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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1967

Page

3

Washington High School Star Bill Lance Shines In Music

W H S seniors highlight Bill Lance son of Mr and Mrs Roger Lance now south of town a busy senior active in music. He plays trombone in marching and concert bands sings with Hi-Fs all state choir and led in South Pacific operetta He also belongs to Science Club Foreign Language Club and Hi-Y plans to study teaching probably music at State College of Iowa and values learning to respect others beliefs and manners.

Bill Lance Washington High School Bill Roger Lance Washington Mid - Prairie South Pacific Future Teachers State College of Iowa Marty Marie Leo Marie Route 3 Hi - Life Marty Marsha Anne Foster Stanley Foster West Washington Marsha Drama Club Science Club Future Teachers of America Fern’s Aquamaids Iowa _ State University

Washington High School 1967 graduates profile

A survey of Washington High School's 1967 seniors highlights Doug Hayes as editor of the WHS Washingtonian and active in Future Teachers and Student Council. Marty Marie and Marsha Foster are noted for choir, drama, and future plans in nursing and aviation. Allen Pohren stands out in baseball and campus leadership. Doug English excels academically, in music, and plans Simpson College. Linda Miller shines in vocal music, piano, and plans Mercy Hospital X-ray technician training.

A Woman's Guide to Starting a First Job in June

Practical advice from a major insurer for new graduates entering office work. Emphasizes neat appearance, posture, wardrobe choices, makeup, footwear, jewelry restraint, grooming, voice control, and polite office etiquette to foster comfort, respect, and smooth adjustment.

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Notable Washington seniors earn high school honors

Carma Chorpening, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Chorpening, is elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year and active in Drama Science and music roles at Washington high. Sally Lynn Stewart engages in bands cheerleading and many clubs, plans college in Iowa or Missouri, and aims to be an airline stewardess after graduation. Denny Marek, Riverside area senior, is a leader with roles in 4-H Hi-Y yearbook staff and student government, emphasizing understanding people and broad school service.

Doug English Thomas English North Marion Doug Finian Modern Music Masters Tri - M Simpson College Indianola Iowa Ife Carma Chorpening Carma Lester Chorpening Route 3 Washington Drama Club Science Club Hi - Life St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital Iowa City Sally Lynn Stewart Tom Stewart 903 South 4Th Sally McDaniel Drug Store Future Teachers of America the Washingtonian YMCA Aquamaids Synchronized State College of Iowa Cedar Falls Christian College Columbia Missouri Denny Marek Denny Lorence Marek Riverside Hi - Y Hi - Life Star Concessior Future Teachers

Club notices and officer elections from local groups

Homemaker Club met at 9 30 with Mrs Isaac Kleese. officers elected with Mrs Jack Trotman president Mrs Jim Jorgensen vice president and Mrs Isaac Kleese secretary. Pansy Hill club met at 1 30 with Mrs E L Rouse. next meeting in June with Mrs William Jones. WCTU held a local institute with devotions by Miss Margaret Work theme The United Family plans for YTCA summer Camp at Lake Aquabi June 12 17 discussed. efficiency points studied.

Homemaker Club Isaac Kleese Arbogast Jim Jorgensen Jack Trotman Women’s Christian Temperance Union Raymond Sojka Margaret Work United Family

Mrs Canott sews at VA Hospital in Iowa City

Crawfordsville May 24 Mrs George Canott accompanied five World War I Auxiliary members to Veterans Hospital in Iowa City Monday where they spent the day mending Ninety six garments were mended. Jackie Fulton hosted a 12th birthday party Friday eve ning. Guests included Jerilyn Davis Beverly Boal Regina Nebel Jane Beckler Janet Dare and Robyn McCoy. Grace Fletcher returned to Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant for further care.

Crawfordsville George Canott Veterans Hospital Iowa City Jackie Fulton Washington Jerilyn Davis Beverly Boal Regina Nebel Jane Beckler Janet Dare Robyn McCoy Grace Fletcher Memorial Norman Waters JoEllyn Fairfield Marion Waters Margaret Davidson Waterloo Bill Davidsons Community Play Eugene O'Neill Mr. Davidson Little Scott Waters

Local Clubs Report February Meeting Activities

Family Living notes multiple gatherings in Washington County with 15 members at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Wayne Knupp and a program by Mr. Earl Rae on Art Appreciation. Other items cover Republican Women events in Crawfordsville and Wellman, a ceremonial remark by Phil Welton, and plans for a June picnic. Fleur-de-Lis and LBC clubs held meetings with guests, roll calls, and reminiscences of Iowa travel and Booster Club experiences.

Wayne Knupp Earl Rae Lewis Larson Washington County Richard Stephens Crawfordsville Arthur Krause Keota Robert Stephens Washington D. C Phil Welton Iow George Dare Everett Meeker Nate Young Cecil Miller Wellman J. W. Evans Howard Anderson William Henss Lillian Maxwell Fleur - DE . Lis Fleur - de Lis Don Caves Duane Krotz Boyd Dunbar Art Witthoft Iowa LBC LBC Club Arthur Duensing George Jarrard

Evening Journal item brief from Washington Iowa

The May 23 1867 edition of the Evening Journal from Washington Iowa presents a concise update page with local notices and small items reflecting daily life, politics, and civic matters in an 1867 midwestern town.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa

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W. H. S. Seniors Alice Owen Doug Hayes Louise Hayes 508 South Third Avenue WHS Washingtonian WHS Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant Viet Nam Paul Vietnam Allen Eugene Pohren Leonard Pohren South 9Th Street Allen Burlington Junior College Linda Miller George Miller Linda By Marty Chebuhar By Sally Stewart By Marsha Foster Pat Butler Washington School Homemakers Pnsy Hill Pansy Hill Club E. L. Rouse William Jones WCTU Mrs. Canott
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