Preble students honor Bicentennial with murals
Advanced art students at Preble Shawnee paint five gym murals for America's 200th birthday under Principal Douglas Hall and art teacher Mrs Jean Kramer. The murals depict the Boston Tea Party, Valley Forge, Paul Revere's Ride, and more, taking about 18 weeks to date with work by Mia Kramer and others. Parents and teachers praise the project as a visible show of patriotism and artistic ability done on a volunteer basis.
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Preble Shawnee
America
Douglas Hall
Jean Kramer
Mia Kramer
George Washington
Valley Forge
Paul Revere
Rhonda Conner
Kramer
Linda Williams Aims Journalism Career At Ohio State
Linda Williams, 16, Page staff member and junior at Middletown High, plans to pursue journalism as a career. Daughter of Mrs. Ida Williams, she also contributes to the Middletonian and edits church papers, enjoys dancing, and follows softball and tennis. She cites Ohio State University for its reputed journalism program.
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Linda Williams
Page
Ida Williams
Linda
Middletonian
Middletown High
Church 5
Dillman’s
Ohio State
First Middletown Prom Jubilee Sets May 21 1953
The first Jubilee at Middletown High began May 2 1953 with a prom at Wade E Miller Gym then a Scared Stiff showing at Paramount Theatre and a LeSourdsville continuation. This year May 21 features a similar format with a Colonial screening and LeSourdsville dancing plus music by Casey Piotroski.
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Wade E. Miller
Paramount Theatre
Martin- Lewis
Ally
Colonial
LeSourdsville Ke
Casey Piotroski
Wasi Radio
Springomania Feveris: Middletown Succumbs To Spring Fever
A playful note describes Springomania Feveris or gy fever spreading through Middletown as people tilt toward windows and dream of warmer days. It lists symptoms like glazed eyes and restless naps, with no cure yet, and relief found in leisure activities. The piece ends with a humorous aside about restless heads toward the window.
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Middletown
Active and Involved Bill Huntley Shines at Middletown High
Bill Huntley a 17 year old Middletown High sophomore known for travel and theater, has lived in 14 states and embraces diverse voices. He excels in Thespian points, pottery, jewelry making, and poetry while selling crafts locally. He dreams of a traveling unisex hairstylist career following his father.
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Bill Huntley
Damian
Margo Huntley
Bill
Middletown High School
Middletown High
Apt Bill
Maki Brady
Middletown
MHS
Page journalism program seeks applicants for 1976 77
Students who will be juniors in area high schools next fall may apply for The Page journalism program. Write to The Journal for an application blank at Middletown Journal First and Broad Middletown Ohio 45042 to receive class information.
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Middletown Journal
First & Broad
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown High Tornado Drills Prompt Student Panic
Homeroom at Middletown High School reports heightened confusion during tornado drill preparations. The piece mocks safety gear, stresses need for warning systems, and suggests miners hats and flashlight essentials for outages.
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Preble
U.S.A
Charlotte Tibb
Steve A
Betsy Steele
Shirley Dearth
Jeanette Unruh
Steve Pheanis
Sheckler
LeSourdsville
McGuire Sisters
Middletown Christian
By Laurie Hoffman
By Linda Williams
Franklin Re
Ben Franklin
Potter's Wheel
By Ginger Williams
Food Department
Dolin’'s
C.E. Greathouse
Middletown Mall
Miller’s Jewelry
G.C. Murphy Co
Worthmore
J.C. Penney Co
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