Seneca High School Honor Roll List
Seneca High School announces the second six weeks honor roll with Seniors Jack Anderson Don Beck Nancy Blood Don Chapman Ken Erickson Jerry Helland John Huss Gail Jackson Anita Kirchner Ann Lowery Linda Myer Rick Patarozzi Loretta Peterson Louise Peterson Phyllis Petges Nancy Reardon Carol Thorson Carol Viland Beth Williamson Juniors Mike Anderson Bruce Flatness Dan Casto Peggy Chapman Karen Danielson Cheryl Erickson Martha Gorham Judy Helland Shirley Helland Sue Kaufmann Janet Kuhn Connie Lacey Beth Lowery Donna Myer Janice Peterson Jacquelyn Progress Sophomores Roger Baker Jerry Blood Donna Brewster Robin Danielson Betty Fitzmaurice Alice Green Paul Halverson Bill Howe Dale Johnson Les Johnson Marty Myre Beverly Olsen Rick Petges Terry Tesdal Dale Thorson Harold Walker Patti Wheeler Freshmen Lois Anderson Mark Anderson Dan Danielson Maria Doty Cindy Jackson Pam Johnson Deanna Mulherin Monica Myre Pam Nickerson Patty Oelschlager Pam Petges Paula Raibley Edward Reardon Margie Sheedy Pam Swanson Cliff Williamson Lucille Wooden
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Seneca
Seneca High Schools
Jack Anderson
Don Beck
Nancy Blood
Don Chapman
Ken Erickson
Jerry Helland
John Huss
Gail Jackson
Anita Kirchner
Ann Lowery
Linda Myer
Rick Patarozzi
Loretta Peterson
Louise Peterson
Phyllis Petges
Nancy Reardon
Carol Thorson
Carol Viland
Beth Williamson
Mike Anderson
Bruce Flatness
Dan Casto
Peggy Chapman
Karen Danielson
Cheryl Erickson
Martha Gorham
Judy Helland
Shirley Helland
Sue Kaufmann
Janet Kuhn
Connie Lacey
Beth Lowery
Donna Myer
Janice Peterson
Jacquelyn
Roger Baker
Jerry Blood
Donna Brewster
Robin Danielson
Betty Fitzmaurice
Alice Green
Paul Halverson
Bill Howe
Dale Johnson
Les Johnson
Marty Myre
Beverly Olsen
Rick Petges
Terry Tesdal
Dale Thorson
Harold Walker
Patti Wheeler
Lois Anderson
Mark Anderson
Dan Danielson
Maria Doty
Cindy Jackson
Pam Johnson
Deanna Mulherin
Monica Myre
Pam Nickerson
Patty Oelschlager
Pam Petges
Paula Raibley
Edward Reardon
Margie Sheedy
Pam Swanson
Cliff Williamson
Lucille Wooden
Donate Fireman's Eyes to Bank in Baltimore
A Baltimore fire fighter's widow donates eyes to a patient in need, ending a potential life of blindness. The gesture, backed by the donor’s spirit and medical need, captures national attention as an example of charity.
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Baltimore
United States
Mrs James Grahe Donates Corneas After Truck Crash
Mrs James Grahe donated her husband’s corneas to the medical eye bank of Maryland after he died following brain surgery. A spokesman said the corneas were used in a transplant, but locations cannot be disclosed. Grahe, 24, was injured Sunday night when a panel truck struck the hook and ladder he rode, a false alarm prompting the fire company response.
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James Grahe
Medical Eye Bank of Maryland
Eye Bank
Grahe
Cincinnati Transit resumes Saturday after 37 day idle
Cincinnati Transit Co plan to restart bus service Saturday after a 37 day shutdown. Riders face a five cent fare increase. The Amalgamated Transit Workers union ratified a three year contract with a 44 cent wage hike and 5 to 7 cent fringe benefits, first-year 19 cent rise effective immediately.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Transit Co
City
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
Traffic Court fines for expired safety sticker
Robert E. Cohenour, 41, of 128 Meadors Circle, was fined $5 and assessed $5 in court costs for an expired safety sticker.
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Robert E. Cohenour
Meadors Circle
Mixed early trading as Dow slips on GE Du Pont declines
Blue chip industrials faded in a generally mixed New York market. The Dow fell 3.12 to 889.10 as General Electric and Du Pont declines weighed on the index while U.S. Steel and General Motors held firm. IBM rose 8, Xerox and Sperry Rand climbed, and oil stocks led volume with American Exchange prices up overall.
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New York
General Electric
du Pont
U.S
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Standard of
Indiana
Royal Dutch
Standard of California
Texaco
American Broadcasting
International Telephone
ABC
At&t
IBM
Xerox
Sperry Rand
Avco
American Stock Exchange
Theft of panel from truck reported in Morris City
A three purpose instrument panel was reported stolen Thursday from a blue 1961 Chevrolet truck parked beside the Carson House Hotel on Liberty Street. John Mettille of 407 West Washington Street notified Morris City Police at 5 15 p m that the panel including a tachometer oil pressure gauge and ampmeter was taken sometime between 4 30 and 5 00 p m Thursday.
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Carson House
Liberty St
Morris City
John Mettille
Washington St
Mettille
Patient Continues Improvement After Heart Transplant
The transplanted heart recipient Washkansky continues to improve washing with blood and drug therapy to prevent rejection. A hospital spokesman said his condition remains satisfactory and he should be home for further recovery.
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Barnard
Washkansky
Heart Transplant Possibility Delayed by Donor Availability
A surgeon states another heart transplant may be done in six weeks by the same team. The prospective patient is a middle aged man with six months of severe heart disease. Operation timing depends on obtaining a healthy young donor heart.
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Barnard
Traffic Sticker Ticket For No Valid Safety Test
James L. Ammons, 23, of 416 W Illinois Ave, was cited by Officer Glenn Johnson on Armstrong St at 2:50 p.m. Thursday for no valid safety test sticker. He is ordered to appear at 9 a.m. December 23 in magistrate court.
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Armstrong St
James L. Ammons
Illinois Ave
Ammons
Morris City
Glenn Johnson
US Cavalry Address Filtered from Seoul Communications
A fragment notes a U S soldier in Seoul with a military address listed as US54815837 HHT 2 10 Cavalry APO San Francisco California 96206. No date or unit further details are given in the readable text.
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Ing
Seoul
Korea
Okay Next Week One Postal Raise Likely
The bill would raise first class mail rates and bulk third class rates, grant federal pay raises totaling 2.7 billion annually, and set up a commission to recommend pay levels for top officials. It also bars federal employees and lawmakers from hiring relatives in their offices or seeking such jobs elsewhere. Former Congressman Paul Kilday could get a pension based on his former salary.
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Washington
Congressional
Congress
Senate
House
Texas
Johnson
Paul Kilday
U.S. Military Court of Appeals
Kilday
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Seneca High School
RCA Victor
Tre Bromley
RCA
The
Morris Theatre
Morris Herald
Hecht
Liberty
Lucille
Lucille Lee Holmes
Armstrong Manington Mills
Brockman
Edward J. Wilt
E. Main St
Schwinn Bicycles
East
Jackson
Kenneth I. Foster
Marseilles
Swanee
Ford Inc
W. Washington
Morris
Robert
Hexdall
W. Washington St
Mercury Comet Dealer
Hossack
Liberty and
Safety Service
N. Division
Earle O. Fryland
B.C. Homes
Mable
Beauty Shop
Shaw
Ronald Sanders
Gardner
B&i
W. Jefferson
Walnut Street
Coal City
Illinois
George St. & Newton
S&h
Gaslite
Featuring
Brammer
Wayne T. Trenter
Lyle F. Claypool
Morris, Il
Barb Wiltermood
Sandi
T. Dealers
Hallmark Cards
WIX & Sons
Sandi Schramm
Earl T. Johnson
Armstrong
Allis Chalmers
Torginos
Becky Watland
Diane Lowery
New Holland
B&il
Main
Johnson Streets
P.m
Newark
Coal City, Il
John Deere Sales
Walter Hundt
W. Main
Ist National Bank Bldg
Bob Roberts
Roberts-Root
Jewelers
O. A. Kiger
Otis Kiger
Connie
Jacqueline Jarman
Wolverine
ACME
Mother Goose
Morris Tire
Motorola & Rca
Waliton
de Chandler
Morris Tire & Appliance
Ween Wees
Oon
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Cash Grain
Chapple
Arden L. Chapple
N. Liberty
Pfe
Donald L. Wills
Lloyd Wills
Turkey
U.H.F
V.H.F
Morris C.A.T.V. Inc
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