City plans outlined for 1970-71 public schools
The district outlines Aug 24 start for 780 expected students in elementary and secondary grades with morning sessions and bus service. Full day on Aug 26 with lunch programs beginning. staff includes Superintendent Palo Delgado in year four. New staff additions and budget of 219103 with tax-derived funds and bond measures outlined.
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University of Nebraska
Dyle Huckbee
Jack Gross
Esther Floffman
Delitte Siffring
Kenneth Worley
Lonnie Davis
Larry Ayler
Eleanore Limes
Pauline Turner
Teta Worley
Yeheda Bahr
Sharon Bender
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Bellevue School
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Lawrence Dittmar
Irena Seward
Osceola High School
Miss Kresha
Larry Bosswell
Shickley
Toad
Lee Danekacke
Johnson
Richard Ruth
Clark Gocken
Wilbur Fricke
Don Elligan
William, Potter
Ronald Ruth
Jani¢e Braasch
Set up a home first aid center for children
Guidance on creating a child-friendly home first aid center with a locked cabinet and stocked supplies. Emphasizes pre-school health checks, up-to-date immunizations, bacteria control with antibacterial soap, wound care steps, and when to call a doctor for serious injuries or illnesses.
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Madison School Openings Set for August Twenty Fourth
Madison public and parochial schools plan to open Aug. 24 with opening services. Trinity Lutheran School holds 8:30 a.m. service at the church, new faculty including Bob Smallwood teaching multiple grades, with about 57 students. St John Green Garden and St Leonard School also start full days, with assigned principals and teachers for grades 1 through 8.
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Trinity Lutheran School
Bob Smallwood
Concordia Teachers College
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St. John Lutheran School
Green Garden
Wayne Luedtke
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Theodore Kollmorgen
St. Leonard School
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Rosemary Lubiselier
M. ‘Ciselinde
Ne sew buttons on new school clothes for safety
A guideline advises sewing buttons on new school uniforms securely to prevent easy removal by children or during laundry. The aim is to reduce loss and ensure sturdiness of garments used in daily school activities.
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Timing study habits echo in student routines
Educational psychologists emphasize spreading study across the week with specific daily hours. The guide advises 30 minutes study followed by 10 minutes break, reviewing notes after classes, and planning with a paper schedule to improve efficiency and preserve leisure time.
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Help preschoolers take the big step to school
Parents planning for a child entering school focus on short term actions like health checks clothing and safety while long term planning builds habits nutrition sleep and motor skills through active play. Emphasis on mental social and emotional readiness.
New Art of Leg Watching Pops in Hosiery Trends
The text notes a shift in fashion emphasis as college men notice shorter hems and new pantyhose designs. It highlights Oriental Love patterned panty hose, opaque thigh symbols, and color schemes in Navajo red, cobalt, and other shades. Mini and midi looks evolve with menswear ribbed socks and geometric patterns.
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St Edward High School Sets Nine Week Schedule
St Edward Schools outline tentative coming year with registration at 1 pm on Aug 19 and classes starting Aug 24. The year will use nine week periods instead of six, with 7 12 grade slips replacing report cards. School ends May 21, final reports May 23.
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Newman Grove Classes Begin In Late August
Newman Grove plans to start classes with registration on August 27 and 28. A teachers meeting may precede registration days.
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