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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1956
Page
2
Dalton Consolidated School announces a station wagon service for kindergarten routes and a start date of August 27 for classes. Pre registration for ninth and tenth grades is set for August 23 with faculty workshops on August 24.
Kendall Early a 15 year old Eagle Scout and son of Gene Early and Mrs Gene Early of Scottsbluff helped save Delores 6 after she was swept by current at Lake Minatare. Delores was rescued with artificial respiration before a doctor could be reached. The Saucedo family praised Kendall and the unidentified fisherman for the lifesaving aid.
Dalton staff and residents learn of new leadership as Dale Flora named high school Principal. He brings a lifetime Administrative certificate and a Nebraska Master’s, entering his 11th teaching year, now at Dalton. Other hires include LaVonne Lippitt in business education and Donald Reynolds as coach and social studies instructor. James Jensen will teach music, holding a University of Omaha degree and starting his second Dalton year.
Construction of a new building for St. Paul s Lutheran Church is set to begin this fall highlighting autumn plans for the parochial school which expects about 45 pupils this year after 42 enrolled last year Kenneth Seevers serves as principal and upper grades teacher with Robert Boetel teaching the lower grades Registration is scheduled for Friday Aug.
The text notes a new school building planned for years with active planning since 1954. It will include three classrooms several Sunday School rooms a fellowship hall and kitchen. The old building will be sold when the new facility opens.
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