Teens Debate Summer Work Value and Rest
A chorus of teen voices weighs the merits of summer employment against rest. Some praise work for experience and money, while others value downtime to read, relax, or pursue hobbies. Several highlight balance with recreation and social benefit.
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Susan Gasaway
Carbondale
Top pupils selection proposal challenges valedictorian tradition
The Murphysboro District 186 board proposes a two step plan to award top honors by forming a small group of high ranking seniors and letting that group vote to select class reps. Honors would consider grades and school life participation, potentially moving away from strict top grade winners. Readers are urged to respond by Monday.
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Board of Education
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Herrin
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4 H members to play ball in six leagues
About 500 4 H baseball fans will gather at the County 4 H field on the Ava blacktop this summer. Games start at 7 30 p m on Mondays and continue every other weekday night, with six leagues split evenly between boys and girls. Funds from a county bake sale will go to new bleachers and fence repairs. Charles B Jacobini of Carbonale earned a BA from Trinity College.
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Ava Blacktop
Teenage Gymnast Touts Club 15 Slimming Plan For Girls
Muriel Davis Grossfeld, former Olympic gymnast and new teen age consultant, leads Club 15 a 15 minute daily exercise program aimed at slimming teen girls. 200000 members report joining as Campbell Soup promotes nutrition with a focus on soup in suggested menus. Grossfeld also tours high schools and stresses moderate snacking while highlighting calorie counts and fat reduction around the waist.
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Lincoln pupils win awards at state exhibit
Thirteen Lincoln Junior High School students, Bond County, won awards at the state Industrial Education Exhibit held at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. Distinctions included David Corncy and Samuel McQueen with notable honors in art metal and plastics. Sherry Felts was elected captain of Marion High School’s 1967 68 varsity cheerleaders with Jane Power Christy Russell Pam Dungey Barbara Dempsey named alternates.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Carbondale
Eastern Illinois University
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Lincoln
David Corncy
Samuel McQueen
Dennis Parkhill
Lenn Carsrud
Phil Hancock
Paul Ketchum
Bill Crippen
Kenny Jones
Marc Welch
Steve Peyton
David Ramp
Woodcraft
Mike Wallerwood
Sherry Felts
Marion High School
Jane Power
Christy Russell
Pam Dungey
Barbara Dempsey
Becky Reback
Susan Shafer
Carbondale Troop 66 to Honor Court Thursday
Twelve members of Carbondale Boy Scout Troop 66 will be recognized in a court of honor at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Carbondale First Methodist Church basement. Richard Mansfield will receive a life scout award and merit badges in electricity and forestry. Life Scout Dale Dawson will receive a God and Country award Sunday during the 11 a.m. church service with Troop 66 participation.
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Richard Mansfield
Dale Dawson
Troop 66
Two DAR Essay Winners From Lincoln Junior High
Two Carbondale eighth graders at Lincoln Junior High won DAR essay prizes in a naval battles contest. Kristine Seibert, 13, won first for Clash of the Courageous about the Serapis. Curtis Lipe, 13, took second for First Battle of the Monitor and Merrimac. Mrs. Elizabeth Leighty presented the awards at the annual Lincoln meeting.
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Carbondale
Lincoln Junior High School
Daughters of American Revolution
Kristine Seibert
the Serapis
Ronald R. Seibert
Wesley Foundation
Curtis Lipe
Merrimac
Elizabeth Leighty
Daniel H. Brush
Lincoln
Pupils Earn Legion Honors at St Marys Grade School
Three St Marys Grade School pupils in Herrin received American Legion awards the highest honor given by the organization. Rita Branca Stephen Crain and John Speroni were chosen by classmates on six points honor courage patriotism scholarship service and leadership. They received medallions pins and will be listed on a bronze school plaque.
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Herrin
American Legion
Les McCollum
Rita Branca
John Branca
Stephen Crain
Harry Crain Jr
John Speroni
Johnston City High honors top seniors
Eda Kathleen Shannon and Linda Hyden topped Johnston City High School graduations in a June 2 ceremony. Shannon held a 5.0 average. Hyden and four other students posted 4.5 or better.
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Linda Hyden
Johnston City
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Jackie Lecerf
Kathy Lynn Canady
Elaine Celste Pellegrini
John Earl Imhoff
Audrith Harris
Patricia Peebles
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Kathleen Shannon
Mike McDaniel
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