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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1951
Page
4
One boy and 20 girls, all members of the Amarillo High School chapter of Future Teachers of America, are listed among those recognized for their contributions and involvement in the program.
Senior students spend half days observing Amarillo element ary teachers for three years while next week they plan lessons and later take charge of a class briefly. Miss Carmen Ulm notes participants Sally Bivins Shirley Daniels Priscilla Mullins Joyce Rapp Margaret Wills and McKinley observing in various first and second grade classrooms with Wolflin Bivins Wilson Horace Mann and San Jacinto roles.
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Joyce Miller and Ruth Kennedy will observe fourth grade science at Bivins and Margaret Wills. Jean Thomas will watch fifth grade teachers in Humphreys Highland and Bivins. Various staff from San Jacinto Horace Mann and McKinley will be surveyed with names including Sandra Shile Charlotte Halley Joanne Stout Alice Landergin Mae Ellen Shackleford and Alice Thomas. Bill Winter, president, will observe math teaching in McKinley and Will Rogers Schools.
James Marlow discusses the peril for dissidents under Communist rule, citing Czechoslovakia’s purge of 169,000 members and the fate of broken voices in Italy. The piece warns that deviation from Moscow’s line risks execution or elimination once the party seizes power.
Final rites for Mrs. Sophia Feferman 61, wife of Lewis Feferman and mother of Abe Feferman, were held at Boxwell Bros Ivy Chapel after a lengthy illness. Born in Poland, she and Lewis married 40 years ago, migrated to the U S 34 years ago, lived in Sapulpa briefly, then moved to Amarillo 23 years ago. Active in Temple B nai Israel and Eastern Star, she resided at 3900 Cheyenne Terrace. Rabbi Arthur Bluhm officiated. pallbearers included Joe Siegal and others. Surviving are husband, son, daughter Mrs Sid Solomonson of Dallas, a sister and five grandchildren.
Nat Holman CCNY coach once said Lou Boudreau of Illinois was the finest dribbler he ever saw. Boudreau, formerly with the Cleveland Indians, later joined the Boston Red Sox.
New York based Knickerbocker Textiles previews 250 Roman inspired fabric designs seen as the next fall trend. Prints feature torchlight and Bacchus wine colors with triumph chains and gladiator motifs on cotton rayon and other fabrics. Research linked to Quo Vadis filming aided the effort.
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