Flying bug bites many CCHS aviation course adds interest
Carbondale Community High School offers a one semester aviation course taught by William Borger, a pilot and biology teacher. About 19 students, including four girls, study navigation, meteorology, geography and physics. Students visit Southern Illinois Airport and Lambert Field, ending with a flight from Carbondale to Paducah via Cape Girardeau to demonstrate learned skills.
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CCHS
Carbondale Community High School
William Borger
Supt
William McBride
Science Department
Gladys Sullivan
Borger
Borgers
Southern
Ilinois Airpark
Southern Illinois
School of Aviation Technology
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Ozark Airlines
Carbondale
Paducah
Cape Girardeau
Berger
Teen Scene Tuesday December 12 1972 Page Five
Teen Scene on Tuesday December 12 1972 reports local youth events and school activities. The page highlights student gatherings, club notices, and upcoming teen oriented social events with brief details and dates.
Creal Springs Youth Center Evening Opens Friday
Creal Springs Youth Center will be open 7 30 to 10 30 p m Friday for youths ages 10 to 19 with an admission of 50 cents. Other centers list hours and admission varying by member status, with some free for members and 25 cents for non members.
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Creal Springs
Johnston City
West Frankfort
FFA contest Area teams place in 1 2 3 order at Anna Jonesboro
Pinckneyville Du Quoin and Murphysboro led the Future Farmers of America Section 24 parliamentary procedure contest held last week at Anna Jonesboro High School. Pinckneyville won the team title with 106.5 points, followed by Du Quoin 90.6 and Murphysboro 99, with West Frankfort fourth and Anna Jonesboro fifth. Craig Helms of Gorham topped the individual secretary competition, Debbie Walker of Murphysboro second, and others named from Pinckneyville Du Quoin and Shawneetown. Barry Westley of Vergennes finished third in a national Speaking of Horticulture contest at the National Junior Horticultural Association convention in Columbus, Ohio. Carol Kiner of Mt. Prospect won the event.
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Pinckneyville
du Quoin
Murphysboro
Future Farmers of America
Anna-Jonesboro High School
Ilinois
West Frankfort
Anna Jonesboro
Craig Helms
Gorham
Debbie Walker
Pla
Barry Westley
Vergennes
National
GI Bill for Community Service aims to curb academic lockstep
HEW task force led by Dr Frank Newman proposes a pilot program named the GI Bill for Community Service. It would pay college tuition and part of living costs after two years in a community service project. The plan targets high school graduates seeking real world experience before college and would be open to middle income students.
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Medial News Service
Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Frank
Newman
Stanford University
South Carolina
California
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