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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
12
The Courier publishes the Goshen Junior High Honor Roll for sixth to eighth grades. Student names are listed alphabetically by grade, including Dickran Diehl Elam Erwin Keller Williams Wood Wyatt and many others.
Miriam Kerchner of the Cincinnati Area Red Cross water safety committee asks readers to review the safe boating rules before the summer. She emphasizes protecting self and passengers by following a checklist.
Glen Este High School’s first cosmetology class completed a two year program under Mrs. Jeanette M. Wilson. The students logged 1500 hours combining science, theory, and practical work, with public beauty experience and study in English and history. Upon state board licensure they become licensed beauticians in local salons.
A second annual Cherry Grove Plaza Pet Show awarded area residents many prizes for a wide range of pets from horses to hamsters. Winners included Bonnie Peters for the shortest haired dog and Regina Herbert for the smallest dog, with other recognitions for grooming, friendliness, and unusual pets.
Amelia High School lists honor roll students across grades 9 10 11 and 12 including Lynn Amanns Frances Barthel and Judith Parker. The Slick 4-H Club at Goshen elected Sandy Pray as secretary on May 1 at the Goshen Methodist Church with First Aid training by Jores Groves.
Mary Anne DuSablon of Mt. Washington serves as accompanist for the St. Thomas More Church variety show First Niter to be held May 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. at Glen Este High School. She recently directed three St. Xavier High School productions while her husband chairs the science department.
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