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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
17
The senior class led by English teacher Mr. Buck selects Tim King as graduation speaker after forming a student committee. Tim, a 1967 COD High School graduate who studied at Cornell, agreed to speak, signaling a banner year and a tradition they hope others will adopt.
The American Legion selected students for Boys State and Girls State. Boys State delegates are Mike Smith Dan Ditmars and John Keith while Girls State delegate is Nancy Lueder. The program bans prior governmental experience. Congratulations to all honorees.
The calendar lists key dates including June finals June 15 16 and Regents June 19 20 21 and last day of school June 23 along with graduation June 25. The gym opens Monday and Wednesday mornings at 9 1 am and the weight room remains open evenings through August.
The last C.O.D. year features Mrs. Jean Linn, a longtime CODickerson teacher of eight years, thanked for guiding typing and secretarial students. Her work includes real world practice from prior federal and private jobs, with plans for more specialized mini courses. Advisor Mrs. Snow and publisher Mr. Waid are also credited.
The C O Dickerson High School Marching Band and Color Guard face a full summer schedule. On June 3 they perform at Gorham in the Pageant of Bands, then march in parades at Interlaken Trumansburg and Enfield. They sponsor a July 1 Flea Market at the Fairgrounds with raffles and booths.
Jim Parker argues the Ad Hoc Committee should gather public views to select a new high school principal, replacing Dr. Hammond as District Principal. He laments low public and student interest and urges fuller use of the chance to influence leadership.
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