Murphysboro High School Fashion Show Tonight
Murphysboro Township High School home economics students present the May Fest of Fashions in the school cafeteria at 8 p.m. Dessert will follow. The show features student designed garments from sports wear to dress up pieces. Judges include Connie Dunn, Zadania Boucher, Janice Threw, and Patty Cosgrove.
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Craig Buchman
Murphysboro Township
Connie Dunn
Dunn Interiors
Murphysboro
Zadania Boucher
Carruthers School
Janice Threw
Patty Cosgrove
Southern Illinois
Herrin High Elects Class Officers for 1973 74
Herrin High School announces the election of class officers and student council representatives for 1973 74. On Thursday three officers and five representatives were chosen from each of the freshman sophomore and junior classes. Next year’s freshmen will hold their election at the start of the new term.
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Herrin High School
Maggie Harmon
Gary Rafe
Lee Ann Murphy
Chris Marcinkowski
Garcia Dunning
Ed Calcaterra
Vicki Gentry
John Lenzini
Doug Friel
Shelby Smith
Kris Miriani
Brian Russell
Chris Branca
Barbie Hunter
Mike Kirby
Tracey Griffith
Matt Lenzini
Carolyn Clark
Karen Cooper
Marilyn Clark
Duncan Daily
Tracie Crompton
Jan Osowski
Jan Gualdoni
Herrin High presents What A Life dramatics set
Herrin High School will stage a three act play What A Life by Clifford Goldsmith at 8 p m Thursday in the school auditorium directed by Sally Bates drama coach Tickets cost 1 for adults 50 cents for students and children at the door The story follows daily events in a typical high school principal's office
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Dramatics
Herritny High School
Clifford Goldsmith
Sally Bates
Carbondale Teens Center and Youth Programs Schedule
The Carbondale Teen Center opens at the Park District Community Building with evening hours on the first Tuesday and various Sundays and Fridays each month. Other centers include Johnston City Jaycees Youth Center Friday–Saturday, Herrin Teen Town Fridays–Saturdays, and West Frankfort Youth Center Tuesday sessions for older students. Karate classes run at 116 N. Illinois Ave with Mike Wadiak for ages 6–9 and teens, plus Marion Youth Center sessions Tuesdays for students.
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Carbondale
Park District
W. Elm St
Johnston City Jaycees
Herrin
West Frankfort
Nursing program applications due at John A Logan College
John A Logan College will close applications for its practical nursing program on May 15 for a September class. Applicants by May 15 will take the National League of Nursing Test and the Nelson Denny Reading Test, submit references, and interview with nursing staff. Shirley Everingham and Beatrice Chiodini instruct the program. Call or visit the admissions office in Carterville for details.
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John A. Logan College Tactical Nursing
National League of Nursing
Nelson Denny
Shirley Everingham
Beatrice Chiodini
Logan College Office of Admissions
Carterville
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