Princeton Students Publish Poems In Magazines
Five Princeton High School students have poems accepted for publication under John D. Engle Jr. The works include Who Am It by John Ball and The Road to Hell by Carl Buhr. Linda Cox’s To G.F. appears in Ashland College magazine, and Melva Saylor’s A Poem Of David is accepted by The Denver Post. Bill Yarborough’s Who will appear in Creative Review.
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Lakota High School Quiz Team Dominates WLW-T Playoff
Lakota High School It's Academic team clinches victory in WLW-T playoff with 330 points. Pictured are Moderator Steve Douglas, Sandy Grubb, Margie Carlson, Carl Smith, and adviser Miss Barb Bucholz.
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Origami art of Akemi Hern brings tiny figures home
Akemi Hern, a Yokohama native and wife of Douglas Herndon, shows a glittering display of origami figures at home. She learned the craft from her mother and teaches at the YWCA and Lane Public Library while studying English at Garfield High School. Akemi plans beautician training once her son Mike is older.
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