Middletown High School Career Day planned Friday
Junior scholars will select two of 16 interviews during Sth and 6th periods, hearing from Dr. Reishaber in medicine and other professionals. Health care careers day at Middletown Hospital involves 49 students, morning office visits, afternoon hospital discussion. A pep rally boosted spirit ahead of Friday game with Hamilton Garfield. banners, purple wear, and student leaders featured. The piece notes the first power-operated laundry started in 1851 Oakland by a 10 horsepower donkey engine.
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Middletown High School
Middletown Chamber of Comed
Ray Reishaber
George Eliot
Barbara Denny
Robert Boni
J. B. Black
Ward Browning
Arthur Lennie
Ruby Weidner
J. C. Seibert
Brenda Janey
Sgt
Brickman
Sgt. Babcock
Armed Forces
Lou Brown
Arthur Mount
Middletown Hospital
Women's
Butler County Medical Society
Middletown
Middletown High
Hamilton Garfield
Bob Taylor
Glenn
Elson
Jim Carmody
Jerry Brown
Oakland
Calif
Davis
Madison High elects student council officers and club leaders
Mary B Whiteman Harold Knopshield and Mike Scott head Student Council with Gail Apple as secretary treasurer Four seniors four juniors four sophomores and four from another class fill the council roles At a Nov 8 meeting the council joined the National Association of Student Councils and revised its constitution Mike Clay named committee chairman Ed Gunderson faculty adviser Also Madison High officers for Iran class and combined seventh and eighth grades elected Doug Sheley John Ratliff Donna Dietz Sandy Gillespie Sue Scott Tom Combs Marcia Randall Paul Tincher and others A GAA board planned Sadie Hawkins Day dance for Nov 17 with committees led by Gail Apple Diana Tipton and others The Spanish Club Christmas party and a Varsity M Club formed with Bill Johnson as president and Mike Clay as vice president Jim Sebright secretary
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Harold Knopshield
Mike Scott
Gail Apple
Mike Clay
Harold Knepshield
Mary B. Whiteman
JoAnn Russell
Joy Wells
Gail Cassidy
Tim Heaton
Bill Leifheit
Sally Bales
Linda Hammond
Madison High
Doug Sheley
John Ratliff
Donna Dietz
Sandy Gillespie
Sue Scott
Tom Combs
Marcia Randall
Paul Tincher
Bill Johnson
Jim Sebright
36 Seniors To Be Tapped Into NHS
Middletown High School will induct 36 seniors into the National Honor Society during Friday’s assembly. Wilbur Neel leads the program with Ann Perkins speaking for four membership requirements as candles of color illuminate character, scholarship, leadership, and service.
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Middletown High School
National Honor Society
Wilbur Neel
Ann Perkins
Bob Ward
Carol Coburn
Donna Cross
Dave Cromwell
A. E. Roper
Carolyn Ellison
Ron van Buskirk
John McCluskey
Gail Fruauff
Honor Society
Columbus Doctor Named Chief of Ohio Health Lab Division
Dr Charles C. Croft of Columbus has been appointed chief of the Division of Laboratories of the Ohio Department of Health. He will lead statewide laboratory operations and oversee public health testing programs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles C. Croft
Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Vocal Music Workshop Here Tuesday
A vocal music workshop for elementary schools is set for Tuesday with Mrs. Dorothy Trifunovic leading. The 1 to 2 10 pm session in the Board of Education room features George H. Zimmerman on creative activity in music and composition demonstrations by Miss Lois Gray and Dick Smith.
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Dorothy Trifunovic
Board of Education
George H. Zimmerman
Dayton
Lois Gray
Dick Smith
Gina Co
Central School
Thomas F. Webb
Marjorie Malone Coakley
Columbus
State Department of Education
Gray
Zimmerman
Liaison Man In Indonesia To Be Speaker
The Rev. Ernest Fogg, active in Indonesia since 1959, will speak at the Presbyterian Men's Club dinner Tuesday at 6 13 p m at the First Presbyterian Church. He serves as field representative of the Southeast Asia Committee of the Division of Foreign Missions of the National Council of Churches and as liaison between the Indonesian Council of Churches and agencies in Europe and the United States. Previously he spent 13 years in Thailand with the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions and was among Bangkok’s first postwar missionaries in 1946, focusing on evangelism youth work and audio visual education. Be American Display the flag.
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Ernest Fogg
Indonesia
Presbyterian Men's Club
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Fogg
Southeast Asia
Division of Foreign Missions
National Council of Churches of Christ
Indonesian Council of Churches
Europe
United States
Thailand
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Bangkok
Average Teacher Absence and Costs in Middletown 1960 61
A Middletown school system report shows 560 teachers with 3,237 total absent days in the 1960 61 year, an average of 5.78 days per teacher. Sick leave cost $53,148.67, about $16.42 per day, with substitute pay rising to $17 daily for bachelor’s degree holders starting March 1961.
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Middletown
A. E. Minnich
Howard Cromwell
Burglar Returns Stolen Clothes After Second Break-In
LOUISVILLE KY The Donald Yates family found their home broken into twice. After an initial theft of Mrs Yates clothes they returned home to find the clothes soiled and later recovered, completing a curious burglary sequence.
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Louisville
Donald Yates
System teachers achieve perfect attendance last school year
System teachers recorded perfect attendance last school year at 109 days, reflecting consistent punctuality and commitment across the district.
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MHS
Marianna Jacobs
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Mittee
Ed Gunderson
GAA
Diana Tipton
Diana Farmer
Rosann Conarroe
Carolyn Helsel
Judy Cassidy
Deloris Richards
Sandy Kelley
Charles Pauley
ROY A. White CO
Roy A. White
Magee
Acrilan
Roxbury Dupont
Cumloft
Central Ave
Vocal Music Workshop
George Zimmerman
Dube
Ross’ Rugs
Rose Toyland
Ross
Hanes
South Pacific
Ross’ Hosiery
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