Utah College Junior Runs For Education Board Post
Salt Lake City AP report on University of Utah junior Blaine Elswood filing to run for Utah Board of Education seats in a conservative bid. Elswood, 21, argues students are not merely activists and emphasizes backing for limited government and school reform. He highlights his four county district, campaign goals, and his background including a Mormon mission.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Elswood
Blaine Elswood
Utah Board
Hals
Salt Lake Coun
Ron
Mury
Ireland
Church of Jesus Christ of
Lat
Murray State College to Offer New Nursing Courses
Murray State College in Tishomingo plans a two year vocational nursing program led by chair Winnie Dunham. The curriculum will lead to Registered Nurse status with fall 1971 start. Preparations include new labs and clinical partnerships plus chemistry microbiology and anatomy courses.
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Murray State College
Tishomingo
Winnie Dunham
Dunham
Oklahoma State University Technical Institute
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist University
Columbia University
Dun
Bob Hill
Murray
Author Segal Would Trade Books For Olympic Medal
Washington AP report profiles Erich Segal who says he would exchange his best selling Love Story for an Olympic gold. The Yale teacher and Harvard track alumnus discusses running, his Boston Marathon finish, and discipline learned from coach Bill McCurdy. Toronto AP notes Ontario education program earns honorable mention in Prix Jeunesse International 1870 for What Do I Like About Tommy? program about teen issues.
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Washington
Erich Segal
Segal
Bill McCurdy
Harvard
Toronto
Ontario Education Department
Tommy
Atoka Adds New Members To Math and P E Facilities
Atoka plans a bigger school program as Supt. Wilson McDonald announces new faculty for math and physical education. Enrollment begins August 20 for grades K-9 and August 21 for high school. buses run on enrollment days and lunchrooms start August 24. New teachers include Eddie Bunch, Gene Ziegler, Mike Walden, Lloyd Pennick, Gary Mosier, Ronald Meadows, Evangeline Gibson, Brenda Jahnson, Ruth Peveto, Palmer Moseley, Edith Mitchell, Zelma Brocheer, Clarence Walker Jr. Patsy Bruce. Danny Cooper heads math department. Moseley and Peveto join English. Bruce to Mamie Johnson School.
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Atoka
Thunderbird
Mamie Johnson School
McDonald
Eddie Bunch
OSU
Gene Ziegler
East Central
Mike Walden
Southeastern
Lloyd Pennick
Gary Mosier
Jahnson
Ruth Peveto
Palmer Moseley
Edith Mitchell
Zelma Brocheer
Clarence Walker Jr
Patsy Bruce
Pennick
Meadows
Jack Walker
Walden
Danny Cooper
Zelma Bordeen
Moseley
Insitute of Science
Bruce
Oklahoma! to Headline Annual Park Production in Ada
The article notes an annual production of Oklahoma! to be staged in a permanent amphitheatre by Lake Thunderbird near Norman, with summer road shows planned. Jack Harrold, former Broadway star and OU professor, will direct all summers, including a Sept. 4 and 5 presentation in Ada’s East Central Auditorium.
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Little River State Park
Norman
Chestra
Tanglewood
Boston
Interlochen
Michigan
Chicago
Oklahoma
Jack
Har- Told
New “York City Opera Company
Harrold
University of Oklahoma School of Music
Music Theatre
Harrord
Ada
East Central Auditorium
Humpty Dumpty Names New Ada Store Manager
Loyd Bowers was installed as manager of the Humpty Dumpty store in Ada replacing Ben Walker who resigned. A native Adan with 20 years in the chain he returns to Ada from Ardmore and has worked in Shawnee and Norman. He is married with a daughter Paga 17 student at Ada High School. He announced a response to popular demand.
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Ben Walker
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Adan
Ada
Ardmore
Norman
Paga
Ada High School
Art Classes In Holdenville Open In Sept
Fall art classes at the Hughes County Art Center in Holdenville start September 14 with both afternoon and evening sessions. Contact president Mrs. Gale F. Pryor at 505 Diamond, Holdenville, for details. Richard V. Goetz, noted realist painter from Oklahoma City and Malmö Bridge, New York, will teach the classes, his still lifes likened to early Dutch and Flemish masters by American Artist Magazine.
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Hughes County Art Center
Holdenville
Gale F. Pryor
Diamond
Richard V. Goetz
Oklahoma City
Malden Bridge
New York
American Artist Magazine
Teachers Get To Nitty Gritty By College Seminar
Junior high science teachers and administrators attend a five week seminar at East Central State College shifting from moon making to philosophy. Thirty participants, led by Dr. Don Stafford and Don Kellogg, explore child oriented inquiry based science methods and program choices for their schools.
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Naomi Knickmeyer
East Central State College
Don Stafford
Don Kellogg
East Central
Kellogg and
Stafford
Donaldson
Kellogg
Sulphur Schools Schedule Enrollment Dates and New Teachers
Sulphur students begin enrollment on August 18 with seniors and eighth graders from 1 to 4 p.m. and younger students earlier from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 18 20 and 24. Kindergarten and younger grades enroll from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 11. Buses run first day on normal schedule. New faculty include Donald Wayne Archer basketball coach social studies. Linda Sue Barnes Spanish 8. E.. Marion Clark fourth grade. Zecky Martin fourth grade.
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Calvin Agee
Donald Wayne Archer
East Central
U.S. Grant
Oklahoma City
Linda Sue Barnes
Garden City
Kan
Marion Clark
Washington, M. C
Oklahoma University
Davis
Bzecky Martin
Cameron
B.S
County Girl Attends Major Youth Meeting
Enis of Fulstown was among nearly 1 000 youth scholars at the August 25 farm business conference at Ohio State University. Delegates were chosen for outstanding farm business activity and knowledge of farmer cooperatives.
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Enis
Fulstown
American Institute of Cooperation
Ohio State University
Overtons Leave Ada for Tulsa Assignment
Maj. and Mrs. Fred Overton, Ada Salvation Army directors, depart in late August for Tulsa where he will head the Tulsa Citadel. Farewell service August 23. Replacing them are Maj. and Mrs. John Tharp from Tulsa. The Overtons have three children and have served in many cities since 1963.
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Salvation Army
Fred Overton
Ada
Tulsa
Overton
Tulsa Citadel
Cheyenne
Overtons
John Tharp
Tom
Colorado Springs
Fred
OSU
Jim
N. Xenophon
Maj
SA Officers’ Training College
Atlanta
Shawnee
Covington W. Va
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus
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