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M to t, et n en B o g er is e m ga e th e er fu 1 R d ar h a h it w it u h fr lp do ry an R .D n lJ a e .J ·n d Mr. Ja st d e rt a st ll e sh rom Union C o ll eg e is as s ar o h it w el p ro p o -T 15 ig n ed to Mr. DeCiraw and 14-To sc a tt e r se ed e v ra g A. re ts in o p f o r be Num ~ s . Ji sh w il le r. e m na e th in d or w t as L th ro w ee fr a ,r fr ed iv ce : , I I 11 . ::_· A 11 l o o h sc r u o f o e kl ic M r ~ A b b re v ia ti o n fo er y la p e v si en ef -D 2 2 M o th e r s M is si le e m na e th in d or e w ar st ir ls .F ir 9, g 1e N in th g ra d E ;v ,; IN W ') k E ~ A P l o o h sc ll a r u tb o e f sk o a b a g in iz an rg , , 1 3 0 E S O L e th to y ar tr n y 21 -A ct co .eam o f m ot he rs to p la 's e ll ie M s, er ac P rt u o C ru le s .g a in st th em . , am te l al b et k as b ' ls ir g e th ll a b e ti a ho w r e r ft he ot -A m ~ a ve ha If you x si s it f o e v fi on w as h it r !p _ _ s n so er p g n li il w d an le b la ai .s av ve ha y he T . ed y la p es m ga a n he -I t is aw ar d ~ w p le as e n o ti fy ,o p la y , . y la p to es m ga e or m o tw fo u l o cc u rs c.,, ii th e r C ar ol yn C ad w el l, .1; el t a ed y la p e ar es m ga he T a on s er y la p f o ew N er b cy m an u N N r ~ o , am h it h •.i e on l oo ch S h ig H st ea th u o S team omb.

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C. Luedtke .nth gra9-e needed shots. /4::-( Monday, Tuesday, and Wed>{\-- K. Cook The eighth grade start..;: nesday nights.

• D. Judds ·s completely,. :outclassed Members of the Court 1e ninth grade's rePacers are: Carolyn Cad- -·- ~iqhth Leads :rves, who started the wel l, Sharon Detenbeck, Seventh By 65 .me.

By midway through Rosanne Irie , Kathy Mofe first half the eighth fit, Ruth Mozdzen, Carolyn The eighth grade basket.d jumped to a 25-8 lead.

Nahl ey, Nancy Newcomb, - ball team out-played the .e ninth grade stalwarts Terry Sizemore , Cindy, seventh grade team 86-21 t,-/estover, .en came in and narrowed Wolfe , -Karen in a one-sided affair, Jan. e gap to 32-27 at halfSharon Worley, and -· Susan 17. .me in favor of the Tays. ~ -Rex :·~ercer ;:-apaaed the G; r r s ~ask etbal I eighth - grade to victory .ghth grade. with l 28 points.

Three • ·ade 9 Grade 8 Teo ms eighth graders finished in tterer 23 M9rcer 17 ~~ ~~ double .f igures.

Munford pliff lJ Knight 10 K. Scott K. Keys er with 8 points was high Smith 12 Beranek 10 J. Hamilton C. Haar scorer for seventh grade. ge 6 Fagler 6 B.BackenQamp ?. Woodrum Jrade Z Grade 8 .illips 3 Summers 11 J. Cobb M. ,vilson j ebstar O Knight 6 1 ckhart 2 Ellis 0 L. Thompson M. Jraesszr Delhay 2 Williams J Ferguson 2 ' Pavelka 0 L. Bates J. Bunt meyer Stutzman O Hietbrink 2 own O ~illi~s 0 Coach:P.~bert J. Czolgos Smith / 0 Fagler 5 mmerman O Joldsberr O Mohatt 5 Pavelka 2 lden O Hietbr' - 0 ~~ ~~ Lambert O Beranek 16 rris O c. Young_ 0 S. Tesch B. Ball Munford 8 Kollman 0 edtke O Hinkle 0 E. Shelbourn c. Gausman W.Murrell 3 Hercer 28 mpbell O Sampson 0 S. Fisher J. Johnson Dragosh 0 Colvert 10 ieger O NeiderhousO L. Wentink M. Shelton Erickson 1> Ellis 8 P. Sizemore M. Ro 6ers Powell O Joldsberry 0 1-iy legs are C~ Hansen D. Brunsen Blackford 1 Summers 2 rt of me; I run mor J. Culver N, Staberg Campbell O C.Young 4 )m the hips up than fro Coach:Kathy Moffitt Ubben 2 ~ hips down. That is ho Keyser 0 has to be with every ~~ D.Murrell 0 ~!mu: iy--you go where yo K. Parrott Thompson irt takes you, not yo V, Johnston D. Szakaly ~s ••• A handicap can be P. Young W. Dyer 1 3at blessing if you kee P. Irick R. Slote Juess tlho----Peggy Strain, ,trong heart and L. Upton B. Defnall Alan Campbell, - Hal Smith ce a man not a j ackA. Doehring K. Tupa Sharon Detenbeck, Susan )bit. - -J en Cunnin::rh S. Miller Bean, Miss Wieland ..

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Mr. K ei ll re po rte d th at ar ye xt ne t en llm ro en e th 11 i e K I ~ r in C i p may re ac h 740. Th is means ck lo d an m oo sr as cl ed I ed P ne 0 U Q a S 8 C 2 j V0 er sp ac e.

"To James E. K ei ll in nd Ba ep Pr ed nc va Ad e Th bu ri nt co r fo n pr ec ia tio g, in en op e th r fo ed ay pl un Co t en ud ons to th e St ng sa io Tr le ip Tr e th d an a on d be ri sc l'' was in opr e th of e os cl e th r fo r.

M to d te en es pr e la qu il l by Cindy ~o lfe , at gram. sc ho ol as se m bl y, Fe b. 25 . ''The St ud en t Co un ci l ha s ee n an avenue of coaununy irb K e an Di uld wo w Ho ust e th n ee ~a tio n betw lo ok sawing a bo ar d, or en ts and th e fa cu lty ,·' or ke ca a ng ki ba rk Yo t eg en Jr ud St ll. ei K :1.id M r. pi e? Th is would happen if un ci l members ac t as ~f ics om om ec me ho h nt ni e si th vi to rs te ee gr tc ia l ,r s, ar ra n 6e in te r- sc ho ol gi rl s had th ei r wish to ex e th ith w es ac pl s ge er an ng ~h se es m as t ac ls it s, woodworkin6 cl as s fo r a ~ th e NSEA, and ca rr y st u ?n t problems to Mr. K ei ll- co up le weeks.

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0 2 h c r a teachers M t a t s a .p h c i_ u s t u o b a c t s were a m a d A " s -a ~ _. s e experienc '' , n e d E g n i v a e I L e v C and E re m A ~ n i r e v o c s i D s u b m lu o 'C s e h t o l c , g n i t c a , s s e w o r p c i t e l h t a r e t h g u a l e t t e ~inging, n i o t n A ie r a M ·• • , a c i d u a e g r a l a t u p s e c n a m r o f r e p l a t n e m u r t s n i d n · g deling, a n i h s a 'W ·• , d e t u c e x ~ g in e B e l k c i M n i b o R e h t t a d o o m d e t r a e h t h g i l a ,. e r nee in a w la e D e h t g n i s s o r C n o t . .m p 0 :3 7 , 9 2 h c h r i n5 F e s t i v a l , Ma r c a e n I • .· o m la A e h T " d n a l l e w e h t n o m a s a w ·• c i f i c a 5 P h t u o S m o r f s t h g s s o r 'H i g h l i C d e R e h t e c n a t s n i . s r e b m u n a r t s e h c r o a c d e t eceived n e v e r p e v a h ld u o w d n a n w ro B k r i K • .· r D ·' ---- - - --:- . y t i m a l n a e f l o W y d n i C '' e s r u t " ) I I C n u O C t n tu de f o r o t c e r i d , y t l e W . s r M c i s u m l a c o v e h t d e c n u o n d I e J I_ n n i s s ·, O o r C d e R r o i n u J e h t h ig H r o i n u J e h T " , e m e h t I e Ct 7 , s l o o h c s c i l b u p n l o c n i L s p o r p y b d e t r o p p u S " . e s l u P l i c n u o C t n e d u t S o h t i w Named t i m a d a B . s r M d e t n e s e r p s n e o l l a b , n o t t q c y d n a c f o n i r e t s e m e s d n D c e s e c i v r e or the S f e e t a c i f i t r e ~ a l u f r o l o c , s d r a o b r a t r o m k e e w e h t d l e h n o i t r c o i n u J he e l e e h t n i rk o w r e h r o f e t i h w d n a , s n o t t o c g n i r p s e h t e r a 5 1 1 ~ a C n f March 1 y l o r a C . s s o r C d e R p i r T , s e s u r o h c e h t , s e v o l g . r J e h t ollowing: f o t n e d i s e r p , l l e w s e r i a n i b o R d n a , o i r T e l b b o C y d u J , l l e r , o e l k c i M Pat M n i b o l t t a s s o r C d e R • • e ls u p l a m r o n " a d e r e t s i l e r , s m a d A e l o r a C , n e o t udy P r i e b s t n e d u t s d e g a r u o c n e n i h c i h w s r e b m u n e n i n n i r o B l i h P , d r o f k c d n a p u o ale Bla r g s i h t h t i w l l o r y p p a H a n o t u P ·' d e d u l e y g g e P , l l e w h e r s , Ro 6e r P o . d n i k n a m e v r e s s u h t a g in e B y o j n E I '' , e c a F , r e d i e n h c S y c n a N e h , t m d u r n d a o -o s e r i a n i b o R e h T 1 o t n u F s • t 1 : d n a i , , l r i I . \ e n y a P l o r a C , y r e e h t t a g a r b a r a irn n a s o i r T e l p i r T ' · . k n i h T s e l r a h C , r e r e . t y t l b m e s s ack K e a e h t f o n i n n i g e b , s 6 r e m o o l b k c a l b g in r a e ./ ., n D e b b i e Tumb l i . . . .

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Mickle Missile

April 1, 1963

MICKLE MISSILE ST A FF Editor •••...................•............•.•• Steve Gage Exchange ••......•......................•..... Carol Neal School News ••....••.•..• Linda Stansbury, Linda Longmore Sports •••..• Jack Ketterer, Paul Topliff, Larry Lockhart Sports •••••• Nancy Newcomb, Nellie Whitham, Sandy Ifland Clubs•••••·••·•••••••••·•••••••····•··•·Lon Neiderhouse Feature .•.••.......•...•......•.........•. Barbara Petri Literary .•.•..•••.....•..................• Gary Vifquain Circulation•••••·••••••··••••••••••····•••••Tom Luedtke Art •••......•..•..•••••••......• Ellen Stotts, Alan Cook Production .• Jdm Keatin6 , Sandra Arnold, Karen Shelbourn Reporters ••• Ros~lind Bradley, Ken Drewel, Diane Kirby Ken Plock, Colleen Preston, Betty Sabalka,Carol Wedberg Sponsor•••••··•••••••••••••••·••••·•·•·••••••Mrs. Welch

KEEP THAT DESK CLEA~

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Wouldn t you be angry if you were trying to teach somebody in your own home and he made your desk look like a fine arts refuge ?- Well, certainly you woulde What right of ours it is to ruinnsomeone else's property?

Do you think you're being a very good citizen when you mark on your desk? Do you think your parents would be proud of you if they knew that you had no respect for the pro~erty of others? Many students complain ijbout too much homework and can 1 t seem to find enough time to do it, but still find ample time to mark on desks. Someone said, "I feel sorry for the boy without a desk," but I feel sorrier for the desk when the boy has no scratch paper. How does your desk look?

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DAYDREAMERS ARE T I M f WA ST ER S Are you one of Robin 1 Mickle s classroom daydreamers?

If you are, change now.

You will be doing yourself a big favor.

Every second you waste, staring out the window or doodlin on some paper, you are definitely hurting yourself.

Try concentratin5 on your lessons. You will see how much easier 0

they will be and how much faster you will get them done if you just stick to them.

- Paul T pliff

D A W E S t 5 M I _K L E'S GUEST The Robin Mickle Student Council representatives were host to 18 members of the Dawes Junior High Student Council, March 3, for lunch, a tour of the building and a short meeting.

Topics discussed Cont. page 3

History Says

President Andrew Johnson is the only president who did not attend school. His wife, who had been a teacher, tau 5ht him to read and write.

President Johnson is the only President against whom the House of Representatives ~-brought impeach· ment proceedings. Tte Sen ate acquitted the President of the char 5es.

Andrew Johnson is the only ex-president to serve in the United States Senate. He represented Tennessee from 1874 until his death.

Ulysses s. Grant was the first graduate of the u.s.

Military .Academy to be elected president.

President Grant was given the names Hiram Ulysses An error by his parents. in his papers when he entered West Point dropped the Hiram and inserted Simpson, his mother's maiden name.

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Have you ever taken a test while sittin5 next to someone who. is constantly askin 5 you for the answers? Many of us have.

Some tell him the answers saying to themselves that it will help him and also 5et him off their backs, but what it actually does is to make him think he can get the answers from you every time and so he asks for more answers.

If I were you I would ignore his questions and 6et to work on my test.

Maybe then he will stud.v for himself.

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T h is 1 7 th Artllual _ E x h ib it of Kodak High S c h o o l a w a rd s was shown i n w a tc h e d th e s k y show w h il e th e li b r a r y th e week o f th e o th e r h a lf v ie w e d th e r:Ia r c h 1 1 - 1 8 .

Y.~-eibl~ ..r: woman , Ceres, The c la s s e s a ls o e x g o d d e s s o f a ~ r ic u lt u r e . p r e s s e d t h e i r f e e li n g s on At th e s k y show th e l e c th e p ic tu r e s th e y th o u g h t tu r e r e x p la in e d th e c o n th e m o s t b e a u ti f u l, humors t e l l a t i o n movement o f th e o u s , s a d d e s t and h a p p ie s t. s t a r s . He a ls o showed th e O th e r p r e f e r e n c e s w e re s u n , m o o n , o u r g a la xy, 1 le e Winkle W in k le ," M il k y Way , a n d how to l • 11 The P " C in d y ]" o o d le s ," c a te th e N o rt h S ta r .

"Stormy S p ri n -5 ," and '' P e a c e a n d Harmony." o - - M 7. t H A S The o b s e r v a ti ~ n , r e p o r '8( • •I' E. rl I I: I T t e d Mrs . Badami, seems to R e s u lt in6 from th e ir r e p ro v e th a t ju n io r h ig h p o r ts on li b r a r y r e a d in g , p e o p le e n jo y m e s t le o k in g ream 201 c la s s members a t p ic tu r e s o f a n im a ls a n d have p r e p a r e d a b u l l e t i n 1 a tu r e .

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G re e n w a d e 's V is it in 5 th e P la n e ta r iu m room.

The c o ll e c ti o n , i t M o r r il l H a ll , 1arch 7 , owned by P a u la H il e, con1e r e 106 e i $h th g r a d e r s . s i s t s m a in ly o f h o r s e s ,b u t Ha l f o f th e s tu d e n ts in c lu d e s dogs a n d c a t s .

C I A~SE') f' E-E N A C T • l V.1 L WAR The C iv il War became more th a n r e c o r d e d f a c ts in th e ir h is to • y ·boo•fktO:J Mrs. Ramsey 1 s f i r s t and th ir d p e r io d e i 5h th 5r a d e r·s .- a s th e y r e e n a c te d m a jo r e v e n ts and p o r tr a y e d im p o r ta n t p e o u le , th e week o f . Harch 1 1 - 1 5 .

E i 5h t boys r e f o u g h t th e B a tt le o f J e tt y s b u r g a s B re n to n T h o rw a ll n a r r a te d th e ir a c ti o n s .

C la r a B a r to n , e r i~ in a t o r o f th e American Red C r • s s and a n g e l o f th e b a t t l e f i e l d li v e d a 5a in when a group o f 5i r l s w it h c h a ir m a n L o is Herman to ld h e r l i f e s to r y .

Mike Loos was n a r r a to r f o r th e F o rd T h e a te r· s c e n e in w h ic h L in c o ln was s h o t.

Mike H e n n in g e r a c te d o u t th e p dr t o f L in c o ln .

S h o u ld o r s h o u ld n o t th e s ta te s h a v e th e r i ~h t to d e c id e f o r o r a 6 a i n s t s l a v e r y was th e q u e s ti o n d e b a te d b y R o b e r t P r ic e , L in c o ln , and S c o tt Anders o n , Dou~la s in th e L in c o ln -D o u 5la s D e b a te s .

S ix 5 i r l s r e c o r d e d on ta p e th e t r i a l o f B e ll e Boyd, a C iv il Wa r s p y .

A p u p p e t show f e a tu r in g famous C iv il J a r p e o p le , b u ll e ti n b o a r d s , and a s p e c i a l C iv il Wa r n e w s p a p e r were o th e r a c t i v i t i e s o f th e c la s s . (~ b

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W h il e a v e ry d e te rm in e d Mr . J o h n s o n was tr y in g to c o n v in c e h is f o u r th p e r io d a l 5e b r a c la s s th e answer to th e p ro b le m in q u e s ti o n was 2 b , a n e q u a ll y d e te r mined l a r ty F it c he t t r e p e a te d ly in te r je c te d th a t i t was n o t .

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~lorsh ip Ged, Seek Beau r( A, , ~ive Serv ice, and Pure Knowledge are a few of e laws of the Camp Fire cele brate d who rls birth day, 53rd eir ·, rch 17. birth day week, During .:::::::::: rch 17- 23, a serie s of I (J e plac took ies tivit . ; I artin g Satu rday , March show , with a style Juni or Hi:rh , Gateway. mp Fire 5 irls mode l;d Hori othe s they made. n Club girl s, grad es 9, modeled cloth es from ,rds and Simons .

The week c arne to a cli~ Frid ay, March 22, with ~ j all squa re danc e for 6)' ~izo n Club girl s.

UTS SCO RL f G I Al TO were Mickle stud ents fitt Mof y Kath By day birth the of ed :mind Girl Scou ts of America the disp lay in the lifeatu ring - Stan d· up and sho\l t. ·ary window, _ffer ent badg es the 5irls You are our lead ers Beth thin and stou t . m earn .

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Spri ng Cros s The Red was held in the rliil3. ir , r & Pain e Audi toriu m for ~ncol n scho ols from 5 to p . m. , Thur sday , March 7.

Each scho ol had a boot h Lspla ying artic les from )rei 5n coun tries . Swit zby ~land was chos en Lckle . .lnte rtain men t was give n rery half hour by the ~hool sing ing grou ps. The ,bin aires and Trip le Trio ~pre sente d ickle .

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You are the ones , ~· .Tha t make Ame rica·.1:a~tl Girl Scou ts of America You are alwa ys ther e, To help the need y, And to the sick ,give care So that 's why I say, Girl Scou ts of America Stan d up and shou t .

For you are AmericaJ And t here is no doub t.

Denna Jerry Colv ert, Iarti n, Bot- Thac ker, Hal Forc ier, Stev e Smit h, Karen Hard t, Vivi an Hech t, Burk Kathy Sc e tt, Carl hard t, Caro lyn Cadw ell, Kath erine offi tt, Jack ie Albr andt , Kathy Cook, a1 d Jim Schu ltz .

G1R L Desp ite the cold •· and from snowJ Girl Sc uts troop s 118 and u , and thei r bu 5ler raise d the flag each morn in 5 of the t• week of March · 11- 15 hono r thei r orga niza tion . the Part icip atin g .in Mike were : ceremony Yea~ ly, an eagl e scou t, and bugl e play in~ the Mary Kise r, Caro l Urbom, Laur a Lee, Caro l Ninneman, Sandy Arno ld, Elle n Lewi s, Coll een Pres ton, and Karen West ever .

Y-T EEN S 5PO N 50R .

AL E. BA Kf The Mick le nint h 6 rade Y-Teens held a bake sale March 9, at Holmes Groc ery in Univ ersit y Plac e . goods The home bake d to ranJ ed from cook ies cupc akes , cinnamon roll s and cher ry pies .

The girl s raise d over $20 whic h will prob ably be spen t late r for a p ..._rty.

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Ric k C o 11 u r o Alm ost Wins Ninth grad er Rick Collura was runn er-up in the pape r- carr ier cont est sponsore d by the Jour nal and Star news pape rs.

The two boys who won will rece ive an expe nse paid trip to Germany and year Each Swit zerla nd . the tour is chan Jed to two diffe rent coun tries .

To ~ual ify for the awar d must have the newsboys 6ood citiz ensh ip and scho larsh ip reco rds, char acte rs and a plea sing pers onal ity . are they As news boys , c ecke d on cond uct, new subs crip tion s, com plain ts, and len~th of em~loyment .

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.., A'·\ ES AT MICKLE con t. from page 2 were pen nan ts, the sch ool con stit uti on, a mem oria l, nin th and a fac ult y vs . gra de bal l 6 ame .

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blo nde Thi s bub blin 5 , gir l has gra de nin th dreams of atte ndi ng the Un ive rsit y of Miami and lat er becoming a sec ret ary or ste nog rap her .

In her spa re time she tal ks on the phone to Ranals o She dy or Joy ce. pla yin g enj oys bow ling , bas eba ll and kn itti n 6 • She is now a member of a bow lin 5 team which bowls on Sat urd ay mo rnin 6s.

Her most memorable vac atio n was one tak en wit h Lin da Sta nsb ury to the who Bla ck Hil ls. Peo ple gos sip or two -tim e are her esp ecpet pee ves . She ial ly lik es baby - ducksJ sho rt ski rts and red sto ckin g cap s.

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Thi s elg hth gra de gir l wit h enj oys goo fin5-of f her frie nds in her spa re tim e. Bas eba ll, ice ska ting , pin g pon g, bow ling , her are and bas ket bal l fav ori te for cho ice s She · par tic ipa tes spo rts . in bas ket bal l intr am ura ls aft er sch ool .

She atte nde d Per shi n6 , and Hu ntin gto n Bet han y, sch ool s bef ore coming to once a Mic kle and was She is now a Blu ebi rd. member of Y-Teens and is Cou nci l its Int er- Clu b Her main rep res ent ativ e. gri pe is peo ple who are mes sy, laz y, or fli rty .

Aft er she fin ish es hig h sch ool she would lik e to become a bea uti cia n. Her loc ker number is 258 and her loc ker ma te's name is Becky.

Page S pur ple soc ks, ora nge and bla ck, . and his dog pep p€r • were lis ted among his fav ori tes .

S ES U G Music is the main int erest of thi s sev ent h gra de gir l. She pla ys the flu te and the pia no and sin gs in Bet han y Ch rist ian Church cho ir. In her spa re tim e she enj oys rea din g my ster y books and pla yin 5 bas eba ll or bas ket bal l.

She is a member of the No rth eas t Ro bin ette s U-H Clu b, De lta Ch i, and is pre sen tly ser vin g as vic e pre sid ent of the sev ent h gra de Y-Teen clu b.

To atte nd the Un ive rsit y of Neb rask a and lat er to ele me nta ry an become sch ool tea che r or bea uti cia n is her am biti on. She cla ims her luc ky number is 2 and tha t blu e is . her fav ori te col or.

To ide nti fy her Jlo ok for a gir l fiv e fee t tal l and wit h brown hai r and blu e eye s. She can oft en be see n wit h Peggy Str ain .

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Spo rts is the pri nci pal int ere st of thi s eig hth Much of his gra de boy . spa re time is spe nt pla ying bas eba ll, bas ket bal l, and foo tba ll. He par tic ipat es in intr am ura ls and is a member of the Hi-Y. He pla yed for war d on the YMCA Vik ing s team which won the YMCA dis tri ct bas He ket bal l tou rna me nt. was als o cho sen a member of the eig hth gra de All Sta r bas ket bal l team .

"Pe opl e who don 't lik e the Pan the rs," he sta ted Piz za is my pet pee ve. n

Thi s act ive nin th gra de boy is known for his inter est s in fis hin g, hun ting , model car s, and pla ying the trom bon e.

His hop es inc lud e goi ng to Mis sou ri Un ive rsit y and becoming a con ser vat ion of:fic er.

He is 5 fee t 5 inc hes tal l, has blu e eye s, dis hand hai r, wat er blo nde loc ker s on fir st flo or. He rat es his bro the r and sis ter as his pet pee ve.

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A good ti~ seb all game and tra vel ing are pas tim es enjoy ed by thi s Robin Mickle tea che r. She say s her hob• bie s are ·- rea din g and tak ing pic tur es of pla ces she rec ent ly1 She vis its . vis ite d Mexico Cit y and aad Europe has tou red nor the rn Afr ica .

Ac cou nta bili ty and the des ire to lea rn are qua litie s she loo ks for in a good stu den t. col leg e She atte nde d at the Un ive rsit y of Nebra ska and Ho rne r's Conser vat ory of Music in Kan1 \1hen ask ed how sas Cit y. many yea rs she has tau ght , she rep lie d, ''Le t•• ~-·,ju st say I'v e tau ght a good many yea rs beyond the age 11 of the rep ort er.

Her fin al sta tem ent was ''I have bee n on hal l dut y for some tim e and I would lik e to con gra tul ate the gen era l stu den t body on the ir con duc t and for respe ctin g req ues ts tha t ben~ Those efi t the sch ool . who conform in car ryi ng out sch ool pol ici es do a gre at ser vic e in ma inta ining hig h sta nda rds in the sch ool ."

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By Ca rol Neal ac r de ten a is rs ge Ro th be iza El bin Ro of ry sto The erAm rs, ge Ro y Ro of fe wi the r-the mo r he by ld to t un co ic a's for em os t cowboy sta r.

Li ttl e Robin, who was bo rn wi th a tra gi c ha nd ica p, r he re fo be rth ea on h lis mp co ac to on ssi mi ial ec Y ha d a sp th bo to d di it at wh of ry sto e Th y. da rth bi d sec on tar he bly eta rg fo un an in ld to is ts ren pa r he d an bin Ro \ ) ren din g way. r he of e us ca be bin Ro of ry sto the w kne le op pe ny Ma ~ d's Go . es liv r ei th d cte fe af d ha e sh how d an ts pa ren "P lan " to sen d Robin _to ea rth is shown to be one of His rea so ns fo r pe op le' s su ffe rin gs .

Robin watched he r pa ren ts grow in gra ce and lea rn to com m "I' , id sa r the mo r he y da e On d.

Go to r se walk clo is th in ng thi nt rta po im ly on the at th ve lie be to ing ith fa s hi d an d Go to p hi ns io lat re n's rso pe a is wo rld ac tu all y in Je su s Ch ris t." And she added sh e was ed pp ica nd ha r he in bin Ro nt se d ha d Go at th l fu ate gr

By Pau co nd iti on , be ca us e sh e had made he r walk clo se r to Him. re d an h ac pro ap d an le sty The Sin kin g 2r the Ti in e iqu un ry sto a is It t ea gr a er ov ph um tri of ge tan ic, by Logan M ars ha ll, ura co d an ith fa ve als the famous te lls of the so -c all ed un ch all en gin g ex pe rie nc e in the liv es · of two sin ka ble pa lac e on the se a pe op le. ~ Angel Unaware. and the sad ne ss which fo llows the ca tas tro ph e of SOUTHEAST--Nite of Kn igh ts the gr ea t sh ip. emceed, ~byJAney.~,Goodman :an d The ac cid en t oc cu rre d on John Co le, was giv en March \✓ ~ ~ the Ti tan ic' s maiden vo y21, 22 , and 23 . ' BJ ttt "-s le Is sh age from the Br iti p, U n e h CJ u To the Un ite d to en ro ute EXCHANGE Al though St ate s in 19 12 .

DAWES---Connie Cl ift on and ch os en the sh ip was warned of an Doug Kyles were alm os t no too the ice be rg fie ld , To da y's boys are Queen and King at pr ec au tio n was tak en to so ft and the y have no en nin th gra de Va len tin e pa rAt fi rs t av oid it . The sh ip str uc k At ten da nts du ran ce at al l. ty Fe b. 15 . an ice be rg damaging the sig n of ao ue tbi ng _har.d .or were Sh irl ey W itt en and bO .{ of the sh ip . As it rough to do the y back of f Doug Flachman, St ar r Hood slo wl y san k, the pa sse nlik e sc ar ed ra bb its . and Ki rk Jo hn so n, Georgge rs and crew at fi rs t Some of the se boys ar e et te Duffy and Tom Co le. sta ye d calm. But when it fit -b oy s so fr ai l th at was no tic ed th at th er e L COLN LUTHERAN JR. HIGH ju st br ea k them al l up in were no t enough lif e bo ats Tr yo uts are be ing he ld fo r a wr es tli ng ma tch . Ot he rs the th at fo r al l, and are so fa t th at no thi ng th ei r sp rin g op er ett a. It women and ch ild ren were Le t's wi ll hu rt them. wi ll be giv en in ab ou t six ge t to or de red in to them fi rs t, tou gh en up and weeks. the calm tur ne d int o pa nic wo rk. Do n't be af ra id of Sa dn ess WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL--Jerry ex er cis e; on the de ck s. you mi gh t be fin d a fol low ed the de pa rtu re of an d su rp ris ed Campbell, Doug M aro lf, and the lif e bo ats and the ea rne d muscle sta rti n5 to bu lge Ste ve Nord str om La rry Lo ck ha rt submerging of the sh ip . ou tl all -to ur ne y ho no rs in the Af ter much sorrow and su fEr C Co nfe ren ce Tournament were fe rin g the pe op le The flo we r th at fo llo ws wh ile gu idi ng Wav erl y to res cu ed af ter eig ht ho urs he su n do es so even on th ei r pla ce of top co nf erton in the fri gi d oc ea n. igh Le . en ce team. lou dy da ys -----"--~ -

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P O ETRY G R t Pt ) Bil Larry Hartman M ; -3y 3~v~r l y .t:1ck ~nca.mp Poetry gripes me.

It Poetry is the song of seems to be a well educa1e lark;- the whisper of ted person's miserable 1e wind, or the firm hand attempt to express himself r wisdom. Poetry is into what is interpreted Ln's feelings and ideas as a masterpiece of poetry. :irough the ages written For instance, Shakespeare · 1 words. wrote a play called ~ In poetry, I can find and ,Juliet.. (a sick love :>mfort, enjoyment, instory) in which this line ?iration, humor, sadness, ND N ! ,-:, HT appeared: "Romeo, Romeo ~uth arxi many feelings. wherefoNart thou, Romeo?• Poetry has beauty all Now that sounds pretty ts own---beauty each

By Kathy Herr sick to me.

It's an old, :ldividual finds for himhard way for saying, 3lf.

Look to the left, then to •~~e are you, George?

While reading poetry I the right, You've kept me waiting for iy get the same feeling See the clouds floating an houri' s the poet or a feeling away, On the contracy some 11 my own. Poetry may be Watch than, watch them all poets do write with great aad arxi only the surface the day. feeling and meaning. For aaning may appear.

Or, example, Henry W adsworth t may be read between the Look to the left, then to Longfellow wrote a poem the right, ines to get a very specalled •'The Village Blackial understanding of the Now see the moon shining smith.

0 Now there is a ::>em. so bright, poem with meaning.

All poems are --words set •• Watch the stars, they're I can imagine some thing~ 1 a special manner ortwinkling just right_, but I want a poem to be ered to give a special Look at them, look at them, practical. aaning.

This is poetry All through the night. :> me.

H I GHW AY P A TR 'J L ·- -- -- - -\ DA ~ CtNG T I{ i ~ S RI (, 0 ~ O.U SLY cont. from page 1 r ~\\ ss Very nice boy and very nice cants.

Out of 345 men girl only 4) were chosen to go -- \ •· -----Trying 54 hard to give to the five-week militarylike training camp at - <_; ~ . : ~-~ ilatcM!:n;~f/ Ashland.

Of these, 10 ___---:-_ ,·: .....---~=: ) bµmping their heads eliminated. were ---- \ _ ·:. \ ·. _.,...-_/ ,wishing n?w they were To be eligible, one must ~ :::::::.. · • _.,. gingerbread. be in good physical conc ~ - \ ~~ -;;, _,,---- ~ round a table and talk dition, 5 feet 10 -inches 21-)5 years old, - \ \ ·- · than to sit on a bench in tall, haae ·;20/20 ..-,isioil;,.:.,~a~high ~ -s the hallway, school education, a good Dear ninth grader background and character.

The principal duties of "" . ,< ~ ) I sympathize with you, to the Highway Patrol are: • .~---___....,.~but you should try to enforce laws concerning ear Miss L, •_ ___,,, remember that the library traffic, investigate am Why can't we come into is a place for concentrahe library during lunch tion and study, ani it report accidents, radio in ime a.rd talk with our shouldn't be used for soc- plane crashes, be of pubriends?

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AR .nd it necessar y to talk .th your friends, do it ~fore you leave the cafe:ria.

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:ar •..Jenderer, If It depends on you. >U feel that you are condering everythin g about >meone (his good and bad talities) and t here's no ~ubt in your mind as to ~ether you like him or ~r, you might be through th puppy love, but don't ·op window shopping .

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1e blanks with checks?

In.a carnival setting inhave me on the r parents Mrs. Ebel's third period ?strictio n list because eighth grade English class cluding barker Jim Barnes : this. How can I get defeated DeGraw• s home economics girls modMr. eled skirts, suits, and 1em to understan d? third period En6 lish class sports outfits.

Locked-i n in a spelling bee Monday, Scott Pettit, Karen Kors March 10. Six of the top Bob Thacker, Robert Steph~ar Locked-in., 10 spellers were from r- s. enson, and Christin e StewStraight en up and hope ords used Ebel's class. >r better results next in the spelling bee were art showed what might be x weeks. the six happenin g in any neighbor selected from and hood as they actee out weeks' test, sixth 0 1 B Ci. NOT ')B seventh grade spelling t hree scenes, 'Young Love :mt. from page 3 :'The Folks Next Door, ' and books, and from the dicfrom got "Emily's Farewel l' The discussio n tionary.

1ther hot and just as t he .a.ur.:rmm.

"Mickle Stuntsme n" dem~nsion reac ned its peak LI O ~-S CLUB onstrate d their agility as >meone broke out wit h t he 1 they turned somersau lts, •illiant remark, ' 2b or the is That >t 2b?

Mr . Teply received a JO- formed pyramids , performed Lestion!! year pin for membership in on the parallel bars and trampoli ne. the Havelock Lions Club.

Chan g It T·· ., The club was formed in Three spirited numbers conBand dvanced A the by has Teply .

Mr and 1928, ion Fract cluded the evening' s enterOne day in l gebra class been a member since 1933.

Rick Collura tainment . te teacher asked a girl . Teply has served the announced each section at ·, multiply 16½ times 1/ 2'4 club as presiden t, vie e te girl said, ·'Change it the matinee. presiden t and secretar y.

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What is a lim eri ck ? Web;te r de fin es it as a non3ense poem of fiv e lin es . ~in es on e, two, and fiv e rhyme and lin es th re e and rou r rhyme.

If you are bo red wi th some da y, try ' ro ur se lf ' r1r iti ng on e. The fo llo wing were wr itt en by Mic • i<le stu de nts :

- ---- --- - -~--·- - By Sue He rst ein Th ere once was a gi rl named Pa tri cia , Wh o wanted to jo in the m ili tia , She sta rte d to go, But tur ne d 'ro un d re al slow Remembering th at sh e had am ne sia .

To cli ma x the dr ive fo r the Red membership in Cr os s, the of fic er s sp on so red a pa rty at 3:30 p.m.

Marc h 22, in the lib ra ry .

Cookies and punch, re cord s and da nc ing gave the af fa ir a fro lic so me atmosph ere .

A few of the gir ls sa id the y wished the boys would be more in ter es ted in danc.ing and les s in ter es ted in How ab ou t ref res hm en ts.

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There once was a man th at was itc he an Th at he co uld becoJlS an • ele ctr ici an , He pic ke d up the wi res , Bu t no t wi th the pl ie rs You ca n now fin d him the re in the kit ch en . f ' r _.. _rd _;;. ·.-. ..it on .

By Mar cia Sh elt on The ve ry youn man from Sp ain , Le arn ed how to ·fly an ai rpla ne , He fir st was af ra id , But the n he was pa id Fo r fly ing the pla ne in the ra in .

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Th ere was an old man named .a: a 5 ee , he s ho uld Wh o tho ught cli mb a ta ll tre e. hen he go t to t he top He de cid ed to hop But room t he re wa s no t in th at tre e.

He llo , He llo , He llo , I'm the man from Je llo , It 's fun to ea t, It 's ha rd to be at.

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By Bob El lis There was once a young man in a je t, ~,fuo wi th hi s be st fri en d made a be t, I' ll rac e you to fly , Through a ho le in the sk y, Th at' s how t he new rec ord was se t.

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s st ir F 7 s k2 a T ls l< 1ic r C it y -W id e F ie ld J a y lob in Mickle swept the :nn ast ics fie ld ~ay Fe brry 23 , by tak ing 7 fir st ice s, 4 second ijl ac es ,; many Rnd ·rd pla ce s .~ ixt h ur th , fif th .;._m ac es .

Be st ·pe rfo rm an ce s were ~ned in by sev en th gra de n 3in kle wi th 3 fir st ~ces and a second pla ce , gr ad ers Alan j nin th ok wi th 3 fir st pla ce s, d Doug Campbell wi th 2 rs t pla ce s and a sec on d.

T~e Robin Mickle bo ys ac ed as fo llo ws : Jra de Pl ac e ram id 1 D. Campbell 9 1 L. Lo ck ha rt 9 9 1 ·R. Br ad ley 9 1 . Cook 8 1 D. Be rkl an d 1 D. Fe rgu so n 9 9 ·l R. Walker 7 1 Tom Hi nk le 8 1 R. Young B. Opp

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The on ly way a boy ca n by is po.i...nts rec eiv e _p lac ing or ge tti n6 1s t-6 th in a fie ld da y. The po int sy ste m is : lst -1 0 po in ts; 2n d-8 po in ts; Jrd -6 po in ts; 4th -4 po in ts; 5t h- 2 po in ts; 6t h- l po in t.

The top six in ea ch gra de and th ei r po int s ar e: Ni nth gra de 62 Do g Campbell 46 Alan Cook 34 . De tal d· ·P~Dguson )) La rry Lo ck ha rt 24 Lon Ne ide rho use 22 Jim Ha rri s Ei gh th grarlP, 52 Jim Knight 50 ·. Rex•~Mereer 4J Jim He itb rin k 40 Je rry Co lve rt JO Dennis Beranek 22 Ron ~ ill iam s

~CA MP H£ lt IS f IRST PLACE WRESTLER These boys we re the wi nne rs of the ao bin Mickle In Wre stl in 6 To~rnament. the cit yw ide fie ld da y Mar .

9, Dou5 Campbell won fir st pla ce wi nn ing th re e ma tch es . Th is was the fir st wr es tli ng champion Robin Mickle ha s ev er ha d. Jim Ke ati ng and &i die Ubben made it to the fin al s, bu t . . were be ate n in th ei r la st ma tch .

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The st ud en ts must ta ke an en tr an ce exam to en te r el em en ta ry , ju ni or , se ni or hi gh and co ll eg e cl as se s.

If th e te st s ar e no t pa ss ed Jo ne go es to tr ad e sc ho ol .

Mr. Lee spoke at an a ll se ve nt h gr ad e as se m bl y, A pr il 17 . He sa id th at ou t of 20 ,0 00 st ud en ts th at fi ni sh co ll eg e, ea ch ye ar JOO of them go to ot he r co un tr ie s to st ud y.

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New pr es id en ts ar e Mr. and Mrs . H.C. E bm ei er .

A ss oc ia te d w it h them ar e Mr . and Mrs. Boyd Wedgwood, vi ce pr es id en ts ; an d M r. ar rl Mrs. L . C. Woodrum, se cr et ar y a.Di tr ea su re r. co nt . ~ ..W .,.,,.,

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Jim B ar ne s, who hopes to become a la w ye r, won.,positi on of C it y At to rn ey .

S co tt P et ti t' s main co nc er n in hi s campaign sp ee ch was ta xe s.

Now he ca n pl an on do in g someth in g ab ou t it C it y Government Day w hi le he is fi ll in g hi s po si ti on as head of th e Fi na nc e Depa rt m en t.

Ahyone who ha s an id ea ab ou t ci ty improvement ca n now ta ke it to Debbie Tumblin who won th e el ec ti on to th e C it y Pl an ni ng D ep ar tm en t.

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Both Linda Sta ns bu ry arxi be st pa rts .

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K ir k Brown, th e el ec ti on commissioner, and hi s two de pu ti es , Bob O li ve r and Kathy M of fi tt , as si st ed in pr ep ar in g th e el ec ti on pr oc ed ur e.

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sp ri ng Mike N is se n NCAA N ei l champion w re st le r, Nannen, v ar si ty ba sk et ba ll pl ay er , and ~a ry Bargen w il l v is it M ic kl e.

Brown sa id he was ve ry much im pr es se d w it h ·Mickle boys and th ei r pe rf or m an ce .

. ol ho sc , ft.t gh th ei e th to ng ni ur T N IN TH G R A D £ R=> George where gr ad e, WR.lTE P H llO S O P H lE 5 K ni gh t's l: JJ .9 cl oc ki ng N in th gr ad er s have been in th e 660 ya rd ru n is a th in ki ng and w ri ti ng ab ou t ci ty and sc ho ol re co rd , new re co rd s ap pe ar ou t of th ei r ph il os op hy of li fe . re ac h.

M r. F el le rs su bm it te d th e from In th e ni nt h gr ad e, howfo ll ow in g ex ce rp ts H O lD E ~ E G D A B E l K IC M some of th es e pa pe rs : How ev er , se ve ra l re co rd s ar e.

E X C E L {A T NORTHEA5T in je op ar dy and most of do th es e id ea s ag re e w it h them co ul d fa ll . In th e yo ur s? s es tn fi al ic ys ph e Th "My ph il os op hy of li fe hi gh hu rd le s D er al d Fergusve ha ys bo e th at th s st te is to li ve one day at a on ha s ru n an 8. 4 which is of rt pa a e ar ng ki ta en be .1 second b et te r th an th e ti m e, ac ce pt w ha te ve r may tfi 's dy ne en K nt de si re P t se sc ho ol re co rd of 9. 1 be in st or e fo r me th at e ar ey Th . m ra og pr ss ne In da y, make th e most of any by Rick Lutz in 19 62 . n o ti ca fi si as cl a on n ru op po rt un it ie s, and be grac- th e low hu rd le s Fe rg us on e th to g in rd co ac s, si ba ol ha s be tt er ed th e sc ho io'llS to ev er yo ne .·' d an , ht ig h~ t, gh ei w ' ys bo t us se "I fe el th at a ll of re co rd of 10 .5 se co nd s were pu t on th e ea rt h fo r in 1961 by T er ry Monk and ag e. rpe th 80 e th h ac re To a pu rp os e. We .· sh ou ld .;•make • ti ed th e ci ty one of 9. 9 nho an is er ov or e il nt ce s th e most of ou r ab il it ie in w or ko ut s. h ac re o wh e os th d an , or The 100 ya rd da sh of ll .J and op po rt un it ie s th at we e iv ce re ng ti ra is th u h. it ck w Lo d n se le ar e bl es s~conds se t by G e. dg ba le ti en rc pe th 80 ''I ba se my id ea s and ac h ar t in 1961 sh ou ld fa ll . ld ho e dg ba e kl ic M er rm Fo ti on s on two S cr ip tu re s L ar ry L oc kh ar t, Doug CamPto on ne go ve ha o wh s er d from th e B ib le -- -' A n Eye b el l, D er al d Fe rg us on , an ts or sp in s ne li ad he e ak m r en fo be R ic k P ar ro tt have a ll fo r an eye and a to ot h y rr Je e: ar st ea th or N at un de r th is ti m e so fa r a to o th ,' and • •. ..w ha ts oe rg eo G k, on M ry er T z, ot M e ev er ye would th at men w it h Campbell cl oc ki ng th , on ps om Th y ar G t, gh ni K s ye nd co do se fa st es t in 10 .8 sh ou ld do to yo u, bco Ja ty ar M , ek ur T k uc Ch . rd which ti es th e ci ty re co ev en so to th em .'" b Bo d an r, he us L l il B n, so m ld Pa ul T op li ff and To ''I be li ev e th at I sh ou se ou rh de ei N on L -. to tt gh co on hi S up d th se be po im ve ha no t be K ri eg er ~ I( tJ O T ~ S r te ,\ th •. et ei b C s, rd or da et an fe st 5 my d ge pe jum ch an which would be at T er ry er up or down to accommoNEWSPAFER PLANT da te anyone, or an yo ne 's Moruc's sc ho ol re co rd of t an pl er ap sp w ne n Su e Th pu t w is he s. " 4 ' 9" . In th e sh ot nur jo e th by ed it is v as w ' 41 of Je rr y M ot z' s re co rd .

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8 at au di to riu m _ _ _ . ,.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,__ er ov e id es ,pr to r Bob Thacke th e program. Crowning of th e king and 4ueen and th e re ad in g of tm cl as s _h is -

to ry , w il l, and prophecy w ill be gi n th e al l- sc ho ol cl as s day as se m bl y. Pr eho no rs , of se nt at io n awards, and sp ec ia l re co gni tio n w il l al so be made.

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• Jo ur ne y th ro ug h .th e re al m of th e O ri en t, Tr ave l w ith M ic kl e' s se ve nt h .gr ad er s as tb ay ex pl or e th e Fa r Ea st in many ca pa ci tie s and ou t lo ok s. .

Re tra ce th e fo ot st ep s of th es e American • O rie nt al s on May 16 and 17.

Li st en in as Mrs. Robert I M ai ue y te ll s M r. A us tin s and Mrs. Sa un de r's cl as se s of Korea, about Kim and l'Er two adopted Su si e, Korean ch ild re n fro m th e H ol t Orphanage where over 3., 000 Korean ch ild re n have found pa re nt s in th e u.s.

Then at 3:15 go down th e ha ll to Mrs. Hansen's and Mrs. Sa un de r's rooms and en jo y an O ri en ta l te a and ba za ar . You w il l se e M rs .

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c o n t. from pa~e 2 p re s id e n t fo r one term and was la te r th e C h ie f Ju sti c e o f th e United S ta te s .

Woodrow Wilson . is th e o n ly p ro fe s s io n a l e d u c a to r to become P re si d e n t.

He was p re si d e n t o f P rt n c e to n U n iv e rs it y b e fo re becoming Governor o f New J e rs e y .

Warren G. Ran1ioi is one o f th e v e ry few men who were United S ta te s s e n a to rs when e le c te d to th e p re si d e n c y .

Calyin Qpglid,ge is th e o n ly P re si d e n t to be in a u g u ra te d . away from th e n a ti o n 's c a p it a l. P re s id e n t Harding d ie d unexpecte<ily in S an F ra n c is c o .

The Vice P re si d e n t was v is it in g in Plymouth, V t.

H is fa th e r was a member o f th e Vermont C o u rt System.

C h ie f J u s ti c e T a ft a u th o riz e d h im to a d m in is te r th e o a th o f o ff ic e .

Herbert lio0xor o r C a li fo n u a was th e f ir s t re s id e n t o f a s ta te w e st o f th e M is si ss ip p i to be e le c te d P re si d e n t.

Franklin Rgoseyelt, o u r "New Deal.. p re si d e n t re mained in o ff ic e lo n g e r th a n any o th e r P re si d e n t.

He se rv e d th re e fu ll terms and a few months o f a fo u rt h .

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T h is is th e f ir s t y e a r th e c lu b h a s been in o p e ra ti o n and Miss B ra tc h e r hopes th e memb e rs h ip 1 P il l b e up to 12 by th e e rn o r th is y e a r .

To be one o r th e to p 10 is e v e ry T y p in g I st u d e n t' s g o a l.

The te n st u d e n ts th a t c a n ty p e th e most words a minute w it h th e le a s t e rr o rs change e v e r y week when a timed w ri ti n g te s t is g iv e n . .

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ed Wagon" was d ra m a ti z e d by st u d e n ts o f Mrs. Greenwade.

The s to ry , ta k in g p la c e in 1845, te ll s about a p io n e e r fa m il y moving to Oregon. Taking w it h them a huge re e d o rg a n p re se n ted a problem fo r space was sc a re e .

They fi n a ll y d e c id e th e organ was importa n t because e n te rt a in m e n t is needed everywhere.

Costumes in c lu d e d aprons lo n g d re ss e s am bonnets made o f c a li c o fo r th e g ir ls . Boys wore o ld h a ts and tr o u s e rs w it h suspend e rs .

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Mr. A u st in , s o c ia l s tu d ie s te a c h e r, h a s been p ro v id in g th e in fo rm a ti o n fo r th e colunm, H is to ry Says?

Rick C o ll u ra and Ja c k ie A lb ra rd t have been c h ie f ty p is ts fo r Mickle M is si le ?

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Mike Axthelm, f o r one six-weeks p e r io d , r e a d 11 non f i c t i o n ·l ib r a r y books w it h a · t o t a l o f ) ,8 5 9 pages?

P h il Voyles d e s ig n e d th e Mickle M is s il e name p la te ?

J e r r y Meehan h a s r e a d 67 l i b r a r y books t h i s y e a r?

D R A M A CLASS c o n t. from page 1 .

Mr. 'M s t e r and demam h i s r e s ig n a ti o n .

Barbara Emery a s P h y ll is F id d le s to n was th e d a u g h te r o r E u c li d Fiddl&s to n . She p le a d i n b e h a lf o r P r o f e s s o r Spencer b e c a u s e o f w h a t he had done -f o r th e c o ll e g e . He was r e ta in e d .

A r e p e a t performance a.rd a s e c o r n p la y , Too I a ) 1 S tr a n g e r were e n th u s ia s t i c a l l y r e c e iv e d F r id a y e v e n in g , r e p o r te d Miss C la r k , a s s is ta n t p r in c ipal.

T h is was th e f i r s t f u l l e v e n in g 's program

by M ic k le 's f i r s t drama c l a s s . M r. Warren M a tt e s i s in s tr u c to r .

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Fashion shows were th e main p r o je c t o f e ig h th g r a d e r s home economics c la s s e s d u r in g May. The f i r s t p e r io d c la s s had t h e i r f a s h io n show May 17. and th e f i f t h p e r io d c l a s s had t h e i r s May 2 0 .

Both c la s s e s modeled th e b lo u s e s w h ic h th e y ma.de i n t h e i r s e w in g u n i t .

The g i r l s ' m o th e rs were th e g u e s ts and punch and c o o k ie s were s e r v e d .

The n in th g r a d e g i r l s i n t h e i r s tu d y on room a r rangement and c o lo r h a r mony made model bedrooms, complete w it h f u r n i .t u r e .

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climaxing th e C it y Government Day e v e n ts May 2 .

Other d is ti n g u is h e d g u e s ts were th e ma,or a r d c o u n c il , department heads and r e p r e s e n ta ti v e s from a l l Lincoln ju n io r h ig h s .

The s tu d e n ts e le c te d to each o f f ic e gave s p e e c h e s .

Bob T h a c k e r, named to th e Department o r & iu c a ti o n , r e p r e s e n te d M ic k le . The luncheon c lo s e d on a n in f o r m a l n o te when th e f in a l s p e a k e r r e p o r te d t h a t h is b o s s , Dr. Watkins, had to ld him, 'B e tt e r p u t a l i t t l e more f i r e i n y o u r speeches am a l i t t l e more o r your speeches i n t o th e f i r e '' ! .

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A speech assembly was h e ld f o r th e nintlJ g r a d e r s F r id a y , May 3 , when n in e Mickle r e p r e s e n ta ti v e s r e p o r te d on t h e i r a c t i v i t i e s .

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Ju d y showed p ic tu re s o f h e r home a rd o f p la n t and a n im a l li f e 1 n A u s tr a li a .

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She i s v e ry a c ti v e in 4-H and p a r ti c ip a te s in in tr a m u ra l s p o rt s .

Her f a v o r it e fo o d i s p iz z a , coke and a s s h e r e p li e s , " o f c o u rs e hamb u rg e rs . 11 i' I W il l Follow Him '' i s h e r c h o ic e among re c o rd s .

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He r e c a ll s h is 1962 v a c a ti o n in South Dakota a s h is most memorable. A ft e r fi n is h in g s c h o o l he hopes to e n te r th e A ir F o rc e .

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I n a fr ie n d sh e lo o k s f o r someone s h e c a n tr u s t, who i s n 't a snob and d o e s n 't th in k she knows i t a l l .

Her p la n s fo r th e summer in c lu d e swimming and v is it · in g .

Hambergers and F re n c h f r ie s a re ra te d a s h e r number one food and home economics a s h e r numb e r one c la s & .

B e s id e s li v in g in L in c o ln she h a s li v e d in Sewa rd and Geneva, Ne b ra s k a .

Her most memorable v a c a ti o n was one ta k e n to Wisc o n s in .

To fi n d h e r, lo o k fo r a g ir l, 5 f e e t 3 in c h e s t a l l w it h b lu e e y e s , a q :i , w e ll , a v a r ie ty o f h a ir c o lo r s .

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T h is summer sh e arxl h e r fa m il y a re moving to G ra n i Is la n d .

She s a y s Mickle and th e s tu d e n ts a re wond e r f u l and s h e w il l m is s e v e ry o n e e s p e c ia ll y h e r c lo s e fr ie n d s in c lu d in g th e p e rs o n you c a n u s u a ll y s e e h e r w it h -- L iz S h e lb o u rn . ?

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T h is p e rs o n e n jo y s ~ i t h m e ti c and p h y s ic a l educ a ti o n . I n h is s p a re ti m e h e li k e s to p la y b a s e b a ll o r go m in ia tu re g o lf in g .

He i s a member o f th e Mickle P a n th e rs Hi-Y team and a s ta r ti n g fo rw a rd on th e ir s ta te championship b a s k e tb a ll te a m .

H is f a v o r it e fo o d s a re hamburg e rs and F re n c h f r ie s . He lo c k e rs w it h a boy named Jim on th e f i r s t f lo o r . ?

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L e a th e r c r a f t, woodworkin g , s in g in g and te a c h in g a r e th e main in te r e s ts o f th e g u e s s who te a c h e r th is ') 1 ? month.

I f you a r~ th in k in g o f A g ra d u a te o f th e Unite le p h o n in g th is 5 f o o t, ) ,· v e r s it y o f Nebraska, he h a z e l- e y e d , b ru n e tt e , b e ta ls o a tt e n d e d Duke U n iv e rte r w a it t i l l Leon i s o f f s it y a n i Hamptalion-Sydney th e li n e .

A ft e r s c h o o l C o ll e g e . He majored in math th o u g h you c a n c a tc h h e r and minored in p h y s ic s . w a tc h in g te le v is io n , T h is i s h is f if te e n th y e a r fi g h ti n g w it h :h e r b ro th e r, o f te a c h in g . o r p la y in g a n e ig h b o rh o o d When a s k e d what he li k e s game o f s o f t b a ll . in a s tu d e n t he r e p li e d , 0 I li In te re s te d in becoming a k e a s tu d e n t who h a s b e a u ti c ia n is th is e ig h th in it ia ti v e and who is g ra d e m is s .

A c ti v e in w il li n g to d e fe n d h is s p o r ts , s h e names h e r fa v p o in t o f v le w . ·• o r it e s a s N e b ra s k a b a ll , He i s a n a c ti v e member s o f tb a ll , b a s k e tb a ll , and in h is c h u rc h , E a s tr id g e ju s t messing a ro u n d on th e P re s b y te ri a n .

He a ls o i s tr a m p o li n e . a member o f th e Masons, She was once a c ti v e in a th e American Legion C lu b , 4-H g ro u p .

Her fa v o ri te th e NEA and th e LEA. c o lo rs a re b lu e arrl p in k .

Born in North C a ro li n a , She lo c k e rs o n th e f i r s t h e to o k a s p e e c h c o u rs e to f lo o r w it h lo c k e r number g e t r id o f h is S o u th e rn 52. Most o f th e th in g s a c c e n t. ·• I ta lk w it h an e v e r y g ir l h a te s match a c c e n t, '' he s a id , 'when h e r d is li k e s a s tw o -t im e rs my c la s s e s g e t b o re d .•

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The winning ex.riibit s M i s s S a g e A t t e n d s were s e n t t o t h e d i s t r i c t m e e t i n g h e l d March 16.

Convention There Sandra r e c e i v e d - a '' L i n c o l n h a s a v e r y w e l l b l u e t a n d B o ~ 3. r e d r i b b o n . rounded p h y s i c a l e d u c a t i o n S a n d r a ' s c h a r c o a l porp r o g r a m , " s t a t e d Miss S a g e t r a y e d a d a r k a l l e y and a on h e r r e t u r n from Minne- g i r l f r i g h t e n e d b y a male a p o l i s , Minnesota. assailant.

A street Miss Sage was e l e c t e d an d e n t r a n c e t o a city • t a t e chairman o f g i r l s ' z o o o n a r a i n y n i g h t w a s and women's s p o r t s and t h e s u b j e c t o f B o b 's w a t e r r e p r e s e n t e d them a t t h e c o l o r .

T h r e e y o u ng p e o p l e A.A.H.P.E.R. c o n v e n t i o n . a t a f i l l i n g s t ~ t i o n were W h i l e t h e r e M i s s Sage t h e m a i n s u b j e c ts in h e a r d Ann L a n d e r s s p e a k o n C h e r y l ' s w a t e r c o l o r and 'l\. d o l e s c e n c e ' and " P r o b c r 3 . y o n d r a w i n g . lems o f T e e n a g e r s . 0 Mr. W i l k i n s o n spoke on "Phys i c a l F i t n e s s ; a m Dr. P r o c t o r on " P e a c e C o r p s . '' D e m o n s t r a t i o n s on t h e p a r a l l e l b a r s , d a n c i n g and t u m b l i n g were a l s o v e r y i n t e r e s t i n g t o Miss S a g e .

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Page 7 You w i l l s e e t h e s e Americ a n O r i e n t a l s from Mr. H a r d e r ' s and Mrs. Saunder's classes walking t h r o u g h an archway and s i t t i n g on t h e f l o o r by low t a b l e s where t h e y w i l l e a t chow mein w i t h chops t i c k s . You may h~ve t e a , m i n t s and f o r t u n e c o o k i e s also.

Look a b o u t t h e room and e n j o y t h e e x h i b i t s and d e corations.

Listen . to S h e r y l W h i t e 's C h i n e s e song and H e r b i e Thomas' a r r l D3.vid G e r m e r o t h 's e x planation of their trop h i e s a b o u t t h e room.

Note Mike H o r n e r 's s k i l l a s a judo p e r f o r m e r .

What was t h a t ? The b e l l l These s e v e n t h g r ~ d e r s now cast aside their colorful kimonos and p a j a m a s . They w i t h t h e i r t e a c h e r s and g u e s t s a r e a g a i n Ai~ericans and o f f t o E n g l i s h , shop, a r i t h m e t i c , gym and . , _, office. ~ ~-:r

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G ir ls tr y in g ou~ f o r peng u in s were te s te d on May 21 a rd 28 on th e f r o n t c r a w l, back c ra w l, l e f t s id e s tr o k e , r ig h t s id e s tr o k e , b r e a s t s tr o k e ,t u c k and p ik e surf3.ce d iv e s , back d o lp h in , s ta n d in g d iv e o f f th e s id e , a rd a th r e e s te p d iv e o f f th e b o a rd .

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W h it ti e r .56¼ 1st Top p o in t man f o r Mickle Robin Mickle 45 was Doug C3.mpbell who was 2nd Ir v in g 37½ second in th e 100 y d . dash.J 3 rd M il la rd L e fl e r 22 se c o n d 4 th in th e 8 0 y d . lo w Dawes 17A h u rd 5 le th s , 3. ?l i . w as o n th e E v e re tt 61 second p la c e 880 y d . r e la y 6 th S o u th e a s t .

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K e tt e re r• s time was le s s th a n 2 s e c o m s o f f L f NCOLN JUN I ( ) R HIGH TRACK f"'EET ~=~~;~. K n ig h t' s c it y P a u l T o p li ff ti e d f o r .E..'!.elli& ~ ~ f i I r i s l = t p la c e in th e 6 0 y d • 60 y d . High H u rd le s 1 s t ti e P a u l T o p ll ff 8 .8 h ig h h u rd le s in a ti m e o f 6 o .y d . High Hurdles 3 rd D e ra ld Ferguson 9 .0 8 .8 s e c o n d s .

T o p li ff a n ::l 41.:-0 y d . Medley Relay 3 rd Robin Mickle 5 0 .l K e tt e re r w e re th e o n ly 100 y d . Dash • 2rrl Doug Campbell ll.l M ic k le th in c la d s to r e 880 y d . Run 1st Jack K e tt e re r 2 :1 5 .0 c e iv e a f i r s t p l3 c e .

880 y d . Run 3 rd Lon Neiderhouse 2 :2 0 .J M ic k le • s 8 8 0 y d . r e la y 8 0 y d . Low H u rd le s 2rxi Doug Campbell 1 0 .J te a m c o m p o se d o f L a rr y 4 4 0 y d . R e la y 5 th Robin Mickle 5 2 .2 L o c k h a rt , R ic k P a r r o tt , 880 y d . Relay 2rxi Robin Aic k le 1 :4 0 .2 D e ra ld F e rg u s o n , arxi Doug Running in th e 440 y a rd medley were L a rr y L o c k h a rt , C a m p b a ll -w a s e d g e d o u t a t P a u l T o p li ff , Bob Luedtke, arxi Rick P a r r o tt . I n th e th e w ir e .

T h e r e la y te 3 .m 440 y a rd Rel3y were Bob Luedtke, J e rr y Fox, Rick Brad- d id th e 8 8 0 y a rd s in a le y , arxi P a u l T o p li f f . v e ry f a s t 1 :4 0 .2 .

W h it o r 5 '2 it . ti e r s e t a new c it y re c o rd .

Derald Ferguson o u td id J e r r y Motz•s s h o t p u t r e re c o rd o f 9 .1 secon:i s w it h c o rd o f 41 • lo½-• w it h a a ti m e o f 8 .8 s e c o m s .

L a rr y L o c k h a rt b ro k e to s s o f 4 5 '.

T h e R o b in M ic k le 4 4 0 y d .

T a rr y Monk's h ig h jump r e P a u l T o p li ff broke Rick Medley R e la y team exceeded c o rd o f 4 '9 " w it h a jump L u tz •s 60 y d . h ig h h u rd le s c o n t. page 9

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Doug Campbell broke Glen Lockhart's 100 yd. dash record of 11.3 seconds with a time of ll.l secorx:ls.

Doug Campbell exceeded Terry Monk's 80 yd. low hurdles record of 10.5 seconds with a time of lOJ· seconds.

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Relay team broke the old record of 1:44.1 seconds with a time of 1:40.2 seconds The top eight ninth girls in archery are: Name Score AM0unn

Nancy Newcomb Marcia Wall Peg Manley Carol ,vedberg Carolyn Cadwell Debbie Tumblin ·.. Vicki Johnston

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BOYS PARJIC.tPATE rN JR. Ol YMP I C S . Over 500 boys f r om I owa , Nebraska, SJuth ~Dakota , and Kansas compet ed in the AAU Junior Olympics at Oma ha , June L No Mickle bays pl aced in the t op three pl aces. Jaok Ketterer made 5th in the 880 yd. run with a t i me Jf . 2 : 12. I. L9.rry L:>ckhart made 6t h in the broad jump with a leap J f 18 f eet 8½ inche s, and Doug Campbell got into the semi-f i nals with Der ald FergusJn and sprin~ ed · the cent ury in 10 sec :mds.

BJys enter ing f r om Mickle were : Doug Campbell , 1 00 yd. dash; 220 yd. dash· Hal Smi t h, 120 yd. low hur: l es; Der al d Fer gus; n, 100 yd. dash, •-sho:t, •put and br oad jump; Jack Ketterer 880yd4run; .Lon Neiderhouse

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El G'H~-T H Dennis Beranek, Dave Berkland, Phil Borcher~~ Jerry Colvert, Charles Corning, Bob Ellis, Ted Faubel., Robby Kollman, Jim Knight, Jary Goldsberry, Mike Henninger, Roger ~olmes, Jim Hietbrink, 03.Ve McMahon, Rex Mercer Dennis Nelson, Bill Opp, Bob Reichardt, Charles Strublej Wayne Summer, Bill Wewee, Ron Williams, Cliff Young and Bob Price.

NIN TH Doug Campbell, Lon Neiderhouse, Jack . Ketterer, Der~ld Ferguson, Paul Topliff, · 1.an Cook, Larry Lockhart, Rick Parrott, Bob l,ue:l.tke, Jim Harris, Tom Krieger, Neal Anderson, Jim Barnes, ftick Bradley, Carl Burkhardt, Leroy Cloyd, Steve Forcier, Jerry Fox, Casey Jones, Frank Esquivel, Steve Jage, Larry Jenthe, Dan J olden, Jim Hohenstein, Tim Hinkle, Jim meating, John Kluska, Tom Luedtke, Jerry McGovern, Jary • P·ea:r:s o:,i, Allan Piontek, 3tev.e Sampson, Galen Schultz, Dave SmithJ ' uary Speer, Phil Talbott, Dan Tharnish, Tom Tetherow, and Dave Traver.

SEVENTH Bruce Baracker, Dale Blackford, :u an Campbell, Wayne Dragosh, Warren F~sher, St~n Erickson, rton Helmick, Tom Hinkle, Mike Horner, Aldy Dewis, Jim Lentz, Jack McGovern, Denald Mohatt, ~~lter Moomau, Doug Murrell, Charles Freeman, Derald Murrell, Von Pester, Roger Powell, Larry Shearer, Fred Turner, Eddie Ubben, and Jim Webster.

MICKLE TAKES THIRD

INTheTENNIS FIELD DAY tennis field day was held ~iay 11, at Southeast High School.

Entering from Mickle was K~k Brown in singles, and Lon Neiderhouse and Dan Tharnish in doubles.

Kirk Brown finished 3rd in singles, and Lon Neiderhouse and Dan Tharnish also finished 3rd in doubles.

880 yd.run and 440 yd. das~ Tom Luedtke 880 yd. run Larry Lockhart 100 yd. daab 220 yd. dash; br.0ad j ump, Tom Kriegef 880 yd. run, hi gh jump • .

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It's final and Off iciall.

Doug Campbell, Jim Knight, and Stan Erickson have won t he top athlete-of-theyear awards for the ninth, eighth, and seventh grades re spec ti vely.

Campbell almost doubled secondplace-Larry Lockhart and t hird-place-Dera.ld Ferguson in points with his 96 in 11 field days. Campbell's most fruitful field days were gymnastics 28 points, and track, 34 points.

Knight raked up 75 points with 34 in basketcont. on page 10

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the old record of 52.5 secords with a time of ,50.l seconds.

Doug Campbell broke Glen Lockhart's 100 yd. dash record of 11.3 seconds with a time of ll.l secords.

Doug Campbell exceeded Terry Monk• s 80 yd. low hurdles record of 10.5 seconds with a time of lOJ seconds.

The Robin Mickle 880 yd.

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Doug Campbell, Lon Neiderhouse, Jack Ketterer, Derald Ferguson, Paul Topliff, Alan Cook, Larry Lockhart, Rick Parrott, Bob Luedtke, Jim • Harris, Tom Krieger, Neal Anderson, Jim Barnes, ftick Bradley, Carl Burkhardt, Leroy Cloyd, Steve Forcier, Jerry Fox, Casey Jones, Frank Eaquivel, Steve Jage, Larry Jenthe, Dan · Jelden, Jim Hohenstein, Tim Hinkle, Jim meating, John Ann Dunn ~ Kluska, Tom Luedtke, Jerry McGovern, Jary • P'ear:so:,,., Nancy Newcomb 37 Allan Piontek, Stev.e Sampson, Galen Schultz, Dave SmithJ Marcia Wall 35 'Jary Speer, Phil Talbott, Dan Tharnish, Tom Tetherow, Peg Manley 34 and Dave Traver.

Carol Ned.berg 34 SEVENTH Carolyn Cadwell 33 Bruce Baracker, Dale Blackford, Alan Campbell, Wayne Debbie Tumblin 33 Dragosh, Warren Fisher, St~n Erickson, Ron Helmick, Tom _ .. Vicki Johnston 33 Hinkle, Mike Horner, Aldy Dewis, Jim Lentz, Jack BOYS PARTICIPATE McGovern, Denala Mohatt, dalter Moomau, Doug Murrell, Charles Freeman, Derald Murrell, Von Pester, Roger fN J&. Ol YMP I C S Powell, L3.rry Shearer, Fred Turner, Eddie Ubben, and . Over 500 boys from Iowa, Nebraska, SJuth ~Dakota , ~~;~b;trAKEs TH ,Ro and Kansas competed in the IN TENNfS FIELD DAY AAU Junior Olympics at OmThe tennis field day was • aha, J\me 1. held ~Jay 11, at Southeast It's final and Officiall.

High School. . Entering Doug Campbell, Jim Knight, No Mickle b0ys placed in from Mickle was K~k Brown and Stan Erickson have won the t op three places. J a'.ok Ketterer made 5th in the in singles, and Lon Neithe top athlete-of-thederhouse and Dan Tharnish year awards for the ninth, 880 yd. run with a time Jf in doubles. eighth, and seventh grades 2:12.1. Larry L~ckhart made 6th in the broad jump with Kirk Brown finished Jrd respectively.

Campbell a leap Jf 18 feet 8½ inchin sin~les, and Lon Nei- almost doubled secondes, and Doug Campbell got derhouse and Dan Tharnish place-Larry Lockhart and into the semi-finals with also finished 3rd in third-place-Derald FerguDerald FergusJn and sprin~ doubles. son in points with his 96 in 11 field days. Camped. · the century in 10 secJnds.

880 yd.·run and 440 yd. dasl:; bell's most fruitful field days were gymnastics 28 B)ys entering from MicTom Luedtke 880 yd. run points, and track, 34 kle were: Doug Campbell, Larry Lockhart 100 yd. points.

100 yd~ dash; 220 yd.dash; d~~b 220 yd. dash; Hal Smith, 120 yd.low hurbread jump, Knight raked up 75 dles; Derald FergusJn, 100 Tom Kriegef 880 yd. run, points with 34 in basketyd• dash, • -shoj, •put and high Jump, .. cont. on page 10 broad jump; Jack Ket terer 880yd ~un; .Lon Neiderhouse

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T i t B t l A e L L R F o o c u k r eightn grade This y e a r Keta n d B i r m i n g h a g m i terer placed r i l n s c ' i s o d f t e b n a t s l l . t a e T a l m h o e w s y e h k i g e n o l h d w th after-s • because of an e a v n e r y d e t a i l c h a n o d o e l a t r h t l o a y u t r n i i a s n m j u r y • l , o o k h: p e a n t r t o o n f M a t y h e 2 ~ t· t o o k f i i 9 r . e v T a h l e u a t i f E o t n a h g · l . l a s t y e a r an e o s f w e r t e b e t h U e n w i t i e d n d n e S r F t s a e . t r e g u s .

T s o h n e took third i r t e a m m e m bers a r e : K. P a for the eighth C o m m u n i s m i s grade. Other h r r u o r t t t , b $ y _ t h F e i f s a h c e t r p , l a K t c h . e a s t K , e f y t o s h r e e r , the eighth a U M .

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S t h i e e c M k e e m a r r c a l e n y r , , s 5 l J a 0 . v points for t e C z t o r l a g d o o e .

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Meyers deserib t h e eighth grade. e r i n a o n w T T t o e s a m m h H s a i t d nkle, arxiings are g o t 42 p o i n t s and t e n ~ g h a s t f h o e l M l o o c w h o s a n : t t crete floor of 4 2 , points tying , h i s h T o f e o u a m s r e w s e h c i o c w h n i d n a s p and t h i r d p l a c p a r e n L t l o y s s e h s a d es. b Eagles e e n b u i l t 3 o n a The o n l y way t h n a n t h i 1 l l .

S A h n a t m e s h r o e i c l k l s s b o y 2 s • , a could score p t t a i n • 2 t h e h S o e c i i o n g o t h s t t e w r o s a f about 12 f e e s b 2 y p l a c i n g :im1 t h e t 2 .

A t o r H r p e o w s s i s h x o w f o e d r 1 field t h e n a d a y s . For t i v e 3 t h r o w i n f g knife that i i r s t p l a c e were g i v s I N n o C w O e o n n M l 1 y 0 I N p a o G i p n r t estige s 7 second, 8; T H f a c t o r .

H t e h i a r l d s , o showed t h e n a t 6 ; fourth, 4; fi i V v e I S f m t h u I s T , i c S 2 a i ; l instrument th x t h a n d g r ~ d e r s have b sixth, 1 point a t i s e . e s n i m c o i m l a i n r g t o t o a h l u a n r Though most c p h . a n d t o u r i f n i g e l d t h e building at d a y s 8 T H GR are individual A D M E i c R k l S e , d F t u R h r O e i n r L e g I C a t h r e e a few team e v e p a s t f e w weeks.

A n t s and team The p u r p o s T E i P g A h t R h T Y g r a d e e r ·field days. s o f e n t J h o e y s M e v a i s r o i l t l s i V c k i o s i l n l e g y t o b a t i m e a t a PTA l l g i v e incoming and c o - r e c r e a t s s i e p o v o n e n a n s l o t h r e d v g o r l p a d a e leyball are st r t r y s a h p e i c l d t u i r n e o t r h f i e c j t u c l y n a i f o eteria, Friday r t e a h m i gh school life events. Other , M a y . s s u c h _.as E 3 l 1 e m . e n t a r y schools repr p i n g pong, t e e s e n n C n t o i e s o d , k i w e s e b r a e d : a n m i n t o n and r e l d B e t p h o a p n y , w M e r e e a d a s o e y w r v t e L e a d a m n f e s o , r i B n r r e o f w t r a c k have team r e n s e h l l m , e n P t s e . r s h i n w g , o r k H . a v e l o c k , N The o r w o o d purpose f o r P a r k a n d H G u U n E t S i S n t h g w e t o H O n : i e l d days i s .

T e n e i g h t h g R n r h a o o d t n e d t r a o s M f r s a o e t m t e h e w W rhich s c h o o l i h s i t e h a l l a l s o J v i m s i s i ~ , t t e e h b d e s t t b er h e e s t s c hool.

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coun try beca use old and PEN GUI NS CHO SEN .young alike are striv ing Caro lyn Cadw ell, Mar-w _to· learn and ~are such··hard Fitc hett , Cathy ~.·::McGrew Wbrkers .- He was impr essed \f • and Shir ley Gill espi e were with the fact that Ameri~· • chos en for peng uins. cans seem to requ ire very littl e Sleep·.

'25 GIRLS REACH SU MM ER 80T H PERCENTILE The follo wing twen ty- Summer

is ··a smil e five girls reach ed the 80... bt<0acii' lltlr. e~tra ined, th perc entil e in the pbys i- A hear tfelt smil e, cal fitne ss test s: so warm, unfe igne d.

GAAI)i 7 The teem ing earth Merr ie Pete rson , Rita Jo bene ath its glow Gibs en, Bonnie Irick , Brea thes and respo nds, Peggy Stra in, Susan W-ander;.. and row on row, see, Clau dia McCoy, Donna Blossoms nod Talb ott, Cher yl Nhit e, and thei r geni al head s ~ind a Youn gy nd stret ch thei r toes JRADE 8 • in earth en beds .

Judy Hitc h, Char lene Ca~pbell , Beve rly Defn a11, . This smile of summer, Kathy Scot t, Jani s Culv er, gold en. spun , Sher ry fish er, and Dianne I've found in swee t lessi ng. strai ns from the sun, GRADE 9 In the warmth of sod, Cindy Wolfe , Susan Tays , the grinn ing tree s, Nancy Newcomb, Lind a Long- And the frien dly ·touc h more, Nancy Pick erel, auth Of a gent le bree ze, Mozdzen, Ardyce Weyer , and In the thick woods Joyc e farb er. with finch es of gold and th RI d · blac k.

1 ?kU A 0 ~ 5 I an ... Summer just m~kes LI 9 ~ nl 8 r I C a you smile back .

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Judi .t h Gant on June 15.

The young coup le ar l sprin g grad uates of the Univ ersit y of Nebr3.sk3 . £1arci3. Wall brak e a n::,.. tion al reco rd for juni 1 high girls Saturday., Ju1, 1, when she threw the sh0· 30 feet , 6- inch es, in t b All- City Field Meet .

Sh now hold s the all- city r e cord as well 3.s the nati · . al reco rd.

SPA NISH MEAL 15 HOT Ench ilada s, ta..co s, 3.n tJrti llas were the diet o stud y for the SpaniQ clas s on June 4.

CAMPS-Ell HOLDS TOP~ Fina l p0in ts for fiel d ar e as follo ws: Doug Camp bell , 96; Larr y Lockhart 59; Dera ld ?ergu son , 5h Alan Cook, 46; Mand L) Neid erh-:m se, 36,.--' i1

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The mairi speakE!°rs at th e tea ch ers\ Convention at Di str ic t 1, we re Dr . John Fu rba y, Dr. Kenneth McFarland an d Bob Ri ch ard s.

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By Bil l Young How much do you rea d, what do you rea d, and llha t par t of the pap er do you rea d everyday? If you r answers to the se que stio ns are : onl y when I have to, ~ ' ~ , and oth er sim ilar ma gaz ine s, the spo rt page onl y, the fun nie s, Ann Larxlers and oth er ·columns, cha nce s are ,yo u are not rea din g enough good ma ter ial.

Yo u'll pro bab ly lau gh thi s off and for get it, but it is lik e wri tin g off you r fut ure . Khruchev say s ·he wi ll bur y us, arxi he wi ll unl ess we keep wel l-in for me d and up- to- dat e on cur ren t h~p pen ing s, for we are the fu. tur e government of thi s cou ntr y.

I'm not say ing not to rea d books lik e Mad;aD.. I am say ing is tha t we sho uld rea d more of the newspaper and more good . books. ··A good way to sta rt is to rea d one more art icl e a day in the pap er tha n you usu ally do and work up un til you are rea din g most of the imp ort ant par t of the pap er eac h day . It wo uld n't hur t some of the gir ls to rea d the se9 rts par e once in a wh ile too .

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Jhn th gra de Y-Teen off 1• N St b cer s are . ancy a erg , pre sid ent ; Bar bar a Sta ns- s ~ · · • d t" s "'ur Y, - vic e p~e si en ~ asie ~~rs~~in~: ~ec ~et ary ,an d: Kathy -Sc ott ;-..tre asu rer .

Mickle has los t six stu den ts, one of which, Barbar a Ble Vin s, moved to Jap an.

There has been a tot al inc rea se or 51 stu den ts.

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Sch ool News: •.. .•. Bob Pri ce, Leon Qu igle y, Judy Cobb, Ric k Sch aaf Spo rts: Linda Bir d·, Kri stin e Gausman, Phy llis Leopold, Pau la Iri ck, Wayne Summers, Dennis Beranek Jer ry Co lve rt, j1aime Obrecht Fea tur e: Nancy Sta ber g, Sco tt Am ers on, Me liss a Oakes, Peggy Woodrum, Jer ry Meehan,Cindy Hinman Lit era ry: • . . • . . . . . • . . • Jan ie Sieckmann, Peggy Woodrum Cir cul atio n: ••• ••• •·• ••· ·•· ··• ·•· •·· ·•• ···· Bob Holm Ar t: ••• ••• ..• Car ole Adams, Mary Wilso n, Cindy Str ain Pro duc tion : ••· ••• ••• •• Kathy Sco tt, Ph yll is Leopold, Jan ie Sieckmann, Kri stin e Gausman, Jaim e Ob rec ht, Jer ry Co lve rt Spo nso r: ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ·•• Mr s. Welc h

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st u d ie s c la ss have le ft th e p re se n t to lo o k in to A m er ic a' s pa st .

S tu d en ts ga ve . re p o rt s ab o u t exp lo re rs .

A c o lo rf u l b u ll e ·t i n b o a ~ reminds th e st u d en ts th a t th o se who w r it ~ p e rf e c t sp e ll in g te st s ar e e li g ib le to jo in th e 100 p er ce n t "GUD SPELLING CLUB." S to p a few moments in fr o n t o f Miss Wie la n d 's window and lo o k a t o ri g in a l p o st er s on "How a b il l becomes a la w ."

To h el p th e jo u rn al is m c la ss le ar n how a p ap er is p ro d u ce d , th e c la ss h as an in v it a ti o n to v is it th e Sun Newspaper.

They al so p la n to v is it a la rg e r newspaper es ta b li sh m en t.

Mickle re ce iv es exchange ne w sp ap er s from 12 d if fe re n t Nebraska sc h o o ls , in cl u d in g a newspaper from F lo ri d a . Any o f th es e ar e av ai la b le fo r re ad in g in th e li b ra ry .

L ea rn in g th e Amer ic an way h as re p la ce d wor1 d st u d ie s fo r se v en th gr ad e so c ia l st u d ie s c la ss e s.

In cl u d ed in th is new aP p ro ac h is h is to ry , g eo g ra ph y, so c ia l economics, and p h il o so p h y .

B oo kl et s c a ll e d ~ R ig h t Thing To Do ar e b ei n g made by Typing II .

They ar e ab o u t manner s, what to wear and do .

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When st u d en ts re ac h th e re q u ir ed le v e l th er e w il l ag ai n be a F if ty C lu b .

S i~ hundred se v en ty -s ev en new books have be en re ce iv ed by th e li b ra ry .

The books ra ng e in to p ic s from sp o rt s and d ri v in g , co ok in g and sewing to p h il o so p h y .

According to th e fi le s, st u d en ts en jo y re ad in g fi c ti o n , h is to ry and tr a v e l books th e m os t.

In a d d it io n to books th e li b ra ry now h as two c la ss rooms to p ro v id e fo r in cr ea se d en ro ll m en t.

The ei g h th gr ad e g ir ls in th e home economics c la ss d u ri n g :s ep te in be r sp on so re d a p la y sc h o o l fo r th e p re -s ch o o l age b ro th er s, si st e rs , and fr ie n d s o f th e c la ss members.

The ·c h il d re n were ob se rv ed fo r th e ir p h y si ca l am m en ta l d eve lo pm en t.

Two se ss io n s w ar e h el d and ap p rox im at e-

ly 25 ch il d re n came ea ch se ss io n .

The ch il d re n p la y ed w it h to y s made by th e c la ss members and were se rv e d re fr es h m en ts by th e g ir ls .

To d em o n st ra te compound su b je c ts and compound predic a te s, Mrs. E b e l' s ei g h th g ra d e E n g li sh c la ss e s comb in ed physic-al ,ed u ca ti o n w it h sc ie n ce .

Eddie Ubben ra n , ho pp ed , sk ip p ed and cr aw le d ar ou nd th e room to p o in t o u t a si m p le su b je ct and a compound p re d ic at e. th en 1 R ic k F ra n k s, Tom Hink e , Ron Lawson and David R u~ tte r de m on st ra te d a compound su b je ct and a si m p le p re d ic at e by ea ch d o in g on e o f th e a c ti o n s.

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T he method involv es beng aki spe arrl ing ten lis sts i M ic kl e Ce llo for e reading or. wri tin g.

Play in Sy m p ho ny Fir st t he tea che r wi ll reion sat ver con ll sma a te a l ce Ali and on De lta Thomps in ple peo two n wee bet s der gra He nlin e, sev ent h at Mic kle , have bee n se- Eng lish the n go ove r it in The ge. gua lan n eig for the ·the h wit form per lec ted to Lin col n Youth Symphony. cla ss res pon ds by rep eat the in e lin le who the ing orthe in lo cel y Both pla For for eig n langua ge. che stra cla ss. stu den ts The Mic kle ins tru me nta l homework th e music dep artm ent has grown lis ten to spe cia l lan gua ge rec ord s. to 186 manbers thi s yea r.

Thi s method aro se aft er The second per iod orc hes tra cla ss ent ert ain ed the the Second Vor ld War when par ent s on eig hth gra de the Un ited Sta tes rea lize d cou ldn 't Par ent s Vis itin g Day, Oct o- tha t Americans con ver se wit h the peo ple ber 16·.

Mr. Kucera has org ani zed of oth er cou ntr ies ver y and we ll. a str ing ens em ble , Lin col n sch ool s ado pte d pla ns to form oth er typ es all for of ins tru me nta l ens emble s the app roa ch The ensembles wil l Fre nch cla sse s a yea r ago . soo n.

French Cal kin s, beg in · reh ear sal s dur ing M r s. rep ort s · tha t the second six weeks of tea che r, stu den ts lea rn more · rea dthi s sem est er. ily by thi s method.

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Two cla y pot s made by Mrs. Badami are bei ng dis pla yed in Ma.gees' clo thi ng the ir sto re window for fal l ope nin g show.

They were cho sen when an employee from Ma.gees saw Lin col n them at the Ar tis t's Gu ild Ce 1 lar Ga ller y loc ate d in the bas em ent of Ma nsf ield Morrows Int eri ors fur nitur e sto re on ·•o•• Str eet .

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New -ma th. books -·were iss ued to sev ent h gra der s thi s yea r. #Proving and not sol vin g is the new appro ach ,'' sai d Mr. Tep ly.

Rul es and def ini tio ns are the tau ght to ·in cre ase pu pil 's voc abu lary as we ll as to aid in his comprehen sio n.

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Johnso n rep orte cI t hat the books are a tre mendous improv ement ove r t he old one s.

Mr. Wile s des crib ed the new tex t as "more f~ and wit h more math rea son ing and fewer geography sto ry pro ble ms.

Sh op t+ ew s The eig hth gra de woodcla sse s are working 1 spi ce making memo pad s, rac ks, nap kin hol der s, and let ter hol der s. These stu· den ts are allo wed to use onl y the hand too ls ava ilabl e to them in cla ss. in The nin th gra der s woodworking 11 cla ss are making the ir own pro jec ts which var y from cor ner table s to che sts of dra we rs.

They are allo wed to use all the power too ls suc h as the joi nte r, cir cul ar saw, band saw, jig saw, and the dri ll pre ss.

F RO M RO OM '20 f Thi s yea r a new cra fts cla ss is tau ght in spe cia l cla ss The edu cat ion . dec ora t ed the dis pla y window wit h col orf ul bir ds 1'!ade out of milkweed pod s.

The ir new pro jec t is out lin ing the day s of the week ard pai nti ng pic tur es on a com ple te set of dis h ·tow els wit h a spe cia l per manent pai nt,

~ Hu rry , hur ry, all the day i~ ~d y! pla at n the and k wor at st Fir Ho LA J lsA BE L re:~ ~ Jump up ear ly wit h the sun , 5?

MO £ 5 ~~ Eat my breakf ast on the run .

J ~ r-doo the out ly mad g hin Das y rar lib the in e hil W v' ~ ¢ for s ry' hur the t wha er ond W e hav , iod per dur ing second _ • • ~ ht eig t pas f hal at ool sch to Get the you wondered what all ~1 noi se is abo ut, esp eci ally Worr y, wo rry, can 't be lat e: ' l / /; sin ce Mrs. Welc h is so Rus hin g to my loc ker fir st r._:.L/J Thi nk my lun gs wi ll sur ely bur st! par tic ula r abo ut talk ing ? ~ !

The rea son for the dis - Then to cla sse s fee lin g haz y, / zy. cra ng goi I'm nk thi es etim Som glin io aud the is tur ban ce , -{ e-tim the all ry, hur , rry Hu chual , a new way of tea 62 ass l / an fm Cof n Fra By ?-ine div de gra h ent sev 't Isn ing for eig n lan gua ges .

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In do '.~ .. 1~ i in g so the y have found \ \ . ' •._ } / / I • .. . 'th a t th ei r fa vo rit e roo ds 1 ~ . ' - -/ , . . . , .., eem to ha ve the mo st ca l\.. :- --~ -o rie s. Sin ce the rr.Jmber Dear Mi ss L, of ca lo rie s needed is de I am us ua lly la te to ray ter mi ne d by the we igh t of fir st pe rio d cla ss and a pe rso n and how much en sometimes have to sta y aft>- erg y he us es , th e gi rls er sc ho ol be ca us e of th is. have found th ei r ~ount What do you su gg est ? much lower tha n th at or La te Sl ee pe r th e bo ys .

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Dear Sl ee pe r, I su gg est you lea ve fo r sc ho ol at an ea rli er time in the mornings.

Pltcb~a te nt in the sc ho ol ya rd an d sta y . the re al l nig ht if you have to .

Dear Mi ss L, Do you thi nk it is rig ht fo r nin th gra de gi rls to lik e eig hth gra de boys.?

Cu rio us Dear Cu rio us , It is al l rig ht fo r nin th grade gi rls to lik e eig hth grade bo ys if you ex pe ct to miss ou t on some fu n, such as nin th gra de pa rt~ es am ge t-t og eth er s.

It is us ua lly more common £o r ol de r bo ys to lik e younger gi rls tha n vi ce ve rs a.

P ar e n sA tS ch oo l Vi sit in g da ys ,

Oc tob er 2, 9, am 16, bro ug ht ·an es tim ate d 222 pa ren ts to Robin Micki e to go wi th th ei r •Ch ild ren thr ou gh a normal da).: at sc ho ol.

Parent$ sa id th at tea ch ing metJiods today ha ve changei co ns ide rab le from tho se of th ei r sch oo l da ys .

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lob in Mickle ha s -seven stu de nt tea ch ers th is se na ste r. They ar e: Marcia ~r ro n, who is tea ch ing Spanish ·am ar t; Marilyn ?e rri ga n, ar t; Ja n WaD, toy s' ph ys ica l eduoatio~; Ch ery l M err il, seventh grade En gli sh and gir _s • ph ys ica l ed uc ati on ; Ju lie La rso n, gi rls ' ph ys ical edEl ec tr on i~ Sp id er s uc ati on and typ ing ; KathM ed e lee n Vo od , sev en th grade For pr ac tic e in so ld er - En gli sh am bo ys ' U'l lSiC ; in g, the ele ctr on ics cla ss and Grace Larson, French made pr oj ec ts pa rt, ar t and En gli sh .

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Co nt rib ull on s ot $516 by th e st af t made th e Conmmity Ch est dr iv e a gr ea t su cc es s.

An ad di tio na l $32.72 was do na ted by stu - . de nt s.

This th e fo ur th su cc es sfu l ye ar of th e dr iv e at Robin Mickle ..

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or Pound Jr . High vi sit ed th e October 21 me eti ng to tha nk Mickle. fo r th ei r \ gi ft of $25 to Pound.

He re lat ed br ie fly th e hi sto ry of the Pound fam ily and the pa rt the y pla ye d in Nebraska hi sto ry .

The Mickle S.t ud en t CoW1cil wi ll vi si t Powxi ne xt month and Dawes November.

10 , Ple a·s e be tho ug htf ul at th e water fo un tai ns - tu rn your lin es pa ra lle l in the ha lls .

Did you know bu lle tin s ·and no tic es ar e po ste d on the bo ard s ea st and we st on the au dit or ium in th e ha lls ?

Mr. Ke ill tha nk s th e stu de nt body fo r th ei r co ur tes y du rin g the assembly on hu nti ng .

ART FROM ABROAD SE EN

A Ju nio r Red Cross : Foz:eig n Exchange Ar t Exlrl.bit was dis pla ye d in Robin M ick le' s lib ra ry the week of October 21 . The ex hib it co nta ini ng pi ctu re s drawn am pa int ed by fo reig n stu de nts between the ag es of 12 and 18 is sponso red by the Na tio na l Ju nio r Red Cr os s.

The pi ctu re s which came from al l ov er the world ran ge d in su bj ec t ma tte r from po rtr ai ts and sc en es to modern ar t.

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After transferring M r s . M e a r l e T a n n e r , who · - ~ -..r .-:·,:::::}:}}\:N f r o m t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Mis- t e V '\ aches seven-th grade a r t , .::--::. _ :·-::::}~?~>-:~ &iasippi, Mrs. Foster a t • --\ tended the University of N e b r a s k a where s h e m a j o r e d i n home e c o n o m i c s a n d minMrs. Tanner g r a d u a t e d ~ 01"6d i n s o c i a l s t u ~ dies. f r o m t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f NeB e f o r e coming t o R o b i n ·· b . raska. She majored 1n s o - taugh Mickle, Mrs. Foster taught t b y s u c h a f i n e f a ccial science and English. ulty . in Stromsburg and Bradshay S he i s p r e s e n t l y f i n i s h i n g M r s .

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Dinwiddie teaches S h e h a s b e e n w o r k -~ h e r M .A . d e gree. eighth grade science an teaching tor four years. d Collecting stamps I antique mat h . S h e was g r a d u a t e d In her travels she has bowls, and covered dishes from t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f TeJEt o u r e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e u.. a r e her hobbies. People a s . She enjoys stamp c o l n i t e d S t a t e s a n d h a s s p e n t who do n o t p r e p a r e t h e i r l e c t i n g . a summer i n E u r o p e . assignments are her pet Mrs. F o s t e r ' s husband t e a c h e s i n t h e 11B.th depa r t - p e ; : ; w i l l b e M r s . T a nS . d 0 ment a t N o r t h e a s t a n d i s a ner's 10th year of teachMrs. Christine Janda i s member o f t h e N e b r a s k a Leg- i n g. t e a c h i n g t h e s p e c i a l educa. islature.

They h a v e a n r English pointer i n i i e t i o n named c l ~ s s ~ h p e ~ .. o d . · , B e f o r e coming t o L i n c o l n Missy. E a c h- d a y Mrs. F o s M r s .

M a r t h a D i nwiddie she taught a t Wilbur t e r a n d h e r h u s b a n d comand moved t o L i n c o l n t h i s sum- B e a mute f r o m t h e i r home i n trice , Nebraska.

I n mer when h e r h u s b a n d was L i n coln she i s al.so teach-Mil.f'ord, N e b r a s k a . transfered to the Lincoln ing a t Northeast High Air Force Base.

School. Mrs. Janda says W h e n a s k e d i t she no- she likes teaching B e i n g crowned P r i n c e s s a d t t i c e d a n y t h i n g s p e c i a l o r Robin Mickle. Her f a o t .A ~k...Sar-Ben i s one o f d v o r i t e i f f e r e n t f r o m h e r home h o b b y i s making p u p p e t s . t h e m o s t memorable e v e n t s t o w n, Austin, Texas, she o f M r s . Nancy A m s l e r . replied, "Yes, I've never A graduate from the Uni- s 0 i 1 e e n usnow.

I m really M r . v e r s i t y of' N e b r a s k a . , M o r r i s C ollier is a she looking forward to itJn Mickle teach!r not often is teaching her first year S h e commented t h a t s h e s e e n or heard about by a t Mickle. While in col- likes R o b i n M i c k l e v e r y many. He lege she majored in Eng- m t e a c h e s t h e uch, e s p e c i a l l y t h e f a c t s t r i n g lish and minored in social t s e c t i o n o f t h e hat there are different orch e s t r studies. a c l a s s o n c e e ach t y p e s o f rooms f o r s c i e n c e , w e ek. Besides She enjoys a l l water typing, M i c k l e , o r c h e s t r a , a n d s o he serves five s p o r t s , s u c h a s swimming, o n , i n p u b l i c s t e a d o f e v e r y room s c l x > o l s . skiing and skin diving and being a l i k e . She d e c l a r e d delights in raising fish. the students are so lucky I r y o u have k n o w l e d g e , :l e t A native of Nebraska, to be goi n g t o s u c h a n e w , others light their candles s h e was b o r n i n Omaha. clean school, and to be at it.

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B i l l said he enjoyed the whole t r i p but particularly Switzerland, Germany, and a bus t r i p to East Berlin.

The f a m i l y a l s o a t t e n d e d the World Veterinary Cong r e s s { ] O Q t h ~- a n n i v e r s a r y in Handover, Gennany.

Other places toured were Amsterdam, Brussels, L o n d o n , P a r i s , and Cambridge University in England.

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Newcomers f r o m Bethany School include this blue eyed, b l o n d e seventh ? grade g i r l . , n1nth grade girl with A l t h o u g h s h e i s new t o brown e y e s a n d l o n g brown M i ckle, she has already h a i r , who r e c e n t l y t r a n s - c h osen her favorite class, Mrs. P e a r l Lowell a n d f ' e r r e d f r o m Dawes, i s l o o ~ a r t .

S h e h a s l i k e d meetr f a m i l y e n j o y e d m i d ~ u l y a t , ing forward to being a ing new f r i e n d s a t s c h o o l , G r a n d Lake, stewardess or a registered but o l o r a d o . she doesn't like the Then t h e y t r a v e l e c t o D e n nurse. task of opening lockers. v e r ai. n d w a t c ~ e d t h e Even though she l i k e s Even though she enjoys Smothers Brothers a t Reda l l classes and teachers, µ la ying soccer, she would rocks Theater. she especially enjoys phys- rat , . her spend her time seeical education~ Her favor- ing .- / ~ ~\\ . ~~;~{ ~~-~{~ . t h e No r t h e a s t f o o t b a l l i t e hobby is boys. ~ ! :> j i : ., ½ ~ -' .. . ' games a n d t a l k i n g ori ·:...i t h e / . •, -1 I ·Ii ; :I f \_ • •• ..,; J In her spare time she phone ~ ft _ , ~ \ l i ! _ !•v ,, ,_ ., _ ~ . swims and goes to the ~ --~" ~ ~ -:.-~ -,: : -~ - i k ~ Her p e t peeve i s people N o r t h e a s t f o o t b a l l g a m e s . woo t~--' i·l ►.- ·,··•7j talk b ehind others 1 '\:__d When s h e -was a s k e d w h i c h b a c k s i , ·-~....___..., ).. / f· , , .

Marsha M a t h e r , h e r p a r was h e r c h o i c e o f s c h o o l s , You may f i n d h e r a t l o c k • e n t s, and Julie Marolf, s h e r e p l i e d , n M i c k l e ! 11 e r 209 w i t h her locker- f r o m Waverly, N e b r aska, mate S a n d i Johnson o r w i t h v a c a t i o n e d t h i s s u m ? mer i n Tom F r e n c h a f t e r s c h o o l . t h e Rocky M o u n t a i n s t a t e s Her f a v o r i t e s u b j e c t :· :ts o f C o l o English and her r a d o , Wyoming, a n d hoboies ? the Black Hills of South a r e d a n c i n g a n d swimming.

Mo d e l c a r s a r e t h e c h i e f Dakota.

Her pet peeves are people inte rest of this n i n t h who t h i n k t o o h i g h l y o f g r a d e b o y . He a l s o e n j o y s P l a y i n g g,:.>0 ·1 ~-~ was Mr. themselves. hunting, fishing, and l i s ~ L e w i s p a s t i m e t h i s summer S h e t a k e s p a r t i n Y- e n i n g t o p o p u l a r :.:music and i t paid off by winning Teens and p l a y s t h e v i o l i n a nd records. a pof cooler and six golf in orchestra.

He h a s b r o w n h a i : r , b l u e b a l l s . He a l s o b o u g h t a In her spare time she eye s, and stands S feet 11. t r a i l e r and with his famigoes bike riding with He r e c e n t l y s i g n e d u p • l y s p Peggy Strain. e n t h i ~ v a c a t ion in f o r sophomore f o o t b a l l a t Wisconsin.

No r t h e a s t . H i s p e t_. p e e v e ? is slow music. food category his favorHis ambition i s to beites are apples, bananas, come a gym t e a c h e r . He e n - P u tting model ~ars togeth- g r a p e s , o r a n g e s , a n d 'm o s t joys going to guidance and er is this seventh g rade e v e r y t h i n g . He, :- a l s o h a s a math classes. His favor- boy ' s h o b b y . He a l s o b e n i n t h grade s i s t e r a t t e n d ite sports are water ski- lon gs to Hi-Y. ing, baseball, and footi n g M i c k l e .

He l o c k e r s a t n u m b e r 166 ball. with Larry Cifear. In the H a p p y ~ l l o w e e n.L. .

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Page 8 atten ding 'Linc oln Htgh Scho ol this year as a part of the American Field Service program.

They are stay ing with LHS stud ents and fami lies .

(The LHS Advocate) The aver ly Hi-S pot has been awarded the George H. Gall up award by the Quil l and Scro ll for the second year runn ing.

The George H. Gallu p award is the high est honor for journ lism given by the Quil l and Scro ll for a mimeograp hed scho ol news pape r.

All know abou t the annex due to comp letio n in January . When aske d if · the time limi t between clas ses would be exten ded, Mr. Keil l answ ered, "The time is long enough if the student want s to make it:' He also state d that in three year s a new wing migh t be buil t.

What did Tarz an say when the elep hant s were abou t to tram ple him?

Answer: Gee, I didn 't know ther e were so many of them .

Why did the elep hant s quit thei r work in the factory?

Answer: -They were tired of working for pean uts.

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The new Pound Juroiar High Scho ol opened its door s this year with out a natio nal flag . Why? Workmen had erec ted the 40·foot flag- pole in fron t of the scho ol with out rope s or pulle ys.

HIS TOl<Y SAYS Span ish expl orers found pota toes in the lowe r leve ls of the Andes mountain s.

This Sou th American plan t was taken to Europe to become . equa l in impo rtanc e with grain in the diet of the peop le.

The use of this tube r spre ad into the Brit ish Isle s and was even tuall y brou ght to North America by the Irish , henc e, the name Irish pota toes .

Cotlh~unity serv ice, inter Here 's a sneak y way to natio nal work, heal th and find a pers on's age.

Ask safe ty will be conc erns him to writ e his age on a of the JRC this year . piec e of pape r, mult iply Viewing the film , One by 2, add 3, mult iply by 5. ~dr ed_::tears Young at the and subt ract 6.

Tell him Octo ber 23 meet ing, memto show you the fina l an- bers learn ed that Dunant swer . •• Say it • is 4}9. seein g the need s durin g Hors es and catt le were Just cros s out the last wars , disa ster and famine not nativ e to Nort h Ame rinumber, and the rema ining formed the idea of the Red ca.

In fact , the Azte cs Cros s. will be his age. 431:43. _ thou ght man on a hors e was EL[PH ANT ~ l _,/./ .\ one anim al when they firs t Why isn' t an elep hant .- c:•:: _< :;. ., / .--: ,,,. \,~;O _3.aw ~hem. The grea t herd s tick lish? / .· .· ·.- _-__. ..-·:·; •/ ~ -~----- --- of wild hors es and catt le Answer: Because he doesr!t=-=;=-~_~,:.· ------:·::·-:-_.-.---:--.. . .:·1 0:1: ----·: : _ . . foun d i n the cent ral •• •• •• • I~ '-''-'v know how to laug h. <.:-::·L :--;. ~_:-:·: J ------- ---~./'S gras slan d were the off• -.. _. / ----sprin g of t h e anima JS How do you know when an Fusan Ungar, a girl from brou ght onto the cont inen t elep hant is in the elev a- Turk ey, and Carl os Blond- by the Span ish and those tor with you? ete, a boy from Peru , a.re who follo wed them.

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by Kenny Stanley, the far~ plans to go out for gymThe fa 11 intramur al t hest punt was 33 yards by nastics this winter. activiti es for boys mostly John Johns, and the fast- SHERRY FIS H ER £ootball . est 50 yard dash time was HIGH SCORE R • involve flag Softball was the i'·ninth Games for the seventh and 6.6 by Sam Knight. eighth grades are played In the eighth grade the grade girls' after-sch ool on Monday through Thurs- farthest pass was 38 yards activity during Septembe r.

Team six has been winFriday is reserved by Pat Morell, the farday.

Mr. thest punt was booted 43 ning all of their games. for the ninth grade.

In the soft ball throw, uast supervis es these in- yards by Jim Webster, and throwing tramural activitie s each Doug Murrell sped to a 6.1 Sherry Fisher night. clocking in the 50 yard 154.8 feet, scored highest grade. ninth the in dash. ·SOCCE R TEAMS • - FORME D •• In the ninth gra'ie the Boys pred ict For seventh graders this farthest toss w~s 47 yards year · ing Winn year, Miss ~age has formed by Jim Knight, the far-The ninth ~rade oys are six soccer baseball teams thest punt was 51 yards by from the guidance classes. Jerry Colvert, and Dennis looking forward to another Each team is coached by Beranek, Bill Wewee, Sam outstand ing year -in the eighth and ninth graders. Rice, a n d Bill Opp all field day events. In the October 19, will be soccer sprinted to a 6.1 clocking past two years they performed very well in footplayday at Whittier for in the 50 yard dash.

Two seventh . graders. , i· ·n ball, basketba ll, badminThe shortest pass volleyba ll, teams will go from Mickle. all three grades was 11 ton, track, are They cs. gymnasti and punt shortest the yards, SKILL TESTS ll volleyba in ed undefeat slowthe and yards, 10 was SCOR ED Football skill tests, est 50 yard dash time was after winning the field were given to the seventh, rocketed in 10 seconds day the last two years.

The eighth graders who eighth, and ninth grade flat. were undefeat ed in volleyboys by Mr. Sell, during C A_M P B EL L M A K E 5 ball last year, are also the week~ of September 23 VARSI TY TEAM These tests conand JO. Doug Campbell, a former looking forward to another sisted of passing the foot - Mickle student, made the successf ul season.

In these field day eball for distance , punting varsity football team at this vents many city records the football for distance , Lincoln Northeas t and running the 50 yard fall. Doug is the only have been set. We hope dash for the fastest time. sophmore player on the that the boys of Robin He is Mickle will be able to Test results reveal that Rocket's roster. in the seventh grade, the one of the squad's half- break many of these ::·rebacks and he has been in cords this year. .. ··· ··· • sevon column scoring the ..... : :·::?:·•_.:·.:......... ·._. ..•.-.:.-•:•:t :\\.:-:·:·:·:·:::·..:· •-: ·-:.:-::.-.:...:....-:-:- -. ·.

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Rav~ you s e e n t h e a f t e r s c h o o l p e t p a r a d e ? I f you haven ' t , v i s i t t h e g i r l s ' i n t r a m u r a l games any n i g h t a f .,er s c h o o l . e t a r i u m , O c t o b e r 2 8 . They The p a r a d e c o n s i s t s o f a l s o saw C e r e s , t h e i n v i s i b l e woman. hamsters, dogs, rabbits • p o n i e s , and s e v e r a l o t h e r' T E N T aru..ma.1s, t h e k i n d v a r y i n g P TYPl5TS e a c h a f t e r n o o n . Miss S a g e The f i r s t g r o u p o f Top says ahe enjoy_s t h e show.

Ten T y p i s t s a r e : Lois Herman, John Dvorak, J i m C l A S S £ S SEE ~TA RS Knight, P h y l l i s Young; J a n i o C u l v e r , Marcia S h e l Eighth grade ~ienc e t o n , Rodney Weckman , classes visited the PlanJ an e l l Wh.i t e , Roger P o w ~ l l ,

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S a n d r a Tesch t y p e d 54 words a m i n u t e w i t h 4 m i s takes.

She i s t h e f i r s t member o f t h e 50 c l u b .

HISTe~Y SAYS Leg c a b i n s made from w h o l e l o g s and n o t c h e d t o make t h e c o r n e r s o f t h e b u i l d i n g were i n t r o d u c e d i n t o t h i s c o u n t r y by t h e F i n n s who s e t t l e d i n D e l a w a r e and New J e r s e y .

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or hi s op po ne nt s. s e' er th ~ se ur co f Jo en Th S1 uO EN TS O ts E R vE th e sp or t who gi ve s in si nV E T~ R A N S ' D AY er e cr ed it , and th is is g in be as d ba as t ou ab st ju n, ra World War I & II :Vete rd ki is Th t. or sp or po a d se es dr ad , on I Frank Wats th e Mickle assembly Octo\ of sp or t w il l come up and _ -., ~ l rfu de on w a at wh u yo ll te d re be r 11 on "Why we en te w ho d an ed ay pl u yo me ga ·• s. ar w rld wo o th e tw st be e th at th is he ad gl M r. Watson st at ed th at 'll he en th d an n, wo n ma ~ en te re d U ni te d St at es n ai pl m co d an ck ba s hi rn tu I tt World War I be ca us e th e d te ea ch u yo ch mu w Pho SU t g ou in ab ' nk si pt ◊ ke s an Germ . ed ay pl u yo ly or po w ho or I H ar W pl y sh ip s; and World d ba a be to ish w ou y · If II be ca us e th e Ja pa ne se t n' do t bu d, ea ah o t,g or sp ,,, ~ bombed Pe ar l H ar bo r. la tu ra ng co e ls fa t ou ss pa 1 He al so commented th at tio ns .• 1 .~l World War I er de d on th e ng hi yt er ev t os m al In ~ ~ ll th t!our of th e ll th day in n io tit pe m co is e er th in th e 11 th month ju st 45 ~ ~ ~ yer ev t no i arx , rm fo me so ~ · ye ar s ag o. one ca n w in . There always " -- . ~ if So . rs se lo be to s a .1 ..

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By Ca ro le Ad an me t n' l es t l t do or o sp wh t od or go sp a e th be .. on_ r ' ou me Co ith w e at er pp Le t's co . ys sa he at wh ow kn u yo Do . ! rs he te ac s hi s ke ta t or sp od go A r ei th ith w rs he ac te th at B A LD W IN ST R EE T es se He n. ai -g a as ss lo b jo a. t ge d ed uc at io n co ul D E V A P t n' es do i arx ts • hi s fa ul th at pays much more? he !l an no m l the il t w ou s ab oe ut sh po dy e ud th M ed ne t n' do ey Th it ed r cr fo e er y wh ar it ss ed ce cr ne s be ve gi er ng lo low am s re work, pr es su is du e. th os e who walk on Baldwin pay of th is pr of es si on . e th on th 67 t, d" or an sp er d tn ba A Co n ee to tw be nt wa rs he ac te Most to em se t n' ca , nd ha r he ot St re et . t ea gr a te ac h and do is t bu ts ul fa s hi nd fi . ity un m m The lo ng -h op ed -f or pa ve co e th se rv ic e to e os th d fin to y ad re ys wa al e iz al re ment is now a re al it y. t n' do us Some of th e op po rtu ni ty th at ou r te ac he rs ar e gi vi ng us bl to begging us al m os t If you ar e dne of le ar n. by rn Ho a nn Do g, un Yo l il B .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. : rs ito Fd th e gr ip er s·, pu t yo ur se lf s dd Ju ne an De , re O y ar M •• •• ··· ·• ··• •• •• •• •• •• : ge an ch Ex rl in a te ac he r's sh oe s ar , bb Co y ud -J , ey gl ui Q on Le e, ic Pr b Bo . . . : ws Ne ol ho Sc li st en to th e sq ue ak .

Rick Sc ha af They do n' t owe us anyd, ol op Le lis yl Ph n, ma us Ga e in st ri K , rd Bi ia rx Li : ts or Sp th in g, bu t we owe them a.rd nnis Beranek De , ers m m Su ne ay W k, ic Ir a ul Pa th e uneducated world somert , Jaime Obrecht ve ol C y rr Je th in g. Le t's do it l s. ke Oa sa is el M n, so er m A t ot Sc g, er ab St y nc Na Fe at ur e: Peggy Woodrum, Je rr y Meehan,Cindy Hinman W H A T K IN D O F m dru oo W y gg Pe n, an km ec Si e ni Ja .

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November 27, 1963 C ut ti ng bo ar ds or pi g am fi sh de si gn s compri se th e se ve nt h gr ad er s• work in in d u st ri al ar ts cl as se s. , A ft er co m pl et ing t he se proje ct s th ey w il l st ar t on house ad dr es s pa tt er ns .

Ei gh th gr ad er s ar e mak in g gun ra ck s and simple co ff ee ta bl es .

N in th gr ad er s ar e co nni gh t st ru ct in g ch es ts , st an ds , and se ve ra l co ff ee ta bl es . M r. Gast and some of hi s ni nt h gr ad er p ar e bu il di ng more book shel ve s fo r th e ca fe te ri a. st ud en ts have ve ry co lo rf ul bo ok s.

When a st ud en t br in gs th e wrong book to cl as s he is handed a magic marker and to ld to pr in t th e book ti tl e on th e co ve r, th us pr ev en ti ng fu rt he r er ro rs .

Mickle M is si le The sp ec ia l ed uc at io n is mak in g cr af ts cl as s On th es e sewing ca rd s. ca rd s ar e fl ower s or an imals ou tl in ed it h co lo re d T ea ch er s re po rt th re ad .

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Egg sh el ls were cr us he d arxi pa st ed to w hi te cr os ses which st oo d w it h re d po pp ie s on a gr ee n fi el d The guns fo r ba ck gr ou nd . th e V et er an •s Day emblem were made by Connie G la nt z and th e le tt er in g was done

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A se cr et pr oj ec t is un de r way which Mrs. Ja nd a and he r cl as s w il l re ve al ne xt month.

Nine do ll ar s tw en ty -s even ce nt s is th e pr ic e of T hi s amount fo rg et ti n g . ha s be en pa id in li b r ar y fi ne s th is ye ar .

Mrs. Hannon, di re ct or of au di o vi su al ac ti v it ie s in L in co ln sc ho ol s, sa ys Mickl e ca n ex pe ct new fi lm st ri p , mov ie , and overhead pr oj ec to rs when th e new ad di ti on is co m pl et ed .

co lo re d tu re • ~tit or sh el ls and egg cr us he d B re tt a pr ep ar ed Tommy from br ai de d co as te rs Tom's ne xt pr oj ec t ro pe . is making pl ac e m at s.

If P re tz el ho us es 1: : you go in to Mrs. A m sl er 's se ve nt h gr ad e so ci al st ud se e ie s cl as s, you w il l some of th e st ra ng es t co lon ia l ho us es and vi ll ag es .

The four-week pr oj ec ts , llld.king sc al ed models or co lo ni al homes ar e made of pr et ze ls , cl ay , ca rd bo ar d, and ot he r m at te r. Some of th e cr ea ti on s w il l be fu rarrl la nd sc ap ed . ni sh ed And do n' t be su rp ri se d if you se e a pe rs on peek ou t at you th ro ug h th e window!

FA C U LT Y D IN ES AT LE IBE R S PARTY HOUSE pi ct ur in g Pl ac e mats co rn st al k s, pumpkins am go ur ds , arxi a co lo rf ul pa pe r tu rk ey gr ac in g th e head ta bl e gave L ei be rs P ar ty House a ho li da y at mosphere fo r a fa cu lt y po t

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Addi ng to th e mood was a cr ac kl in g fi re in a huge ~i nn er and fi re pl ac e About 30 fa cu lt y m us ic . membe rs , fr ie nd s, arrl hu sgo t to band s or wives ge th er fo r a so ci al ev en in g.

Mrs. Ji sw il le r and Mrs. co -c ha ir m an , E be l, The or ga ni ze d th e pa rt y. ar t cl as se s made th e pl ac e m at s.

5.TUDENTS PREFER ROL LS BURGERS, HO T DO G 5 Cinnamon ro ll s, brownie~ hi gh bu rg er s, and ho t do gs seem to be th e fa vo ri t e di sh es of Mickle st ud en ts , A m er so n, re po rt ed Mrs. M ic kl e' s ca fe te ri a manage~ Mrs. Anderson, al on g w ith 19 ot he r la di es , pr ep ar e noon lu nc he s. • "I t is n 't as ea sy as on e Mrs might th in k, ;e sa id 11 Did you kno -1 Anderson. th at each lu nc h pr ep ar e0 must have pr ot ei n di sh es ) V ita m in A and C, m il k, anri br ea d? " Approximately 750 ci nn amon ro ll s ar e baked weekly 5C us es The ca fe te ri a pounds of ground be ef and 98 packages of buns to pr e pa re ho t sandwiches li kE hi gh bu rg er s.

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HISTORY SAYS Two hundr-1 ye ar s age sp ac e fl ig h t go t o ff to ; ba rg . The honor goes to c namec' C hi ne se in ve nt or Wan-Hu. He had th ou gh t oi spac E us in g ro ck et s fo r So he fa st en e~ tr av el . ab ou t 40 homemade ro ck et ~ (bamboo tu be s fi ll ed wit ! gunpowder)to th e back of c ch ai r and se t th e ch ai r or to p of a ta ll c li ff . Wi t l a k it e in ea ch hand t t gu id e him th ro ug h sp ac e he tc or de re d hi s se rv an ts fi re th e ro ck et s.

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. Life in too New Engl and, midd le, and sout hern colo nies was repre sente d in a serie s of skits in the audi toriu m by members of Mrs. Ramsey's third perio d soci al stud ies clas s.

Peggy Full er was chai rman of the group using a telev ision pane l • and a serie s of table aus to tell abou t the work, play , and environment or the peop le or the New England colo nies .

Vivi an Hecht and her committee pres ente d a modern schoolroom in which vario us pupi ls showed maps and pictu res and gave repo rts abou t peop le of the middle colo nies . A meeting of the Burg esses was enac ted by the group headed by Chuck Freeman.

Success comes before work

A tea to be held afte r vaca tion is bein g plan ned by the seve nth grad e home economic clas ses.

The girls will ente rtain thei r mot~ rs by serv ing beve rages and cook ies which they make them selve s. The tea will also give the mothers a chance_ to view the girl 's past proj ects .

Y-TEENS DISTRIB UTE FOO DBA KETS Than ksgiv ing bask ets will be give n to need y fami lies by the seve nth, eigh th, and nint h grad e YTeens., Seve nth and nint h grad e Y-Teens had a bake sale , November 16, to rais e money for the bask ets.

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What does Thanksgiving mean to you? What are you than kful for? \ Miss Wieland and Mr. Fell e: rs are than kful for livin g in the Unit ed Stat es and for modern scho ols.

When aske d what she was than kful for Mrs. Simmons repl ied, "The oppo rtun ity to go to scho ol in the Unit ed Stat es and for -exce llent teac hers and scho ol buil ding s. .Marlene Saat hoff is than kful for her pare nts and home .• Than ksgiv ing, to Mr. Degraw, simp ly means givin g than ks for all that we have . Too ofte n, thou gh, we forg et to WHOM we owe these thanks~ he said .

Mrs. Witt summed it up when she said , 11 There 1s so much to be than kful for there 1s no star ting or stopp ing Rlac e.

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be give n to .f arnil ies November 27 .. " Mil LI ONS OF DOLLA'RS NEE E"J TO REACH MOO N "It will cost one million doll ars a day for ten year s if we are to land on the moon, n state d Robe rt Helt on, lect urer at ·the an nual eigh th grad e Nati onal Astr onau tic and Space Adm inist ratio n assem bly, November 6.

He expl aine d the clas sifica tion ~ f miss iles, rock ets and sate llite s, thei r purp oses and thei r impo rtanc e in weat her and mete orolo gica l obse rvati on communications and -~· _; · re4it sear ch work .

Dem onstr ating Newton's thir d law -for ever y action ther e is an equa l and oppo site reac tion --he explain ed how this prin ciple ) deve lope d in the 16oo 's, is invo lved in Ji-<>P81!Sii~ miss iles.

Mr. Helt on said mete orit es, re-e ntry , inten se radi atio n, crosmic rays and acce lerat ion, are among the dang ers and problems conc ernin g spac e trav el. wi l

LAF B HO LDS OP tN HO USE SAC F.ducation Day was held at the Linc oln Air Forc e Base November 13.

The o,pen-.h.ouse and t:ea w~s pres ente d to show the educ ation al oppo rtuni t..ies avai lable at the Base .

Disp lays of m!is siles , teles cope s, libra ry uses , and craf t arrl woodworking help ed expl ain oppo rtunitie s in the Air Forc e.

The o.pen •. :au~e wo..s held in obse rvan ce of Nati onal F.du catio nal and Natio nal Book Week s. ~\cti onar y, I

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She plan s to be grad uated from the Univ ersit y of Nebr aska in Febr u~ry and then teac h in Linc oln public scho ols.

Miss Julie Lars on, of Polk , Nebr aska , is atten dWesleyan ing Nebraska where she is majo ring in typin ~ and mino ring in Mr s . Wo od Her phys ical educ ation .

Mrs. KathyWood, Nebr asplan s are t o teac h in Arika Wesley an seni or comes zona ~f~~f she grad uate s. fami ly. from a musi cal Her ho~~y is spor ts and Her moth er, fath er, and she play s in intra mura ls siste r are all music teaat Wesley an. She says ~he like s the way the stud ents • cher s; she plan s to be one dres s, thei r neat ness , and also .

Mrs. Wood is a member of the clev er hair style s of Who rs Who, and Kappa Del ta the girl s.

Pi, hono rary orga niza tions .

Miss Lars on is a cade t She enjo ys play ing the orteac her this seme ster at pian o.

Robin Mickle in fifth peri- gan, oboe , and She ' is orga nist at St.. od girl s' phys ical educ ation : and in sixth perio d Andrew's Lutheran Church.

Mrs. Wood, a music educ ~ typin g one clas s.

Engl ish tion major and minor enjo ys read i[~ and Mrs . Lar son art.

Mrs. teac her, C_a det ll rri Me ss i M plan s to Grace Lars on, Being majo rette for Westeach Engl ish and Fren ch leya n, a member of Chap el next Septe mber . In her Choi r, Phi 1u Soro rity, and spar e time Mrs. Lars on enchair man of the winning joys watc hing foot ball and Her hobby is homecoming disp lay head read ing. line s colle ge acti vitie s musi c. for cade t teac her Miss Mrs. Lars on assi sts Mrs. Calk ins and Mrs. Ebel .

Cher yl Merri ll. hobb ies Miss Merri ll's and inclu de musi c, play s Mr~ .Me rr 1g a n spec tator spor ts-es peci ally foot ball and bask etba ll.

Mrs. Marily n Merr i ~an is a stud ent teac her in art She like s the modern fa~

Marron, Miss Marci a cade t from Nebra ska Univ. has a doub le majo r---a rt and Span ish.

Coming from _a fami ly of arti sts, she was easi ly inter este d in art. She ms throu gh stud ied Span ish both high scho ol and college .

Last summer she spen t seve n weeks in Guada lajar ~ Mexic o where she s t udie d Span ish and art.

She e nj.oys hors e back riding and tenn is and belo ngs to Pi Beta soro rity.

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Wall , cade t in gym, will grad uate from Nebras ka Univ ersit y in Februar y. He is also a cade t teac her at Univ ersit y High.

Mr. Wall plan s to make base ball his prof essio n.

He will atten d a base ball sprin g train ing camp with Buff alo, New York of the Ir.te rnati onal League.

MIC KLE Ht\S SEC OND OU ICE CLERK Swimming, bowl ing, and hunt ing are among the favori te hobb ies of Mrs. Delo res Whit e. Mrs. Whit e, a seco nd offic e - -. clerk 2 works from 9 a.m. to p.m. She has worked as a subs titut e at Nort heas t and Merle Beat tie.

MIS ~ MUN CY 15 5P£ECH THf RAP fST Miss Jean Muncy is Mickle• s ~eec h ther apis t, gradua ting from Nebraska Univ.

Ever y Monday and Frid ay Miss Muncy instr ucts indi vidu ally 14 stud ents .

She is assig ned to six Linc oln scho ols inclu ding Robin Mickl e and Nort heas t.

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Ba dam i. Dead line :for pict ures is May 15, 1964.

Dear Miss L: Dear Both ered : Find a plac e to stud y in Ever y _. morning befo re your room wh ere t hing s scho ol my brot her gets You coul d into the bathroom ahead of will be quie t. spends stay afte r scho ol with a me. • He usua lly teac her or in the offic e abou t an hour in ther e. to stud y if noth ing else What shal l I do?

However JOH N SON GETS Want In coul d be done . you must admi t, boys are SCIENCE AWARD Dear Want In: ~ i ~ g •.~ a •. ~t,! 9~ Set a time limi t on how mighty nice to have around Scie nce Foun datio n Ma.thesometimes. much time your fami ly will -:··\ mati cs Inst itute A w a r d s~nd in the bat hro om .~ _ past summer was Mr. ... ..:-:-...-:. •• h this ~ Fifte en or 20 minu tes :.7 l • y I .,,--::-.:;.;:(:: /::::::. :·:·~·:•\ __,.~~Ro bert John son. This ashou ld be · e.nough for eac_~_~( M ward enab led him to talce / _::...:~:'..,~.~ .....: :-: : : : :.:.: : .:-: :.:- ~·:~· -:-:~-..~ of you.

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A gray curi ous, and to play the field frien dly cat c r a w 1 e d WHERE De Es THE date a vari ety of boys .

Remember the song , "Brea k- throu gh the libra ry window MON E-Y GO? Have you wondered where November 6 . ing Up is Hard to dol" Mr. Harder 1s firs t per-- the Prof it frcn:n the Mickle iod soci al stud ies clas s Miss ile sale s goes ? It is Dear Miss L: I'd like to lrnow when a was in the libra ry at the turn ed into the acti vity boy asks a girl for a date tim e and was as mu ch fund .

Also paid into this fund if he shou ld ask her where amused with the cat as are prof its from prog rams , she wants to go, or just the cat was with theml Mrs. Welch, intri gued by book;:«,overf}, foli os, sale say that we'r e oing such and such a plac e? its geni al purr ing, invi - of penc ils and pop.

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11 tak e But tha t would tim e," you say . You are -rig ht; it doe s tak e tim e to be a good typ ist .

Typing not onl y sav es tim e but your pap ers loo k much nea ter . So, do you rse lf a fav or, lea rn how to typ e.

Here is a "m agi cal " way for fin :lin g the age and the amount of money you r Fir st have frie rrl has . him mu ltip ly his age by 4, by 25, add 10, mu ltip ly Then the n sub tra ct 365. have him add the change • les s tha n a dol lar ·to tha t1 Have him the n add 115 . show you the fin al ans wer , say it is 1163. The fir st are his age two dig its (11 ); the las t two are the amount of money he has ·(63 ).

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run.

How thin gs are done the adv erb s tel l; As qui ckl y, slo wly , bad or we ll.

Pre pos itio ns sta nd bef ore a noun; As 1!!, or thro ugh the doo r the Co nju ctio ns con nec t par ts of spe ech ; With eit her , !DS. or Jl2!:• Sw ifti esf "I' ll tak e two hot dog s, he sai d fra nkl y. fif ty i'I jus t walked mil es,• • Joe sai d cal lou sly "I can 't fin d my magazin e," Bob sta tes lif ele ss ly.

"I can 't see a thi ng, " Molly sai d bli ndl y.

SC IE NC E

Specimens of ins ect s arrl dis ect ed ani ma ls, col orf ul an! sig ns, as "THINK," 11 min iatu re a "SMILE,

lib ra ry .S eu th H a S N e W LO O k

By J~d y Cobb

Lib rar y sou th has a new loo k. Mr. He nri ch' s alg ebra cla sse s have become int eri or dec ora tor s.

When asked why, he sai d, "To add a change of atmosphe re, col or, and most impor tan t to giv e stu den ts a cha nce to dem ons trat e what the y have lea rne d ...

The newly dec ora ted wa ll pan els var y in sty le and col or . from ora nge and bla ck to pur ple , ora nge , The-gre en and wh ite. themes ran ge from opt ica l geo me tric illu sio ns, to some sti ll a.rd fig ure s lif e dra win gs.

Mr. Hen rich s made onl y All deone req uir em ent . sig ns must be cor rel ate d wit h alg ebr a or a rel ate d sub jec t such as gra phi ng, trig ono me try , or sim ple and pla in ari thm etic . have wa lls The tur ned int o a ma the ma tica l ins pir ati on at lib rar y sou tht

G I R l S' C ~ 0 RU 5 The sev ent h gra de gir ls cho rus gave cla ss pre sen tati ons of sm all groups or the ir cho ice , November 15.

The sopgs con sis ted of the pas t 10 weeks of stu dy.

M/\ LE 51NGER.S

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A new group of boy s' sin ger s have bee n formed.

The members are as foll ow s Randy Loos, Wayne Summers, Ilgars Buss, Ronnie Young, Ted Fau bel , Tom Pie rce , Lyl e Trumbley, Dave BerkCli ff Young, and lan d, Ste ve Nied erh aus . mi ssi le bas e, and even a liv e liz ard are att rac tio ns in Mrs. Din wid die 's room.

10 e ag :?' le si is M e kl ic M 63 19 , 27 r Novembe ranee ~ i gnrnent . y u B s n e e -T Y H u rn a n n .- S p e a k s Group stud ie s in vo lv ed r e n in D y e rk u T compl e ti ng a map, a ti m e ke ba a d ha ns ee -T Y th in N li ne , an or al re po rt , a het B at 17 r be em ov N le sa sk it , re po r t, w ri tt en The g ir ls \ tr ip le tr io , . ay w fe Sa y an di re ct ed by Mrs. L ow el l bu ll et in bo ar d, an d a wi ny bu l il w ds ee oc pr e m So November dow di sp la y. Thes e were sa ng fo r th e er nn di ey rk tu e et pl m co a as as cl he t to d te en es . pr ng ti ee m A PT e Th y. il m fa y ed ne a r fo qu es ti on s Humann, lo ng w it h lS Ju li us Mr. be l il w ey on m e th of st re ten es pr e in th L of in or ed ct er re sw di an ce an id gu il ch r fo y nd ca y bu to ed us at io n. co ln Pu bl ic Sc ho ol s, le d a e. om H s ar ed C e th at en dr Groups an d th ei r ch ai rdi sc us si on on "S ch oo l Drop l il w ls ir g e th th on m t ex N En gl an d T hi rt y- th re e ou t men w er e: New O ut s. " r fo ow sh et pp pu a on t pu co lo ni es ," Sam K ni gh t; Midof ev er y 100 ch il dr en who . en dr il ch e th d dte ir dl e co lo ni es , Sh ar a B en te r sc ho ol in th e U ni ED Y A L 51 I D RT A dr op -o ut s. ar e w el l; So ut he rn co lo ni es , S ta te s IL JA L, RA UT NE , ET NS SU E ig ht ee n ou t of ev er y 100 Mar ci a H al l;" Fr en ch se tEE FR S, LI PO RO ET M R, KE EA BR ch il dr en who en te r sc ho ol tl em en ts , Na nc y H en ni ng er ; g on am e ar US OD EX d an , M DO Sp an is h se tt le m en ts , Dick in L in co ln ar e dr op -o ut s. by d te en es pr re ts ec bj su No rt h American R ig gi ns ; A fi lm "The Drop-Out" was is d ~ gn si de c ri et om ge R ei nk e; In di an s, C as si e shown. . ry ra b li e th in ed ay pl and So ut h American In di an ; C IT Y O F F IC IA L S WILL in gs in ch et sk d an e es Th . er lt te ne li C hy ot or D S P E A K TO C LA S S LS made e er w e iv ct pe rs pe - B A D M IN T O N ~'' JNNE R S ~~ as cl t ar od ri pe h xt si by t.

L d Mrs. Hulda Roper an Winners in th e November es bl ou D y da d el Gade from •:_ ;-·t he ju ve ni le fi n to in dm ba 16 7 e ad gr d, an ol R B. po ty ci e s; th ow de pa rt m en t of to ur na m en t were as fo ll 7 e ad gr l, el ch it M o. , er lm li ce:~and -;Br.. Ja ne t Pa S in gl es 8 e ad gr , rd fo ck la B .

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Northeas t's freshman team closed out a 9 and l season with wins of 13-0 over Lincoln High and 16,0 over Southeas t at Southeas t, November 2.

After_be ingheld sc?reAthl etes Of Mo~t h C .h ose~;·· less first half against ~ -·_.

-:-2 (ft\.-' Lincoln High , Northeas t Through the. reques~ of ,$:. /,<.\ :;ti 1 took the second half kick- Mr. Sell, spo~s writ.~rs ~~W,:',,"/ ... .'-<.~,,,, off and marched 70 yards of the Mickle Missile will \\' . , / _. ~..I ({) 1 downfiel d to the 4. Mike 0.,_ choose an athlete . of . the ,. \ \ ~,, ( - - - ·_:"\-r \ _lj<> Burtch carried it in for month. The ~onor 1.~ given·~ "':;J-t\ (j· the touchdow n.

The try for outstand ing -perfor-_i~~ ) l . , for the extra point failed mance in football field '::_J-; j\ \ ~ , The next time they got the day and intramur al flag -~ ~ · . ~ f fr:;-·.:' • • 1. ball, a Mike Burtch to Den football program.

-:-:-:-::::::· \d -::::,_ \l:., nis Beranek pass went for This month JIM KN~GHT 1.:.l.~ c;- ,.../ ,"/-- ~ J 70 yards and 6 points. was chosen from the ~1.nt,h r//Jl.· ·-'-~ . " __..,.--· .,,,.-, Burtch ran the extra point grade;. OOUG MURREL, eighth - Il}( ~ 1 Southeas t s eleven met a grade; and JOHN JOHNS, sev.1/ t.)~:~?j,7 .). _ similar fate as Jerry Colenth grade._ &:0 /A=-:/ vert threw· a 35 yard touch N I NT H G R A DE ll S ~ ~ 1 d~wn pass to R~nnie WilROM p O V ER EIGHTH/ / / ~ 35\ya-rds ~ out added for the l1ams and Mike Burtch I last touchdown. sprinted for a touchdow n.

Touclxiowns from 6o, 25, On the very first play Dennis Beranek galloped and 8 yar~s out ~y De~s from scrimmag e, Jim Knight for two extra points. A Beranek. c1.nch:d victory in ripped • through the line fumbled kick-off resulted the n1.nth-e1.ghth grade for a touchdow n.

--..i.i<• in a safety.

38-0 romp November 4.

Beranek and.:Hike Henninge r These games typified the other touchdowns were made the only two extra, Rocket team that piled up made - by Jim Knight 56 points. lSO points -to 6 by their yards out; Rex Mercer lS Ninth Eighth opponent s in 10 games this yards out. An intercep ted First downs 3 0 ar. ass b Merle Schlotfe ld Rushing yardage 370 53 Passing yardage 65 9 ALL STAR. FooTB ALL SouA D NAMED Passes 5 4 Players for the seventh, with the boys receiving Completi ons 3 3 ·eighth, and ninth grade tme highest numbers ·or l Intercep ted 1 0 all-star teams were chosen votes at·a«"pa rticular po-I Yards penalize d 140 20· lby intramur al particip ants sition obtainin g .tllat spo~ _i lvotes were cast for one 'l'he·two games were playe~l SEVE NTH GRADER S player at each position , · October 31 and November 4.. 1 BOW TO El GHTH dsition Seventh Eighth - Nd.nth Although they strove heIlda: S. Knight S. Ericksen R. Willlliams* rocially , seventh- graders E. Talbot* M. Cady W. Surrnner~ bowed to eighth grade acklest L. Gettemy J. Munf'ord* M. Schl:otfe 1t squad 6-o.

J. Johns K. Ollsen B. Fagle~ The only touchdown came uards: D. Riggins D. Borneme ier J. Obrecht* on a 20 yard dash by jDo.ug J. Morell B. Chadwell J. Schulltz Murrell. Statisti cs read: benter: R. Most M. Peterson I. Buss Eighth Seventh acks: T. French A. Cambell D. Beranek Yards gained 83 13 Jr.. Di.]]on G. Mohatt R. Mercer Passes 4 5 ack: R. Hubka D. Murre1.

J.. Knight Intercep ted O l rterback : B. Frikel* G. Lambert* JJ. Colvert* Complete d 1 r.

I .The Penaltie s 4 2 ~Receiv ed the most votes [wise man asks .

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November 27, 1963

Bo ·y s D r I I I i n g

GIRLS Vv' A NT ED

t r. .s St li al B a tb on F o r Vo l l e y b a l l atr in r fo up g in ow sh Hoping Mickle boys w il l ld ou w ge Sa s is M s. al ur m re pe at or b et te r la st gn si at th ls r gi ll a e k li ~1r. S el l ye ar 's re co rd s. to s al ur am tr in r fo up on is d ri ll in g cl as se s to ir fa 't n is It e. m co vo ll ey ba ll fu nd am en ta ls in n he w rs be em m am te ow ll fe pr ep ar at io n fo r th e up • up ow sh t n' do u yo coming fi el d day December 1.

GIRLS' P L A Y D A Y ~ L as t ye ar th e se ve nt h SET and ei gh th gr ad es hcrl un11 V ic to ry n sh ou te d te am 4 in re co rd s de fe at ed 7 sm tt ed at fe de ey th n re w pl ay in g ea ch of th e se ve n na ur to l al b ft so e th in During th e ju ni or -h ig hs . e er w s er ch it P . t. en m la st th re e ye ar s th e se von pi am ch s ie ar ld M ho d e an on n am se Te an H ia ud la C en th gr ad e ha s won 21 a~ gr h nt ve se ' ls ir g in ip sh r. se es ra G h nt ni st ra ig h t games. The I l. al b ay se pl ba ls er ir cc g so 's ar ye s hi T gr ad e had si x w in s and one da ei R e: ar rs be co e em M ad h nt ni e: ar ys da Mic k le 's lo ss la st ye ar . b ar B , tz ar Sw ll n ba sa Su ey , ll er vo eb W on ti ea cr re teams . compiled a 20 and 1 n, se an ti is hr C a ; ar 14 S r t, be gh ni em K ec D , st ea th ou S re co rd in qu al if yi ng fo r ll ba ey ll vo e ad gr bSa th gh ra ei ba ar B r, ie Z ol ar C th e ov er -a ll sc ho ol chamy ar nu Ja d, un Po d d an an s we n, Da so hn Jo i nd Sa ~l ka , pi on sh ip la st ye ar .

18 ; se ve nt h gr ad e- N eb rDebbie D et en be c~ .

M is s S a g e an d C ul le r Babbs B ra tt an d as ka ba ll Coaches: ll a ; 22 ry ua br aFe sk ra ~ eb ng N vi g Ir . n i ht t ec n H u V iv ia n Goes H th ou S ck ra ,t d d el te fi ar , st es ad ts gr en m na ur to l al b "We saw qu ai l, du ck s, .

9 1 d an 16 ay M , st ea .

15 r be em ov N de er , an d fe at he rs le ft by I l e b p ot he r hu nt er s- -- ev er yt hi ng n1 a C g u o D S T E K N ORTHE·A )T RO C bu t ph ea sa nt s, " remarke d d e r o r, o H S U 0 1 R O T IC V Miss Sage re tu rn in g from a ug ~ D 's st ea h rt o N h nt ni s h' ig H ln co in L hac te r te af hu nt in g tr ip e kl ic M er rm fo a l, el pb am C 0 6ed at fe de e er w s er ad gr . on ti en nv co er s' e th to J .3. nna as w t, en ud st th or N of en hn es fr e th by ed rn tu re e sh Although " am te l al tb o fo t7 ci lal 1t th or N at 23 er ob ct O , il st ta ea ed us o tw ly on w ith r. a ~ d an J. na ur Jo e th by d ke an bl ea st . Th e R oc ke ts Miss Sage en fe at te rs , g D di en .tt ..a le hi w .· l• e el or pb sc sm C to , -0 14 st S ou th ea jo ye d he r tr ip .

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