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Rtutlt•ntc reprcttrnt Johastni Clb' and
for 1'rllth Applrriation Werk slaon.
lima IrNmLst l-111h, Seated, left in
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k r\, aria fie Two in a I. e h 1 n g errangr- ilniversily ' College In
Livings. menty of while gladlol and our -
right, Luba 1Voyfew, Arfhur Norlhrol
chak and Nora Ann ilemmll Standing,
'if n L tivi Vk ftost•mary O'Neil
Youth Apereciotion Week i
Optimist Club Honors Students
EN*V CO7r _- Sludenti from Ihr rueafs of the lWiroli Or, dent, Arthur Northrop, a ninth
Jabasaa City and tt'esfoterwere initials Monday al s diner grader, has shown outatmidlnir
held in fhelr, honor.
leanevsd tmtw by fei Fbonotl Non Ann Heervn, a senloral a highrm of honolr student,, ropceptaln
thalso
eir
btrh in eetmmtribu of JCIHtth, has been prealdrnl of of the JC High freshmAn unAe-
thelr exildanditrg tvtMbuttaru her homeroom for three veers feated foolba]i team, find An
to acJsool, home and contanunity and this year to callor of the Cagle Seoul.
r,w etcht students, honored srho°1 yearbook She was also The two Harry L. Johnson
ohaenantte d Youth Appncl- elected the 19" JC Football School representative+, hlnrinnne
(flop H'erk siof Your sored b7 the Queen and A Quite scih'c In Will and Larry Harvey arc
sport" of the school, having par, both eighth graders. Marianne
Upt�Mt Club, are Norr Ann telrealed In bowling, volleyball, Is An excellent student And also
Heares and Paul Sopchak of arebey, aofthall and basketballNoris . partloipeles In the Glen Club and
Johnson City High arnol. Lu- cheerleader. is also a van/ty the Llbrark, club.
be R'oylew and Arthur North- Her classmate Larry, Is presl.l
rota d C Fred Johnson School, Paul Sopchak also a aenfor at dent of the Junior Historians
fdarturte Lawryk a nd Iirry JC High. kyss a member of thJa Club And Is also an active mem-
lfar+ry of Harry L. Johnson year's Southern 71er Conference tter 1n the Science Club, Glee
Sehooi and Rosemary ONeill foolhall champions and Is fin out- Club and the Library Club.
and Joseph G. Lt%tW of oteal. standing second -baseman on the La who wants fO he a doe-
, School high sdasrl vatsib baseball tram. for, Ls now reading college text-
books anrde ta, along with In thin. his oenlor year. Paul b },poke on zoology having ex -
an other sbrdeals honored this alto oerdor class president. 11, is hnlislyd s11 on hin level.
week from area schools, svi11 be a memlxr of the Art Club. Ttnscmary O'Neill, a seventh
flench Club and the Key Club, grader at Westover, is an ex -
Luba tt'm•tew, a seventh grad- cellenl scholar and plays the
er of C Fled Johnson, is a high clarinet In the school band. She
honer Prudent- a member of the also
school Orchestraperllclpnfrs In bowling and
land has been ae- Is A Girl Scout.filleted to take part >r the Joseph Likings, who is in the
Broarne CLubs. Music Festival eighth grade At WestoverU,5,cth
plays.
this year. Luba, who has shown fromb°ne in the scImnrsnalabilltyIn art and music, And pa1•tleipafes in so1salso loresldent Of the 4-H (rub. ketball And baseball of ChItenul Center. inn fe also an r-xp)orer
v- - cwcr a quarter -acre and
I' reputed to he 20 feet deep of
{�' y to can used gt litne9 or a s a B-af1R awtmMl
area YOtrrrreh.._
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in fhe
cmve
' of the. Wescott boy's body,rordered
the village gravel bed drained of
several feet of water willeb had
accumulated by seepage and spring
Slinllar action was promised in'
other quarters by Indignant area
citizens.
nnliouv drrnrd ed the altar of
,tit . onw, Ilnm;ul Catholic
('much fur Ow v.,-(ding yes-
lvldut fit \Ir- Mmlreen
Alin i11111rr and Arthur Wit-
liani Loula Northrop, Jr.
The Rev. Edward P, I4um-
phrey performed the 11 a. m.
double -ring ceremony for the
couple whose parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril A. Miller of 67
Baker Street, Johnson City,
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
W. L. Northrop of 210 Jerry
Street, Johnson City.
The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father.
For her wedding, the bride
chose a gown of white satin
sheer over taffeta with a long
sleeved molded bodice em-
broidered with Alencon lace
motifs. The same lace was
repeated on the bouffant skirl
which was terminated in a
chapel train.
A plateau cap of lace petals
trimmed with crystals and
seed pearls secured her six -
tiered veil of imported illusion
and she carried a cascade of
white glamellias with ivy fol-
Miss Carol Donlon was
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Rosemarie Am-
pula, Miss Marilyn Baldinuccl,
Miss Sharon Manley, a cousin
of the bride; Miss Karen Mey-
ers and Miss Charlene Miller,
a cousin of the bride. Junior
bridesmaid was Miss Mary
Kay Smith, also a cousin of
the bride.
Each of the attendants wore
identical E m p i r e gowns of
blue satin peau with accents
of white beading on their
bodices. They wore matching
picture hats and carried cas-
cades of pale yellow daisies.
The honor attendant carried
Yellow daisies and sweetheart
roses.
James Northrop, a brother
of the bridegroom, Nvas t he
best man, w If l e Richard
Burchill, James Murch, Gary
I-Iinaman, Robert Stevens and
Ronald Del Signore were ush-
s. A cousin of the bride,
rckrell, was the jun-
was
]And.
Me, Northrop Is
Brown University
dense.
Carl -
attending
In Provl-
L;
A✓/-.
—Portrait by Burlingame.
MRS. ARTHUR W. L. NORTHROP, J
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Arthur 1V. Nor rllp
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