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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1968

Page

5

Bayou Flute stage tale set at Du Quoin High

Seventy Du Quoin High School students perform the spring musical Bayou Flute at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday in the high school auditorium. Ti Bebe an orphan unable to speak is played by Donna Eisenhauer with Mike Lee as Henri and Johnny Jokisch as Jess. The two act play set in Louisiana bayou centers on a bet to win Ti Bebe to claim a boat while four shacks form the set and a large ensemble supplies background music. Sponsors are Mrs Jackie Cocke music director and Larry Bullock head of the speech department.

du Quoin High School Ti Bebe Donna Eisenhauer Bayou Louisiana Henri Mike Lee Jess Johnny Jokisch Larry Bullock

Carterville seniors lead at Illinois FBLA convention

Two Carterville High School seniors won top honors at the Illinois FBLA state convention in Springfield and will represent Illinois at the national FBLA gathering June 9 to 11 in Washington D C. Cindy Austin took first in public speaking and Christina Halterman won Miss FBLA. A five member Carterville team earned second in parliamentary procedure, while the convention was held at the St. Nicholas Hotel.

Illinois Washington, D.C Cindy Austin Bill Harkins Carterville Christina Halterman Earl Halterman Cambria St. Nicholas Hotel Springfield Carterville School Mauri Banycky Ethel Hunter Mark Bleyer Steve Lovely Mike Tregoning

Frazer wins Elks contest 13th in state show

Jana Frazer of Chester placed 13th in the Elks Most Valuable Student Contest state finals earning a $600 prize and eligibility for national competition. She is Chester High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson. Frazer holds student council presidency yearbook editorship NHS member and homecoming queen roles.

Jana Lynn Frazer Chester Elks Chester High School Ralph Johnson

Murphysboro and Du Quoin Schools Announce Events

School elections and student council selections at Murphysboro High School occur during lunch on Thursday. Du Quoin High School hosts multiple events including Bayou Flute performances Friday and Saturday, and the Future Homemakers mother daughter banquet on May 14. Marion High School features a Thespian Variety Show tonight, while nearby Orpheum Marion shows The Restless Ones today and Wednesday. Herrin Teen Town hosts a Friday dance with The Streetcorner Society. A boron fiber study notes a 0.004 inch diameter with 400000 to 500000 psi strength.

Murphysboro High School American Legion du Quoin High School Homemakers of America Sparta High School Marion High School Orpheum Theater Marion Herrin The Streetcorner Society

Carbondale Artist Carolyn Plochmann Accepted for Toledo Exhibit

Three works by Carbondale artist Carolyn Plochmann were accepted for the Toledo Area Artists 50th Annual Exhibition at the Toledo Ghio Museum of Art. Director Otto Wittmann notes Brecht Beckett and Beatkes Contact with Infinite Things in a Finite Time Eichmann will be shown among 175 Midwest works May 19 to June 9. A jury selected her pieces from about 900 entries.

Carbondale Carolyn Plochmann Toledo Area Toledo Ghio, Museum of Art Otto Wittmann

Chester High selects five seniors for prom queen voting

Five Chester High School seniors were chosen by classmates as prom queen candidates. The selection occurred April 27 and students will vote May 17 to decide royalty for the May 18 prom. The candidates are Chris Bond Eileen Bierman Terry Korando Marsha Rust and Susie Brasche.

Chester High School Chris Bond Mark Bond Eileen Bierman Adeline Wolters Terry Korando Pat Korando Marsha Rust Marvin Rust Susie Brasche Charles Hall

Area schools name cheerleader squads for 1968-69

Murphysboro High School selects varsity captains Melinda Clutts and Kay Kerley for junior varsity. Marion High names five varsity members Julie Castellano Eva Musdorffer Gina Murphy Pam Dungey and Susan Shafer with alternates Nancy Rue and Orlene Rue. Du Quoin High announces varsity team members Sue Albrecht Geraldine Baxter Linda Butcher Ruth Erwin Jo Beth Rodman and Sherry Stephens with junior varsity Francie Aue Jamie Ginn Betty Herrell Judy Osburn and Susan Taylor.

Marion High School Julie Castellano Eva Musdorffer Gina Murphy Pam Dungey Susan Shafer Nancy Orlene Rue Doris Baker du Quoin High School Sue Albrecht Geraldine Baxter Linda Butcher Ruth Erwin Jo Beth Rodman Sherry Stephens Francie Aue Jamie Ginn Betty Herrell Judy Osburn Susan Taylor

Chester High inducts ten into National Honor Society

Ten students from Chester High School were inducted into the National Honor Society. Inductees include Belinda Crawford Gene Ames Susan Costilow Karen Harrison Judy Mulholland Gary Reinhart Roger Sprengel Darrell Williamson Debra Moore and Ronald Hartenberger.

Chester High School Belinda Crawford Gene Ames Susan Costilow Karen Harrison Judy Mulholland Gary Reinhart Roger Sprengel Darrell Williamson Debra Moore Ronald Hartenberger Richard Hartenberger Christine Bond Deborah Best Marsha Rust Jana Frazer Don

Pupils Earn Five Superior Ratings At State Contest

Johnston City High School pupils collected five superior marks at Marion state solo and ensemble contest. Randy Hayes piano solo, Richard Stewart trombone and vocal solos, Mary Cox vocal solo, and the Madrigal Singers all earned superior ratings.

Johnston City Marion Randy Hayes Richard Stewart Mary Cox Madrigal Singers Marsha Siliven Melody Mitchell Cathy Bennett Marguerite Lazorchak Sharon Campbell Jean Ann Kinley Allison Taylor Jeanine Bearden Monty Ashmore

Marion Thespian Variety Show At High School

The third annual Thespian Variety Show at Marion High School will be at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. About 16 acts perform with advance tickets from any Thespian or at the door. Admission 75 cents for adults 50 cents for students and under 12 free. Sponsored by Thespian Troupe 2740.

Marion High School

Carterville High Names Prom King and Queen Candidates

The Junior Class selected six boys and six girls as candidates for the May 24 prom king and queen. Queen nominees are Barb Chamness Paula Barnes Pat Marks Kendra Storme Jan Walker and Carol Wimp. King nominees are John Emery Mike Skelcher Ray Langfod Rusty Forbes Jeff Morrison and Mike Wallace. Army Pvt. Charles E Boner completed nine weeks of infantry training at Ft. McClellan Ark.

Carterville High School Barb Chamness Paula Barnes Pat Marks Kendra Storme Jan Walker Carol Wimp John Emery Mike Skelcher Ray Langfod Rusty Forbes Jeff Morrison Mike Wallace Army Charles E. Boner Ft. McClellan Ark N. State Christopher Brenda Whittington

Beauty and the Beast Dance crowns Murphysboro juniors

Junior class at Murphysboro High School held a Saturday night Beauty and the Beast Dance with Darryl McLaughlin as Beast and Lee Ann Lockard as Beauty. Winners were selected by penny votes during the week and at the event to raise funds for the junior prom.

Darryl McLaughlin Fred McLaughlin Lee Ann Lockard Leland Lockard Murphysboro High School Darryl Mack the

Essay winner Dorothy Ahner awarded Law Day prize

Dorothy Ahner of Gorham High School won first prize of $100 in a Law Day essay contest sponsored by the Jackson County Bar Association. The presentation occurred during a brief Law Day ceremony in circuit court, Murphysboro, with the theme How a Lawful Society Can Build a Better Society.

Dorothy Ahner Jacob Jackson County Bar Association Gorham High School Circuit Court Murphysboro

Pack 115 Murphysboro Cub Scout Meeting Highlights

Cub Scout Pack 115 at the First Baptist Church in Murphysboro welcomed four new Bobcats Jackie Carlock Ronald Sutton Rodney Popjoy and Robert Popjoy. Webelos badges were awarded to James Mifflin Chris Williams and Mark Hardwig. Mark Ebovaldi earned the Webelos badge marking his move to Boy Scout Troop 115. Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique hosts about 4 000 elephants 500 lions 25 000 buffalo and many other animals.

Murphysboro First Baptist Church Webelos Jackie Carlock Ronald Sutton Rodney Popjoy Robert Popjoy James Mifflin Chris Williams Mike Rothe Mark Hardwig Mark Ebovaldi Boy Scout Troop 115

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