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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
10
Dr Alton W Cowan, superintendent of District Six, presents a column of reflections and guidance. The Skipper voice offers thoughts on school leadership, discipline, and community expectations, with emphasis on steady, principled administration and service to students and staff.
A collection of quotations from Dr Herbert C Rudman William Haber and others on curriculum control teacher contracts and the evolving role of school leadership. It surveys credentialed shortages rising salaries and debates over the principal position and school building influence.
Delbert L. Parsons of Hastings and John Reimers of Greeley completed program study at DeVry Institute and Bell Howell School in Chicago for a technical diploma. Three area students earned University of Denver juris doctor and arts social work degrees, while others from Greeley, Eaton, and nearby towns received degrees from Northern Arizona University, Drake University, Colorado State University, and Nebraska, with career placements at Motorola and regional colleges.
Nennis Strauch and Ronald W. Hibbert were awarded Sterling Silver Diplomas at the Colorado School of Mines 95th commencement ceremony. Strauch, a geophysical engineer, will work for Schlumberger Well Logging Service in Caracas while Hibbert, a metallurgical engineer, will join Procter and Gamble.
Bradley University in Peoria has named Dr. E N Clausen to the position of associate professor in the College of Liberal Arts. Clausen will assume duties this summer. His wife Margaret Bothell is daughter of Dr and Mrs John Bothell of 1717 Moniview Rd, Greeley. Clausen joined Bradley in 1983 after teaching at Mendota High School Colorado State College and Southern Illinois University.
The Washington Post reports a broad crusade against school sex education led by groups like the John Birch Society and Christian Crusade amid 27 states resisting the program. Supporters cite public health and teen morality, while opponents urge local control and parental guidance. Three Greeley men earned medical degrees this spring and begin internships in St Louis and Denver.
Yale University commencement featured William McIlwaine Jr., a 22 year old honor student from Richmond Virginia, delivering an unorthodox address. He declared the Vietnam war a mistake and voiced frustration, noting that some classmates may die or be wounded in the coming year. The senior class asked for a speech and Yale administration granted permission despite usual practice.
Tanv rence E. Uhl, son of Mr and Mrs David Uhl of Padront, will graduate from Phillips Academy Andover June 13. A athlete in football and wrestling he is a member of Blue Key and will enter Harvard University in the fall.
The West High Spartat Band capped its year with awards at the academic assembly and band banquet. Honors went to Becky Holmes bassoon freshman, Rick Rothe first chair bass sophomore, Ed Grant first chair sax junior, Kim Shwayder first trumpet senior, and co winners Doug Kile and Ray Musser for the Sousa Award who also earned music scholarships. 45 performances recorded. band earned its first II rating, surpassed in concert band by Fort Collins High School in a similar period.
In Mexico Missouri during commencement weekend Cadet Gregory Johnson son of Mr and Mrs H Gordon Johnson of Greeley earned the David Peak Award for first year cadets Cadet Douglas Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Richardson of Greeley received the new award Also noted is the Colorado River's slow carving of the Grand Canyon over millennia with cliff faces about four thousand feet high and erosion averaging less than an inch per century.
Six Highland High School students earned all A’s on the second semester honor roll. Named include freshmen Phyllis Dinges Teresa Lacy Bob Whicker and more. The list also mentions juniors Becky Bickling Rick Dill Debbie Johnson Lorna Lawson and others plus freshmen Jim Alkite Cathy Brown Dayle Hoover Nick Martinez and Celeste Witherall with Pat Quayle and Allison Stonecypher QPZ in financial straits.
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