Sophomores Lead Dighton High Honor Roll Report
Lane County Community High School announces the 1955 56 honor roll with sophomores totaling 22 names, surpassing 16 seniors 13 freshmen and 9 juniors. Principal Warren Settle notes it is his last term. The list includes Betty Burnett Bonnie Fenley Linda Hyames Judy McGowan Melda Atterberry Eldean Bahm Stanley Bruns and others across classes with full names and initials.
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Dighton
Lane County Community High School
Hantte
Warren Set
Tles
Pat Atterberry
Shar‘en Borell
Carole Brown
Phyllis ‘Bryant
Alan Burnett
Max Fager‘quist
John Filbert
Barbara Hall
Marilyn Hanna
Alice Hemel
Prestley Herndon
Vyrl .Pember
Tim Ir’ Ge
Dora Ross
Lila Schwartz
Glenda Vancura
Fern Black
CarolsLynn Coberly
Tariza Ashlock
Virginia Heath
Mstalene Heronemus
Ibnie Pinkstom
Carol Reed
Dona Selymalgried
Karen Stewart
Vey West
Henrietta Yana
Betty Burnett
Bonnie Fenley
Linda Hyames
Judy McGowan
Melda Atterberry
Eldean Bahm
Stanley Bruns
Carol Cochran
Nancy Cramer
Myra Divison
Grade High School Budgets Approved at Deerfield Meeting
Two new budgets passed and two district treasurers elected at Deerfield annual meetings. About 35 high school district patrons approved a 48,900 operational budget, up about 3,000 from last year, while grade school budget for district 20 stood at 45,340. Nearly 30 attendees heard Rex Miller re elected and Lynn Cannon named treasurer. Both schools set 2,500 for a transportation fund toward a new jointly owned bus. Opening day set for Sept 4 for grade and high levels. Construction of a new grade building expected to start July 1 after a 294,000 bond issue passed.
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Deerfield
Norvalk Gray
Rex Miller
Lynn Cannon
Gray
Family Operation in Crookston Ends in Hospital Faceoff
Wilfred C. Nimens undergoes an emergency appendectomy and, as he regains consciousness, recognizes his wife who, on her first day back in hospital service in five years, was assigned to assist his operation, prompting a tense moment in the operating room.
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Crookston, Minn
Wilfred C. Nimens
One Contest In Haskell Primary Assured In August
Orville Tunis filed for the Democratic nomination for commissioner from Dudley township. W H Augerot the Democratic incumbent filed for reelection. A petition circulated to place Mrs Bernice Birney on the Republican county clerk ticket. George C Derby present clerk has not stated intentions. Mrs Pat Phoenix filed for the Republican nom for Haskell county sheriff, seeking the office now held by her husband who completes his second term and is not eligible for reelection.
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Satanta
Haskell
Orville Tunis
Dudley Township
W. H. Augerot
Bernice Birney
Birney
George C. Derby
Pat Phoenix
Phoenix
Fireworks To Be Featured At Scott City Fourth
Scott City prepares a large Fourth of July celebration with a major fireworks display on the night of the holiday. Attorney Harold Lewis heads the organizing committee and says plans include a display for about 4,000 spectators.
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Scott City
Harold Lewis
ScottCity
Liberal Airline Service Possible In Six Weeks
Liberal Chamber of Commerce directors approve Central Airlines routes for Liberal Oklahoma City Wichita and Amarillo with two round trips daily. If no exceptions are filed by midnight Saturday CAB examiner’s report could become official order within a week. A Denver route was not recommended and hearings possible if exceptions arise. Fireworks set for city airport at 9 p.m. free. Local residents expected. aerial display lasts about 90 minutes. Committee includes Lewis Orville Schwanke Bernard Grube Virgil Storm and John Boyer.
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Liberal
Liberal Chamber of Commerce
Central Airlines
Oklahoma
City
Wichita
Amarillo
Denver
Washington
Scott
Lewis
Dighton
Tribune
Lects
Orville Schwanke
Bernard Grube
Virgil Storm
John Boyer
Merit Pay Idea Sparks Student Fees Debate at WU
Washington University Campus editorials in Student Life propose merit pay for professors at semester end based on instruction quality. If instructor A is judged best, they might receive $100 of tuition, while B might get $50 if not top, as critics warn of rising tuition and mediocre faculty concerns.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Mother Nabs Son In Fort Madison Escape
In Fort Madison Iowa mother Ethel Reynoso captured her son Junior John Reynoso after he escaped from the state penitentiary He was returned to the prison about 24 hours later and faced an additional five years for the escape He had 23 days left to serve on a work detail prior to fleeing.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
John Reynoso
State Penitentiary
Ethel Reynoso
Reynoso
Park Named for Mamie Eisenhower in Denver Development
Denver city council designates a 20.9 acre park in a new family home development named for Mamie Doud Eisenhower wife of the President. The park sits centrally in the area and reflects the First Lady's ties to Denver where her mother Mrs. John S. Doud lived.
CAA To Help in Insect Attacks
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will aid a large air assault against gypsy moths and crop pests in New England, Midwest, and Rocky Mountain regions. Agricultural aviation specialist Gale Hanson will coordinate with the Agriculture Department for two months. More than a million acres in New York Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and additional 1.6 million acres in Kansas Montana Wyoming Idaho Texas Oklahoma are to be sprayed.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New England
Midwest
CAA
Gale Hanson
Agriculture Department
New York
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Texas
Oklahoma
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