German Play Cast Earns Second Prize at Heidelberg College
Gretel Linda Englert the witch Keith Ware Hansel featured in a Heidelberg College competition where the class won second prize on Saturday Reflector Photo by Paul Stafford shows the scene.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1978
Page
5
Gretel Linda Englert the witch Keith Ware Hansel featured in a Heidelberg College competition where the class won second prize on Saturday Reflector Photo by Paul Stafford shows the scene.
Norwalk High School won second place in both beginning and intermediate German skits at Heidelberg College in Tiffin. The nearby French teams also placed as runners-up, with German and French classes taught by T W Cunningham and Mrs. Victoria Hayes respectively.
Sixteen trainees completed the 79 hour Emergency Victim Care course. They will add in-hospital time to finish training under Trade and Industrial Education Services with Ehove and area hospitals. Citizens Ambulance Services graduates include Michael Bess Ronald Croxford Robert Davis Harold Divers Dennis Hall Jane Johannsen David Ockenga Mary Jo Ockenga Virginia Parker Audrey Starbuck Debbie Starbuck David Starkey LeRoy Stober James Tansey David Young Donna Young. Norwalk Ambulance Service representative Kathy Angell plus Hineman Ambulance Service Roberta Werner attended. State certification as Emergency Medical Technicians Ambulance will follow after in-hospital training.
Village council, police, school officials, and residents meet to end nightly disturbances in the New London school parking lot. A cable barrier will block access after evening events, with police enforcing closing and school staff unlocking the lot in the morning.
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