Middletown School Chief Dalton Balances Work and Leisure
Dr Samuel Dalton Middletown city schools superintendent discusses his busy role making weather related closings and bus routes while managing curriculum and staff. He recalls upbringing on a Kentucky farm and a career path from Springfield to Middletown. He relaxes with golf yard work and family meals noting his wife’s cooking and his weight.
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Johnny Carson
Samuel Dalton
Middletown
Springfield
Dalton
University of Dayton
Xavier
Miami
Oxford
Albany
Lemon Monroe
Fenwick coach loses 230 pounds by diet and runs
Fenwick High School teacher and coach Robert Schwab shed about 400 pounds to 170 through daily YMCA workouts and a strict diet. He ran a 440 yards at first, then increased distance while eating lettuce tomatoes and water, later adding cereal meat and fruit under medical advice. He continues to train daily hoping to lose more.
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Robert Schwab
Fenwick High School
Mately
YMCA
Schwab
Fenwick High School seeks nostalgia items for anniversary
Requesting photos and other articles about Fenwick High School history for the 25th anniversary yearbook. Materials may be sent to Fenwick High School c o Jeannette Dunlap 3800 Manchester Road Middletown.
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Fenwick High School
O Jeannette Dunlap
Manchester Road
Middletown
Catholic Teens Reluctant to Observe Lent at Fenwick High
Interviews with Fenwick High School students reveal reluctance to observe Lent. Many say Lent remains a personal matter with few concrete sacrifices. Some pledge extra prayers or masses, while others admit inconsistent or minimal efforts.
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Jesus Christ
Thomas Meyer
Fenwick High School
Christ
Father Meyer
Fenwick
Mary Beth Dumford
Becky Rock
Shawn Augsberger
Mary Dickerson
Teacher Runs Class as a Business at Madison High
Madison High School English teacher David Hayes treats American Novel I as a business. A student contract outlines pay, vacations, a credit union, and taxes. Students defend the method, saying it builds responsibility and engagement, while a minority critique it as unsuitable for non college-prep teens.
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Madison High School
David Hayes
Hayes
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