Honor Students Named at Gerstmeyer High School
One hundred two students earned a place on the Gerstmeyer High School honor roll for the second grading period. Jo Ann Hoffman led with six As, followed by a large list of students achieving five or four As, including multiple with four As and one B and three As with two Bs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerstmeyer High School
Jo Ann Hoffman
Marsha Aten
Connie Brown
Robert Dickerson
Richard Hayes
Shirley Helm
Marsha Krashner
Patricia Napier
Ted Padgett
Edward Pease
Kathryn Schaefer
Candace Stewart
Diane van Laningham
Gary Verostko
Mike Alsop
Juana Beach
Catherine Ellington
Johnny Eversole
Lisa Fell
Martha Flesher
Richard Foulke
Sharon Hulka
Donald Kensell
Kent McDaniel
Sandy McFarlan
Mark Manolis
Karl Matlin
Ruth Reynolds
James Rostek
Janet Whitaker
Joe Youngblood
Diana Cottom
John Krug
Karen Maris
Ann Tranbarger
Dale van Laningham
Rebekah Bailey
Robert Bex
Bruce Bielfield
Jan Borgman
Melba Butts
Sandra Cox
Carole Cowen
Susan Edmonson
Rebecca Fairbanks
Margene Gaskins
Suzanne Hampe
John Havener
Barbara Karshner
Susan Kennedy
Mark McClintock
Nancy McDonnall
Rebecca Rotramel
Patty Shores
Jenna Steels
James Vannoni
Stephen White
Danny
Court roll names large student grading list
The item lists numerous individuals with letter grades such as two As and four Bs for Gregory Brock and a long set of names with different counts of As and Bs including Carolyn Duffy Stephanie Erlichman Carol Felstein Peggy Henneman Rhonda Humble Mark Lemmon Kenneth Lutz Brenda McIntosh Kimberly Martin Ruth Neal Elizabeth Pease Douglas Pitts Debra Seidel Roger Spencer and Mark Weiler Michael Box Belinda Branam Susan Dean Debra Devito Jean Eberwein Marvin Exline Kathy Farris Peter Houck Virginia Miller Betty White Cathy White Nancy Wolverton.
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Na Lidster
Marsha McCullough
Patricia Sedletzeck
Diane Sharp
Lawrence Smith
Brenda Woods
Gregory Brock
Carolyn Duffy
Stephanie Erlichman
Carol Felstein
Peggy Henneman
Rhonda Humble
Mark Lemmon
Kenneth Lutz
Brenda McIntosh
Kimberly Martin
Ruth Neal
Mary Olmi
Elizabeth Pease
Douglas Pitts
Debra Seidel
Roger Spencer
Mark Weiler
Michael Box
Belinda Branam
Susan Dean
Debra Devito
Jean Eberwein
Marvin Exline
Kathy Farris
Peter Houck
Virginia Miller
Betty White
Cathy White
Nancy Wolverton
Christmas Tree Lighted Tonight at ISU
Indiana State University opens the Christmas season with a tree lighting at 8 15 p m on the south quad. President Alan C Rankin delivers the annual message as SGA president Charles Grelecki switches on the lights. Phi Mu Alpha and the SGA sponsor the event with carolers touring residence halls and a 9 p m social in the cafeteria featuring Sue Harbison.
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Indiana State University
Alan C. Rankin
Charles Grelecki
Student Government Association
SGA
Phi Mu Alpha
PMA
Ken Felts
Carl Williams
Carol Marcum
Doug Holiday
Phi Mu _ Sinfonia
Sue Harbison
Purdue professor wins Linus Pauling Medal in Oregon
Herbert C. Brown Jr., a chemistry professor at Purdue University, received the 1968 Linus Pauling Medal from the Oregon and Puget Sound chapters of the American Chemical Society. He is 56 and honored for chemical work with national and international recognition, of special interest to Pacific Northwest chemists.
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Corvallis, Ore
Herbert C. Brown Jr
Purdue University
Linus Pauling
Oregon and
Puget Sounds
American Chemical Society
Brown
Pacific Northwest
Hal Boyle cites college student suicide rates and candy habit
The piece notes college students have suicide rates higher than the national average and twice those of peers not in college. It adds that the average American consumes 19 pounds of candy yearly despite warnings. It ends with a Christmas kindness quip and Emerson’s hopeful quote about the present.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Fragmented Variety notes and Khmer film festival scene
A collage of media snippets includes Winchell as possible authority on psychology and politics, a Brooklyn church symposium on The Boys in the Band, Cambodia's Prince Sihanouk releasing a film opening an international festival, an ad for men’s millinery, and a UPI report on the Poor People’s Campaign bill for Resurrection City with Rev. Abernathy traveling in luxury.
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Brooklyn
Cambodia
Reuters
Prince Sihanouk
U. S
Washington
UPI
Resurrection City
Justice Department
Abernathy
Political Tempest Tailwinds and Term Talk in New York
The piece weighs possibilities for Rockerfeller and Lindsay amid 1970 Albany plans and NYC pressures. It notes Rockefeller desires another four years, Lindsay contemplates leaving mayoral post, and New York faces strikes, race tensions, and suburban flight. A dinner toast about a World Series opening ball hints at long shot hopes. A dark political suggestion closes the extract.
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Rocky
Lindsay
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
Albany
John Lindsay
New York City
New York Yankees
Mike Burke
Yankee Stadium
Casey Women Send Gifts to Vietnam
The December meeting of the Casey Woman's Club reported mailing 26 Christmas boxes to Casey men serving overseas. The group also contributed to the Casey United Fund. Doris Lee reviewed Amahi and The Night Visitors by Gian-Carl Menotti. A taste-in highlighted the evening with each member sharing a favorite seasonal food.
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Casey, Ill
Casey Woman's Club
Casey United Fund
Doris Lee
Amahi
Gian-Carl Menotti
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