Prom Committee Named and Chorus Members Chosen
Sharon Cowgill reports thirty eight junior class members selected for prom committees led by Marty Galloway for decorations and Heather Hidy for the program. Chorus for Oklahoma listed with Act I and Act II performers. spring events at Springfield and Middletown High noted with speech tournament results and a Champion Paper Scholarship selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Cowgill
Marty Galloway
Carolyn Woodruff
Linda Watson
Betty Wilson
Ron DeFrees
Pat Ferguson
Karen Sebastian
Marleen Apple
Karen Shaffer
Sharon Mills
George Manning
Frances Danner
Rick Pieters
Ed Fugate
Bob Burns
John Warner
Barbara Baker
Gertrude Green
Tom Hilton
Sherry Fahrenholz
Ted Brown
Heather Hidy
Ron Reeder
Carol Peterson
Caroly Myers
Lynda Howell
Dave Harrington
Bev Graff
Larry Schrock
Dan Cryer
Cindy Graff
Don Hatton
Barbara Leffler
Carolyn Rowles
Pam Eldridge
State School Board To Name New Officers
The Ohio Board of Education will elect a president and vice president for two-year terms and swear in new members in Columbus on Monday. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt will administer the oath. A business session follows on Tuesday as the board reviews summer school standards, supervises business education plans, considers Ravenna district changes, and acts on revoking Jackson Rural High School’s charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Education
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Ravenna
E. E. Holt
Jackson Rural High School
Wood County
Seniors to Learn of W. W. Sebald Award Process
An assembly will be presented Wednesday morning to all seniors explaining the W. W. Sebald award. All seniors are eligible and must fill out an application blank to be eligible for future judging. About 20 seniors traveled to Dayton Oakwood yesterday to take the College Boards Examination. Vincent Kid, guidance counselor, announced the availability of Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test results. All students who took the test will receive their scores in math and verbal categories tomorrow in homerooms.
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W. W. Sebald
Dayton Oakwood
College Boards
Vincent Kid
Leatherneck Commander Shoup Delivers Strict Memo
Marine Gen. David M. Shoup, new Marine Corps commander, orders major changes. His January 4 lecture to headquarters staff outlines a manifesto favoring realism, stripping office politics, and ending inter service sniping. He targets swagger sticks and requires neat uniforms with emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David M. Shoup
Shoup
Marine Corps
Shoup widens Marine view on national issues while policing intraparty behavior
The article notes General Shoup urged Marines to express views on national and armed forces problems but banned any criticism of other services. He warned officers against favoritism and scheming to place allies in top spots, stressing training duties and discipline within the ranks. It also covers local school activities in Monroe including FTA charity work, a Current Events test, Follies auditions for Li'l Abner, a Spirit contest, and plans to form an American Field Service chapter with foreign students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoup
Fenwick Plans Special Educational Program On Vocations
Mary Hines reports Fenwick will host a special school program Wednesday interrupting daily classes. Father Mannin and Sisters of St. Francis and Charity organize sessions for boys and girls featuring speakers from Cincinnati and Dayton on priesthood religious life nursing and teaching. Four Fenwick students enter American Legion essay contest on the theme Why I am Proud to be an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooert Mannin
Christopher
Mary Roger
O.S.F
Father Mannin
James Klawitters
Guardian Angels
Cincinnati
John Coghlan
St. William's
William Schwartz
CYO
Dayton
Paul Wolter
St. Peter's
Hamilton
Walter Hauser
John Boyle
Archdiocese
Sisters of St. Francis
Sisters of Charity
Fenwick
Caroline
Daniel Miriam
Mount of St. Joseph
the Mount
Anna
Good Samaritan Hospital
Alice Patrick
Margaret Lawrence
American Legion
Gretchen Hummel
Mike Herr
Richard von Holle
Mary Agnes Lily
McDonald Considered for Pa delegates at large
Steelworkers President David J. McDonald will be examined for one of 42 Pennsylvania delegates at large to the Democratic presidential nominating convention in July. Gov. David L. Lawrence invited him by telegram after the steel contract settlement and endorsement by the Democratic state committee is needed at the January 25 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
McDonald
M. Nixon
Lawrence
Democratic State Committee
Ohio State Tougher on Students Dismissals Rise
Ohio State registrar Ken S N Warner reports undergraduate academic dismissals for autumn quarter at 5.02 percent of enrollments, up from 4.09 percent a year earlier. The rise likely reflects the university-wide impact of new standards adopted since 1957 and fully applied by 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ken+sneth R. Warner
Ohio State University
Warner
Hut
Ohio State
Jaycees Name New Members to Hospital Guild Committee
Paul Deger announces three additions to the Jaycees Community Guild committee Dr Clifford Fen ing vice chairman Perry Grier secretary treasurer and Vic Wells past guild chairman The Guild formed in 1950 and has been run by the Jaycees since 1955 Funds donated in memory of Middletown Hospital fund equipment and furnishings including lobby furniture incubators oxygen tent operating table and a wheel chair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Paul Deger
Clifford Fening
Perry Grier
Vic Wells
The
Memorial
Middletown Hospital
Paradoxical Populace Tracks Slower Deaths and Birth Decline
Ohio health data show 1959 death toll at about 90,772 versus 91,425 in 1958, while births dipped to 232,561 from 234,040. Marriages rose to 66,319 and divorces to 22,137, with analysts noting the figures may shift as late reports arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
State Health Department
Ohio
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Phil Huber
Helen Weinberger
Oklahoma
Act I Chorus
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Penny Yocom
Linda Neln
Billie Ratliff
Jo Waites
Jim LaPierre
Gerry Bryant
Pete Jones
Chuck Richardson
Bob Ward
Ron van Buskirk
Mark Cottmeyer
Gus Margerum
Winston Higham
Dick Sticklen
Mary Jane Combs
Sheri Keays
Saralee Harvey
Sally Rhodes
Conaan Tewart
Joanne Wolfe
Ann Lawson
Pam Barker
Springfield Senior High
Middletown High
Florence Powell
Tom Kemp
Kemp
Middletown
State School Board
Mye Pe
Arant He
Reeves, Inc
Austin, Tex
Charles McCain
FTA
Monroe
Lemon
Teachers of America
Judy Kammerer
Charles Ewart
Paul Bell
al Copp
Bell
Xenia Wilson
Lewis Hill
W. E. Davis
Marilyn Proffit
Mary Hines
Sister of St. Francis
Oldenburg
Richard
Roderer
Johansen
Rhythm Step
Francees
Florsheim
Glamis
Lucky Stride
Penobscot
Rhythm
Stron
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ABLE
Central Ave
Hospital Guild Committee
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