Scholastic Honor Assembly At Schulte High School
Schulte High School held its Scholastic Honor Awards Assembly in the school auditorium with Rev. Joseph V. Boece presiding. A record number of awards were given as Nathan Hull welcomed guests and Rose Flakr presided. Patricia Butwin received the American Legion School Award. Stephen Butwin and Kathy Prothero were noted for multiple honors. many students earned high scholarship medals and various department awards were presented by faculty and community groups.
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Schulte High School
Joseph V. Boece
Nathan Hull
Rose Flakr
Melvin Burley
Kriefenstein Post 104
American Legion
Patricia
Randall Hogg
James Keegan
Sycamore
American Business Women Association
Karen Norrick
St. Mary-of-the- Woods College
Angeline Dvorak
Teresa Hingerton
Indiana State University
Susan Buck
Richard Denham
Mary-Jo Ferrara
Mary Lou Vell
Patricia Butwin
Laura Fish
Andrea Johnson
Notre Dame University
Stephen Butwin
Indiana University
Karen Carle
Southern Illinois University
Priscilla Moulton
Purdue University
William Tabor
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Thomas Newlin
Norma Ledgerwood
Kathryn Sanders
Daniel Wilcox
Rosann Scott
Catherine Burns
Michael Goergen
Thomas Green
James Brown
John Loehmann
David Bird
Kathy Prothero
Ann Applegate
Kathleen Cahill
Stephen Luther
Frances McCarthy
Mary Beth Zeller
Patrick Sweeney
Sandy Nininger
Red Cross
Angloine Dvorak
Sally Neville
Mary Barnes
Pete Piazza
Steven Hauser
Eugen Gropp
Eta Sigma Phi
Theresa Brooks
Kathleen Quain
Lawrence Scheidler
Susan Lerch
Marcia Hogan
Elizabeth Scott
Peggy Gulliver
George Egg
Maureen Hogan
Gertrude Thomson
Bausch & Lamb
John Borders
Kathleen Gallagher
Mary Jo Ferrara
Anne Ryan
Joseph Decker
Angeline
Dvorak
Martha Eggerman
Rosemary Burdick
Gregory Bushur
David Darbutt
Jane Dowell
John Garino
Mary Ann Klain
Diane Monaghan
James Mahalek
Deborah McCracken
Jeanene Davis
Louise Gallagher
Joan Prox
Janis Leprodi
Teresa Brentlinger
Margaret Berry
Kathleen Mullinger
Betty Crocker
Homemaker
Joseph Pendleton
Ann Trierweiler
Mary Bizet
Daniel Dvorak
Rose Flair
Kathleen Hart
Susan LaMaye
Margaret Martin
Kathleen Piker
Deborah Reynolds
Jeffrey Bell
Christina Collins
Margaret Hand
Margaret Burdick
Anna Dwyer
Carol Durie
Peggy Gullifer
Joan Muncie
Ann Thiemann
Stephen Wakefield
James Boland
Susan Dinkel
John Finnerty
Mary Lundstrom
Sheryl Luken
Ann Shagley
Marguerite Winn
Thomas Ingle
Paulette Mascari
Douglas Fauber
Carla Lundstrom
Michelle Pabst
Christine Schmitz
Carol Sherwood
Elizabeth Shagley
Cathy Elmerick
Christopher Hakeem
Carol Hanley
Jeanette Mitchell
Anne Schroeder
Deborah Smith
Diana Wilcox
Denise Charleck
Robert Steward
Nancy Sommers
Connie Morris
Cassie Young
Robert Rosenfeld
Wiley
S. T. Proffitt
Janet Arnold
ISU
Joseph M. Art
Rose Poly
Rose
Walter M. Bachman
University of Mississippi
James Bakler
RPI
Kathy Braunschweiger
Jane M. Bunger
William Cain
David Campbell
State Scholarship Commission
Timothy E. Clements
Standard Grocery Division
National Tea Co
Dwight Conquergood
Patricia R. Dicks
Michael R. Dunn
Zeta Chapter of
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School of Choice
Julie Green
Bettina Groscop
Susan D. Hector
Janet Hoff
Timothy J. Houseward
US Military Academy
US Air Force Academy
Calvin College
Mary A. Lee
Thomas Merrill
Board of Trustees
Candace Mikozek
James L. Porter
John P. Callahan
Randall L. Potts
Carol Ratcliffe
Purdue
Frederick W. Rockhold
University of Louisville
Dennis Rogers
George Washington University
Larry D. Russell
James Smith
Myrna R. Yalowitz
Prison Group To Meet Here
Terre Haute will host the Federal Prison Industries board on Monday June 5 for its semi annual meeting. Attending are Dr William Morgan Colorado State University. John Marshall Briley Owens Corning. Berry Beaman Parma Mich. Sanford Bates former BOP head. Emil Schram Peru retired head of NYSE. Myrle Alexander Washington DC. Olin Minton and William Zachem, both in DC. T Wade Markley former local warden and Harold Recep DC. The group oversees a government corporation created in 1934 to train prisoners.
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Terre Haute
Federal Prison Industries, Inc
P. G. Smith
William Morgan
Colorado State University
John Marshall Briley
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Secretary of Defense
Berry N. Beaman
Parma
Mich
Sanford Bates
Pennington
N. J
Bates
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Schram
Emil Schram
Peru
New York Stock Exchange
Myrle, Alexander
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Prisons
Industries
Olin C. Minton
William E. Zachem
Corporation
T. Wade Markley
Florida
Harold Recep
Washington, D. C
Federal Prison Industries
Congress
Wiley High honors seniors with 43 scholarships
Forty three scholarships highlighted Wiley High School senior awards Friday in the gym. The convocation honored academic and citizenship achievements with Tri Kappa Fine Arts prizes and American Legion Citizenship awards among others.
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Wiley High School
E. V. Hall
Tri Kappa
Robert Forbes
Gamma Gamma Chapter
Mary Ann Boyd
Linda ‘Coveleskie
Susan Kord
Fred Schwartz
Com‘mander
American Legion ‘Post 40
Randy Potts
Tom ‘Merrill
Wiley
DAR
Sally Bowsher
Jewel Ahrens
DAR United States
Robert Lemmon
Charles Evrard
American Chemical Society
Paul Loewenstein
Tim Houseward
Evrard
Wiley High
Harry Johnson
Wiley Science Department
Dorothy Walker
Thelma B. Jobe
Bettina Groscop
Kerner signs bill for halfway houses in Illinois
Gov Otto Kerner signed a law creating half way houses or work release centers under the Illinois Public Safety Department The measure appropriates 800000 dollars to operate the centers Prisoners nearing parole would be trained to work outside prison walls and could be released for temporary work.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Illinois Public Safety Department
Vigo County Teachers Assn President Urges School Upgrades
Editor notes support from Taxpayers For Schools urging end to litigation and rapid construction of two new high schools. President of Vigo County Teachers Assn argues inadequate facilities hinder learning, emphasize buildings as instructional equipment, and warn aging campuses depress educational value and community interest.
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Taxpayers For Schools Organization
Vigo County
Dous
Rabout Education
Pepperidge Farm founder Margaret Rudkin dies at 69
Mrs. Margaret Rudkin, 69, founder of Pepperidge Farm Inc., and a bread industry pioneer, died Thursday of cancer in New Haven, Connecticut. She started the bakery in 1937 in her Fairfield home, and the company grew to five plants with about 2,300 employees. She was born in New York City.
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New Haven, Conn
Margaret Rudkin
Pepperidge Farm Inc
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