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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1971
Page
2
A West Lyon Community School science teacher and basketball coach resigned amid a controversy sparked by a mustache issue. A Des Moines register report traced disputes within the school board and administration, noting records of verbal directives and a lack of compliance leading to the resignation.
A teacher at Inwood High School named Douglas Flyger faced removal of last summer's mustache by the principal at the start of school. The incident, tied to a broader dispute over facial hair rules, sparked commentary about classroom authority and staff appearance within the community.
A board demands resignation or firing for insubordination amid a clash over campus dress. The piece contrasts 19th century norms with modern student garb, debating where change should occur and the role of institutional standards.
Local residents attended the funeral of Peter Bosch at the Reformed church in Sioux Center on Monday afternoon. Multiple visitors shared meals and visits across Sanborn Worthing and Edgerton areas, with social events at Kinder Eaten Up and the Public School gym. The community supported Geraldine Tude Leeuw’s Southwest Indians work with a 4 per Tuck supper and program directed by Mrs. Allen Benthuis.
Alvord area residents discuss forming a Seaice Citizens Club at a regular ABC meeting. A pot luck supper is planned for May 14 at 7:00 pm to gauge interest in starting a Senior Citizens Club.
Mr and Mrs Camelins will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Friday April 20 with an open house from 7 30 to 10 30 pm at the First Reformed Church Woodowood. Friends are invited and no invitations have been sent.
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