Teens Admit Driving Illegally to Gain Experience
A survey of 13 students finds 10 admitting they drove without a license or with an unlicensed driver. Reasons include parental permission, need to get around, and desire for experience before driver’s education. Some plan to continue cautious driving after licensing.
Pop Morris installs yard pop machine for kids and workers
Donald Morris of Hetzler Road installs a front yard soft drink machine costing about 100 dollars to curb bottling costs for his wife and four children and about 15 high school workers who bale hay each season. The seven selection unit offers 25 cent cans and aims to keep drinks cold and handy.
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Donald Morris Etzler
Morris Rome
Morris
Hetzler Road
Wolbe
Fenwick yearbook seeks historical photos for anniversary
Fenwick High School yearbook staff search for photos and articles on the school history for the 25th anniversary edition. All materials will be returned. Contact Jeannette Dunlap at Fenwick to help.
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Fenwick High School
Jeannette Dunlap
Fenwick
Leprechaun Charlie O Roark Visits St Patrick Day
Mrs Emma Sauter cares for Charles O Roark the leprechaun who visits Ireland on St Patrick s Day though living in Middletown He is 30 inches tall wears green clothes and a gray feathered hat He can be mischievous but says prayers each evening and sometimes becomes invisible to avoid scolding.
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St. Patrick's Bay
Charles O’roark
Middletown
O' Roark
Emma Sauter
Charles
Ireland
Charlie O'Roark
Fenwick
Sauter
Mrs. Sauter
Carles
Charlie O’roark
Middletown High Lunch Cost Might Reach $108 This Year
A Middletown High School student who buys a plate lunch each school day could spend about 108 dollars by year end. This estimate reflects daily cafeteria purchases and the typical school calendar.
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Middletown High School
Early Graduates Seek Jobs as Madison Teens Skip Senior Year
Madison High School sees several 16 and 17 year olds graduate early to start work or pursue new goals. Students cite faster career entry and credits earned, while some worry about missing senior year activities and easier college planning. Parents largely support the decision.
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Lisa Gibson
Madison High School
Janet Grigsby
Arlene Blanton
Cathy Short
Darlene
Ory
Tami Profitt
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