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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
2
The Buffalo 1966 yearbook should feature student photographers for activity and on-campus scenes while commercial studios handle class member portraits. Editors praise the professional quality of current photos but argue student photos would enhance pride and retain yearbook as a student driven journalism project.
Gladys Bale, a Garden City Unified District teacher, argues that merit pay tests teacher ability inadequately and fosters a rat race. She warns of tension between teachers, supervisors, and parents, and suggests that effective teaching requires collaboration, not competitive showmanship.
Hal Boyle lists telltale signs of social status and success in a light column. Examples include lunch money for a wife, color television sets, bank familiarity, and a windowed desk. The piece satirically contrasts modern office culture with signals of wealth and influence, reflecting midcentury American life in Garden City Telegram.
Dr. Phillip Lee plans to force public release of university auto safety research funded by HEW grants and end delays. The piece notes amendments from Lloyd Cutler to slow federal controls, new design-change timelines, altered fines, and state safety participation.
In a hometown band concert memory blends with a funeral. Inez the cornetist, a longtime soloist, played taps at a veterans burial alongside the American Legion. The piece honors a retiring director Bob Anderson who leads his final spring pops and departs for Denver after school ends.
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