Graduation Commencement Practice and Picnic Highlights
Seniors gathered at the Metropolitan Theatre for practice ahead of the Wednesday commencement for the class of 1966 67. Junior seniors picnic at Riverside Park featured food paid by juniors while sophomores enjoyed a morning of classes and an afternoon party with popcorn and a movie. FFA sponsor Mr A R Bryant received an award for outstanding work with the group.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Riverside Park
FFA
Mr. A. R. Bryant
FFA Group
St Francis CYO Bid Farewell to Father Cox
St Francis students host a going away party for Father Edward Cox who is moving to Wheeling as the bishop’s assistant. The Trojans suffered a 5-2 loss and recognition events loom with Quadrad plans and honors showing a busy campus week.
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CYO
Father Edward Cox
K. of C. Hall
Father Cox
Wheeling
St. Francis
Morgantown
Senior Dinner Dance Ends Year With Final Formal
Friday evening Mrs. Posts and Miss Engle classes organized the Senior Dinner Dance with the theme This Graduation Means Good bye. Donnie Matchett and the Star-Fires supplied music. Matchett was a student teacher at UHS this year.
Monongalia County Schools Close 1966 67 Term
Monongalia County Schools will close for the 1966 67 term next Friday after educating 11 228 students this year. Two high schools under the county board graduated 62 seniors at Clay Battelle and 439 at Morgantown High. The last teaching day is Monday June 5.
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Monongalia County
County School Board
Clay-Battelle
Morgantown High School
UHS Graduates Present Walt Disney The Successful Dreamer
University High School seniors stage a unique graduation program at the Met Theater titled Walt Disney The Successful Dreamer. The class produced most of the show with advisor Mrs. Morgan guiding the English class project.
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University High School
Walt Disney
Dreamer
Met Theater
Lillie Morgan
West Virginia seniors weigh out-of-state college options
Morgantown High School guidance counselor Barbara Susanin urges sophomores to plan college paths early, comparing entrance requirements at private colleges and public universities. The 1967 MHS class lists 19 students bound for colleges out of West Virginia, with names and destinations across Oberlin Bryn Mawr Duke Yale and more.
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Barbara Susanin
Morgantown High School
M.I.T
Wesley
West Virginia
MHS
Rick Albrink
Joanna Householder
Oberlin
Ohio
Rebecca Breakiron
York (Pa.) Hospital School of
Ashley Doherty
Bryn Mawr
Stanley Farr
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Michael Gal
Jean Lisiak
Joanne Lisiak
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Susan Klingberg
Ohio University At
Athens
Lynn Williams
Long Beach
Calif
University High School
Robert Weatherspoon
Providence
R.I
St. Francis High School
West Coast
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Helen Kennedy
University High
Mike Quigley
St. Francis High
Rhonda Kelly
Morgantown High
Parkersburg
Mr. Bryant
Allie Foster
Mike Galik
Mike
Anthony DeProspero
Jo Ann Audin
Carolyn Marshalek
Roddy Fizer
James Shepherd
Shepherd
H.ls
Bill From
the Cleaners
Disney
Gentleman
Disneyland
Roger Henry
Rebecca Hawkins
Anthony Angotti
Lisa Andresko
Martin Brand
Vicki Shine
Justin Beach
Carol Sue Brown
Susan Neese
Miss Hawkins
Mr. Brand
Mr. Weatherspoon
Edward Fairchild
Patricia Johnson
Steveda Chepko
Carol Price
Judy Henry
Stanley 0. Ikenberry
WVU
College of Human Resources and Education
Marty Brand
William Miller
Bob Weatherspoon
Carol Brown
Lisa Greska
Becky Hawkins
Sue Neese
Prince Gardner
Morgan Leather Co. Sluggage—Toys—Sporting Goods
Jr. Hi
Gues
Susanin
Legly
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Charles Garlow
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
D. Joanne Harley
John Harley
Dickenson College
Carlisle
Karel Lambert
Arizona State
Tempa
Larry Miller
College of Woo
Morgantown Business College
Jr. Accounting
Higher Accounting
Penna
W. Va
America
Colleges of Business
High Street
Morgantown, West Virginia
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