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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
5
Athens High School hosts College Day on Friday with guidance from student reporter Mark Thellmann. The event invites students to explore college programs and gain insights useful for postsecondary planning.
At The Plains Cub Pack 58 April meeting awards and rank advancements were presented. Bobcat badges went to Gregory Nix Peter Nix Mark Meredith Steve Sammons Kevin Williamson and Jay Talbert. Wolf badges awarded to Martin Cremeans Paul Maccombs and Tim Grubb. Wolf gold arrows earned by Tim Grubb Joey Flowers Neal Lee and Jeffrey Dixon. Wolf silver arrows given to Neal Lee and Doug Jones. Bear badges went to Mike Roberts Ronald Hartman Gregg Jeffers and Brent Kasler. Jeffers and Kasler earned gold arrows. Peter Nix and Gregg Jeffers advanced to Webelos. Webelos activity badges were earned by engineers Terry Roberts Joey Chapman Brian Jones and Billy Jewell. sportsmen Terry Roberts and Brian Jones. scholar Randy Sabo.
Twenty one students at Federal Hocking High School joined the schools National Honor Society chapter with Marc Vaughn Mike Vaughn Cindy Ahle Debbie Brandeberry Robert Browning Susie Hofland Greg Cable Greg Wallace Nancy Ellis Jo Peters Linda Paul Darlene Dunfee Gerry England Jane Linscott Danny Hall Jane Eddy Herman Carson Mira de Laval Ellis English Linda Welch Jerry Majorney plus honorary members Mrs Julia Starlin and Mrs Evelyn Koehler.
OU baseball coach Bob Wren will speak at the Red Cross Recognition Banquet on Wednesday May 17 at 6 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church Athens. Wren leads OU with 24 seasons without a losing year and 11 MAC titles. Reservations due May 11.
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