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AWARDS PLAYER or THE YEAR SPORTS WRITER AWARD Joe Cardona was chosen Player of the Year at the annual Football Ban- quet. Joe was presented with a trophy by the Rock Township Lions Club. On a visit to the Washington University campus for a journalism workshop, Tom Newman won second place in the sports writing category against all St. Louis area schools. ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Jo Ann was awarded a medal for her speech in the American Legion Or- atorical Contest held at Fox, after compet- ing against other fellow students. Joyce Whitrock was winner of the Homemaker of To- morrow contest held at Fox School. For ranking first she was awarded a pin by General Mins. GIRLS' STATE BOYS' STATE Carol Rice at- tended Girls' State at William Woods Col- lege in Fulton. She was sponsored by the auxiliary of American Legion Post 159283. This award is made to the most out- standing girl in the junior class. F. H.S. was rep- resented at Boys' State by Ron Brethold. He was sponsored by American Legion Post 4283 and spent the week of June 14 learn- ing about government through activities at Boys' State.
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PLANNED PROGRESS ROW 1: Betty Rosenstengel, Carolyn Smith, Fern Pflantz, Judy Parks, Jean Clausen, Karen Simcox, Jo Ann Lesch, Joan Mooy, Janet Ritterbusch, Glenda Sherrill, Betty Castile. ROW 2: Mr. Allen, Pam Little, Kathy Cloninger, Sheryl Winheim, Sharon Heitmeyer, Barbara Ray, Carolyn Mesger, Dolores Boyce, Pat Hughes, Sue Dace, Mary Balmer, Johnnie Geisler, Ruth Ross, Mr. Street. ROW 3: Jim Carron, Harold Frick, Dennis Bittner, Larry Santorski, Don Tate, Bill O'Hara, Roger Volk, Tom Boyer. ROW 4: John Carron, Walter Lineberry, Ken McArthy, Gary Behrns, Oliver Simino, Billy Matlach, Den nis Cordell, Ronnie Gaillard. Planned Progress is a program sponsored y annually by Union Electric, in order to in- crease high school students' interest in com- munity planning. Students have fifteen minutes in which to present their program, and may use such visual aids as maps, charts, diagrams or graphs to illustrate needed community im- provements. Each school may have a max- imum of five students to give the oral pres- entation, although an unlimited number may work on visual aids. The students who are judged to have the best program are awarded a full day ed- ucational trip paid for by Union Electric. This trip is inclusive of all students who work- ed on the program. Presentation of Planned Progress Program
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