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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
6
Susan Low is hired as the new Girls Physical Education instructor at Ovid Central School for the year. A Truama nsburg native and Syracuse University graduate, she intends to marry in June and aims to foster sport interest while managing student chatter in class.
The senior of the week is Linda Lee Beaujon age seventeen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Beaujon of Ovid. She has sung in chorus for four years and in All County Chorus in her sophmore and junior years. Linda is active in Intramurals Pep Club Library Club and be ing with friends and reading. She plans to study business after high school and attend RB I.
A surveyed group including Kim Shoe bridge Larry Van Vleet Mary Eastman and Debbie Burdin contends students should have a majority say in school decisions. They oppose blanket veto power by Mr Lueder and urge responsibility if privileges are granted. Seniors note lost privileges should be earned not punished.
Ovid Hornets could not convert red zone chances against Candor Indians losing on their home field. Candor scored on a blocked quick kick and added the extra point to steady a defensive battle. Art Holmberg and Chuck Hurd starred on both sides for Ovid in a hard fought defeat ahead of Tioga Center visit.
The notice expresses condolences to Cindy MacCheyne on her great grandfather's death and to Nancy Bradley and Jeff Wickham on their grandfather's passing.
Read about breakfast and lunch study with Scott Hayes pictures. Learn beginning consonant sounds using records filmstrips worksheets and magazine pictures. Science covers sun shadows and movement with experiments. Class size noted as 24 pupils if relevant.
The article lists National Honor Society officers Lillian Tauteroff, Kathy Stewart, and Valerie Bassett and notes induction of new members Friday October 15 at 8 30 am. It details reading groups, spelling and phonics work, a Good Breakfast pin program, and various classroom activities across grades with projects on snakes teeth vowels leaves and a bird incubator outcome.
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