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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
7
Gerstmeyer officials announce 23 students earned the distinguished honor roll for the second semester by averaging at least four A grades with no C or below. Two juniors led with six A's. multiple seniors juniors and sophomores posted five four or three A's along with B totals.
Carmichael Carmen Heald Joyce Thompson and Pamela McCune are listed among sophomores. Earning three A's and one B were seniors James Zimmerman William Jones Annie Benford Mary Ellen Clark juniors Kenny Erdle James Cowen sophomores Charles Lewis Woodrow Conover Robert Dyer Tina Fairbanks Clarence Dickerson Tom Hunt Carolyn Jones Myra Kelsey Margaret Howse Barbara Starkey Craig Fox. Earning two A's and three B's were seniors Carolyn Lemmon Donald Fell Thomas Jackson Jackie Morgan Robert Selby juniors Janice Haltom Louella McPherson Bill Kunkel Charlotte Bryant sophomores Gary Wham Duane Hunt Becky Myrick Gail Rector. Students with two A's and two B's were seniors Betty Lawson Karen Schwartz juniors Connie Goodwin Janet Smythe Robert Ash Julia Cheatam sophomores Steve McCloud Robert Rose Dorinda Elder Carol Kirkpatrick Sue Church Sherry Clark Shirley Hess Lea Mace Thomas Wade Thomas Asbury.
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Miss Tamar Heringman daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Heringman 426 South Thirteenth street received Wiley High School s first annual Thelma B Jobe Award as top senior girl. S T Proffitt Wiley s dean of boys presented the plaque and Miss Heringman received a personal charm. The Jobe award honors the long serving dean of girls Miss Jobe who retired after 45 years teaching.
Vice Admiral John H. Brown former commandant of the 4th Naval District died Monday at his Middletown home at age 71. The longtime Navy officer served in multiple commands and held influential posts before his death.
About 100 members of the Indiana Historical Society will meet in Terre Haute Saturday for the semi annual gathering. The event centers on the Paul Dresser Permanent Memorial planned for Fairbanks Park. Local leaders include Miss Juliet Peddle and Terre Haute historian Loring Halberstadt.
John E. Horner of Hanover and other board members will join a morning museum tour at 11 with emphasis on Dresser pieces including a friend’s piano and a life size portrait. The tour covers the Dresser birthplace, Swope Art Gallery Civil War paintings, Early Wheels Museum, and Markle’s Mill relics before a 1 30 p m luncheon at the Terre Haute House and Dreiser Memorial program. Reservations may be made by calling Miss Peddle vat C 1511.
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