South Amherst High School honors list grows with strong second semester
Twenty two students at South Amherst High School earned the second semester honor roll for maintaining straight As. Eleven earned six weeks honor roll by perfect grades and nineteen joined the merit roll with all As and Bs. Twelve students were cited for perfect attendance for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst High School
Meriel Gauman
Eileen Gildzen
Carol Sprenger
Christine Ward
Cindy Belt
Ruth Ann Bigford
Linda Hevener
Carol Keith
Leslie Bowsher
Lauren Koba
Christine Nager
Candy Cobb
Larry Cole
Debby Dillon
Bonnie Fields
Rita Jones
Franklin Miller
Ronald Mitchell
Dorothy Ruski
Mary Ellen Taylor
June Bowsher
Sandra Fleming
Kathy Gargasz
Mary Jo Gentile
Bobbie Jamie
Carolyn Chandler
Karen Nieding
Linda Butler
Glenn Flynn
Christine Gentile
Elyria Airman Wins Third in International Talent Show
U S Air Force medic E 2 Christopher Laubenthal and his band Bong Limited took third place in an Air Force international talent contest. Laubenthal, 20, drums and sings, teaches himself by ear, and is set to depart for Germany on June 30 after 18 months of service. He has played with local bands for patients at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and previously won first at a national competition. He is a Lorain High and Elyria High School graduate and son of Paul Laubenthal of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Air Force
Christopher Laubenthal
USAF
Bong Limited
Laubenthal
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Lorain High School
Elyria High School
Paul Laubenthal
Elyria
Germany
Side of politics shows hope for vice presidents in 1968 race
The piece envisions Humphrey and Nixon as likely presidential candidates and casts the race as a hopeful American success story. It notes their past roles as vice president and discusses public attitudes toward vice presidents and the timing of party conventions. It comments on the changing esteem for the office and the surprise of early VP speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resurrection City
Humphrey
Nixon
White House
Two area girls elected to Buckeye Girls State offices
Barbara Hendricks and Sue Goins, both 17, were elected State Senator and State Senate Minority Leader respectively at Buckeye Girls State, an American Legion workshop at Capital University. Hendricks hails from Spencer and Goins from Grafton. both sponsored by local American Legion Auxiliary posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Buckeye Girls State
American Legion Workshop
Capital University
Ohio
Barbara Hendricks
Lynn Hendricks
RD 1
Spencer
Sue Goins
Otto Goins
Grafton
Federalist Party
Buckeye
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S. Amherst
Erma Byrd
Doris Casada
Steve Mehallic
Jim Siwierka
Don Mitchell
Herman Byrd
Steve Hathaway
Louise Anthony
Kathy Meyers
Kathy Ward
Dorothy Byrki
Elaine Slezak
Margaret Surowski
Sandra Flem
ING
Tanya Zukowski
Ana
Adolph
Marina de
Fazio Forta Foods
U.S.D.A
Mad Room
Hollywood
UPI
Stella Stevens
Columbia
Vancouver
B.C
Barlow
Zenith
Little Joe’s
Broad Street
the Bridge
By Dick West
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Lima
Peru
University of San Marcos
Horatio Alger
Gion
Miss Goins
Midview High School
American Legion Auxiliary
FOX
Avon Hardware
Detroit RD
AVON
Ford
Broad St
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