Feasibility Study Presented by Franklin County Schools
The Franklin County Community School Corporation Trustees reviewed a six part feasibility study at their October 8 meeting. It covers Brookville Junior High Laurel High School Brookville High School a potential Central Corporation High School energy and consolidation reports. Suggested Brookville upgrades total 6.5 million with options including a new elementary annex and modifying existing structures. A proposed new 127 569 square foot high school building could house 1000 students at about 744 974 with 57 teaching stations. Consultant Clinton noted a possible 12 to 18 month horizon and costs may be shared.
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Franklin County Community School Corporation
George Weaver
George Clinton
R.W. Clinton Associates
Brookville
Laurel
Central Corporation
Energy
Laurel High School
Clinton
A.c
Y . Strong
Decorate Drab Walls At Harrison Elementary School
Eight sixth grade students in Lynda Mercer’s art class transformed a dull hallway at Harrison Elementary School into a bright mural. Over about two weeks they painted action scenes including a basketball player, gymnast, band member, baton twirler, hula hooper, rope jumper and singer. The mural was funded in part by Winton Savings and Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Elementary School
Lynda Mercer
Winton Savings and Loan
Winton
William Henry Harrison Jr School Open House Event
The William Henry Harrison Jr School hosts an open house on Monday October 15 at 7:00 p.m. The U.S. Department of Education will present the National School of Excellence plaque. A brief PTA meeting precedes the general view of a typical school day with five minute class periods and a coffee reception in the cafeteria. Membership in November costs $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison Jr
U.S. Department of Education
National School of Excellence
ArtCarved Scholarship Fund offers Ohio high school students a chance
ArtCarved Class Rings partners with Ohio jewelers to grant ten $500 scholarships through a mid December random drawing. Entries from across Ohio are welcome with no purchase required. Postmark by November 30, 1984. checks awarded in early 1985.
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Mark Twain
Ohio Jewelers
Ohio
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
ArtCarved Scholarship Fund
ArtCarved
West 33Rd St
New York
N.Y
Missing Bird Mystery at Riverfront Coliseum
Sesame Street Live production is on sale at the Coliseum Drive Up Window and Ticketron outlets. The audience participates as children sing and clap to help search for Big Bird during the event running from Wednesday October 24 to Sunday October Sesame Street Live.
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Riverfront Coliseum
Coliseum
Ticketron
Big Bird
California
The Valley And Hill Tops By Bob Kuntz
The first Presidential Debate ended with Mondale seeming to hold the edge though Reagan leads in the polls. Forecasts suggest a historic landslide victory for Reagan. Also notes illnesses and TV overload as viewers discuss miseries on programs. Autumn foliage in Indiana and the Smokies signals near peak colors.
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Mondale
Reagan
Missing Bird Mystery at the Sesame Street Coliseum
A 90 minute musical hunts for an 8 foot 2 inch yellow canary who ran away from home on Sesame Street. Bert Ernie Cookie Monster and Grover lead the chase with audience help. Tickets range eight seven six dollars with discounts for opening night groups and phone orders at the Coliseum.
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Big Bird
Bert & Ernie
Cookie Monster
Grover
Snes
J.C. Penny
Cincinnati Enquirer and Post
Statue of Liberty Restoration Fund
Coliseum
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Peggy McCracken
Kathy Whitman
Natasha Edwards
Matt Roberts
Venus Paxton
Gary Jackson
Jim Gaunt
Cheri Grubbs
Annie Harless
Venus
Harrison Elementary
By Karen Minnelli
PTA
Bird A
Mystery
Cedar Grove Vfd
Loos
Harrison Ave
City Police
U.S.D.A
Bob Kuntz
General Hospital
Miami Whitewater Park
Metamora
Indiana
Floyd
Sadie’’ Young
Smokies
H.P
Ankar
John F. Miller
Winton Savings
Your Community Active Savings & Loan Co
Stone Rd
Carthage
Vine St
Cincinnati
Cheviot Rd
ST Bernard
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