YES program uses group dynamics to curb delinquency
In Minneapolis, youths attend the Youth Educational Support Center where Guided Group Interaction places students in confrontational circles to address tardiness and behavior. Led by Thomas A. Kitto, the program emphasizes peer support over punitive authority, with academic aims linked to social change and ongoing evaluation.
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YES
Thomas A. Kitto
Kitto
Howie
YES Center
Bryant Junior High School
Driver education gets new look in Oregon schools
Oregon public schools will start a traffic safety education program next fall, expanding beyond driving to include pedestrians cyclists buses and vehicle safety. Beginning in primary grades with later booster refreshers, the plan shifts from behind the wheel to a comprehensive, graded safety curriculum.
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Salem, Ore
Upii
Oregon
State Board of Education
Dale Parnell
National Safety Council
Black River senior to compete in Betty Crocker program
A Black River High School senior, Sandy Foster, was named the school's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after a December exam. She, daughter of Legrande and rt. J. Foster of Homerville, earns a charm from General Mills and advances to state and national honors with scholarships and school awards possible. The program includes a Williamsburg Washington tour for 51 state winners and DC entrants, culminating in the 1972 Betty Crocker All American Homemaker of Tomorrow and runners up.
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Black River High School
Betty Crocker
Spencer
Sandy Foster
Spring Sandy
Future Homemakers of America
Viser
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington, D.C
Polled Elyria Students Favor Death Penalty
More than 60 percent of Elyria area students support capital punishment in a Visual Education Consultants poll of about 246 students across 25 schools. Across the nation 9,300 students in grades four to 12 were equally divided, contrasting with college students who leaned more against the death penalty.
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Elyria
Elyria Area
Visual Education Consultants, Inc
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Ane
United States
So Who Needs the Seniors Bowling and Pizza Party
The Youth forum of the First Congregational United Church of Christ of Elyria plans a bowling and pizza event titled So Who Needs the Seniors Friday. Underclassmen meet at the church at 3 30 PM for bowling then return by 6 PM for the party while seniors left yesterday to volunteer at a Jamaica church.
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First Congregational United Church of Christ of Elyria
Jamaica
Eighth graders from St Marys head to Washington DC
Thirty two eighth grade students from St Marys School depart for a five day trip to Washington DC. They earned funds by bottles, babysitting and odd jobs and prepared by studying American Democracy and planning replicas of the sites they will visit. Chaperones include several parents and sisters from St Marys Convent.
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AVON
St. Mary's School
Washington, D.C
National Shrine
St Mary's Convent
Midview High to Sponsor First Cheerleaders Clinic
Midview High hosts its inaugural cheerleading workshop tied to the International Cheerleading Foundation program. The April 15 session runs 9 a.m. to about 3:30 p.m. and invites roughly 250 high schools within a 200 mile radius to learn new techniques and routines.
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Midview High
1St Cheerleaders’ Clinic
Grafton
Ohio
Midview High School
International Cheerleading Foundation
ICF
Pat Sooy
MHS
Midview
Comedy Film Festival at YWCA Holly Hall Friday
Youth Unlimited presents an 8 15 p.m. film festival at YWCA Holly Hall featuring Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Our Gang and cartoons. Open to area youth and adults with door admission and refreshments.
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Laurel and Hardy
Abbott and Costello
Youth Unlimited, Inc
YWCA
Holly Hall
West Ave
Our Gang
Elyria
LaGrange Club Demonstrates Riding and Meeting Events
Wendy Viets demonstrates modeling for an Officers and Advisers Clinic at Keystone High School on April 12 at 7 30 pm. LaGrange Stablemates H Club hosts an English riding demonstration at Rose Ann Carpenter’s home on April 11 with Grange Hall meeting in LaGrange. Officers elected in March include Karen Brown ing president Barb Hughes vice president Vicki Drake secretary treasurer and Pat Yekel news reporter. The Clarksfield Merry Maids 4 H Sewing Club elected Christy Nolf president Pamela Bursley vice president Tami Lucas secretary Teresa Dunlap treasurer Brenda Eagieson reporter Kim Tiddeaux recreation leader Laurie Searight health leader Frances Jackson safety leader. Meeting held at adviser Arthuruetta Carey home with assistant adviser Mrs Oriner. Next health program at Mrs Carey's home Monday at 7 pm.
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Wendy Viets
Officers and Advisers Clinic
Keystone High School
LaGrange
LAGRANGE STABLEMATES #-H Club
Rose Ann Carpenter
Grange Hall
South Center Street
Karen Browning
Barb Hughes
Vicki Drake
Pat Yekel
Phyllis Simmons
Clarksfield
Merry Maids
4-H
Christy Nolf
Pamela Bursley
Tami Lucas
Teresa Dunlap
Brenda Eagieson
Kim Tiddeaux
Laurie Searight
Frances Jackson
Arthuretta Carey
Robert Oriner
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Jeff Hall
Clare Lahiff
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