The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 31

mmw mm Underused Lost And Found Section Over-Stocked Undoubtedly the most oversupplied and underused place at Smith-Cotton High School is the lost and found department. According to principal Earl Finley, what usually happens is that students will misplace things and then run into the office and say they were stolen, without even looking first. The student then runs home and tells his mother and father that his coat, books, boots or bandanna was stolen, which leaves the parents with the PHYLLIS JAN COLLINS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Collins, 813 East Broadway, Sedalia, will enter Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, where she will major in business and accounting. She is a 1967 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School impression that the school is filled with thieves, pick-pockets and other such undesirables. Then the parents call the school what the younger generation is coming to, and why the school do something about the crime wave. This makes life difficult for the teacher of administratoi who knows that little darling really look for what was and that it probably will turn up if the pupil checks his classrooms, lunch room or even his back pockets or purse, as the case may be.

Items in the lost and found department include numerous bwks, coats, and other assorted things. There are also such humorous items as the lunch foi the hungry student, one loafei for the one-footed student, and a large supply of combination locks taken from lockers and placed on the doors to the rest rooms, on pipes, classroom door handles and just about any place where they removed. Most of the items are kepi for about six months before they are destroyed, with the exception that clothing items go to the Salvation Army Lunches are not kept. Finley said some clothing was recently given away but that large number of books stil remains. The books may be claimed at the lost anc found department.

The Sedalia Democrat, Sunday, August 27, 1967 15B THEATER BOUGHT FOR TEARING DOWN? NEW YORK (AP)-The (Ownership of two Broadway theaters has been switched in an intricate real estate swap. Rockefeller-Time Inc. purchased both the Playhouse and the Alvin from separate titleholders, and then turned ownership of the Alvin over to the corporation which formerly possessed the Playhouse. Details of the multi-million dollar transactions were not disclosed, but the theatrical trade believes the switch was arranged as part of Rockefeller- Time negotiations to erect a skyscraper complex on including the Playhouse. LINDA DARLENE DILLON, Route 3, Sedalia, will attend Central Chrisitan College of the Bible in Moberly, where she plans to major in Cfiristfan education.

She is a 1967 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School. RICHARD WAYNE CALLIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Callis, Hughesville, will attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, where he will major in business. A graduate of Northwest High School, Hughesville, he ranked third in his class.

FRANKLIN PETERING, a 1967 graduate of LaMonte High School, will attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, where he will major in business administration. He Is the son of Mr. Mary Petering, 405 Myrtle, LaMonte. LINDA KAYE PETREE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie A. Petree, 913 East Ninth, Sedalia, is a 1967 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School. She plans to attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, where she will major in business administration. IMMEDIATE NEED For Properly Trained People in Civil Service and Business! PREPARE NOW for Early Employment Quick Advancement Future Security FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 5 Complete Courses Offered in Stenotype (Machine Shorthand) IBM Transcription Machine Stenographic Secretarial Junior Accounting Executive Secretarial Machine Calculator Clerk Typist College grade student body. Pleasant classrooms.

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and Mrs. Karl Beriy, 2504 West 32nd, will attend Central Missouri State College this fall. He is a graduate of Smith- Cotton High School, class of LARRY DEWITT, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer DeWitt, Route 5, Sedalia, will attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, majoring in electronic technology.

He is a graduate of Smithton RVI. ROBERT PIERCE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders, 419 East 13th, will attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg. He is a 1967 graduate of Smith-Cotton.

MICHAEL GEORGE RILEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Riley, 3004 Southwest will attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, where he will major in business. OUR 85th YEAR CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Sixth and Massachusetts Sedalia, Mo.

Fund-RaLsing Campaign LONDON (AP) The Salvation Army, backed by a high pressure publicity firm, has launched a campaign to make Britons aware of the poverty in their midst and raise one million pounds ($2.8 million) within six months. Shock pictures show a heavily pregnant 13-year-old schoolgirl. doorway drunks, helpless oldsters and deprived children. Car stickers and buttonhole badges bear the slogan: sake us a It is said that the shrew feeds almost continuously and can consume its own weight in food every three hours. LARRY PAUL SUDDUTH, a 1967 graduate of Sacred Heart High School, will attend Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, where he will major in business administration He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Sudduth, 501 West 11th, Sedalia. SHARON GOCHENOUR, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.

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