Middletown High Talent Show Winners Announced
Middletown High School sophomore Greg Lawson won first place in a Tuesday talent show held in the MHS auditorium. The event, a joint venture with Coca Cola Bottling Co and WPFB radio, raised funds for a foreign student and awarded Lawson an AM FM radio plus semi final run offs at Paramount Theatre. Runners up Jeni Wren and Marlee Jacones earned 15 and 10 gift certificates.
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Greg Lawson
Middletown High School
MHS
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Middletown
Nine-Tenners
WPFB
Greg
Paramount Theatre
Jeni Wren
Marlee Jacones
Baltimore Civil Defense eyes 3000-person fallout shelter
A Baltimore official plans the nation's largest nuclear fallout shelter in the Civic Center basement with capacity for 3000 people. The project seeks up to 250000 dollars in federal aid and has backing from the Civic Center Commission as it moves to the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization next week. Construction is slated to begin next summer. Also notes two hog types: lard and bacon.
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Baltimore
Civic Center
Baltimore Civil Defense Organization
Civic Center Commission
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Freshmen Named National Honor Society Little Brothers and Sisters
Monroe school honors 32 freshmen chosen for scholarship and leadership. Selection by advisor Paul Ruark notes qualifying students Cheryl Streifthau Susan Abbott Gary Carpenter Joe Oswald Pamela Picak Barbara Farmer David Mize Betty Cain and others. Counseling clinic for prospective students draws 100 attendees with movie Your College A Challenge and panel discussion led by counselors.
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W. E. Davis
No More Credit Until We Get Our Outs In
A general store sign in Georgetown Ohio at Macon declares no more credit until outs are settled, reflecting local business tensions. The terse message signals lenders pressure and potential financial strain on customers.
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Georgetown
Fenwick Students Shine In Science Awards and Activities
Fenwick High features five science exhibitors Jim Klamp Steve Prince Dave Clark Jim Firrara and Sue Ritter at a February 1 science awards program led by Howard Harrison of Crystal Tissue Co. The Falconettes lost to Our Lady of Angels 43-29 as Karen Skinner and Robin Weiss led with 10 points each.
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MHS
Church of the Ascension
Gamma
Greece
Sigma
France
Rho
Hawaii
Delta
Switzerland
Epsilon
Italy
Tota
Netherlands
Omega
Japan
Lambdy
Mexico
Richard Heil
Sorg Paper Co
David Haney
Central School
Butler County
Lemon- Monroe High School
Journal
Butts
Howard Harrison
Crystal Tissue Co
Fenwick
Jim Klamp
Steve Prince
Dave Clark
Jim Firrara
Sue Ritter
Future Teachers of America Club of
Monroe
Helen Blatz
Sue Brate
Carol Lewis
Jean Holton
Terry Curtis
Our Lady of Angels
St. Bernard High School
Karen Skinner
Robin Weiss
Peggy Waczula
Stevie Averdick
Barb Rukavina
Marlys Williams
Falconettes
L. A
Holy Trinity
Fenwick Welfare
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Fenwick's Tur Res Yearbook Photos During Regular Schedule
Pictures were taken for Fenwick's yearbook The Tur Res during the regular class schedule to represent the department. The record mentions a Thursday activity and a Boy Scout event on Sunday.
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Fenwick
The
Turres
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Nightingale Club
Middletown Hospital
Louise Young
Oklahoma
Helen Weinberger
Sharon Cowgill
Chuck Beatley
John Fisher
Larry Schrock
Claude Baker
David Cromwell
Carol Coburn
W Ann Perkins
National Honor Society
S&h
Good Housekeeping Institute
Fleche
Ross’ Girdles & Bra
By Carol Shockey
the Falconettes
Fenwick High
Daniel Kruger
Charles Ewart
Norman Hayes
Teachers of America
Fenwick Falcons
St. Peter of Mansfield
Holy Trinity Church
W.P.F.B
Westinghouse
Paul Ross
Ross
Westfield
Boontonware
BOSS
Killarney
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