Peetz Public School Adds Faculty For New Term
Peetz Public School outlines two vacant teacher positions with new hires for sixth grade and junior high literacy. Supt. Tregoning, former principal, leads a staff including four new instructors and several returning teachers as classes start August 30 for an estimated 180 pupils. New curriculum adds ag mechanics and secretarial office practice.
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Merrill Tregoning
Tregoning
Ernest Maurer
Hilda Chapel
Colorado State College
Greeley
Lola Cooper
Florence State College
Florence
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Lake City
Colo
Leland Grasser
Three New On The Faculty Of Lorenzo Public School
Lorenzo Public School prepares for the 1965-66 term with three new teachers Glen Harless becomes math and science instructor from Bridgeport Mrs Robert Fischer takes Kindergarten and first grade duties and Mrs R B Peterson joins as music instructor The staff includes Supt Leo Turner in his third year and returning teachers Walter Ruden Rosalie Cates Pearlie Copley and Jean Johnson Remodeling adds outdoor basketball court a storage room new book shelves and updated painting ready for start Monday Aug 30.
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Leo Turner
Glen Harless
Bridgeport
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
S. D
Bayard
Robert Fischer
Sidney
Trinity Lutheran School
South Divide
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R. B. Peterson
Sioux Army Depot
Long Pine
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Walter Ruden
Rosalie Cates
Pearlie Copley
Jean Johnson
Lodgepole Enrollment to dip due to Sioux closing
Lodgepole Public Schools expect 220 pupils this fall, about 25 fewer than last year, largely from families tied to Sioux Army Depot. School opens August 30 at 8:30 a.m. for a half day. hot lunches not served. New teachers Ann Gable and Thomas Copple join. several staff return.
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Lodgepole Public
Duane Freeman
Sioux Army Depot
Freeman
Ann Gab
Scottsbluff Junior College
Thomas Copple
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Rapid City
Dalton adds Elementary Phys Ed and expands staff
Dalton Public School opens with 280 anticipated students and новая faculty. Jim Sutherland Wauneta will direct the new elementary physical education course and teach social studies. Miss Rosalyn Pierce Mount Morris Illinois will teach English. Classes start Aug. 30 with teacher conference Aug. 25 or 26. Construction on a new wing begins Oct. 1 and should finish by 1966-67.
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Jim Sutherland
Wauneta
Kearney State Teachers College
Rosalyn Pierce
Mount Morris
Cedar Crest College
Richard Krause
Doesn't Play What He Makes in Beattyville
Donally Cole, a 50 year old rocktender in Heidelberg Kentucky, crafts guitars banjos violins and a ukulele from mountain woods. He cannot play or tune his creations and must find someone to test each finished instrument. Regularly he faces the challenge of locating a willing musician to try his work.
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Donally Cole
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Heidelberg
Kentucky Mountains
Washington Plants Lilac and Trees on Birthday 1785
On his birthday in 1785 George Washington transplanted lilac bushes and young dogwood, sassafras and redbud trees, planting a small arboretum at his home.
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