Unusual rock group Flys to perform at teen dance
Flight will play a wide variety of music with a Procol Harum like guitar flow at the First Methodist Church teen dance Friday from 9 to 12. The group aims for sound quality over volume and seeks to appeal to both everyday listeners and musicians.
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Pasa
Wil Ba
Dewtsad
First Methodist Church
Steele high cheerleaders back Amherst football hopes
The Marion Steele 1976-71 varsity cheerleaders pose for a Lakeland Conference framing shot as they back the Amherst Comets in a crucial Friday game against Clearview. Captains Diane Herter Jeri Lange Cheryl Ranck Shari Kraemer Judy Friend Cheri Udrik and missing Jan Batrey are listed with Amherst addresses.
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Clearview
Marion L. Steele
Diane Herter
Dale Herter
Jaeger Road
Amherst
Jeri Lange
Howard Lange
Spring St
Cheryl Ranck
Charles Ranck
Lullaby Circle
Shari Kraemer
Henry Kraemer
W. Martin Ave
Judy Friend
Past Friend
Orchard Hill Dr
Cheri Udrik
George Udrik
Woodhill Dr
Jan Batrey
Charles Batrey
Rosecliff Dr
Leraia
Ret Thomas
Red Cross Youth Council elects new Lorain County leaders
Delise Markel of Elyria High School was elected president of the Youth Council of the Lorain County Chapter American Red Cross. Charles Park of Lorain High School is vice president and Neacy Verbell of Elyria Catholic High School is secretary. The council meets the fourth Saturday monthly at chapter headquarters 2929 W. River Road N. The group aims to give young people a chance to serve the community with Red Cross cooperation.
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Delise Markel
Elyria High School
Center
Lorain County
American Red Cross
Charles Park
Lorain High School
Neacy Verbell
Elyria Catholic High School
W. River Road
Red Cross
Midview High Students Attend Cooperative Education Regional Event
Students from Midview High School participate in the Cooperative Office Education program at a regional convention held October 26 at Aqua Lodge near Lake Avens. Coordinator Mrs. Carel Culler oversees the event and attendees from the program.
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Midview High School
Aquamute Lodge
Aven Lake
Pg Ayres
Carel Culler
Elyria High DECA Installs Officers for 1971
The Elyria High School DECA chapter installed new officers during a candle lighting initiation. William Clemmons was named president with Dennis Fackler as vice president Vickie Sinek as secretary Dolores Ehlers as treasurer Henry Pope Jr as historian and Jeffrey Loesch as parliamentarian. All are seniors. The 1971 officers led the initiation ceremony for new members including Gary Bender Kenneth Bright Jean Callahan Sharon Cash Mike Deasley Vanessa Hall Donald Helbig Duane Keith Jill Northrup Robin Pinter Virginia Shook Elaine Vietzen and David Wyatt.
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Dennis Fackler
Vickie Sinek
Dolores Ehlers
Henry Pope Jr
Jeffrey Loesch
Gary Bender
Kenneth Bright
Jean Callahan
Sharon Cash
Mike Deasley
Vanessa Hall
Donald Helbig
Duane Keith
Jill Northrup
Robin Pinter
Virginia Shook
Elaine Vietzen
David Wyatt
Grand Funk to Play Cleveland Concert November 20
Grand Funk Railroad, among the era’s top power trios, will perform November 20 at 8 p.m. in Cleveland Public Auditorium. The show includes a lineup with Grand Funk headlining and an opening act to be announced.
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Grand Funk
Cleveland
Grand Funk Railroad
Cleveland Public Auditorium
BGSU Enrollments Show Broad Geographic Reach
Bowling Green State University reports 16 593 fall students with 1 800+ from Lorain Erie Huron and Medina counties. County totals 565 823 406 and 92 respectively amid wide state and international representation, including 167 foreigners from 38 countries. Also notes Cleveland s Glass Harp and Grand Funk as acts with producer Terry Knight and strong early festival ties. Tickets listed at multiple outlets.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Medina Counties
Lorain County
Erie County
Huron County
Medina County
Ohio County
GBSU
Vermont
Wyoming
BGSU
Teen high achievers viewed as moderate by survey
New survey of 22 000 high school 16 18 year olds from 18 000 schools shows high achievers are thoughtful and socially aware. They oppose violence and favor restraint on drugs with only 10 percent open to marijuana use and 3 percent for hard drugs. They rank ending the Vietnam War as the top government priority.
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U.S
Vietnam
South Asia
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