Fenwick Yearbook Campaign Highlights Harry Knuckles
Fenwick High School drives sales with a five part Mystery Theater tape and a Thumbprint campaign starring Harry Knuckles and his dog Vivian. Senior editor Jeana White says over a thousand slips were distributed and half the student body prepaid for yearbooks in five days.
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Mystery Theater
Harry Knuckles
Private Eye
Vivian
Torres
Fenwick
Kissy LaMoore
Australian schools differ in year, forms, and caning practice
German and English teacher Fredrick Grathwohl explains Edgewood High School’s Australian experience. The Australian school year runs Feb 1 to Nov 15 and uses forms for grades, with leaving certificates at 14 and 16. Discipline includes corporal punishment and detention, uniforms are mandatory, and academics take priority over extra sectors. Australians also enjoy grass bowling, rugby, soccer, surfing, and water sports.
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Sally Flinchum
Edgewood High School
Fredrick
Fritz) Grathwohl
Grathwohl
Australia
Printers Blocks Brought to Life in Linda Matthews Art
Lebanon resident Linda Matthews has collected printers blocks from area publishers and crafts art objects from the old type. She cleans the blocks with steel wool soaks the faces in oil and spends 15 minutes to six hours per piece while selling works from one to 135 dollars at antique shows each month.
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Linda Matthews
Lebanon
Mart
Ms. Matthews
Matthews
Middletown Christian School teachers cite faith at work
Teachers describe Christ as the center of learning at Middletown Christian School. They say personal faith guides career choices, declining higher paying public school offers to stay in a faith-based environment and educate the whole student on God’s leading.
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Fenwick High School
Christian School
Christ
Beverly Swindler
Middletown Christian
Eagle chosen as Middletown Christian mascot for biblical allusion
Belinda Garner reports Middletown Christian selects the eagle as school mascot for biblical symbolism. The eagle represents leadership and excellence, with students offering varied interpretations. School colors blue and white symbolize heavenly nature and purity.
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By Belinda Garner
Middletown Christian School
the Eagle
Janice Dacy
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