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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
5
Carbondale Community High School students publish a second annual Imagination in Motion prose and poetry collection. The piece Before the Prom follows a girl gaining confidence as she prepares for her formal with John, whose gaze changes her mood.
Two Johnston City High School graduates Wesley Dodd and Mike Murphy received Outstanding certificates from Southern Illinois University for drawings of a tractor and an airplane. Dodd and Murphy are noted as the sons of local residents. Additionally, Union County 4 H Club members will attend the District 4 H Camp at Lake West Frankfort June 19 to 23 with farm and home advisers as counselors to about 200 campers.
Carbondale Community High School will distribute the annuals on June 30 after about half of the 600 plus pupils who paid for them had not yet received them. Principal Gerald Cuendet said a second distribution will be held at Bowen Gymnasium from 2 to 3 p.m. for those out of town or with receipts.
A 1966-67 overview of experiential learning in colleges from Antioch to Yale. Programs like work-study, campus media, and community action are shaping curricula. a new emphasis on direct experience could redefine higher education. Rossman argues for training methods aligned with real world needs and student autonomy.
Two area youths received the State Farmer Degree at the Illinois Future Farmers of America Convention in Urbana. Danny Valerius of Campbell Hill, past president of the Trico FFA chapter, and Larry Graff of Murphysboro both earned the highest FFA honor. Only about two percent of the state's 16 000 members achieve this award each year.
Honor students at Carbondale Community and University School have been presented Rotary Pins. Selections were made on the basis of scholarship leadership citizenship and service. Community High School recipients include Dorothy Brown Kenneth Burgess Mark Dare Gregg Fozard Phil Lenzini Kenneth Lewis Paul Morrill and Don Prosser. University School winners are Ellen Matheson Evan McHale Greg Largent and Jim Olsson.
Five Carbondale Community High School students Gregg Fozard Paula Crow Joan Eisenhauer Barbara Stevens and Dana Breeden placed eighth in the national parliamentary procedure competition in San Francisco California. Twenty eight states entered teams.
Four Area officers of the Future Farmers of America pose after the state convention at the University of Illinois. Left to right Colin Cain retiring sectional reporter Steve Brush new sectional reporter Don Wesselin vice president Pinckneyville chapter and Jack Smith retiring vice president of the state unit.
Capt Gerald L. Petty son of Mr and Mrs Gerald V Petty of Olney Illinois received the United States Air Force Commendation Medal for locating and recovering three survivors from an Atlantic Ocean mid air crash between two Air Force aircraft. Petty a Southern Illinois University graduate is married to Betty Hold er daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester A Holder of Carterville.
The Science Advisory Committee reports the world faces severe, long lasting food shortages requiring U S leadership of non Communist nations and international bodies to launch a huge program. It warns famine and unrest could rise unless developing regions raise agricultural output with fertilizer new crop varieties pesticides and farm machinery within 20 years at an annual cost of six to seven billion dollars more than current aid.
Gary Indiana AP report shows teen-ages offenders face a juvenile jury that imposes strict penalties. Judges say the seniors, selected from local schools, can revoke licenses and assign unusual penalties such as writing obituaries and viewing accident victim bodies. Several programs gain praise locally for mental health and child services awards.
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