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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1976
Page
5
Madison's Family Living class under Mrs. Paula Roose conducted a project teaching parenthood by carrying an egg baby for four days. Students showed diligence and some artistry as cages, faces, and blankets adorned their eggs. One student faced a ransom demand from a kidnapper in study hall, but the egg was returned unharmed.
In Room 13 sixth period Mythology at Fenwick High, students role played ancient gods led by Zeus and Hera. The class enjoyed ambrosia dishes, a human fountain performance, and a Greece inspired dinner with Isis Artemis Thor and other deities.
Four year old Middletown Christian expands from Grace Baptist Church to a new building in its second year. The school votes a permanent name with Reflections winning over Corner Stone Eagle Torch Pathfinder. The mascot Eagle reflects freedom and biblical ties alongside The Eagle school paper. The alma mater Torch of Knowledge by Dan Atkins accompanies the seal bearing Proverbs 22 6 and three rings on a cross.
Hung Mai and two cousins, refugees from Saigon, describe arriving in the United States after nine months here. They live with the Morris family in Middletown area. Hung Mai attends Middletown High School and speaks English well. He notes differences in schooling and expresses longing for his family while praising American freedom.
Cheri Gast a 16 year old Monroe High junior juggles the Monocle yearbook Mercury staff Thespians choir traveling choir and seeks elementary education teaching. She crocheches photographs and takes tap lessons saying broad study makes her a better teacher and she joined The Page.
A flashing red light above the podium where band director David Camp leads the Monroe High School band signals every fire alarm. Students struggle to distinguish the light from the director’s signals during performances.
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