University High Clubs Promote Languages And Activities
University High School Carbondale hosts language clubs Spanish Latin and French along with science radio home making and yearbook groups. Science Club with 20 members plans a Junior Academy project. various ensembles including Boys and Girls Glee Clubs Mixed Chorus Madrigal Singers and others list student leaders sponsors and hours. The Ra-Com Club runs a 45 minute closed circuit radio station. El Club Cervantes and Les Enfants de la Tour promote Spanish and French culture. Latin Club plans a Roman banquet. Student Council will host a major district meeting with about 500 delegates. the school band numbers 37 members and meets thrice weekly. Library Club members read and discuss monthly with 10 members under sponsor Mrs. Melvin.
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University High School
Collinsville
Student Council
John Swanson
University High
Brad Benziger
Charles W. Southard
William H. Tarwater
Bill Wright
Mary Dean lAlcorn
Mary Belle Melvin
Carterville High to Hold Public Concert
The Carterville High School band and mixed chorus under director Herschel Ridgway will present a public concert at 7 p.m. Thursday in the high school auditorium. About 80 students will participate, with a quartet featuring Karyn Turner Jean Dickey Judy Musgrave and Linda Crain performing O Holy Night.
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Carterville High School
Herschel Ridgway
Karyn Turner
Jean Dickey
Judy Musgrave
Linda Crain
Sno-ball Dancer and Queen Named at University High
University High selects Connie Reichert Bonnie Lpus CCHS and Suzanne Swanson as the annual Sno ball dancer and queen in a campus ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Reichert
University High School
Bonnie L.mpus
CCHS
Suzanne Swanson
University High
Carbondale
Gay Holliday
Carbondale Community High
Farm youths need college to compete for jobs says dean
Herman M. Haag acting dean of Southern Illinois University School of Agriculture urges more college education for farm youths as technology reshapes farming. He estimates only 10 to 15 percent of farm children will work on farms, with college graduates rising from cities at about double the rate. Retraining displaced farmers is also needed. A Jackson County study shows 3 percent of 20 to 35 year olds completed college, 40 percent did not finish high school.
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Herman M. Haag
Southern ‘Illinois University School of Agriculture
Haag
Jackson County
Marion Cadet Gerald Kimmel Named to Honor Roll
Cadet Gerald E. Kimmel of Marion earned a place on the dean's honor roll for superior grades in the second six weeks period of the first semester at Wentworth Military Academy. Announcement by Lt. Col. Dallas Buck, Dean. Gerald is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kimmel, 1710 Julia Ann Drive.
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Gerald E. Kimmel
Marlion
Wentworth Military Academy
Dallas €. Buck
Gerald
Walter
Kimmel
Julia Ann
Teens Favor U S Nuclear Test Resumption, Poll Says
A nationwide survey of 452 boys and 459 girls shows 68 percent support resuming U S nuclear tests. Teens discuss fallout, U N pressure, and the need to build shelter or improve propaganda while noting gender gaps and opinions on underground testing versus atmospheric tests.
From Band Mascot To Majorette 44 Medals For CCHS Baton Twirler
Carolyn Faye McClintock of 13154 W Main St Carbondale a CCHS senior baton twirler has earned 44 medals and a 124 trophy since age five. She began in grade school band, learned piano and sax, and won district music contest solos in third grade. She plans teaching home economics.
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Carolyn Faye
Clintocke
Main St
Carbondale
Carolyn
D. Hi McClintock
Alder
Hals
Cerbondale
Speech Class Presents Christmas Program At City High
A Christmas program from Johnston City High School Speech Class closed the term with a polished display. Students showcased character pieces and choral numbers under teacher supervision, drawing applause from families and staff.
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Johnston
City High
Living Nativity scene at Marion church nightly
The Marion First Baptist Church presents a living nativity scene nightly through Saturday. Pastor Rev C R Walter says one of the church’s seven choirs will sing Christmas and religious music each night. The presentation ends Saturday and features live animals with biblical characters portrayed by congregation members.
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Marion
School assembly features singing skits and Santa visit
Gale Powell leads group singing to open the school assembly. Melina Engram provides a reading and three speech class skits precede Santa Claus. Skit Familiar Faces is narrated by Sandra Brymer and Two Parks by Darlyn captured Gale Powell and Kevinnotti.
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Gale Powell
Melina Engram
Santa Claus
Sandra Brymer
Toyland
Darlyn Catured
Kevinnotti
Teen Views on Nuclear Testing Shape Plans and Fears
Geraldine Cooper of Hibbing and Jane Wallis Cox of Russell, both 17, say plans may shift if people change their minds. Among teens, 31 percent of girls and 51 percent of boys expect no drastic aftereffects from Russian tests. 3 percent overall have no opinion. Bill Grimball, 18, Charleston, S C, notes ongoing questions about fallout and genetic after effects from scientists.
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Geraldine Cooper
Hibbing
Jane Wallis Cox
Russell
Bill Grimball
Charleston
S. C
Christmas Story Hour Planned for Herrin Children
Herrin City Library hosts a Christmas story hour for grade school youngsters on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Mary Heal and Susan Jones, two high school students, will direct. Miss Heal tells a Christmas story, Miss Jones reads, Denise McCollum recites a poem, and the program ends with children’s Christmas records.
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Herrin
Herrin City
Mary
Ruth Heal
Susan Jones
Miss Heal
Miss Jones
Denise McCollum
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Carel D. Hampton
Stewart Phillip
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Betty Berger
Madrigal Singers
Future Homemakers
Future Homemakers of America
Arlene Heisler
of Latin
Brackett
Drama Club
Jim
Chris Boner
Jan Franklin
Tower Times
Sandy Carter
George R. Glenn
el Club Cervantes
Nadyne Bork
Ignacio Ar.Millias
Les Enfants de la Tour
James R. Fisher
J. P. Brackett
France
Ignacio Armillas
Tom Gallegly
Carterville
Miss Attucks
Bernadine Greer
N. Barnes St
Miss. Greer
Mt. Vernon
Penny Olson
Lincoln
Wen
Darleen Jacobs
New Orleans
Andy Mirowitz
Miami
Fila
Russia
Joann Sundberg
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research Co
America
United States
U.S
Frank Seel
U. S
Roger Way
Neb
John Nelson
Minn
Bobby Woolery
William R. Clare
Jida
Anthony Venegoni
Bob Ward
Larry Johnson
Cpowede
Vivace
Gail Roberts
Oradell
N. J
Steve Mankin
Ft. Smith, Ark
Danny Allen
Tullahoma
Tenn
Wayne Painter
Hattsville
Steve Shank
St. Louis
Bill Dilley
Lyndharst
Ohio
Yim Masterson
Cape Girardeau
McClintock
Herrin Chorus
Poinsettia
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