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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1954

Page

7

Elyria 1954 graduates begin college life

Elyria's 118 graduates start college as about 32 percent of the 369 local high school seniors pursue higher education this fall. The piece notes varied paths to college, expected majors, finances, dorm life, and the social shift as freshmen adjust to campus rules and schedules.

Pat Elyria

Going Away to School A Guide for Girls

A column offers dating tips for college bound girls. It counsels evaluating a boyfriend’s character before serious commitment, using color choices to influence impressions, and emphasizes kindness, stability, and honesty over flashy smarts. Advises asking about abortion and religious beliefs, and stresses not rushing romance or appearances.

Make Your Dorm Room Comfortable

While at college you spend much time in your room, so plan to create a comfortable pleasant space for sleep study and entertainment. The bedspread and matching draperies set the color scheme and can be accented with pillows throws or a cover for your desk chair. Add a bright plant or a bulletin board to keep notes and photos, and keep the area uncluttered for focus and appeal.

Elyria Students Enter Variety of Universities

Elyria High School class of 1954 sends 86 of 311 graduates to colleges and technical institutes across many campuses. Ohio State attracts the largest group with 16 headed there, followed by Bowling Green and Wright State? None. Students plan to study at Oberlin, Denison, Kenyon, Ohio University, and many others including Miami, Notre Dame, and Case Tech, with several pursuing law, nursing, education, and engineering. The list reflects diverse destinations and confirms ongoing college plans among the graduates.

Elyrians Sd Grads Carman Moore Ohio State University Carman Elyria Elyria High School Decca Club Nancy Carol Abramoska Bowling Green State University Carol Kohl Hall EHS Concord Ave Elyria District Pat Rita Betty Yvonne St. John’s Frances Manzo St. John's Fran Ofj Frank Rockwood Case Institute of Tech EDCHS Felix Carpenter Nanden Richter Cincinnati Don Andress Wittenberg College St. John College Ted Berg, Jr William Stan Frances Manzo Rita Gutman Cornell Universi Betty Smith Pat Smith Sty Dale Neuman Yvonne Dachtler Lampus Kenyon College Fenn Oberlin School of College Ralph Yuhas Stuands Dean Rummery Carol!dents Regina Csicseri John Boy- Quercash Son Jackie Schmitz Herman Ohio Wesleyan Jagusch Ruth Ann Peck Gerald Hiram College Betty Chambers Rodger Cliff Sandra Laver Pat Loose Lake Erie College For Women Carol Hargate Ann Walters Marquette University Milwaukee James Brenner Tom Brown Lynda Curtis Jim Dunlap Ned Gang Wilbur Garland Carole Heintz Robert Hummel Don Phillips Albert Bacz Grace Spanos Marpie West Nancy Windsor Hartriet Bleeman Sally Fishman Bowling Green Joyce Roberts Marcia Crooks Pam Nelles Kay Sandow Nancy Schultz Mary Traill George Birk Betty Brown Robert Miller Winoverski Delores Schmitz Wally Smith Hich Tony Schork Bob Kolopus Notre Dame John Robinson John Hengelbaugh University of Dayton Dick Kneiss Don Tokas Case Institute of Technology Jack Smith Fenn College Marygrove College Kay Melcher Louise Laubenthal University of Arizona John Ud Tom Koviak Kent State Universi- Louis Ansuillie Mike Andrachik Butler Universi-Purdue University Jay Coxty Toledo Paul Gerhart Valparaiso Winifrediversity of Hawaii Emory Jim Donnelly Wilmington College Darlene Cowan Don Drager Jim Wir Tem-!Chronicle-Telegram Ple School of Nursing

Fall fashions at Elyria show dramatic new hats and accessories

Fashion notes highlight new fall hats in velvet velour and berets with chic jewel tones. Berets, chefs style and baker’s cap variants lead a wave of dramatic headwear paired with luxurious leathers and grab bags. Luxury cosmetics, nails, and Bermuda shorts complete the season’s look.

Vogue Milliary Milady Bermuda Iegoas

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