West Hills Youths Name Historical Figures They Admire
West Hills juniors from Elder and Oak Hills share admired leaders including John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Spiro Agnew Martin Luther King Neil Armstrong James Michener and Gary Player. They cite qualities like courage, advocacy, nonviolence, innovation and discipline and discuss how these figures shaped history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Ron Iori
Gwen Gunkel
Elder
Oak Hills
Kennedy
Ron
Bernie Wagner
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bernie
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Taylor
Bob Gallo
Spiro Agnew
Bob
Mr. Agnew
Martin Luther King
Dan Rennick
Dan
Dr. King
Debi Feldkamp
Mercy
Ed Bosken
St. Xavier
Neil Armstrong
James Michener
Diane Keckers
Mother of Mercy
Gary Player
Curt Evans
Player
Writing for Young World and music box positions
Interested writers should contact Dan Hopwood at Young World Western Hills Publishing Co 3708 Davis Ave Cincinnati Ohio 45211. Please indicate availability for general reporting or record reviews for The Music Box or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Box
Dan Hopwood
Young World
Western Hills Publishing Co
Davis Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Hills Youth Find Summer Jobs Are Interesting
Kathy Gilker and Cathy Hand report Western Hills youths pursuing varied summer work. Jim Schott bounces as Mr. Peanut for a peanut company. Patti Place apprentices as a social worker. Mary Kleier arranges flowers for weddings at the Flower Garden. Jim Krailler describes his cutting duties with 3M foam. Rick Schaefer works at Yad Charutzim Cemetery digging graves and lawn care. Mary Beth Doran pumps gas at Pete Rampello's station and enjoys the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills
Jim Schott
Robb Ave
Peanut
Jim
Patti
Mary Kleis
Mary Kleier
Oak Hills
Barber College
Yad Charutzim
Rick
Mary Beth Doran
McAuley High
Pete Rampello
Hamilton and
Madison Rds
Mary Beth
Community Colleges Proposed By Carnegie Commission
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urges two year colleges across the nation within commuting distance for all potential students and rural residential colleges in sparsely populated areas. It calls for at least 230 new campuses by 1980 and statewide systems where lacking. The model college would enroll 2000 to 5000 students and offer broad academic occupational remedial and adult programs to aid career choices retraining and lifelong education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
The
Commission
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West Hills
By Joe Lottman and
Greg Gruenwald
Joe Lottman
Jim Bergman
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
the Boomers
Simon & Garfunkel
Gremlin
Harrison Ave
Sony
Sansui
Harmon-Kardon
Sherwood
Fisher
Marantz
KLH
AZTEC
Acoustic Research
Altec Lansing
JBL
Dynaco
TEAC
AMPEX
SHURE
Empire
AEG
DUAL
Garrard
Panasonic
DENON
Swallen
Glenway Avenue
Tri-County
Princeton Pike
Red Bank Roag
Cincinnati, Ohio
Kathy Gilker
Cathy Hand
Kathy Gitker
Mama
Jackson
Brotherhood of Man
Robin McNamara
Mississippi
John Phillips
Gentrys
Mr. Sun
Bobby Sherman
Wsai Radio
Cheviot Firemen’s
SAT. & Sun
Harvest Home Park
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