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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
7
A New York advertisement displays a satirical set of remarks about college admissions. It features anonymous parent threats, mock letters, and jibes about admissions directors and the value of high school grades. It also notes a Keystone High School student, John Yates, scoring highly on National Merit tests.
Elyria Catholic High School sponsors its second annual road rally on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Contestants must follow a mapped 120 mile route with check points and obey traffic laws. Prizes are 50 and 20 dollars. entry is 3 dollars. Registration at the high school or before race. An after rally teenage dance with music from 8 to 11 p.m.
Firelands High School did not nominate a delegate or alternate to Buckeye Girls State this year due to no sponsor. Anyone interested in sponsoring a Firelands girl may contact Lorna Green, guidance counselor, Firelands High School, Norwalk area.
Ohio high school delegates from eight regions urged the legislature and Gov. Gilligan to apply the same driver license standards to all citizens aged 16 to 18. They pressed for mandatory classroom and road training, a high school graduation credit for driver education, harsher penalties for alcohol related crashes, and a program to report physical traffic hazards. James Hoffman of Ohio City-Liberty High School was elected assembly chairman and will join the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee. The Ohio Youth Traffic Safety Conference, run by the Ohio Driver and Safety Education Association, is backed by the Ohio Department of Highway Safety and the State Department of Education. it remains the nation's oldest continuous gathering of its kind.
Deana Bailey of New London High School was elected vice president of state projects at the state Future Homemakers of America meeting in Columbus on April 16 1. She is the first NL student to hold a state FHA office and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Bailey of Birch Park Drive New London. Janet Meek received the Award of Merit for the club as NLHS delegates Diane Bonney Tonda Buchanan Anita Lang Jill Selka and Debbie Selka attended. Shari Shafer is the club adviser.
A compact list features Joy to the World Bridge Over Troubled Water Never Can Say Goodbye Give More Power to the People Cool Aid Timothy Chick-A-Beam Superstar Right on the Tip of My Tongue Brenda and the Tabulations Funkadelies.
Buckeye Boys State delegates for Oberlin New London and Wellington high schools have been announced. The youth government assembly runs June 10 to 18 at Ashland College with juniors as delegates. Scott Crumrine and Curt Smith will represent New London High School with alternates Gary Landis and Brian Murray. Rotary International local chapter co sponsors. Scott Crumrine a National Honor Society member and active in school activities and church, is the son of Robert Crumline of New London Park Avenue. Curt Smith is son of Duane Smith of Rt 162 E New London and is active in community affairs.
Poco led by Richie Furay with Greg Lake Emerson and Palmer slated to perform at Public Auditorium. John Mayall, Eliot Randall also set for the May 14 bill with Emmerson Lake and Palmer. Tickets on sale at multiple outlets across Cleveland and Akron.
Ann Hurley was named captain of the New London High School Varsity Cheerleaders for 1971-72. Other squad members include Carol Angle Kim Kinzer Brenda Anderson Mim Marks and Pam Paramore. They were selected by tryouts to cheer for football and basketball this season planning a bake sale and tag day to raise funds for camp.
Avon 4-H Pioneers plan a June 25 trip to the College of Wooster for a 4-H Science Career Day. Officers elected at the April 1 meeting include Gary Threl as president and Tom Nagel as vice president. Adviser is Mrs. Hugh Nagel.
The CYO at Avon St Marys Church sponsors an all-teen dance Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the church school hall. The Mokey Cole will perform music for the event, welcoming teens from the area.
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