Prosser High Stages First Talent Show
Prosser Vocational High School students stage their first talent show the Student Revue in the school auditorium at 2148 N Long. Dennis Carollo serves as master of ceremonies for seven acts to be presented.
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Newspaper
Northwest Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
2
Prosser Vocational High School students stage their first talent show the Student Revue in the school auditorium at 2148 N Long. Dennis Carollo serves as master of ceremonies for seven acts to be presented.
Wevon on Wednesday March 27 1968 features a drum duet by Dennis Dildine and Ronald Adkins a ballad by Oscar Gullespie a piano solo by Bill Brown a barbershop quartet with Sam Cortese Bob Frosheiser Tori Radosta and Paul Swiatko a trumpet duet by Bob Mayer and Bill Wright pantomime by Alan Grimm and singers Dennis Carollo and Alex Denysenko Faculty sponsors are Mrs Louis Ross and Lynn Clauson.
Everett J. Kocher of 1811 N. Massasoit has been promoted to assistant manager of savings operations at First Federal of Chicago, the area’s largest savings and loan association. A former internal auditor, he studied at the University of Illinois and the Savings and Loan Institute and holds roles with the Society of Controllers and Financial Officers and the First Federal Credit Union.
American Home Savings and Loan association has purchased a lannon stone and brick building at 4054 North for its future home. After interior remodeling this summer the institution will occupy the first floor and use the rear parking lot. four second floor office suites will be offered for rental.
The Logan Square Neighborhood Association begins its annual drive on March 24 with door-to-door canvassing by LSNA branch groups South Avondale Neighbors PEP and the Reilly Area Citizens Association. A community-wide campaign runs April 6 7 and ends April 21 with church gatherings. Individual memberships cost 5 dollars. small business 15 dollars.
Urbana University lists twenty students from the 20 area as Dean's List honorees for the 1967 68 semester. Names include Duane Crum Robert Holland Wayne Angerame Glenn Baum and more from Urbana area addresses and Northwestern districts.
Eleanor Tarzan of Blue Ribbon Ceramic studio will be a principal participant at the Great Central Ceramic League show at Hinsdale Community House Hinsdale April 6 and 7. The event features non juried teacher and professional displays plus a competitive hobbyist exhibit open to all ages with door prizes and a grand prize hi fire kiln. Hobbyists may bring work April 5 from 1 to 8 pm and tickets or entry blanks are available from Eleanor Riggs or Mr Blue at listed numbers.
Illinois Sesquicentennial director Ver Lynn Sprague will speak at the High Twelve club dinner at 6 30 p m March 23 at Oak Park Arms Hotel The program will include the Sesqui centennial cookbook and related items. A pollution film Too Thick to Navigate Too Thin to Cultivate will be shown at Northwest Federation of Republican Women meeting at 8 p m Tuesday at 38th Ward Regular Republican headquarters Belmont with Gerald Marks as speaker.
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