Sherry Smith Named Benton High Homecoming Queen
Sherry Smith, senior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of Macedon ia, was crowned Benton High School homecoming queen after leading the pep session parade and during the homecoming dance. Attendants include Debbie Wills Joyce Webb Jen nifer Hoffman Jean Page Cindy Hirsch Beverly Schram Karen Auten and Marsha Sullivan.
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Benton
Sherry Smith
Don Smith
Macedonia
Miss Smith
Debbie Wills
Harry Wills
Joyce Webb
Monroe Webb
Jennifer Hoffman
Sue Ellen Cox
Jean Page
Thurmond Page
Cindy Hirsch
Cliff Hirsch
Beverly Schram
George Schram
Karen Auten
West Frankfort teens work as radio disc jockeys
West Frankfort seniors Bill McGhee Bruce Testory and Bill Olsen, all 17, host shifts at WFRX. McGhee started in March 1972 and aims for priesthood after high school. Testory handles eighth grade play by play and aspires to stay at the station. Olsen, starting Christmas Day 1972, hopes to become a pilot and enjoys learning radio operations.
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West Frankfort
Bill McGhee
Bruce Testory
Bill Olsen
WFRX
McGhee
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Testory
Olsen
McGnee
St. Meinrad College
St. Meinrad
Ind
Joe Browning
Browning
Isb
Williamson County
Trena Wiley Crowned Homecoming Queen at West Frankfort High
Trena Wiley, daughter of Harriet Wiley, was crowned homecoming queen at West Frankfort High School. She reigned during homecoming activities and the West Frankfort Benton game on Thanksgiving Day. Maid of honor was Darlene Connell with Kim Ogden as the Lady in Waiting. Junior attendants included Mary Susan Bolin and Kim Cornell. Sophomore attendants were Julie Hughes and Elaine Yadro. Freshman attendants were Laura Knapp and Debbie Russell.
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Trena Wiley
Harriet Wiley
West Frankfort High School
Miss Wiley
West Frankfort-Benton
Darlene Connell
Roy Connell
Kim Ogden
Linda Lemmon
Mary Susan Bolin
Ed Bolin
Kim Cornell
Ellen Simpson
Teen Center Open Night Schedules Across Carbondale Area
Carbondale Teen Center invites drop in from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday and Sunday at 208 W Elm St for open recreation. Marion Youth Center hours 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tue and 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Fri and Sat, free for members 25 cents for non members. Creal Springs Youth Center 7:30 to 10 p.m. Friday, 59 cent admission. West Frankfort 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday for seventh and eighth graders. Johnston City Teen Town 7:30 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Herrin Teen Town 6:30 to 11:45 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
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Carbondale
W. Elm St
Elm St
Marion Youth Center
Creal Springs
West Frankfort
Johnston City
Herrin
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MC Tinnage
W. Main
Aerce m
Murphysboro
13Th and
14Th Street
City National Bank
Drs. Esposito & Rodriguez Clinic
Nixon
Congress
Mr. Nixon
Pioneer 10
Tre
George Papadopoulos
Mideast
Israel
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Southern
Algeria
Sportlight
Cincinnati Reds
Willie Stargell
Pete Rose
Tom Seaver
Ohio State
Michigan
Southern California
Boston Celtics
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Lord Killanin
Ireland
International Olympics Committee
Avery Brundage
Bill Rigney
Norman van Brocklin
WEC, Inc
Madison
Wisconsin
Barb Leebens
The
Southern Illinoisan
Jeanne Dixon
Carbondale Community High School
Warren Beatty
George McGovern
Southern Illinois University At
Bill Olson
Amity Wallet
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat
Main
Washington
John Knapp
Debbie Russell
Jim Russell
A’ Eee Funeral Home
West Oak Street
Illinois
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