MHS Roundup Welcomes New Faces at First Pep Assembly
Sharon Cowgill reports Wade E. Miller Gym hosted the first pep assembly as juniors and seniors returned. New teachers introduced included Mrs Arleans Abarman Iaash Ashata and Glenn Tiger Ellison. Several players were shown in slow motion and tryouts drew 100 to 150 students.
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Elmo Lingrel
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Dowling
Stan
Roll Brown
Ann Aweeney
Donald Putoff
Joe Franklin
Glenn Tiger Ellison
Fenwick students elect officers for clubs and classes
Seniors in rooms 101 and 104 elected officers for the new school year with Fred Hollon as president in room 101 and Ray Kelly as president in room 104. The Romani Hodierni officers include Larry Mulligan and Mike Day with plans to meet bi weekly and edit a Latin newspaper. Donald Carr arrived from Cincinnati to lead the reorganized Fenwick marching band.
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Fred Hollon
Bill Lickert
Theresa Facta
Bob Moorman
Ray Kelly
Helen Fiessinger
Kathy Homan
Rosemary Day
Romani Hodierni
Consul
Larry Mulligan
Proctor
Scriptor
Mike Day
Quaestor
Tony von Holle
Achile
Frank Ditmyer
Suzanne Grunner
Margy Reed
Julmary Mulligan
Barbara Brewster
Julie Muennich
Ann Dorsey
Ellen Marie
S.C
University of Cincinnati
Donald Carr
Fenwick
Couple Wins Right To Return To School After Marriage
In Caro Michigan Circuit Judge Quinn ordered the Board of Education to readmit 17 year olds Edward Curtis and Barbara to public school after a ruling barred married students. The couple wed January 30 and challenge the state constitution's education guarantee. The matter centers on a costly school policy affecting married students. Jean Laussier’s Niagara Falls stunt is also noted with his ball bounce.
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Caro, Mich
Edward Curtis
Barbara
Caro High School
Eee Co. Quinn
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Board of Education
Edward
Quinn
Michigan
Hornets Nest Line Sponsors Named After Week Of Tryouts
After band camp a week of tryouts determined regular positions in the sponsor line. Seniors Roberta Cox, Georg-Anna Schoultis, Sonja Casperson, Jane Scott, Willie Sibert, Sherron Jones, and Jeanette Montgomery were chosen. Junior Helen Harmon and Mariann Lubberger and sophomore Marie Saylor are also regulars. Glenda Tungate, Terri Schmidt, and Cookie Ireton are alternates.
JA Training Sessions Planned This Week
Junior Achievement adviser training is scheduled for three sessions this week at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association. New and experienced advisers will attend one session tomorrow Tuesday or Wednesday with M G McCall JA director in charge of training.
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Civic Associaion
M.G. McCall
Scout Official Heads to Cleveland Orientation
Mrs. Betty Widman field director of the Middletown Area Girl Scout Council will attend an orientation conference in Cleveland from September 17 to September 19. Miss Marie Fasig regional Girl Scout director will supervise the event.
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Betty Widman
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
Cleveland
Marie Fasig
Majorettes Lead the Band and NHS Book Distribution
Majorettes Phyllis Shockley Judy Fletcher Donna Back Judy Fraizer and Doreen Neu lead the band this year with alternates Charlotte Beaty Lorna Kell and Carol Stone. Eight National Honor Society members distributed a full book set from the bookstore replacing per-subject textbooks. The Monroe Tri-Hi-Y resumed bi monthly meetings at Monroe Presbyterian Church with a planned Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y friendship event on Monday October 22.
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Phyllis Shockley
Judy Fletcher
Donna Back
Judy Fraizer
Doreen Neu
Charlotte Beaty
Lorna Kell
Carol Stone
Monroe
Tri
Money Management Course For Adults Planned At MHS
A new Evening School course at Middletown High School starts September 23, meeting Tuesdays 7 to 9 p.m. Local businessmen will speak on topics including investment insurance credit taxes and real estate. Other new courses this year include biology Spanish advanced bookkeeping and industrial electronics. Registrations are at the high school office with Herman H Lawrence 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Industrial workers may register with Clyde Pierson in the trades and industry office.
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Middletown High School
Herman H. Lawrence
Trades and Industry
Clyde Pierson
Moonshiner Given Probation After Suspended Sentence
Judge John Druffel in Cincinnati federal court suspended a one year prison term for Lester Addis a 55 year old man from Pedro Lawrence County convicted on charges of making moonshine and possessing mash.
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Cincinnati
John Druffel
U. S. District Court
Lester 5S
Addis
Pedro
Lawrence County
Talk On Guns Set For Shrine
Frank Shinn will speak on guns at Thursday's Shrine meeting at 6 30 p m at the Colony Restaurant. He is expected to bring several guns to display to the Shriners.
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Frank Shinn
Colony
Maple Park PTO To Meet For Officer Election
An organizational Maple Park PTO meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium to elect officers and adopt a constitution. White cashmere is lauded as the scarcest wool and most in demand.
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Maple Park Pto
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