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liu (Chatter BY CHILLICOTHE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL TTie Longest Hour tor a Teen-Ager: The Driver Test Two squaw tot, Q- What Is the spooki called A The Ghost Guard lavy It's National FFA Week On each Kudaj, a curious thing happens, teenagers leave school With passes In hand, each week a few more of them become licensed diiicis Though not the end of the that i what failing this test means to the average teen ager At various times in the a these brave souls report to city hall thcj are given written tests They finish these tests in about 15 minutes, and although they knew the answers, they are almost suie the) didn't pass But by some miracle, they do Next they are told to go sit in their car and wait for their turn to take the driving part. As they sit theic, they become moie nor vous by the minute (lie radio (foi once) is silent Then alkmg ard them is the ammu He smiles and the i agci tries lo retuiii the smile 'Ihcri ii daze lie the chock his lights Usually the next thing the harried teen ager remembers is someone samg, "Congratulations," and as if a miracle has happened, he feels wonderful all over But one person is still uorned Who' Why, Dad, of course He can hear it now, Hey Dad, about the ear --Mike Gann This week, February 15 22, Is Na- izitloa. Th's year we have chosen (ional FFA Week. Daring this our AG B' CUI Mechanic The horn on your car ucek each of the thousands of --Dynamic Challenging must bo broken tcrs acros the nation tries to put We, the Chillicothe FFA chapter, Motorist No, it's just different Us name, and Ideas be- are aUo doing our In attaining Mechanic What do you mean' fore the public in order that tha thli national goal. We have posted It Just doesn't give a people ol the nation might know hoot nioie about this outstanding organ- (Continued on Page Five Milan Does It Again To Our Hornet Team Ihe Chilhcothe Hornets traveled to Milan for their second game uith this club Milan won the first game by 10 points SCHOOL CALENDAR February 21, Basketball, Kirksville (here) 22, Basketball, UmonuUe (here) 24, A 7 00 2a, II ami parents 7 30 2o, Rodgers and Hammerstem quartet from 27, Music program, Fendorf V.

28 A party in Brookfield had also beaten 2 8, Karen Lolz WHAT Goes on in Art Class Hornets but Hith great effort Chillicothe beat them on their own March court- Things looked good the 2-6, Hornets because Milan had been beaten by Uniomllle, a team low talking to girls interested in nursing The picture depicts a nor mal class day in tlie life of the 4th hour art class other stu 'dents study figure drawing and di rect their efforts toward creating an image little Jerry Ireland earns his to a grade by patiently working as a model for the group Asked about his feelings on the matter he "The pay is not the best, but it is easy work!" In the picture left to right are Jeana Palmer, Debris Nibarger, er down the ladder in conference John Saale, Lana Bonderer, Car standings my Coon, Daud Wentuorth, Jer Because of poor shooting during rj Baldwin Jerry Ireland Mike the first three quarters, the game Vickers, Mvisgrave John wasn't as close as the fans from Van Dusen and Cljde Wilson Two or Three Among Us Will Be Killed Before We re 21 Chilli wanted it With fine shoot ing from Shoush and McCormick, id tournament St Joseph 5, Aptitude tests for all 10th grade students 5, 1 raj unit here 7, National Merit test for juniors 7, College Board test HORNEfpROGRESS very small a length, since one 'he Hornets were able to pull uith BY rnn nnh tVunpn fhnt irr iircpr three points during the fourth The Hoineti But By JOHN FORD v-ere turned in their ftan he en- of the with fhich one observes Su 8 rt game as the fouling of eaeh team the Milan Wildeats last Frida lipM hmiptpr has a hioVi fro Chilucothe had 12 more fouls than night Controlling the rebounding quenev hence a ouantum of Mlla11 Whfle Mllan hlt 24 tor ss lhc glass aclil)0 Kellv On Tuesday afternoon, Feb 10, just as dangerous as the very fast diergy (the higher the frequency Chilhcothe hit for 14 for 19 and this Sears and Sid Taylor ncre able to -the noise from the rush to the au drivers It is the driver's duty to a vale tho higher the energy a a decldlI1 8 Another fire their team up enough to was rant a'TMfi Mta the Hornets bj many as 16 points 2nd ma both the first three quarters Storm -ditorium was as distinct as it is remain on the defensive against the to use whenever there is an assemblv 4s all tjpes of dmers would have a wavelength as small Ig as the students settled Mr Turner, before closing, pre- as the atomic orbit has quanta of Coucb a McCo TMick out of the ing back In the fourth quarter, the their seats Candi Taylor introduced seated the school a folder of safe energy, it would teal the electron TM i a center went to Hornets found it rather hard to -the speaker who was Jack Turner, duving tips In this folder there from the atom and destrov the i ery work on the boarda ta fillal the deficit although thcv -t former national race driver Mr is a Up for each week of the school object of our exammat(on ulte Period came within three points of the ITurner drove in six Indianapolis car These are to be placed on a generallj all measurments which nien in the scoring col Wildcats in the final minutes -SCO's before retiring last May bulletin board or somewhere else cou i De usei for a dec i slon for Chillicothe were Shoush On Saturday night the Hornets Champion Spark Plug Co is "here they may ba viewed by all te een the wave and the particle ana McCormick with 14 and Couch had better luck but still failed to aponsoring his speaking tour, as students In closing, Mr Turner na ur of the electron or any oth- a wMe scortog for Milan snow tne se punch that they well as being sponsored locally hy left us with this final remark "It's er the same property consisted of Sears with 22 and Tay. shown a few times this Motor Supply Co and Chilhcothe better to be 60 seconds late for a one per orms these measure' Ior wlth 13 At the end of the game seasim 6 ame Proved to be a Supply During the date than 60 years early to your fte object changes its state tte score proved to he slightly short defensive battle between the Ma Mr Turner introduced grave." completely in the performance it because Milan had 56 and Chilli- con Tigers and the Red and Black -Jerry Thompson and Ross Young, --Karen Stilabower. self and the result of the measure tte OIU Wllh 15 14 score -representatives from the local mrat applies not to the original -Greg Neal. ge many tandar riponsoring firms Phy-Chem LeOTHS state but to the state into which While playing great defense the Mr Turner stated that according the object was put by the mea- FILMS ABE SHOWN IN 3 fal statistics two or three out of the TO Expect lurement record of conforenM achon The impossibility of measuring CHEMETRY CLASSES certain quantities relating to atom "number In our school will be killed -fa automobile accidents before they ting them Brookfield for ond place teenagerTleam from the par- Dr Hol er Smith, professor of in instrumentation, if this measure chemical means in huge factories as they played them three strong eata In about of the necessary 0 chemistry at Tarkio Col- ment could be made, the coexist A crystal of quarters in their first encounter time rad all of the parents bad legl T' rese nted the program He ence of wave and particle proper and years to but a chemical Ue fi rst part of the season Know habits are passed on to the young ks on The Uncertainty Prin ties in a single obioct ould col grown crystal can be grown mg that John Huenemann and the A driver learns from exper The uncertainty principle lapse We know from many ob a few months These crystals are Tigers from the northeast will not lence and the expeiience received ta ha impossible simul- servations that our objects exhibit so hard they must be cut by a dia down and accept their long ID driver's education and driving Jf" I i bolh Ivale and properties mond saw They are cut into overdue sting from the Hornets after obtaining a license often pays 1, no 0 Hence lhe He '5TMberg restrictions plates for telephones and seed the Red and Black will haie to ptay off in emergencie: A race driver faces risks, dan gers and high speeds, and there- fore, he must stay alert Safety HiU equipment is of much value lo him Mr Turner explained that he 'might 0 rf i its speed Dr Smith demonstra mus hav the chair, motion Is inovita --Susan Vandiver. QUOTES CAREERS IN MATH ARE DESCRIBED BY PROFESSOR pions JOKES Bob- What would you think if ou i crippled or badly injmed educational This is at the rate of almost 110 Cramer Mansur.

director of the lives per day It wjs also inter cle nc department at Chillicothe estuig and surprising to note that School explains the uncer snowflake in an avalanche feels responsible --Etaislaw Lee MOTTO The Constitution-Tribune, Great opportunities will not come Chillicothe. Mo unless you make use of small ones FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1964 thcorj energy is accepted or re 0 Lord let us not lue to be use jocted by the atom or parts of the les. atom in discrete quantities The quantum state cinnot be described in terms of a mechanical model It is a new state of matter, dif ienced have exoer hrse escaping ordinary obser on ccai se of the that enation necessarily will obllterate thc cond.tions of its ex a they are caused--usmllj by care lessness, There are three basic rules of drhmp alertness condition of the automobile "The owner of the automobile should make sure it has periodic checks The svstem and brakes should be checked frequent ly," Air Turner remarked All glasses should be ''ept clear ami cracked glass shou'ti he replaced ttie tixmUim theory atomic immediatclj Windows and rear particles and light may exhibit view mirrors should be kept clear both particle and wave properties of all 'do dads i in the Electrons as they strike the inside fcacfc of the car should not be used of TV picture tube show par as a storage shelf Obiecls phcod tide pioperties and by other ex- there can become unguulcd pcnmenls electrons show wave if the driver is forced to make a properties Light has wave prop sudden stop These ungmdcd mis erlics when you -see the color effect gles" could knock the driver out when a drop of oil is placed on wa- and cause a very serious accident ter on the other hind, light has Ths tires on thc cai arc also im particle properVies when electrons portant to thc safety of the tar of an atom absorb light energy and Tires ore abused by Hot Rod Hai move through a Mire hnd meter a-i lies" and "Harnettes" who the case of a light meter used their tires around corners by -squeal takps 10 miles' use off the StnnRe as the idea of the light tires a is it opens up a new as When driving on long trips a pect of lhe question how an atom diver should stay relaxed to help limits and absorbs light, how light him stay alert' To prevent road is produced bv atom' and how hypnosis and muscle paralyse a atoms arc influenced by light driver should stop at least once In ordinary way of looking every two hours and got out of the at things, the electron must he r- to stretch either a particle or a wave If -e nrt- about 95 million li we trace the- path of an electron censed drivers in the United State? we could decide this question Out of these there arc who There is a technical problem If 7 drive way over the speed limit and we want to look at the detailed many who drive way under, but structure of an electron in Its or- UIOM who drivfl way under art bit, we muit light wltb -John Wesley Junior Hornets Win Third The Chillicothe freshmen trav ton Bullpups for the third place elcd to Brookfield Feb 11, 13 and trophj and they brought it home 14 for the annual Brookfceld with them Brookfield won lor high tournament KirKsville was second The junior Hornets were seeded lhe freshmen squad consists of second the standings among the the following bojs Simmons, Veams the conference This David Payno, Helton VJiHard Han- DAFFYMISHIONS Hot rod--A branding iron Itotisscrie--A fcins wheel for year the tournament consisted of dy Jones John Bousum, Junior chickens all the North Central Missouri Con Hess, Iim Donoho Piul Beever, Artificial--Judge at the drawing ference junior high teams Allen Frazier, Mike Smith Lairy conVest The junior Hornets won their Caselman, a Rucker, Don Cabbage--The age of a taxi first game but Brookfield beat Banks, manager, and Gene Saun Bathing Beautj--A girl worth them in the semifinal bracket ders, coach, wading for The team went on to play the Tren --Rick. Pajne JUNIOR PLAY CAST-- Left to r.ghf Front row Nibarger, Judi Taylor, Karen Co i (prompter), Brcnda Robert Kirby, Sharon Allen (prompter), Lou Rensch (assistant direc tor) 7elnn Downll Mary Hamenek Sue Cox, back row--Mr Carole White Dick Dowell Don Thompson, (stage manager), Jerry Graham, Gem While, Danny Williams, Quell Applcbury, Susan Wetzel. TV Program Listings 2-KFEQ TV Ch Cli TV Ch i--KCMO TV Ch.

'togram listmgj on provided by Hit IndnMvol ttattom an mpomibU toi than wcurocj. Latter ottar program lining indkotai color TONIGHT 00 m. 3 4 5 9 6 15 p.m. Sports Book Ron Cochran 6.30 m. 3 5 Great Adventures Jo Stafford Show Destry 7 30 m.

5 Route 66 4 Bob Hope Burke Law 30 m. 5 TwihghV Zone Donna Reed That a The Week that Was Price Is Right 9 00 3 5 Alfred Hitchcock Jack Paar--C Fight of the Week 9 45 pm Make That Spare tO 00 3 4 5 9 Nevis 10 IS Tiurke's Lav, To.ught--C Movie Small Town Girl 1 Steve Allen 10 20 m. Destry 11.15 2 Trails 11.20 Highway Patrol 11.45 p.m. Evening Praer Movie The Rebel Set 12 Midnight 4 News 12 05 a.m. Wrestling 30 a.m.

5 News 12 40 a m. Moue Salute Marines 1-05 a 4 Dailv Word 1.15 1 Nens Almanac Newsreel--Faith for Ouf Times SATURDAY 5 55 Moment of Meditation Farm Report 6 30 a 5 Sunrise Semester 6 50 mm. 2 Morning Prajer 6 55 m. 2 7.00 2 3 5 Captain Kangaroo 7 30 a.m. 4 Town and Country 7.50 Call to Worship 7.55 a.m.

9 8 00 a 2 3 5 Alvm Show 4 Casper Friends 9 Farm Hour 8-30 am. 3 5 Tennessee Tuxedo 9 Torey and Friends 9 00 a 2 3 5 Quickdraw McGraw 4 Hector Heathclothe--C 9 30 a.m 2 3 5 Mighty Mouse 4 Fireball 9 Jetsons 10 00 235 Rm Tin Tin 4 Dennis 9 Beanj Cecil 10 30 2 3 5 Roy Rogers 4 Fury 9 Camper 11 00 a m. 2-3 5 Sky King 4 Junior Auction Bugs liunny 11 30 a 2 3 5 Do You Know 4 BullHinkle 9 Super Car 12 Neon 2 3 News 5 Sports Spectacular 4 Exploring--C 9 Movie Jinx Money 12 30 m. 2 Movie Under Fire 3 Mm ic Time of Their Lives 1 4 Categories 1 30 p.m. 4 Jungle Theater 5 Movie Small lown Girl Challenge Golf 2 pm 2 Challenge Golf 2.30 p.m.

0 Hootcnanny 3.00 p.m. 2 Golf 4 Bowling 5:30 p.m. 3 Big 10 Basketball 4 NBC Sports Special 9 Science All Stars 4 p. m. 2 Official Basketball Match Golf 9 World ol Sports 4.30 p.m.

Let Dance 5 4 Cameo Theater 5 Strike It Lucky 5 30 m. Flintstones 3 The Deputy 5 Mr Ed 9 Rockj Friends 6 p.m. 2 Sportsman's Friend 3 Sid Caesar 4 5 News 9 Son of Chiller. Snow Creature 4:30 p.m. 23! Jackie Gleason 4 The lieutenant 7 20 p.m.

9 News 7:30 p.m. 2 3 5 The Defenders 4 Joey Bishop--C 9 Lawrence Welk 8 00 4 Movie Story of 3 Loves 8 30 m. I Dick VanDyVe 3 5 Phil Sihers 9 Saturday Night at Holhuood ealaca 9.00 2 3 5 Gunsmoke 9.30 pm. 0 Edte Adams 10:00 m. 2 3 5 9 News 10 15 p.m.

1 Wrestling 4 Movie Gunflghter 5 Movie Yankee Doodle Dandy 9 Chiller Flame Barrier 10:20 pm. 1 Burke's Law 11:20 p.m. 2 Bowling 3 Movie Utah Blame 11:45 pm. 9 Movie The Devil Takes a Ruia 12:15 a m. 2 Evening Prater 11.25 a.m.

4 Movie Manhattan Heartbeat 5 Movie Red Snow 1.15 a.m. News--Faith for Our Times SUNDAY 7.25 a.m. Call lo Worship 7 30 a m. 3 The Answer 9 Gospel Favorites 7-55 a m. 9 Call to Worship 8.00 a m.

Sunrise Semester 5 Llgnt Time 8.15 m. 5 Davcy and Goliath 8-10 a Country Gospel 4 Sacred Heart 5 Your Church and Mint Discovery 8 45 a 4 Christophers 900 a 4 Industry on Parade 5 Lamp unto My Feet 9 Wonderama 9.15 a 4 Americans at Work 3 5 Look Up and Live 4 Faith for Today 10 00 a m. 3 5 Camera Three 4 Frontiers to Faith 9 Pro Bowlers Tour 10-10 a 3 Christian Science 4 Bible Answers 5 April 15th 10:45 a m. 5 Inquiry 11 a m. 3 Bowling 4 This Is The Life 5 Profile 11 30 a m.

4 Championship Bowling 5 Face the Nation 9 Rocky i. Friends 11 50 a.m. 2 Morning Prayer 11:55 a 2 News 2 Bowling Ajdelotte vs. Knstof 3 Social Security 4 World of Henry Ford 5 Alumni Fun 9 Hour of Stars 2 15 p.m 3 House Hunting 12:30 m. 3 Gospel of Christ 4 Billiards 5 Amateur Hour 1 p.m 2 Championship Bndga 3 a Report 4 Philharmonic I Movie Yankee Boodle Dandy National Indoors Tennis 1:90 p.m.

2 3 Sports Spectacular 2 4 Wild Kingdom 1:30 p.m. 4 Probe 9 Under Discussion Poverty In America 3:00 p.m. The Deputy 3 World of Golf 4 Movie The Gun fighter 3:30 p.m 2 Oral Roberts 1 Whlrlybirda 4 p.m. 2 Alumni Fun 3 Oral Roberts 5 Your People's Concert 9 Checkmate 4:30 p.m. 2 Amateur Hour 3 Pioneers 5 00 pm.

2 3 5 20th Century 4 Meet the Press 9 Wyatt Earp 5.30 p.m. 2 3 Mr Ed 4 Bill Dana Show 5 News New Breed 1:00 p.m. 2 3 5 Lassie 4 News 4-30 p.m. 2 3 5 My Favorite Martian 4 Disney Color 9 Travels of Fheeters p.m. 2 3 5 Ed SJlhvan p.m.

4 Grind! 1 Arrest and Trial 3.00 p.m. 2 5 Judy Garland 3-4 Bonanza--C 9:00 p.m. 1-3-5 Candid Camera 4 Dupont Show Squad 9:30 p.m. 1 3 5 What's My Line Premiere Cockleshell Heroes 10-00 p.m. 13-4-5 9 News 10-10 m.

Premiere 10:15 p.m. 1 Holve- Garment Jungle 4 Naked City 5 Movie Green Dolphin Street 10:20 p.m. 10-30 p.m. 2 Movie Sand 11:15 4 Movie Far Horizon 11.30 9 Movie Double Fea. lure Phenii City Story and Bodyguard 12 MldnlfM 2 Evening Prayer 2:30 a.m.

News Almanac Newsreel--Filth for Our Times MONDAY 4.25 a.m. 4 Daily Word 5 Christophers 6.30 a m. 4 Operation Alphabet -45 a m. 3 Sunrise Semester 4:55 a.m. 4 Daily Word 5 Farm Facts 7 00 a.m.

4 Today 5 Sunrise Semester 7:15 a.m. 3 Cartoons 7-20 a 9 Call to Worship 7 25 a m. 4 9 News 7:30 m. 4 Today 3 Ding Dong School 5 Moment oi Merhtttoon 9 Columbia Lecture 7:35 a.m. 5, Carloonland 7.45 m.

5 King and Odie 7:50 a.m. 2 Morning Prayer 7 55 a m. 2 News 8:00 a.m. 2 3 5 Captain Kangaroo 9 Toreytime 8 45 a.m. 9 Lee Phillip 1 00 a.m.

2 5 Mike Wallace 3 Conversational Spanish 4 Say When 9 Topper 9 25 a.m. 4 News 9-30 a.m. 2 5 1 Love Lucy 4 Word for Word Day In Court 9.45 a.m. 3 Woman's World 9.55 a.m. 9 News 10:00 a.m.

2-5 The McCoys 3 Ed Allen 4 Concentration Price ti Right 10:25 a.m. 9 News 10 30 a m. 2 3 5 Pete and Gladys 4 Missing Links The Object Is 10-55 a m. 9 News 11:00 2 3 5 of Life 4 First Impression 9 Seven Kes 11 25 m. 2 3 5 News 11:30 a 2 Lee Phillip 3 5 Search for Tomorrow 4 Truth or Consequencei 9 Father Knows Best 11-45 a 2 Noon Show 3-5 Guiding Light 12 Noon 2 3 5 N'ews Weather- Markets 4 Cartoons 9 Ernie Ford 12:15 a.m.

3 Town and Country 12 20 m. 4 Neus 12 30 m. 5 As The World Turna 4 Accent 9 General Hospital 12 55 p.m. 9 News 1:00 pm. 135 Password 4 Let Make Deal 9 Free For All pm.

4 Nefta 1:30 m. 135 House Party 4 Bachelor Father 2:00 2 3-5 Tell the Truth 4 Loretu Younf 2:25 p.m. t-3-5-9 Ncwi 2 30 pm. People's Choice 3 5 Edge of Night 4 You Pon't Siy Quefn for 9:00 p.m. 2 3-5 Secret Storm 4 Match Gamt 9 Trailm aster 3:25 m.

3:30 p.m. 2 FunbouM 3 Le6 Fhilbp 4 Room for Daddy 5 Men ol Town 3-45 p.m. 1 KTVO Forum 4.00 p.m. 3 Brave Stallion 4 Superman Torey A Friends 4.M p.m. 2 Rifleman 3 Candy Land 4 Huckleberry Hound 9 Mickey Mouse 5:00 p.m.

2 Zane Grey Theiter Flintstones 4 Rifleman 9 Torey and Friends 5-30 m. 2 3 5 Walter Cronkjtt 4 Huntley-Brinkley 9 Lawman 00 pm 2 3 4 5 9 News p.m. 5 Sports Book Roa Cochran A 30 m. 2 3 5 To Tell The Tnth 4 le Prince of Placrs 9 Outer Limits 7 00 p.m. 2 3 5 I've Got a Secret 7-30 2 9 Wagon Train--C 3 5 The Lucy Show 8 00 pm 5 5 Danny Thomas 8 3 0 3 Andj Griffith 4 Films ol Figlas By Claj and Liston 00 2 3 5 East Side West Side 4 Smg Along 9 Breaking Point 10 00 2 1 4 5 9 Ntws Weather 10 15 2 Movie Panic Street 4 Tonight--C 5 Movie Calling Dr Kildare 9 Sieve Allen 10.20 p.m.

3 Channing 10-50 p.m. 9 Steve Allen 11:15 p.m. 2 Trails West 3 Pioneers 2 Evening Prayer 9 The Pioneers 12:05 a.m. 4 Highway Patrol 12:10 a.m. 4 Daily Word 5 Movie Men of Boys Town a.m.

9Niwi 4 Filth for Our Times 4 Daily Word.