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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
6
Sharon Russell, sponsor of the cheerleaders, says two girls will take turns as the terrier with identities kept secret. The arrangement draws curiosity as the team prepares for upcoming events.
Carbondale Teen Town will sponsor a Snowball Dance from 8 to 12 p.m. Thursday in the University High School gym nasium with the 11:30 p.m. Snowball Queen crown. Four contestants include Lind Berger Marcia Miller Rita Witt and Brenda McAdamis. Attendants listed. Egyptian Combo to provide music. Free admission for Carbondale high school students and refreshments. Parents may visit per Teen Town officials. Gordon serves as music consultant to ETS Princeton project funded by Carnegie Corp.
Fifteen year old Sarah Lane from Santa Charlotte Richardson California and others in Marion Carbondale West Frankfort join in the discussion on why teens drop out. They say dreary teachers and unengaging classes matter less than student effort and interest. Some praise specific subjects while noting teachers can spark interest.
The director of STU's Education Research Bureau and faculty from the School of Communications will take part in the Speech Association of America convention in New York City from Monday through Thursday. Speakers include Robert Kibler Edward bureau director C Horton Tal Jay school dean Ralph Micken speech chairman Earl Bradley and Lester Breniman speech department staff members.
Pete Sawyer of Murphysboro is the new chairman of the 1960 Explorer Cabinet of the Egyptian Council Boy Scouts of America. Ronald Lamkin of West Frankfort is vice chairman and Denny Heisler of Carbondale is secretary. The officers were elected at the quarterly meeting in Herrin.
While precise forecasting is almost impossible, researchers can identify regions with higher likelihoods of seismic activity, guiding preparedness and early warning efforts without guaranteeing exact timing or location.
John C. Hoy explains how need based aid works and how families can use the College Scholarship Service to apply. The piece outlines financial aid evaluation, expected family contribution, and typical costs at Eastern colleges and a state university, with next week's note on Southern Christiau University.
Marion high school students smoke on campus despite closed grounds until 3 30 pm. Board president Richard Lambert says under Illinois law smoking is illegal and a decision to allow or ban lies with the board. Principal Storme notes teachers lack time to strictly enforce a smoking ban and no action was taken. Readers urged to send opinions with name age and address. replies to be published next week.
James Madison Randolph, grandson of Thomas Jefferson, became the first baby born in the White House, a historic early moment noted in American presidential lore.
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