Keystone Wildcats Mascot Diana Cool Featured at Keystone High
Sophomore Diana Cool stands five feet tall and weighs 90 pounds as Keystone High School sports teams honor the Spirit of the Wildcats. She performs in a Wildcat costume and joins the majorette group, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cool of Forest Street LaGrange. Diana has eight years baton twirling and interests in horseback riding swimming and animals. She may join the Navy after graduation possibly becoming the smallest WAVE at sea.
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Diana Cool
Diana IS the
Mr. and
Mrs
Raymond Cool
Forest Street, LaGrange
Diana
Navy
Dear Angie and Sharon on dating and jealousy guidance
The letters advise not to become jealous or clingy and to act confident while dating. A loose approach is recommended, with group dating at 13 to 14 and single dating by 15 or 16, and curfews of midnight on weekends except for special occasions.
Franklin Hi-Y elects new officers
Charles Chisholm of 114 Barbara St. was elected president of Franklin Junior Hi-Y last Monday after organization earlier this month. Calvin Richardson of 1101 Garden St. becomes vice president joined by Jackie Brown of 188 West Ave. as secretary and Maurice of 6237 Antrim Rd. as treasurer.
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Charles Chisholm
Barbara St
Franklin Junior Hi - Y
Calvin Richardson
Garden St
Jackie Brown
West Ave
Maurice
Antrim Rd
Elyria youth food drive seeks 20 thousand pounds
Area teen clubs join the Elyria Youth Council for a Christmas food drive to collect for needy families. Last year 750 teens gathered 17,778 pounds. this year goal is 20,000 pounds with prizes for clubs. Drive date is December 2 as Gary Bennett and Becky Charnes chair the committee.
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Elyria Area
Elyria Youth Council
Youth Council
Gary Bennett
Becky Charnes
Council
England bars Feliciano over guide dog quaran tine
A 1960s Chronicle Telegram note reports Jose Feliciano cannot perform in England due to a law requiring strict quarantine for his guide dog Trudy, though the dog is a working animal with health papers. The piece also previews rock news, potential Hendrix movie, and local show listings.
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Jose Feliciano
England
Jose
Trudy
Mendes Latin Love Affairs thrills Cleveland crowd at Music Hall
Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66 packed a Cleveland Music Hall audience of all ages with a hit-filled set. Lani Hall and Janis Hansen lifted the show with strong leads while Mendes supplied piano and harmony. The act spotlighted Fool on the Hill and Day Tripper alongside A Little Help From My Friends and other Top 40 staples. Also on the bill were Bossa Rio and writer-comedian Don Sherman.
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Sergio Mendes
South America
Music Hall
Cleveland
Mendes
Brazil
Herb Alpert
Lani Hall
Janis Hansen
Belkin Brothers
WKYC
The
Bossa Rio
Don Sherman
Two Thanksgiving Dances Planned for Teens and Students
Two dances are planned for Thanksgiving Day night. The Band Boosters Club of Elyria District Catholic High School will host an open teen dance from 8 to 11 p.m. at Melody Grove Ballroom. Tickets at the door. The Sound Shop provides music. Lorain County Community College student senate hosts a dance for LCCC students and guests at 8 p.m. in the college mall with The Lynx as the band and The Community Singers providing folk singing. Casual dress is advised.
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WIXY
May Company
Elyria District Catholic
Admiral King
Avon Lake
Lettermen
Bobby Vee
The
Ohio Express
Stardust Cowboy
Wjw-Tv
Channel 8
Steppenwolf
Gene Pitney
Lou King Kirby
Jackie Wilson
the Shadows of Knight
Connie Francis
Bill Medley
Band Boosters Club
Elyria District
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
College Mall
Lynx
Wellington High cheerleaders host coat check and fund sale
Wellington High School cheerleaders will run a coat check at basketball games and sell maroon and white shakers and Duke stickers. Proceeds go to the cheerleading fund. Varsity and reserve squads staff the service while bake sales and an annual subscription drive continue. One act plays by the Footlighters Club of Ashland College were presented last weekend.
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Wellington
Duke
Footlighters Club
Ashland College
Area teens top 20 song list
A framed chart of popular songs lists titles and artists Samplings include Who's Making Love by Johnnie Tavior and Love Child by the Supremes, plus Abeham Martin and John by Dion and Harper Valley PTA by Jeannie C. Riley among others.
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Johnnie Tavior
Ceeseeue
Sunday Sun
Neil Diamond
Revolution
HEY Jude
Beatles
Abraham, Martin & John
Dion
Chewy
Ohio Express
Bobby Vinton
Steppenwolf
Johnny Nash
Shondells
Mary Hopkin
Stevie Wonder
Court OF Love
Harper Valley P.T.A
Jeannie C. Riley
Clarence Carter
Pickin’ Wild MT. Berries
Scott & Benson
Come ON
REACT
UC researchers form fast response team for riots
Berkeley professors announce a new UC team of social scientists funded by the Ford Foundation to rapidly study riots as they unfold, aiming to provide close-up observation during ongoing disturbances amid broader authority crises research.
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Berkeley, Calif
Ford Foundation
Stark
Drugs and youth topics at Columbia High School assembly
Larry Smith spoke at Columbia High School on drug addiction and teen use. He argued alcohol often starts teens toward harder drugs, cited that 48 percent of seniors and 27 percent of freshmen drink, and described a path from drinking to marijuana to stronger substances. Smith urged youth to view his film Way Out.
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Larry Smith
Columbia High School
Smith
EHS Steno Students to Receive Office Attire Advice
Elyria high school program features Mrs. Priscilla Gasser ward secretary at Elyria Memorial Hospital James G Rieth Woolworths Mall assistant manager and James Tassie Legal Aid Society member offering guidance on appropriate office wear for stenography students.
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EHS
Steno
Priscilla Gasser
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James G. Rieth
Woolworth’s
James Tassie
Legal Aid Society
Lass
Beware of post grad apathy warned to students
Dr. John W. Gardner former Carnegie Foundation head warns youth about activism turning into apathy. He cautions against grinding slogans and argues young people follow familiar trends while facing a weary, disinterested mood at times.
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John W. Gardner
Carnegie Foundation
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Roberta Fatz
NSTOW
Keystone High
Diane Cool
Tiger
Bob Eisen
Angie
Sharon
Franklin Hi-Y
Keil
Leonard Easter
Bob Kirchner
Et Reema
Chronicle- Telegram
CLNRY
Jimi Hendrix
Arthu Brown
Arthur
Chambers Brothers
America
Cloud Nine
Temptations
Sly and the Family Stone
Jefferson Airplane
Allen Theater
Glen Schwartz
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Wmms FM
Doc Nemo
Gary Bainbridge
Lorain St. Mary High School
Mary Koba
Sue Callahan
Brenda Murray
Carol Dobosy
Vickie Marsico
Sue Olewinski
Ann Catalano
Area
Drugs and Young People
Columbia Assembly
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