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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1977
Page
8
Fenwick High School students discuss contact lenses as a cosmetic and practical choice. They cite better appearance and peripheral vision, less fogging, and sports practicality, while noting care routines and occasional discomfort.
Madison High School installs a share funded coin operated jukebox in the cafeteria after Student Council and Advisory Committees supported the idea. Principal Redman notes no damage or disruption so far and aims to limit use to lunch hours with low volume, hoping for sock hops in the future.
Lemon Monroe High School's Mercury Messenger shows progress after six months. Coverage expanded to school groups and sports personalities, with more feature stories on teachers and students. Paper size up to four to six pages, distributed free to students, staff, local groups, and mailed to parents, improving school communication.
Eleanor Yeager, a social studies teacher at Middletown High, is repeatedly mistaken for Barbra Streisand. She recalls college days when resemblance rumors began and notes students and outsiders often tease with the star comparison, though she has met Joe Namath.
High school juniors may join the Page staff with journalism class meetings Saturdays 9 30 to 11 30. Five juniors are chosen yearly as senior editors and may compete for the Lawler scholarship with a summer internship at The Journal. Photographers welcome. write a letter to Paul J Day executive editor Middletown Journal First and Broad Middletown 45042.
In commentary from April 24, Joe D. Smith Jr., chairman and president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, argues that press freedom must be understood and protected. He contends reporters seek truth and that strong newspapers serve the nation, urging public support for the industry.
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