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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
9
The Flyers defeated Geen Springs 20 to 6 to stay in the AP top ten as their season record rose to 5-0. Gregory Fries was elected president of the freshmen class with Diane Kramer secretary and Susan Zeller treasurer while Ronald Ridge became treasurer.
Norwalk High announces a drive to collect gifts for Viet Nam soldiers with a class contest and trophy for the winner. The first issue of the Signal debuts with two new features and an orange nameplate. Elmer Smith announces the cast for Drums of Death opening Nov 11, featuring Martha Roose Jim Calhoun Terri Geoghan Randy Love Dave Preston Willie Robinson Cyndi Schaechterle Athena Sofios DeDe Sofios Cindy Weeks. Thirteen musicians from 111-member ensemble travel to Ashland College for the first practice for the October 20 performance for the North Central Ohio Teachers Association. Committees for Homecoming were chosen, with decorating, food, publicity and ticket groups. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y plan a Halloween hayride. Tri-Hi-Y makes hospital favors and Neil Fauber discusses survival. Volleyball tryouts for girls continue with final cuts after Homecoming. College tests for juniors and seniors proceed, with Preliminary SAT for National Honor Society members and ACT for others on October 21.
Peter Butler of England defeated Brian Huggett by two strokes to claim the $11,200 Pica Dilly Golf Tournament victory on Wednesday.
Washington Senator Stephen M Young declares the Capitol Architect J George Stewart unqualified for his $27000 post. A GAO report cites lack of guidelines security of supplies and near nonexistent inventory records. Stewart, a civil engineer by training, was named Capitol Architect by President Eisenhower in 1954.
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