Charles O Dickerson Journalism Staff Update
The COD News reports a staffing change within the journalism department led by Charles O Dickerson. Key roles are shifting as the staff reorganizes to enhance coverage and editorial workflow.
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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1972
Page
21
The Student Council Condemned for Chaos and Dictatorship
An editorial voices frustration at the Charles C. Dickerson High School Student Council in Trumansburg New York. It laments the abandonment of parliamentary procedure and accuses the President of silencing dissent while claiming democratic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Jim Parker
COD News
C . Charles C. Dickerson High School
Trumansburg, New York
C C D News Staff Starts Year With 19 Members
The C C D News staff begins the new year with nineteen members led by editor Nancy Ehrhart and assistant editor Jim Parker. Ron Tubbs continues covering sports while writers include Dave Joseph and others. Judy Kenierski leads as head typist with Sally Parker and Valerie Simmons assisting. Faculty advisor is Mrs. Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
C.C.D
Nancy Ehrhart
Jim Parker
Ron Tubbs
Dave Joseph
Helen McLallen
Kathy Layer
Shawn Murphy
Med Schreder
Debbie Worden
Rosie Smith
Peggy McEver
Mary Helen Smith
Kathy Kenny
Jo Lovelace
Brigid Carver
Diane Haight
Lisa Fukuda
Leesa Somerville
Regina Frasier
Judy Kenierski
Sally Parker
Valerie Simmons
Mrs. Snow
Student Council Authenticity Questioned by Student Voices
Several students critique the council as ineffective, apathetic, or self serving. They note few programs, limited communication, and a narrow leadership base. A few defend the council or cite reforms like three meeting rule to widen membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Tom Manheim
Questionable parliamentary reform in student council
Questions Anonymous notes that parliamentary procedure was removed by the council this year leaving the student body underrepresented. A freshman observes that committees are dominated by upperclassmen and voices of underclassmen are silenced as four members discuss issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Local School Music Groups Expand Chorus and Band
The music department reports growth with a new girls chorus expanded to 16 members. Rehearsals occur weeknights. The Band Boosters met October 17 with 10 attendees to plan fundraisers and newsletters. Upcoming events include Veterans Day parade on November 12 in Ithaca and a Thanksgiving Service on November 22 at the Baptist Church, plus football halftime shows on November 10 weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Blue Merangue
Maureen Conklin
Jean Hoagland
Kathy Sayer
Sally Morrison
Pat Peabody
Linda Soyring
Arlene Voorheis
Julie Cady
Anne James
Robin Marsh
Margaret Peltz
Susan Tubbs
Karen Hastings
Cathy Northrup
Helen McLaren
Debbie Worden
Prevost
Ithaca
Student editorial on new English program and ski club notes
Inquiries reveal mixed views on the new Senior Junior English option with calls for more course variety. The ski club elected Jeff Jordan president and Sue Stoughton secretary treasurer, planning bake sales and a car wash to fund a Vermont trip, with Mrs. Zimmerman leading the group to Greek Peak weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Jeff Jordan
Sue Stoughton
State Street
Ithaca
Zimmerman
Vermont
New P E Teacher Mrs Susan DeVerna Joins TCS staff
Mrs DeVerna joins Trumansburg Central School as girls P E teacher bringing a masters in P E from Cortland Community College. She aims to form intramural teams and leverages support from the Teen Council during Homecoming Weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Susan DeVerna
Teen Council
Fourth graders hear on government from local league speaker
On Friday November 3 fourth graders heard Mrs. Arnold Tolles from the Tompkins County League of Women Voters explain the basic structure of National State and County governments. She covered the political party system and how a person is selected to run for office as the class studies the upcoming Presidential election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Arnold Tolles
Tompkins County League of Women Voters
Tolles
Why should a student court exist at the council
The piece discusses student court use to address skipping and disorderly conduct and questions about student and staff routines. It includes quotes about lined hallways and equal time, plus reasons for gym tests and English course changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Nosey Nancy Tries to Describe a Busy Town
A lively, gossip filled note recounts a Friday scene with a Hollywood scout rumor, Elly May Clampett style outfits, a Virginian style showdown, and a RCA week at Bert Scofield's. It mentions Gerri Wilkins celebrating a Friday birthday on October 21 and a playful Pin the Laurel Leaf on Caesar during Mrs Giroux's 21st birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elly May Clampett
R.C.A
Bert Scofield
Gerri Wilkins
Sponsoring Lin Cheg Hsiu From Taiwan By Local School
Charles O Dickerson High School through its Student Council sponsors Lin Cheg Hsiu an eleven year old in Taiwan. They send him monthly funds aiding his future prospects and daily life. Lin attends Primary School and has average grades. He helps at home and attends Sunday School. He enjoys ball games and dreams of helping his community someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Dickerson
Kathy Kenney
Elementary students get help at TCS tutoring program
Juniors and seniors give free period tutoring to elementary pupils at TCS. They assist with reading and spelling, gaining teaching experience. Teachers say the program provides invaluable individualized help and boosts students’ progress. Initiated by Mrs. Ehrhart, now led by Dr. Lester Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCS
Ehrhart
Lester Burns
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Trumansburg, N.Y
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Mrs. DeVerna
Priscilla Taylor
Liz Smith
Helen Werner
Dan Ditmars
Band Boosters Club
Nancy Lueder
Geoffrey Hughes
Ski Club
Doug Elder
Bill Woodams
Dave Parker
Podunk
Timerson
Sue
Zim
Chris
Roxanne
Young
Nosey
Nancy
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