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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1971
Page
30
Middletown and Fenwick varsity cheerleaders describe cheerleading as a serious commitment beyond Friday night games. They balance practice, fundraisers, and academic standards while promoting spirit and sportsmanship, with hopes to continue cheering in college or coach later.
The fragment lists staff roles for a Sunday page including Editor John Kiesewetter and assistant editors Kim Fielder Debbie McConnell Tim Klaber Sandy Pawelkoski Mike Williams Mike McGraw Susan Vorhis Mary Lou Schramm E J Gardner Monica Manasco Lynn Bailey dated February 28 1971 Retrieved from the Sunday page lineup shows a newsroom credits section with multiple editors and contributors.
Fenwick High juniors Bonnie White and Rita Dineen report they can “talk to the plants” through a polygraph linked leaf sensor. Their display tests how plant reactions vary with human voices and actions at the school cafeteria science fair from noon to 2 pm with participants from Fenwick classes and local parochial grade schools.
Congressman Walter E. Powell of the 24th District discusses youth improvement due to television, broader knowledge, and active political participation. He notes 18-year-olds should vote on state matters if they can at the national level and cites youth involvement in campaigns and committees.
Fenwick High juniors joined Frisch's for a one day career day, working as car hops waitresses and dishwashers from 6 am to 5 pm. About 50 students from area schools filled roles to earn money for their class with mixed reflections on the hectic pace and learning experience.
Mrs Emma Sauter a Fenwick High School teacher taught 32 Middletown school system teachers and principals first aid. The class reversed roles as they learned to handle everyday classroom health incidents and emergencies.
Edgewood High School industrial arts teacher William Treadway recalls meeting the Three Stooges during a St Louis TV program. He describes their informal, jovial manner and notes lunch with them after the show. Treadway also teaches at Miami University in Oxford.
Jack Cornett of Hamilton aims for a national role in gospel outreach and politics. As a school leader he captains Edgewood’s It's Academic team and stars in Flowers for Algernon, while serving in National Honor Society and student government.
New York reports show service industries expanding rapidly after World War II. Consumer expenditures for services surged over 300 percent since 1947 while the United States shifts toward a service economy with about half the national income and labor force in service occupations.
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