Retirement salute at U S Shoe featured two longtime workers
After 23 years with U S Shoe Draffen missed only two and a half days, plans to fish travel and tinker with cars after retiring along with his wife Margaret who served 19 years. Speakman and Draffen leave with gifts and a large farewell luncheon. Co workers Harry Ekins and Eddie Schweer joined the departure and the two men pledged to keep their friendship.
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Draffen
Speakman
U.S
Harry Ekins
Eddie Schweer
Daryl Roepke
Charlie Draffen
Robert Speakman
Ron Kulman
Sunman Kindergarten Registration At Sunman Elementary
Sunman Elementary schedules pre enrollment for 1984 85 for kindergarten and first grade on Thursday April 12 1984 from 9 00 to 10 45 a m and 1 00 to 3 00 p m. Children must be five or six by September 1 1984 respectively. Bring birth certificate or apply for one if unavailable. A full physical and dental exam are required before starting school with forms provided at registration. Residents of Sunman Dearborn Corporation are eligible if possible enroll.
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Sunman
Sunman- Dearborn Corporation
Induction to Honor Society At Harrison High School
The Doris M. Lusk Chapter of the National Honor Society will induct 15 new members on Wednesday April 4 at 7 30 p m in Veterans Auditorium at Wm Henry Harrison High School The guest speaker is Dr Ralph Sinks Hamilton County County Superintendent of Schools A short reception will follow and attendance is open to inductees parents friends and current members
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Doris M. Lusk
National Honor Society
Veterans Auditorium
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Ralph Sinks
Hamilton County
Junior Baseball Meeting Announces April 9 Schedule Meeting
Melvin Lake, president of Harrison Jr Baseball, says the next league meeting is April 9 at 8 00 p m in Tips meeting room. All managers and coaches must attend to get the 1984 season schedule.
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Melvin Lake
Harrison Jr. Baseball
Tips
Road Runners Top Hawks In Thriller Opener
Road Runners opened the season at Harrison Community Center with a 1-0 win over Delhi Hawks. Amy Lampe scored after a sequence begun by Julie Banks and Heather Lee midway in the second half. Meredith Buschur made 14 saves in goal as Road Runners’ defense, including Lisa Bauman and Vicki Hinkle, held firm.
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Harrison Community Center
Harrison
Hawks
Delhi
Julie Banks
Heather Lee
Amy Lampe
Amy
Meredith Buschur
Lisa Bauman
Vicki Hinkle
Kelli Drew
Jenny Lawson
Tracy Hauenschild
Angela Armstrong
Joy Schaefer
Conta
Courtney
Class Reunion For '69' ers
Harrison High School Class of 1969 plans a fifteen year reunion on Saturday July 7 Invitations went out in mid March Several names lack current mailing addresses Readers urged to contact Mike Noyes at 367 4383 or 10061 Seasapety Oe Sete OO with updates or invitations not yet received
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Harrison High School
Marie Arrowood
Jessica Bachus
Patricia Ballou
Bruce Bauer
John Bertie
Luke Black
Jeanette Byrd
Connie Ch
Ase
Robert Cornelius
Michael Cary
Judy Dean
Clifton Earls
Merry Ellis
Michael Emerson
Dave Fagaly
Cathy Farmer
Fred Foster
Gary Helmer
Paul Ingersoll
Barbara Jackson
Peggy Knowlton
Connie Kopp
Brenda Neukam
Daniel Livengood
Dennis Livengood
Diana Martin
Donna McDaniel
Ronald Moody
Patricia Owens
Cynthia Roberson
Donna Rossman
Debbie Swearinger
Michael Temple
Darel Wuest
Mike Noyes
Seasapety Oe
Sete
William Henry Harrison High Candy Drive Boosts Track Fund
William Henry Harrison High School students organized a candy sale to support the athletic boosters. The event raised $2400, reducing the remaining debt on the all weather track to about $3000.
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The
Stud
Food Fights at Harrison High Spark Student Boycott
A Harrison High School parent recounts student complaints about cafeteria food at William Henry Harrison. Issues include hairnets gloves and hygiene, greasy pizza and hoagies, a roach and dead mouse in the milk cooler, and a debate over LaRosa's pizza delivery. The board bans delivery as cafeteria lunch seeks to avoid private competition, while parents and students advocate for better meals and protest the decision. The writer samples a cafeteria lunch and endorses student activism while urging participation in local elections.
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Henry Harrison High School
LaRosa
Food Service
Ted Krikos
Belivers
the Baptist
Church of Christ
Shaker Farms Garden Club Meets With Arbor Day Preview
The Shaker Farms Garden Club met on March 28 at Mrs. Jerry Hill's home with President Mrs. Jerry Hughes presiding. Three guests attended and Arbor Day was discussed with next month’s details promised. Arbor Day falls on April 27, and Lee Cain of the Cincinnati Post led a program titled So What’s New. Refreshments followed.
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Shaker Farms Garden Club
Jerry
Pat) Hill
Donna) Hughes
Loren
Renee) Liefferman
John
Debbie
Michael
Betty) Cockendorfer
Lee Cain
The
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William Henry Harrison High School
Kristen Davis
Britney Lane
Melissa Brinkman
Lisa Wagers
Carroll Roberts
WHHHS
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Jim Trabel
Tom Harris
Booster
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Brenda Thaler
Lipferent Ogdorel
Bill Baird
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