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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1969
Page
7
A school survey gathers student opinions on dress code limits. Respondents from Elyria High and area schools express views ranging from opposition to support citing personal choice and the impact of appearance on learning and discipline.
A compact list of classic 1960s and 1970s songs and artists including Gladys Knight and the Pips Fifth Dimension Creedence Clearwater Revival and Diana Ross and the Supremes. Notable tracks referenced include Na Na Hey Hey Smile A Little Smile For Me Take A Letter Maria Fortunate Son Down On The Corner and Someday We'll Be Together.
Brookside High School names class presidents and officers. Sophomore vice president Mary Ann Marcucci. freshmen vice president Bob Knudsen and treasurer Donna Gerhart. Cleo Ridenour as sophomore treasurer with Joan Talcott secretary Joyce Ligman. Junior and senior officers listed with names.
The Black River Post, the Spencer high school paper, won a national first place from the Beta Club Journal for the October Press Time Award contest. The May edition influenced the honor with well written student accounts and current affairs, plus balanced pages and student comments.
President Nixon urged Congress to restore powers over Selective Service and push a reform plan. He proposed a prime age group and a random lottery for draft order, with yearly re-sequencing and a scrambled alphabet, aiming for equitable, single-year vulnerability and continued volunteer forces.
Elyria Warren Euclid and Lorain quartets join for the 11th annual Parade of Barbershop Quarters at Admiral King High School. Lorain Chapter of the SPEBSQSA and Lions Club members host the event with ensembles Encores Elyria Dandy Demons Warren Mad Euclid and Open Shaw. A dance for high school students follows the program.
David Susskind buys screen rights to a Broadway project about Buffalo Bill Cody with George Roy Hill directing. John Foreman to produce and Paul Newman set for the leading role as Buffalo Bill Cody.
Margareta Sjostrom known as Maggie arrives from Sweden to stay with the Paul French family in Amherst at 153 Orchard Hill Drive. MLS students vote her senior attendant for the 1969 70 football Homecoming and she joins Pep Club International Club Student Council honorary GALS. She notes Swedish schools are stricter and dislikes MLS dress codes while enjoying American life foods and larger surroundings.
The Who delivered a high energy concert in Cleveland highlighting their rock opera Tommy. Townshend wrote Tommy about Tommy Walker a deaf dumb and blind youth who becomes a Messiah figure. The performance impressed with emotion and artistry bridging genres.
The Outstanding Americans Foundation selected Sheryl Gilliam Doug Rahrig and Chris Giesel of Keystone High School as Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1970. Winners compete with state finalists for the Governors Trophy and national awards and scholarships from the foundation.
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