linda Casenberry
Becky Thompson
Mary Lou Lawson
Dorothy Luiten
Julie Logan
Carol Ballew
Wiley Whitehead
Kathy Coleman
Sss
Lona Jack High
Penninghugh School
Pineville
Powel Valley
Red Bird High
St. Charles High
Linda Sue Niday
Messes
Thomas Walker High School
Middlesbora Daily News
Middlesboro
Graduation Night at Harmony Elementary School
Harmony Elementary held Graduation Night outdoors on May 1 at 7 p.m. Background decorations featured 4-H flowers. Mrs. Robert Walden led the processional, Marvin Robbins gave the invocation, Ronnie Gibson delivered the salutatorian address, and Angelete Gant spoke as valedictorian. Special music by a Girls Trio. Rev. David Kerr gave the commencement address. Supt. W. M. Slusher praised progress and planned two new classes. Diplomas were awarded to 37 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Elementary
Robert Walden
Marvin Robbins
Bell High
Ronnie Gibson
Angelete Ganthre
Susan Goodin
Teresa Bailey
Mathy Bramble
Silas Goodin
David Kerr
Kerr
Henderson Settlement
W. M. Slusher
Flossie Slusher
Robert Mason
Jean Goodin
Spalling
Edith Coquatt
Reading
Slusher
Harmony School
Youth Beat Hotline Hangups Spurs Teen Counseling Gimmick
A West Coast pilot youth listening service operates nightly and on weekends with volunteer listeners. The program addresses teen troubles from drugs and pregnancy to existential anxiety while facing criticism of sincerity and effectiveness. Protests about college activism and academic freedom are noted, urging calmer student voices and continued rational study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast
Putona
Mies
Midwest
Norway
Shane
Two Plays Presented To 4-H Club
The Harmony 44 Club held its regular monthly meeting on May 18 in the school cafeteria at 9 40 am. President Susan Goodin opened the session with readings and songs led by Kathy Bramble and Terri Bakey. The program featured two plays by 4-H members Oh Promise Me by seventh graders and Election Year by third graders, with Mrs. Frank Harris directing, promoting civic education and good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Maiden
Harmony 44 Club
Susan Goodin
Jshimay McClellan
Ecclésiastes
Kathy Sonter
Marylin Hunter
Kathy Bramble
Terri Bakey
Judy Baker
Frank Harris
Wacks Will Edit Gets $1 000 LMU Yearbook Scholar chip
Quinton Wacks of Pennington Gap has been elected editor in chief of the Lincoln Memorial University yearbook The Ballsplitter. He has served on the yearbook and Blue and Gray staffs for three years and excels in biology sociology and dramatics. John Bailey of 1968 Red Bird grad earned the Andrew C Yankee Scholarship at Union College for 1988 89 a $1 000 stipend. Bailey, son of the late Fannie Bailey Ashe, was basketball co captain and won rebounding and high scorer awards with wide school activity participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiarrogate
Pennington High Sehgat
Quinton Wacks
Lincoln Memorial University
Ballsplitter
Virgil Q. Wacks
Pennington Gap
John Bailey
Red Bird
Andrew C. Yankee
Union College
Glam Evans
Yankee
Kentucky
Bailey
Fannie Bailey Ashe
Suit Dismissed Over Missing Proof in 22-Year-Old Case
In Lewistown Montana Judge Leroy McKinnon dismissed a $227,400 lawsuit against a surgical team at Joseph's Hospital for lack of proof. Plaintiff Violet Haskins of Williston North Dakota alleged a surgical needle was left in her body during an operation 22 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Mont
Leroy McKinnon
Sncal
Joseph's Hospital
Violet Haskins
Williston
N.C
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America
Rue Passidlis
Hiya
Lou
Ae Gué
Mrs. C
Wah
Little League Park
Mr. Syaith
Paul
Adil
National Safety Council
Time Magazine
Adolf Hiller
Wendell Willkie
Lucille
Treganowah
Pittsburgh
Newspaper
Entreprise Assn
U.S
Ald Ae
Wei
Jean
Ace
Mony Mony
Tommy Jamés
The
Shondells
Mrs. Robinson
Reennrecks
Mon & Garfunkel
Aeenn Yeee Marvin
Tammi Good
Bud
Ugly Hugo Montenegro
Regen
Harris
MacArthur Park
Andy Kim
Diamond
Jungle Lemon Pipers
Otis Redding
Rehie Ball
Drells
Temptations
Hary Alpert
Percy Sledge
Irsene Pitory
Claiborne County High
Harmony
Wacks
LMU
Wile
Man Stylis
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