European Boy Pupil At School
Ekkehard Jungk a German exchange student at Lemon Monroe High School will graduate with the class of 1961 and live with D H Kruger head of guidance. He comes from Saarbrucken and joined the Hornets after an imaginary US tour impressed Mr K. Hi Y and Tri Hi Y announce committee chairs and a service project to build a homecoming float led by Buck Jackson Sorrell Shimer Berry Coppess with several student leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekkehard Jungk
Germany
Lemon - Monroe High School
D. H. Kruger
Monroe
Ekkehard
Saarbrucken
USA
Mr K
America
Hornets
Ray Everett
Charles Ewart
Tri-Hi-Y
Hi-Y
Carol Lewis
Karen Shimer
Jackie Hollon
Pat Stein
Donna Hammond
Linda Shackelford
Bev Hayes
Marie Oswald
Pat Berry
Hi Y
Ray Cox
Charles Heck
Gary Sorrell
Mike Jackson
Jim Buck
Jim White
Sue Coppess
Dale Wright Makes TV Debut and Sets Heartbeat Record
Middletown singer Dale Wright performed both sides of his new record My Heart and Please Come Back on WLW TV Bandstand, his first color TV appearance. Signed by Altar Records, Wright works with manager Mrs Gil Sheppard and features Dan Hon and Don DeBoard with a four-man session band. Wright has 75 fan clubs, newsletters, upcoming Billboard feature, Len Goorian Show appearance, and plans a stereo album return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Wright
Middletown
Bob Braun
Wlw-Tv
Dale
Altar Records
Cincinnati
Braun
Dan Hon
Don DeBoard
Wright
Dave Taylor
Springboro
Jimmy Hall
Fletcher
Ron Harding
Terre Haute
Ind
Jack Grey
Dayton
Gil Sheppard
Kay
Sheppard
Carl Dobkins Jr
Billboard
Len Goorian
Wkrc-Tv
ASCAR
Carl Burkhardt
Fenwick Adds Four To Faculty At Start Of Year
Fenwick High School opened the year with a Solemn High Mass at St. John's Church led by Rev. Lawrence R. Krusling. Four new faculty members join, including Father Frank Mennig teaching English and junior religion, Sister Leo Margaret teaching Spanish and Homemaking, Sister Dorthea English and Latin, Sister Ellen Marie as principal, and Sister Mary Noel teaching physics biology and electrical science. Librarians Club elected officers Marge Meinich president Sue Nutley vice president Sylvia Sweeny secretary. First pep rally featured remarks by Father Krusling Father Schaeper athletic director Jerry Harkrader John Rossi and coaches. sermon by Rev. John Oberlander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Frank Mennig
St. Gregory
Mount Mary
Joseph Keller
Holy Trinity
St. Martin's Parish
Mother of Mercy High School
Cincinnati
Leo Margaret
Home Economics Association of
The
Archdioceese
National Catholic
St. Joseph College
Dorthea
Shrine of the Little Flower High School
Royal Oak
Mich
Ellen Marie
Shrine High School
Royal, Oak
Mary Noel
St. John’s School
Our Lady of Angels
Marina
Marian ‘College
Indianapolis
Fenwick High School
St. John’s Church
Lawrence R. Krusling
Jerome Schaeper
Librarians Club
Marge Meinnich
Sue Nutley
Sylvia Sweeny
Father Krusling
Father Schaeper
Jerry Harkrader
John Rossi
Fred Nori
Mike Herr
Most Clubs And Activity Groups Being Organized For The Year
Lowell Franz, John McGraw, Nick Pantel and Jim Perry lead a host of Middletown High School students as clubs and activity groups begin scheduled events. Carol Banzhaf appointed to gain a college course. Middletown School Days on WPFB Sundays. Marcia Aronoff chairs. new drill team chosen from six girls. National Thespian Society to present Happy Journey. Y Teens retreat planned. Middletown High School paper staff announced. new counselor Domert Kramer. scholastic aptitude test planned. chess club forms. Nightingale Club and Future Teachers of America start up. various student officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Jacobs
Lowell Franz
John McGraw
Nick Pantel
Jim Perry
Mid- Ber
Carol Jean Peter Thetown
Tim Goforth
Miami University
Carol Banzhaf
MHS
Louise Young
National Thespian Society
John Fisher
Middletown -Hughes
Phil Huber
Sharon Mills
Hill Childers
Ron van Buskirk
Harold Kesselring
Richard Lambert
Nightingale Club
Future Teachers of America
MUL To Give TV Course Credits
Oxford Miami University will offer NBC Continental Classroom credit for a national modern algebra course. A campus seminar starts 9 am October 1, with alternate Saturday sessions required for telecast students. Credit is 15 dollars per hour, with options for two graduate credits or three undergraduate credits. Telecasts begin September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford — Miami University
Continental Classroom
State Ex-Driver Nars On Autos
Carl W. Bright, a retired railroad fireman and ex driver, admits anger at being denied a license by the state drivers license bureau after decades of driving since 1920. He then visited the bureau parking lot three times, scattering carpet tacks that punctured tires on numerous cars and was booked on malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Carl W. Bright
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Wright’ Sound
Irene Barr
Color TV
Sixteen
Teen
Ten Life
Librarian Club
Marilyn Mandzak
Frank Monnig
Lawrence Wessel
Ceemony
John Filippine
Bernard Bruening
Jim Lindsay
Thurifer
Ed Taylor
Ed Pallo
John Oberlander
St. John's Church
Last Chance
Chevrolet
CHEVY
Motor Trend Magazine
Corvair
Howe Motor Company
Central Ave
Ohio
Kara Baker
Mary ‘Een Apple
Phil Hu
WPFB
Marcia Aronoff
Bonnie Cox
Vicki Begley
Larry Schrock
WPFR
Bill Hart
John Ackerman
Florence Powell
Mary Berhanie
Camp
Louella Mae
Marleen Apple
Barbara Haker
Karen Barr
Pat Ferguson
Beverly Graff
Judy Hall
Dorothy Latinmore
Barbara Leffler
Veda McCray
Middletown, Middletown High
Peggy Edwards
Gail Fruault
Tom Hilton
Susan Davies
Exchange
Pan Ward
Ann Perkins
Dobert Kramer
Vincent Kidd
Marian Miler
Wilber Nee
Ruth Flanagan
Glenn Ellison
Mul
Af Attam
Trulon & Net
Granada
Avisco
Penney’s
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