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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1967

Page

4

Diane Brutsche Aims Pure White Nurse Uniform At Training Start

Diane Brutsche a 1967 St Pauls High School graduate plans to enter Sandusky School of Practical Nursing this fall to pursue nursing. She earned a hospital cap for 100 hours as a candy striper at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and saved about 200 for tuition while parents cover the rest and room and board.

Diane Brutsche St. Paul’s High School Sandusky School of Practical Nursing Diane Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Sandusky St. Paul’s Mary Jane Ackerman Bucyrus

City Youth Heads to Akron Electronics Institute

Gerald Kramer an 18 year old St Pauls graduate will start at the United Electronics Institute in Akron October 15 to study electronics with two classmates Ted Barman and Mike Kramer. He aims to build a radio or amplifier and later enter the space program possibly with NASA. He expects a strict two year program with little downtime and plans to rent an apartment with friends.

Gerald Kramer Missles National Aeronautical Space Administration St. Paul’s United Electronics Institute Akron Gerald Akron Electronics School Ted Barman Mike Kramer

Studious athlete Tom Furey to attend Xavier University

A four year football letterman and three year basketball player at St Pauls High School, 17 year old Tom Furey will leave Sept 15 for Xavier University in Cincinnati to study finance in the college of business. He plans to focus on studies, with some intramurals, while contributing to tuition and living costs through summer highway work and future jobs.

St. Paul’s High School Tom Furey Tom Xavier University Cincinnati College of Business Xavier Charles F. Furey Southgate Dr Huron County Department of Highways

Nancy Meesig Begins Fashion Merchandising Studies in Toledo

Nancy Meesig an 18 year old St Pauls graduate will study fashion merchandising at Patricia Stevens Career College in Toledo. She will live in a school dormitory and cook for herself while spending half of each day in classes and the other half in on the job training at a Toledo store. Her goal is to become a buyer for a large department store. Tuition is paid by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Meesig of 179 West Main Street. September 18 marks the start date to meet her roommate and begin cooking duties.

Nancy St. Paul’s Patricia Stevens Career College Toledo Patricia Stevens Robert Meesig W. Main St

Post high school plans of St Pauls 1967 graduates

Sixty nine per cent of the 1967 graduating class at St Pauls High School plans further education. Of 78 June graduates 54 intend to continue schooling, including 23 boys and 31 girls. At least two will join U S Armed Forces.

St. Paul’s High School United States Armed Forces

St Paul Students College Bound This Year

List of students and associated colleges including Kozack Elyria Cosmetology School Katherine Lesch Notre Dame College Cleveland Mary Pat Lodermeier Nazareth College Nazareth Ky Colleen Mack Sandusky Branch of Bowling Green State University Susan Mayle Weaver Airlines School Kansas City Kansas Nancy Meesig Patricia Stevens Career College Toledo Margaret Metz University of Dayton Linda Mohr Bliss Business College Toledo Donna Perry beauty school Christine Robertson Miami University Antoinette Schaffer Weaver Airline School Kansas City Kansas Theresa Sharbaugh Marquette University Donna Sizemore Bowling Green State University Katherine Spangler Mercy School of Nursing Kathleen Stein Sandusky School of Practical Nursing Rosemary Wechter Weaver Airline School Kansas City Kansas Nancy Wiedemann University of Toledo Mary Ann Rospert Mary Manse College Toledo

John Amato Notre Dame University Notre Dame Ind Theodore Barman United Electronics Institute Akron John Fantauzzo Xavier University Cincinnati Michael Fleming Navy Thomas Furey Charles Gross Ashland College Richard Gross Columbus Business University Charles Haegel University of Pennsylvania Allen Harshberger Air Force Robert Humbel Walsh College Canton James Kline Kent State University William Kluding University of Dayton Gerald Kramer Michael Kramer Peter Larrow Arizona State University Joseph Mellen Marion College Indiannapolis George Newcomer Miami University Oxford Dennis Owens University of Detroit Detroit Mich Charles Reichert William Rupp Lorain Kozack Elyria Cosmetology School Katherine Lesch Notre Dame College Cleveland Mary Pat Lodermeier Nazareth College Nazareth Colleen Mack Sandusky Bowling Green State University Susan Mayle Weaver Airlines School Kansas City Kansas Nancy Meesig Patricia Stevens Career College Toledo Margaret Metz Linda Mohr Bliss Business College Donna Perry Beauty School Christine Robertson Antoinette Schaffer Weaver Airline Katherine Spangler Mercy School of Nursing Kathleen Stein Sandusky School of Practical Nursing Rosemary Wechter Nancy Wiedemann University of Toledo Mary Ann Rospert Mary Manse College

Berkeley Not Most Active Campus In Civil Rights Study

A UPI report shows UC Berkeley ranks second to Stanford in 1965 student involvement in civil rights work campus politics and service projects. Katz of the Institute for the Study of Human Problems surveyed 500 Stanford seniors and 600 at Berkeley, finding only a one to two percent difference.

San Francisco UPI University of California At Berkeley Bay Area Stanford University Berkeley Joseph Katz Institute For the Study of Human Problems Stanford Sanford

Universities Turn World Into Campuses

NEW YORK FOREIGN study is education's latest trend as colleges expand abroad. Earlham College develops non Western programs in Japan with GLCA participation while critics warn against gimmickry and outdated teaching methods.

New York UPI Jackson Bailey Earlham College of Richmond Ind Japan Bailey Earlham Great Lakes Colleges Association Glca India Philippines Dr. Bailey U.S. Army of Occupation Edwin Reischauer

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Norwalk St. Paul Grads William Brutsche Lee Ave Brutsche St. Paul Students College Theresa Sharbaugh Marquette University Donna Sizemore Bowling Green State Uni China Suez Tokyo Waseda University Nevitt Sanford Institute
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