Teens Reflect On Sixties Impact In Local Survey
Area high school students identify enduring effects from the decade. Responses highlight Vietnam War protests, assassinations, moon landing, racial tensions, and personal losses shaping youth perspectives.
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New Years Eve Dance and Nearby Sports Lineup
Tomorrow at St Andrews from 9:00 PM to 12:30 AM a New Years Eve dance features music by the Rapp Rascal. A Shenandoah film follows at the Methodist Church. Friday athletic events include Elyria Pioneers vs Fremont Ross in Fremont at 8:00 PM and Elyria wrestlers against Lorain at 7:30 PM in Lorain. Saturday actions have Elyria Pioneers hosting Lorain at 8:00 PM and Panthers hosting Midview at 7:00 PM with EC wrestlers at Parma Padua at 7:30. Monday EC freshmen host Lorain at 4:15. Today North Ridgeville hosts a wrestling tournament 1:00 to 3:30 PM. Friday Ridgeville hosts Amherst at 8:00 PM.
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Off Campus Lunch Idea Proposed by Senior Privilege
Patty O Donnell of Elyria Catholic High School argues seniors should get a one hour off campus lunch by scheduling study halls before and after lunch. She notes underclassmen lack transport and schedules, cites Florida precedent, and urges student cooperation.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Ohio grants aid plan for tuition to low income students
The 108th Ohio General Assembly enacted an $85 million state instructional grant for the 1970 71 school year. Eligible students must be fulltime enrollees at an accredited Ohio college or await enrollment by September, be Ohio residents with family income of 10000 or less, and apply via their college aid office. Grants max 900 annually for costs of 1000 or more for two semesters. 300 max if total cost under 1000.
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Wellington teens to open The Stable community center
A group of Wellington High School students plan to open The Stable at 199 West Herrick Ave on January 15 as a youth run community center. A constitution was approved, committees formed, and work sessions scheduled Saturdays from 1 pm to 4 pm to clean and decorate the hall with adult supervision and guest access for students from area schools.
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New Year Traditions Across Generations
The piece notes how Janua ry 1 customs endure across ages from noisemaking to ward off evil spirits to wassail toasts and New Year resolutions. It highlights teens viewing traditions as passe yet still observing enduring practices like egg nog, kissing at midnight, and mistletoe traditions.
Seniors named Steele High School month leaders
Marilyn Zima and Kurt Loutzenhiser have been chosen December Seniors of the Month at Marion L Steele High School Amherst. Marilyn, daughter of Joseph Zima, is active in National Honor Society Student Council Concert Choir Pep and Ski Clubs GALS and Medical Careers Club and plans nursing study at Ohio State University or Providence. Kurt, son of H Loutzenhiser, is varsity basketball starter and active Student Council member who attended Buckeye Boys State and hopes to attend Kenyon or Wooster College after graduation.
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Top Ten Raindrops and Classic Pop Peaks Listed
The list showcases hit songs and artists including the Jackson 5 Elvis Presley Led Zeppelin and the Archies among others. It features tracks such as Raindrops Keep Fallin on My Head I Want You Back and Leaving on a Jet Plane reflecting a mid-century pop chart.
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Peter Paul
Mary Shocking Blue
Led Zeppelin
Ferrante & Teicher
Elvis Presley
Billion in annual college costs for undergraduates
A New York study estimates at least 12 billion dollars is spent yearly on undergraduate college expenses with 60 percent covered by students' families. This reflects significant outlay by households amid rising college costs.
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