MHS Roundup Chooses Operetta Cast For Next Year
Janet Robinson reports the MHS operetta director Helen Weinberger has chosen the cast for next year. Cast includes Walter Crenshaw Chick Lane Emmett Rothe Andy Granger Marty Weasler Larry am Carol Burdsall Paula and Debbie Starkey.
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Helen Weinberger
Walter Crenshaw
Chick Lane
Emmett Rothe
Andy Granger
Marty Weasler
Larry Am
Carol Burdsall
Paula
Debbie Starkey
Soorey Ss
Elaine Dannis
Nancy Coburn
Beth Banzhaf
Elizabeth Zornes
Ruth Svarda
Page Ford
Diana Hudson
Diana Jamison
Debbie Clark
Elaine Neal
Andrea Mittenholzer
Sara Jones
Dan Bremer
Mike Plumtbo
Townsell Marshall
John Burdsall
Allan Spears
Norman Nichols
David Little
Joe Berran
Hornets Nest Yearbook Honors Lemon Monroe P E Teacher
The Monocle staff dedicated the yearbook to Charles Sullivan in a Friday morning assembly. Janet Tewell led the program honoring Mr. Sullivan who has taught boys physical education at Lemon Monroe High School for 13 years.
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Monocle
Charles Sullivan
Janet Tewell
Mr. Sullivan
Lemon - Monroe High School
Darlene Cox
Bob Scott
Mike Williams
Diane Cape
Marilyn White
Anita Oney
Imogene Hayes
Barbara Bartlett
Janice Sorrell
Diane Osborne
Jon
Allen Roberts
Becky Streifmhau
Jane Maddox
Fenwick Baccalaureate and 1964 65 Cheerleaders Named
The baccalaureate mass was held Friday in the Fenwick school gym with Rev. Lawrence Krusling presiding. Baccalaureate staff appointed cheerleaders for the 64 65 season include varsity and junior squads. tryouts ran under Donald Reynolds and university staff with Rita Warmoth as secretary. Fenwick students sold $8 100 in festival tickets and met a $20 quota earning a picnic in Bunny Hollow.
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Lawrence Krusling
Charlotte Imfeld
Kay Kaber
Krissy Rosemari
Kathy Dobrogsi
Hme Marie English
Betsy Galeese
Barbara Hackett
Barbara Luts
Mary
Donald Reynods
University of Dayton
Withe
Lindy"Berberith
Yes
Rita Warmoth
Secre Fenwick
Bunny Hollow
Prize Offered To Author Of Best Novel
An award of at least $200 000 is offered for the best novel in a literary talent search. Sponsors include G P Putnam's Sons Fawcett World Library McCall's magazine and Embassy Pictures Corp. Manuscripts of at least 60000 words must be submitted between July 1 1965 with a form from Putnam's. The winner gets first serial in McCall's original book publication by Putnam's and a Fawcett motion picture adaption option.
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NEW York
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Fawcett World Library
McCall's Magazine
Embassy Pictures Corp
Ralph Daigh
Fawcett
Geopsote
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Madison Ave
N.Y
McCall's
Putnam's
Telephone yarn hints at student senior or junior mix
A fragmentary dialogue recounts a caller asking if the person is a senior or junior while the respondent says neither and identifies a sophomore. The snippet hints at a school or family naming pattern and a playful mix of generations.
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Mr. Long
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