Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 20

MARCH 16, 1977 Corsicana Daily Sun WANT ADS WORK WONDERS CALL 872-3033 Kid wants to flunk to star in magnet school DALLAS (AP) A Dallas public school desegregation plan apparently is so successful that at least one bright student has threatened to flunk the eighth grade in order to continue her present course of study at a specialized junior high. Cathy Thompson, an eighth- grader at Oliver Wendell Holmes Academy, shocked a panel of parents, students and teachers at the Dallas magnet school (7th and 8th grades) by saying she may purposely flunk in order to continue receiving a broad education in classics. If she passes and goes to the ninth grade, she said she has no place to get a similar education. Her statement brought home the message that she and other students feel that the school, one of 12 set up under a Dallas public school desegregation plan, is a success. Magnet schools, many of them intermediate level, were set up last year to emphasize different subjects and are attended by students on a volun- Warehouse support group holds its second meeting The second organizational meeting of the support group for the Warehouse Living Arts Center was called by resident director Joe Brooks and the playhouse board Monday.

The purpose of organizing a support group for the Warehouse is to coordinate and extend the services provided to the community by the Warehouse, Brooks said. Name the group and win a prize Lo Della to perform at NC "Lo Della" will perform in concert at Navarro College's Main Auditorium from 9 p.m.-l a.m. Friday. The Dallas pop music group performance is sponsored by the college's student services division. Admission is $2 per person.

tops Nielsens NEW YORK fAP) was the top-rated television show for the week ending March 13 and the film ranked as the least-watched program, according to the latest A.C. Nielsen figures. shown on Night finished last of 70 rated programs with an 8.6 rating, which represents 6.1 million households. With ABC again leading the networks, their standings for the season were unchanged in the ratings made available Tuesday. ABC took first with a 20.3 rating for the week, repre- senting 14.4 million homes.

CBS followed with an 18.1, or 12.9 million, and NBC had a 17.8, or 12.7 million. In order, the top 10 shows were ABC, with a 32.6 rating, or 23.2 million households; ABC, 31.6, or 22.5 million; CBS, 25.8, or 18.4 million; ABC, 25.4, 18 million; ABC, 24.7, 17.6 million; ABC, and Day at a CBS, tied at 24.6, or 17.5 million; NBC, 24.3, or 17.3 million; and ABC, 24.1, 17.1 million, and come Back, ABC, 23.6, 16.8 million. Rounding out the top 10 were CBS; NBC, tied with Man Poor ABC; of on Thursday movie; House on the NBC; ABC; Wind and the on Monday movie; NBC; ABC, and ABC. The first organized whale fishery was developed by the Basques of Spain in the 12th century in the Bay of Biscay, says National Geographic. Would you like to name a newly born infant and win a prize to boot? If so, conjure up a name for an infant organization that could be called an auxiliary but disdains such an ordinary name.

The purpose of the organization is to support the projects of the Warehouse Living Arts Center, including special features, art exhibits, educational presentations, and productions of the Corsicana Community playhouse. The organization will function through such committees as those on visual arts, education, reception, public relations, fund raising, housekeeping, house management, fortnight activities, and communications. The committees will be interwoven. It is hoped that the name of the organization will act as a sort of campaign slogan to inspire people to support the cultural activities in progress at the Warehouse. Mrs.

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David Romanik, 2905 Mrs. Romanik said. Deadline for entries is April 1. yearly productions of the Playhouse, special art showings, the annual fortnight, and unusual offerings of varied interest are planned by the Brooks said. is therefore essential that the production group seek support from within its A contest to name the group was announced at the meeting.

Other matters of business attended to at the meeting included the foundation and structure of the committees and the board of directors. Further plans for the eventual form of the group will be formulated throughout this week. A third organizational meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 21 at the Warehouse, 202 E. Collin St.

All interested members are urged to attend, and any member of the community may participate by joining the Community Playhouse at anytime throughout the year. support and success of the Corsicana Community Playhouse is dependent upon the response of the said Mrs. David Romanik, who acted as chairman pro-tem for the meeting. tary basis under established racial quotas. Another student, Doug Tramel, told the panel he is also uncertain about the possibility of getting the same kind of education in another school that he is getting at the magnet school.

He is studying languages and computers. The academy is really a school within a school. Its 166 students, out of a total enrollment of 1 800 are given a classical curriculum with emphasis on history, languages and music. Teachers choose qualified students and encourage them to join the academy. concentrate on creative thought and principal T.

R. said. encourage research, they go into the sociological aspects of history, of man, into the and The students find it fascinating and watching them become in- volved and do their research is a rewarding The language courses include Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and German. Ue said that students like Cathy and Doug will need to attend a specialized magnet high school or honors courses in their regular high schools when they leave Holmes. While Cathy and Doug were worrying about where to go next year, school officials were appointing a task force to study reports of resentment and lack of cooperation by some principals and faculties whose top teachers and students are being recruited for the magnet schools.

The reports claimed that principals in regular schools are not encouraging their top students to attend the magnet schools. 15 winners named in youth art show Fifteen winners were picked out of the 200 entries in the juried exhibit of the second annual Bicentennial Arts and Crafts Association Youth Art Exposition held at Navarro Mall Saturday. According to BACA president Suzanne Cain a total of 400 entries were in the exposition, but only 200 of them were in the judging part of the show. The blue ribbon in group one (kindergarten through second grade) went to Carmen Porter, kindergarten; red ribbon to Robin Weisinger, kindergarten gold ribbons went to Kameron Smith, kindergarten; Bryan Kelly Hudson, kindergarten; and Clark Moore, 2nd grade. In the second group (grades third through fifth) the blue ribbon went Michael Jones, third grade; and the red ribbon went to Randy Thomas fourth grade.

Gold ribbons went to Sloane Estes and Dean Pritchett, fifth grade. The blue ribbon in the third group (sixth through eighth grades) went to Eric Drain, seventh grade, and the red ribbon went to Bridget Bowen, sixth grade. The gold ribbon in this group went to Lance Andrews, sixth grade. The fourth group (ninth through twelfth grade) blue ribbon went to Brett Sowell, ninth grade, and the red ribbon went to Mike Christie. Karen Helmer received the gold ribbon.

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