Middletown High names newspaper staff and sets Oct 19 Homecoming
Middletown High announces The Middletonian staff editors and a large news, feature, sports, exchange, and circulation team led by Nancy Ward, Betty Bigelow, and Albyn Davis. A student council meeting sets homecoming for Oct. 19 with Dick Galloway as general chairman and coordinators for assembly, queens, floats, and dance. The fall events include theater, dance, radio broadcast tryouts at WPFB, and a Telstar talk by Bell Telephone Co. personnel.
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Middletown High School
Middletonian
Nancy Ward
Tim Walker
Betty Bigelow
Tula Laras
Cheryl Meyers
Sandra Johnson
Judy McDowell
David Lockmeyer
Betty Mar
Susan McGraw
Betsy Robbins
Dave Smith
Cheryl Egelston
Allene York
Connie Sorrell
Pricilla Keathan
DeAnn Hollenbaugh
Dick Galloway
Charlene Huntsberger
Judy Mullins
Steve Harbaugh
Judi Allen
Adrienne Weinstein
Patti Miller
Patti Finley
Ellen Hays
Dana Campbell
Joe Schrote
Jim Ginter
Judy Brown
Rick Ashton
Danny Danner
Queens
Hi- Y
Hi-Y
Thespians
Newark
National Forensic League
WPFB
Akerman
Bell Telephone Co
Telstar
Don Lennie Named Teenager Of Month At Middletown
Don W Lennie a 19 192 graduate of Middletown High School has been named Teenager Of Month for September by the Middletown Optimist Club He plans a career in business or political science and recently left for Northwestern University to enter the College of Liberal Arts He has extensive activity in debate theater student government and National Honor Society and was active in Boy Scouts and church youth groups Dell details include his involvement with the National Forensic League Hi Yo Council Torch Hi Yo and a scholarship team to Miami University He also worked as a Journal carrier and painted houses in summers
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Don W. Lennie
Middletown Optimist Club
Middletown High School
Don
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
College of Liberal Arts
Arthur Lennie
Santa Fe Road
MHS
Columbus
National Forensic League
Board of Education
National Honor Society
Hi-Yo Council
Torch Hi-Y
Miami University
First Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma
DeMolay
Boy Scouts
Young Republican
Family Pulls Out One Kiddie Short
A California family traveling through Arizona discovered one child missing after a nose count. They retraced 12 miles and found the fifth child waiting at a service station where the family had stopped earlier.
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Tucson, Ariz
California
Arizona
Every Swede Shares In Social Welfare System
Millionaires and paupers, young and old share in Sweden's vast social welfare system. Compulsory health insurance covers all Swedes, including non workers, with hospital care, doctor refunds, and sickness benefits. A basic old age pension starts at 67, about $540 for a single and $855 for a married couple, with modest rents in pensioners' homes.
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Stochkolm
Sweden
Lemon-Monroe High School Opens as New Drum Major Is Chosen
Approximately 1,070 students returned for opening day at Lemon-Monroe High School with Principal W. E. Davis outlining nine months of rules. Senior Brad Griffin was selected as the new marching band drum major after a week at camp and daily practice. Columbia exchange student Carmenta Herrera is at Monroe with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Duvall. National Honor Society officers include Bob Moore as president Lena Otis as vice president Pat Darling as secretary and Diane Diehl as treasurer. Pat Darling also chosen editor of the Mercury with Gale Holcomb news editor Art Johnson feature editor Sharon Gibson and Barbara Farmer assistant editors John Stein sports editor Pam Pleak business manager and advertising manager. Shawnee Schmieder is the exchange editor.
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Lemon - Monroe High School
W. E. Davis
Brad Griffin
Carmenta Herrera
Bogota
Columbia
Monroe
Herbert Duvall
Middletown
American Field Service
United States
National Honor Society
Paul Ruark
Bob Moore
Lena Otis
Pat Darling
Diane Diehl
The
Mercury
Gale Holcomb
Art Johnson
Sharon Gibson
Barbara Farmer
John Stein
Pam Pleak
Shawnee Schmeider
Icelanders Descend from Norse Settlers of First Century
Icelanders, now numbering 189,000, are descendants of blond, blue eyed Norsemen who settled in the tenth century.
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By Jane Robinson
Northwestern
Don Lennie
Middletown Journal
Worthmore
Worthmore’s
University
Career Shop
Ohio
Oathmore Hart Schaffner & Marx
Central Ave
Helen Buchman
Washington School
Parsons
Kan
Saskatchewan
Canada
Band
NHS
Clayton ST
Tytus
Morton
Mildred Hawkins
Slim
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