Tri-Hi-Y Members to Attend Richmond Assembly
Chris Harper and Donna Boyce will head to Richmond as Tri-Hi-Y delegates and senator for a three day mock general assembly April 23 to 25. The James Wood chapter seeks the Ace Award by completing 12 qualifications including service projects and missions contributions.
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Chris Harper
Donna Boyce
Richmond
General Assembly
YMCA
Donna
Chris
James Wood
Tri-Hi-Y
DECA Members Prepare for District and State Contests
James Wood s Chapter of DECA organizes for February district contests on February 24 and the State Leadership Conference in Richmond March 26 to 28. Students work on Studies in Marketing Career and Merchandise manuals with DE I and II students engaging in research and distribution-focused projects.
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James Woods Chapter
DECA
Wed
Richmond
Deil
Prom prep under way for budding juniors
Juniors form organizing committees for prom planning with chairs for Decorations Refreshments Band Invitations Theme and Pictures. A general class meeting will vote on the theme in two to three weeks. Co chairs are Toots Campbell and Terri Heatwole.
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Toots Campbell
Terri Heatwole
Diana Duvall
FBLA Prepares for Regionals Under Phylis Costello
The Future Business Leaders of America gear up for March Regional Contests. Phylis Costello leads the scrapbook project while Brenda Kirk coordinates with Mrs. McKay on parliamentary procedures. Polio collection totals remain undecided.
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America
Phylis Costello
Brenda Kirk
FBLA
Black Congressmen Organize a House Black Caucus
Washington AP reports 12 black members of the House formed the Black Caucus to voice constituents in Watts Harlem and other cities. Led by Charles Diggs as chairman, with Hawkins as vice chair, the group aims to expand representation, pursue civil rights housing and education reforms, and seeks seats on key committees while projecting growth to 35 to 40 members by 1972.
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Washington
House
Black Caucus
Nixon
House Appropriations Committee
Stokes
Hawkins
Musician to Testify He Was Shot by Manson
AP reports Bernard Crowe, 28, says a gunshot wound from Aug 1 1969 came at the hands of Charles Manson who allegedly used a long barreled revolver. Trial opens with prosecutors seeking the death penalty for Manson and three female followers in the Tate murders.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Bernard Crowe
Hollywood
Tate
Crowe
Miss Tate
Fitzgerald
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Dave Shinn
Miss Atkins
Shinn
Policemen Save Baby in Pennsylvania Patrol Car
In Haverford Pennsylvania two patrolmen revived 9 day old Jennifer McNelis who stopped breathing en route to Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. Patrolman Samuel Mostardi performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and Patrolman William Mc Clelland helped reach doctors as the infant began breathing again. Pediatricians said Jennifer is doing fine.
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Jennifer McNelis
Marianne McNelis
Samuel Mostardi
William McClelland
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Jennifer
Debaters Aim for Tenn
The Debate Club will travel to Gatlinburg Tennessee for a Carson Newnan College tournament on February 26 27 and 28. The varsity team will debate while the junior varsity observes. New college style debating features a four minute questioning period.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Carson-Newman College
James Wood
Joanne Osterman
William Atchley
Becky Bryan
Bill Shafer
David Knight
Mark Stivers
Barbara Guthrie
John Fisher
Blacklock
Co editors Named for Woodbine
Robin Magaha and Vickie Shryock named co editors of the 1971 Woodbine. The seniors were elected by staff and will lead the senior and club sections respectively. Both said they felt honored by the appointment.
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Robin
Magaha
Vickie Shryock
Woodbine
Vickie
Territory Staff Editors and Advisor List
Territory staff editors include Terri Heatwole Donnie Zuckerman and Jeanie Barham Susie Keckley Nancy Campbell Jo Osterman and Susie Lockhart with advisor Mrs Parkinson noted.
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Terri Heatwole
Donnie Zuckermaners
Jeanie Barham
Susie Keckley
Nancy Campbell
Jo Osterman
Susie Lockhart
Mrs. Parkinson
Seniors Accepted by Colleges List Readers Should Note
The Guidance Office reports many seniors have received college acceptances. A published list will expand as more confirmations arrive. Notables include Susan Ginn William and Mary and Debbie Branner University of Maryland among others.
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Lynda Harrison
Madison
Ed Donohue
Bradley University
Elizabeth Adams
Susan Ginn
William and Mary
Milla Sue Wisecarver
Joyce Mangold
Debbie Fitzwater
Shenandoah
Jay Meyers
V.p.al
Freda Coffman
Debbie Branner
University of Maryland
John Habeck
The Great Seal as Symbol of Federal Authority
The text notes the U S Capitol dome is less emblematic than the Great Seal as the true symbol of federal power, distinguishing public perception from institutional insignia.
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U S. Capitol
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Tri-Hi-Y. Tinsburg Veterans Hospital
Richmond Assembly
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Mary Rosenburger
Mary Jo Rudolph
Phyllis Strawson
Jane Cather
Suzanne Petit
Nancy Harper
Francis Unger
Prom
Miss Duvall
Watts
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Chicago
Detroit
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Augustus F. Hawkins
D-Calif
Robert N.C. Nix
Dpa
John Conyers
D-Mich
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Louis Stokes
Ohio
William Clay
D-Mo
George Collins
D-Ill
Ralph H. Metcalfe
Ronald V Dellums
Parren J Mitchell
D-Md
Clay
Paul Fitzgerald
California
Haverford
Don Whitacre
Ralph Whitacre
Roger Strosnider
Vickie Shyrock
Dale Simpon
Ann Shafer
Benny Shiffler
Radford
Susan Koonty
Shepherd
Susie McIintire
Longwood
Kathy Palmer
West Virginia Wesleyan
David Newlin
Lord Fairfax
Sue Cath- Berea
Judi Pugh
Greg Souders
Lebanon Valley
Erica Johnston
OTSA
Department Store
Berryville Ave
Winchester
Ppliant
Parris Mitchell
Doctor Dolittle
George Shearing
Sammy Davis Jr
Nichols
Met
B & M Chevrolet
Branty
Cadillac
Valley Ave
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