Robin Nash crowned Miss Teenage Cleveland in pageant
Robin Nash 16, a Cleveland Heights junior, won Miss Teenage Cleveland in a WKYC Higbee’s sponsored pageant. She advances to Miss Teen America in Fort Worth, Texas, with a four year college scholarship for the winner.
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Blind Neb. teen finds purpose after blindness
George Stoltenberg, 17, from Schuyler Nebraska, lost sight to retinal separation and restored his confidence through church visits, school for the blind, and work as a summer counselor. He travels alone by bus, aims for education and possibly seminary, and stresses independence, not pity, for the blind.
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Ugly Couple dance at Midview High School Friday
Midview High hosts an Ugly Couple dance from 7 30 to 11 30 p m Friday with three couples representing sophomores juniors and seniors vying for the title. Votes for the winner are cast by attendees and proceeds support the junior senior prom.
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Two Keystone Fresh Honored as Students of the Month
Keystone High School begins Students of the Month program honoring two students each month from the four grades. October picks are Pam Knittel and Ed Yenshe for service, character, leadership and scholarship. Pam, a freshman, plans nursing. Ed, a junior, co-captain and council representative.
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Buckeye High Lettermen Pick Orange Jackets
Valley City report says Buckeye High School lettermen will receive orange jackets trimmed in white with a brown B on the front. Each jacket will carry the owner’s name on the side and Buckeye Letterman on the back. New Lettermen’s Club officers are Rick Maringer president Jim Persing vice president Kevin Okey secretary treasurer.
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Johnstone College to Permit No Grades and No Departments
Redlands AP report says Johnstone College will abandon grades and departments, offer few classes, and emphasize reading, seminars, field trips, and hard work under first chancellor Pressley C. McCoy. The Redland University satellite expects 120 freshmen and 20 sophomores initially, reaching 600 by 1973. Before classes start, students take personality tests whose results guide teaching methods via computer.
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