Class of 1977 Faces Future Careers Across Suburban Life
Maureen Hehman and Laurie Petrie report on Suburban Life area seniors as they choose paths for college and careers. They note practicality, desire for financial independence, and openness to nontraditional roles, including journalism, ministry, or underwater welding, with many planning to work after marriage or pursue further study.
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Maureen Hehman
Laurie Petrie
Sonal Eoin
Ar Ee
Individua
Jenny Lehman to study photography on full scholarship
Ursuline Academy student Jenny Lehman will study photography this fall at the Art Institute of Atlanta on a full scholarship. Her winning self portrait and montage of images impressed judges during Community Learning Week. Jennyaspires to express herself through images and previously planned a career in forestry.
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Ursuline Academy
Eeeony
Art Institute of Atlanta
Jenny
Noll
Ursuline
Ursuline student charts path to photography career
Jenny Labwoan, daughter of Harry and Shirley Labwoan, pursues an independent study in photography at Ursuline. She designed her own course and plans to become a freelance photographer after two years in Atlanta, seeing photography as a lifelong career. She credits Ursuline with fostering independence and guiding her toward self defined goals.
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Ursuline
Jenny
Atlanta
Harry and
Shirley Labwoan
Finley UN
Underwater Welding: Worth the Risk for Pat Patton
In 1974 Pat Patton met scuba diving and soon earned certification. A Madeira High School teacher later steered him toward Live Oaks welding, aiming to fund college with Gulf or Texaco sponsorship. He sees underwater welding as art requiring precision though dangerous work awaits.
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Pat Patton
Pat
Madeira High School
Live Oaks Center For Career Development
Gulf
Texaco
Pat pursues underwater welding training amid danger talks
Pat, a strong student at Live Oaks, eyes underwater welding college in Ft. Lauderdale or Louisville. He expects two months of schooling, anticipates $20 to $30 per hour after graduation, and sees future roles earning up to $50 hourly. He recalls past injuries from underwater work and vows to keep welding until he is shocked.
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Pat
Live Oaks
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Louisville
Suspect in rape and arson signs confession in Silverton
Larry Tatum, 24, of Hailstone Apts., Montgomery Road, Silverton, has signed a confession to rape and attempted murder. Bond set at $50,000 on each charge. The 16 year old Deer Park girl was found burned and beaten, in critical condition, May 25 at Hailstone Apts. Police say she identified Tatum from a photo. The victim remains at General Hospital in fair condition.
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Regs
Deer Park
Silverton
Ken Dye
Ree Bite
Hamilton Common Pies Burt
Joseph A. Luebbers
Larry Tatum
Hailstone Apts
Montgomery
Brenda Walls
Montgomery Rd
Fraupin
Silverton Life Squad
General Hospital
Cma
Orever
Id Perelman Roos
Dye
Tatum
Hamilton County
Blue Ash Rejects Bill Knapp's rezoning plan on Pfeiffer Rd
Blue Ash council denied Bill Knapp's Restaurant rezoning from residential to planned commercial and development on Pfeiffer Road after redesigns and a planning commission split. Opponents argued property values and neighborhood character, while support cited buffer measures and road widening needs.
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Laurie Petrie
Blue Ash Council
Bill Knapp
Pfeiffer Rd
Blue Ash Planning Commission
Harry Wasserman
Albert Schuholz
Council
Wasserman
Stephanie Stoller
Stoller
Blue Ash
Don Biedermann
Planning Commission
Biedermann
Knapp
Vic Suhm
Robert McConau
Cyhole
Pfeiffer
McConaughy
Dorothy Miller
Landmarks on agenda for Montgomery City Council meeting
The Montgomery City Council will discuss new landmarks Fellowship Baptist Church Todd Sherritt Rees House Blackerby Sheppard House Slowick Sulek office Kjellenberg Giblin House Nissy Building International Arts Gallery Century 21 Realty office. A second vote on Kiwanis DuPriest and Pioneer buildings is planned and a property conveyance at the NW corner of Montgomery and Pfeiffer roads will be accepted.
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Montgomery
Indian Hill S D Plans Close Jr High by 1979
A consultant for the Indian Hill School Board recommends closing the junior high by September 1979. Concord School will close this year. Under the plan Drake Road Grade K-2 Wyandot 3-5 Shawnee 6-8 High School 9-12 by 1979 with each grade in one building and Concord and junior high to be repurposed.
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Indian Hill
Drake Road
Wyandot
Shawnee
Concord
Deer Park Earning Tax Increase Vote Set for June 7
Inside Life surveys show thoughts on a proposed 2 percent earnings tax increase in Deer Park with graduates from area schools discussing their plans careers and dreams for the future. Pages 3 4 6 and Local high school graduates honored pages 9 10 11. Blue Ash Council rejects subdivision plan for airport property sparking pros and cons debate on page 2 and page 20.
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Deer Park
Blue Ash Council
Joshua's Confusion Roles Highlight Amish Family
The WLWT special centers on Isaac and his son Joshua in a young Amish boy’s struggle with 20th century life. Timothy Rail portrays Joshua, Charles Goetz plays Isaac, with filming in northeastern Ohio and Rail a Cincinnati School for the Creative and Performing Arts student. The program debuts this fall.
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Isaac
Joshua
WLWT
Channel 5
Kennedy Heights
Timothy Rail
Charles Goetz
Pleasant Ridge
Ohio
Rail
Cincinnati School For the Creative and Performing Arts
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Kent State
Jenny Lehman
Schuholz
Jr. High
Young Kennedy Heights
F.dr.c. Bank
Kenwood
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