Civic Chorus Auditions Next Saturday for Johnen Memorial
Auditions for the Middletown Civic Chorus scholarship are set for next Saturday at 1 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church with judges Jeannine Philippe Valda Wilkerson and Agatha Evers. The $100 first prize and $25 second prize honor Louis John Johnen who led the chorus for a decade and taught and performed widely.
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Louis John Johnen
Jeannine Philippe
Valda Wilkerson
Agatha Evers
Middletown
Conservatoire National de Musique
France
United States
Verviers
Belgium
Miss Philippe
Ronald Vandalle
Ste. Agnes
College Conservatory
Miss Evers
Florence Wenzel
Civic Chorus
Conservatory of Music
Milan Petrovic
Proctor School of Music
Dayton
Edward Molitore
Laura Mae Wright
J. Laurence Wilhide
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Middletown Music Club
Middletown Civic Chorus
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Liturgical Lutheran Choir of
Cincinnati
Fenwick High School explores Man and the Community
The Rev. Rumdkoff of Miami University led junior and senior religion classes in a Fenwick High discussion on Man and the Community. Other faith leaders will speak in coming weeks. The Drama Club, led by Paul Clifton, forms six groups to stage plays and study theatre. Seniors challenge faculty to a volleyball match. girls win two of three, boys lose four. Freshmen and sophomores watched A Tale of Two Cities.
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Jennifer Clifton
Rumdkoff
Miami University
Oxford
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Paul Clifton
Campus Speakers Available From Miami University Middletown
Fifteen speakers are available from the Miami University Middletown campus speaker bureau for club programs classes or informal events. Notable speakers include Dr. Eugene Bennett on higher education and the campus story Lianne LeMieux on education problems Janet Horlander on the Hippie Movement James Walters on college admission and success and Ned Hoelzer on taxes with contact and two weeks notice for scheduling.
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Middletown
Miami University
Sue DeWine
Eugene Bennett
Janet Horlander
James Walters
Ned Hoelzer
Aes
DeWine
Lemon Monroe High Top Scorers Named For Current Events Test
Lemon Monroe High announces top scorers in sophomore junior and senior classes eligible for the national Quill and Scroll current events test on Feb 28. Sophomores Culbertson Fowles Linkous Johnston juniors Sarringhaus Young Ridenour Sandker others Horn Roberts Cobb Cheeseman Leonard seniors Jones Wilkinson Geary Fowles Hall plus Anderson Burton Adams White Crosier Crace. Paul Farries spoke at auto safety assembly. Wheels of Tragedy presented. Lemon Monroe Follies committee chairs named for Sound of Music with 98 students on committees.
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Lemon Monroe High School
Frank Culbertson
Pat Fowles
Ken Linkous
Tom Johnston
Kurt Sarringhaus
Jim Young
Neil Ridenour
Ken Sandker
Connie Webster
Mike Baker
Weekday Menus for Mid ldtwn Elementary and Junior High
The Midl Otown public system lists weekly school meals. Monday offers orange juice baked chili buttered corn bread and butter doughnut. Tuesday features meat and noodles cheese finger buttered cabbage cornbread and butter chilled plums. Wednesday serves hot dog sandwiches buttered green beans fruit medley. Thursday provides juice turkey salad creamed peas and potatoes bread and butter cherry cake. Friday presents Wing ding sandwich glazed sweet potatoes tossed salad and ice cream.
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Middletown
Royal Mint Serves Britain and 25 Lands Worldwide
London based Royal Mint manufactures coinage for Britain and foreign territories including Burma Iceland Tonga Panama the Philippines Vietnam and roughly twenty five other lands creating global production links and monetary ties.
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London
Britain
Royal Mint
Burma
Iceland
Tonga
Panama
Philippines
Vietnam
Rhodes Named 4 In Suit By NAACP
The NAACP filed a federal suit in Columbus naming Gov. James A. Rhodes and two other Ohio officials. The action alleges noncompliance with a May 17 court order prohibiting state contracts with firms that draw labor from discriminatory sources in OSU construction projects.
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Columbus
Ohio
NAACP
James A. Rhodes
Ohio State University
U.S
Joseph P. Kinneary
University project sued over labor mix by NAACP
The NAACP filed a suit Friday against Alfred Gienow state director of public works and State Treasurer John D. Herbert alongside Rhodes. The group alleges firms on a university medical sciences building project employ too few Negro workers. London notes Edward Lear coined runcible spoon from a nonsense word circa 1870.
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Alfred Gienow
John D. Herbert
Rhodes
NAACP
Medical Sciences
London
Edward Lear
New York Tops List of U.S. Vice Presidents
The state of New York has supplied ten vice presidents, more than any other state. Massachusetts and Indiana follow with four each in this tally.
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New York
State
Massachusetts
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Wilkerson
Roosevelt Junior High School
National Association of Composers and Conductors
Music Educators National Conference
National American Orchestra Leagues
International Music Conference
Ohio Educators Association
American String Teachers Association
Johnen
Itizens
Central Ave
S. Breiel Blvd
Lemon-Monroe High
Charles Kleine
Debbie Barnes
Karen Keith
Mary Boutson
Jacqui Hall
Judy McCormick
Jeanne Berry
Spoon
N. Y
Sage
Hamilton
Franklin
Jacone
McCall's
Penneys
Dan River
Danstar
Dacron
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