School Menus For The Week In Middletown System
The weekly meals for Middletown system elementary and junior high schools cover Monday to Friday. Monday offers spaghetti with meat, salad, fruit cup, and bread. Tuesday includes vegetable soup, PB sandwich, veggie sticks, and fruit cobbler. Wednesday features barbecue sandwich, pickled chips, spinach, and applesauce. Thursday provides meat and breaded sides, glazed carrots, Waldorf salad, wheat cake. Friday serves fish sandwich with tartar sauce, fried potatoes, green pepper slaw, and rice pudding.
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Middletown System
Auntie Mame brings a challenging two act high school production
Middletown High School presents Auntie Mame next Saturday at 8. The play includes 23 scenes and 15 sets, with nine wigs and many costumes loaned from experts and parents. Ninety five students participate, 35 in the cast, others on staff. Students play multiple roles, testing makeup and characterization. Tickets available at the auditorium or through cast and crew.
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Mame
Butch
Mack Vestal
Cincinnati Academy of Theatre and Dance
Middletown High picks Champion Paper finalists
Middletown High School selects Brenda Derr Jack Kramer Nancy Lorig and Dana Watts as Champion Paper Scholarship finalists by faculty vote. They may compete with area finalists. the award covers one third of four years of college expenses. Judy Nickell named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow and advances to state competition with a potential 1500 scholarship for the winner and Britannica for the school. Vito Julian to replace Mrs. Shirley Midleston as history teacher. two seniors place third in a Fairmont West speech tourney Karen Arnett and Jim McFillen earning honors in declamation and extemporaneous speaking.
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Brenda Derr
Jack Kramer
Nancy Lorig
Dana Watts
Judy Nickell
Middletown High School
Betty Crocker
MHS
Fairmont West High School
Kettering
Karen Arnett
Jim McFillen
St Marys PTO Schedule Meeting and Film Night
The St Marys School PTO will meet Tuesday night at 715. The Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce will show a film titled The Child Molester.
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St. Mary's School Pto
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Probate Judges Elect Officers
Dayton Ohio AP Judge Harold S Ewing of Elyria was elected president of the Ohio Probate Judges Association at the closing session of the annual convention. Also elected were Judge Neal Zimmers of Dayton as vice president Judge Margaretta B Schuck of Findlay as second vice president Judge Guy Cline of Circleville as secretary and Judge Rhea B Brown of Logan as treasurer.
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Dayton
Ohio
Harold S. Ewing
Elyria
Ohio Probate Judges Association
Neal Zimmers
Margaretta B. Schuck
Findlay
Guy Cline
Circleville
Rhea B. Brown
Logan
Rebel Without A Cause cast at Lemon-Monroe High
The senior class play Rebel Without A Cause will be staged March 11 at Lemon-Monroe High School. Cast includes Larry Hammond Doug Profit Steve Young Kella Phillips Mike Barr Marlene Simpson Kerry Miller Bill Frazier Karen Graff Cheryl Greene Mescal Gibson Joe Dietz Rick Anderson Keith Reed Bev Parsley Susan Ryckman Carol Roby Rick Apple Judy Gustin is student director. Eighth graders visited Manchester Junior High for career day, listing medicine law teaching nursing engineering armed forces art and music among options. Quill and Scroll plans for a Lemon junior high newspaper The Lemon with a journalism assembly March 1 and a field trip to Middletown Journal.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Ruark
Larry Hammond
Doug Profit
Steve Young
Kella Phillips
Mike Barr
Marlene Simpson
Kerry Miller
Bill Frazier
Karen Graff
Cheryl Greene
Mescal Gibson
Joe Dietz
Rick Anderson
Keith Reed
Bev Parsley
Susan Ryckman
Carol Roby
Rick Apple
Judy Gustin
James Fuller
Monroe
Manchester Junior High School
Fenwick Sees Busy Second Semester Activities
Fenwick begins its second semester with a flurry of scholastic and social events. Linda Kuhnlein earned the top score on the Homemaker of Tomorrow test and earns the right to compete in state and national contests. Mu Alpha Theta hosted a chess final with Tom Powell winning $5. Junior ET Society reps visited parochial schools to promote school science fairs with preliminary judging on Feb 18 and a third annual Fenwick Science Fair Feb 27 and 28. Shorthand classes earned speech certificates from Gregg Publishing Co. First year students prepare for civil service jobs. The Archdiocese Family Life Bureau presented a marriage program on Jan 27 with more sessions for younger students Feb 3. Juniors plan the Sadie Hawkins dance Feb 12 in the cafeteria with Intruders providing music. Committee heads named for refreshments, decorations, publicity, tickets, chaperones.
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Junior Engineering Technical Society
Fenwick
Gregg Publishing Co
New York
Debbie Gonzales
Kay Ellen Cole
Paula Hagan
Jenny Fisher
Judy Weikert
Family Life Bureau
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Sadie Hawkins
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Pedia Britannica
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Washington, D. C
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Franklin High School
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Salem Colege
Salem, W. Va
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Miami
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Axminster
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Nyalle DuPont
Wards
Montgomery Ward
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