SHARONVILLE - Princeton High School's Hall of Fame Weekend begins at Friday's football game, when the Princeton Vikings host Columbus Brookhaven. The Hall of Fame inductees will be introduced at halftime.

At 6:30 p.m. Saturday, the Hall of Fame banquet will occur at the Sharonville Convention Center, 11355 Chester Road. Tickets are $30.

Information: call the athletic department at 552-8200.

Mariemont revises alumni directory

MARIEMONT - Mariemont High School has commissioned Harris Directory and Data services to produce a new edition of its alumni directory.

If you are a Mariemont alumnus, contact Susan Hynick of Harris at (877) 650-3370 or e-mail shynick@bcharrispub.com.

Food sales help send cheerleaders on trip

ST. BERNARD - All food and drinks sold during pre- and post-game festivities at Roger Bacon High School's game Friday against Wyoming will benefit the cheerleaders' December trip to the National Cheerleaders Association competition in Dallas.

Drinks and food items will be $1 each.

Student newspaper wins group's top honor

FOREST PARK - Winton Woods High School's student-produced newspaper, Between the Lines, received a gold medal, the highest honor, from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association this summer.

The newspaper, earning a 946 out of a possible 1,000 points, was evaluated on coverage, writing and editing, and graphic presentation. The paper is advised by English teacher Angela Faulhaber.

Lakota's student count up 649 from last year

LIBERTY TWP. - If the numbers hold, the Lakota Schools could be growing at a faster pace this year than in the last few years. Enrollment in Ohio's eighth-largest district Monday stood at 16,996.

That was 649 students higher than last year's official count of 16,347, taken the first week in October. For the last few years, the district has been averaging 300-400 new students.

"That number could change some," Jon Weidlich, district spokesman, said. "We don't know how many people moved to other areas and we haven't gotten a request for their records yet."

Landscape horticulture training offered

LEBANON - A 600-hour landscape horticulture certificate program begins Sept. 7 and runs through April 2005 at the Warren County Career Center, 3525 N. Ohio 48.

Credits toward the Ohio Certified Nursery Technician certificate are available for most classes. Tuition is $2,950 plus books and fees. Information/registration: 932-8145.

Karen Andrew and Sue Kiesewetter

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