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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
6
Advice for readers rejected by colleges on how to move forward. Consider two year junior colleges and state universities with delayed entry, plus taking a gap year to gain work experience, brush up on subjects, and save for future tuition.
Garaway High juniors plan the annual prom for next Saturday. The Driftwoods of Canton will provide music. The dance runs 9 to midnight with a post prom party at Sugar Creek bowling alley open all night. A 6:30 pre prom banquet is at First United Church of Christ. New Co op officers elected include Betty Weller president Laurice Kaser vice president Mardella Miller secretary Margie Gasche treasurer Sue Smith assistant secretary. May 22 the high school band and chorus will present a spring concert in the school gym.
Strasburg High announced tryouts and elected cheerleaders for next year. Football team picks Sandy Wallace Diane Grove Frances Tuffman Linda Fearon Bob Williams with Bob as a junior caller. Varsity basketball selects Connie Ball Stevie Smith Paula Van Fossen Sandy Wallace Susie Krantz. Diana Grove is alternate. Reserve basketball names Jocelyn Bixler Sandy Grove Paula Donfhue Renee Minor with Debbie Van Fossen as alternate. Juniors decorated for prom. prom deemed very successful.
Claymont High organizes a spring concert by the choruses Thursday at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium. Vocalists perform Friday at 12:50 PM before the student body. The junior class presented a one act play French Toast in an assembly Tuesday. The first annual junior senior prom is tonight at 8 PM in the high school gym. Seniors received graduation announcements. the high school band, led by Joseph Froman, performed Thursday night and a 100 piece band played for the student body yesterday.
The chart shows the top ten songs with artists and titles including GOOD LOVIN by the Young Rascals, MONDAY MONDAY by the Mamas and the Papas, SOUL AND INSPIRATION by the Righteous Brothers, SECRET AGENT MAN by Rivers, and SHADOWS OF THE KNIGHT’s GLORIA, among others. It reflects a mix of rock, pop, and rhythm and blues staples with entries from the Outsiders, Cher, Beach Boys, and Herman's Hermits.
Margla Meissner a 17 year old Dover-New Philadelphia junior serves as JA Achievers Association president and treasurer of Ja Tra Co she plans the May 18 JA banquet at New Philadelphia Elks auditorium and has worked 25 hours on preparations while selling over 100 dollars of products she previously represented the local JA group at Indiana University and Akron conferences and balances school duties as Swirl Staff treasurer Crimsonian staff Pep Club member and avid skater swimmer and baker she eyed a future in business with JA office work and a life of community service with family and peers in Akron Zoarville and New Philadelphia care
Berlin area schools announce Hiland High honor roll for week five. Names span freshmen Elaine Gerber Gwen Boyd and Loretta Feller to seniors Kathy Miller and Mary Miller with many more students across classes earning A grades.
Millerstown West Holmes Band plans Friday 7 30 pm in the Little Theatre. Senior high band and dance band featured, with the newly formed West Holmes Dirriet junior high band making its debut. The nine member junior group is formed from three junior bands. Tickets are $1 for adults and 59 cents for students.
The piece notes young people dressing in poke-a-dot raincoats, available in black, red, and navy. It captures a vivid, period mood and reflects fashion trends among teens described in lively, compact language.
St Joseph High reveals the 5th six weeks honor and merit lists naming 87 students. Seniors lead with Albert Antonelli George Johnson Robert Tolotli Antonia Balcutinas Carol Con Uni Mary Jo Marino and others. many juniors and sophomores also listed with multiple deletions for readability.
Keith Everett's Don't You Know climbs to No 14 on Chicago charts while fighting in Vietnam. The Shondells' Hanky Panky tops Pittsburgh sales. The Beatles, Kinks, Animals, and others cited with new releases and chart potential. Legal action looms for Lou Christie after England tour departures. Mirchella breaks Italian No 1 as Beatle chart presence expands.
The Garden Club biology group plans a conservation camp at Camp Zimmerman on June 5 2. Funds are raised via dances card parties pens and hangers. Club officers include Dick Brown president and Lisa Gardner vice president with chaperones and instructors listed. A tennis party and a fashion note about pale prom dresses are mentioned.
U S patent office grants methods for daytime and nighttime traffic signs with night light visibility. Allan Parry and William Riley Jr assigned rights to Prisma Safety Corp for a spray method. Crucible Steel Co. and others secure patents on corrosion resistant trim and electron beam curing for auto paints. Gulf Oil and Merck patents cover fuel firing and diuretic compounds. Sugarcreek note mentions Jean Thomas attending Ohio Business Teachers convention in Cincinnati.
Readers note confusion as boys complain about telling girls from boys in current summer styles. The piece highlights jeans patterns inspired by male silhouettes and the ongoing shift in fashion norms affecting youth visibility and identity.
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