Board Names New Principals In Indiana For State Highway Site
Indiana chooses new principals for the State Highway Department project at Rea School. The pedestrian overpass over United States Highway 41 to Woodlawn Cemetery prompts the selection.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
11
Indiana chooses new principals for the State Highway Department project at Rea School. The pedestrian overpass over United States Highway 41 to Woodlawn Cemetery prompts the selection.
The board adopted centralization of school cafeterias including purchasing and warehousing. Pierson was designated as central office extracurricular treasurer to support financially troubled cafeterias. The board elected 258 non teaching staff across buildings and grounds maintenance secretaries central office and cafeteria roles. Several resignations and leaves were approved and teachers were elected to fill vacancies. Summer and homebound staff were named.
Jones holds both baccalaureate and master's degrees from ISC with advanced study at Indiana University. He served as West Vigo dean of boys this past year after teaching in Raccoon and Nevins townships and principalship in Nevins. The article covers school bus safety, IBM grade cards pilot, and various district contracts and staffing plans.
At 9 53 a m Tuesday two children Darnell Winters 12 and Fanny Shorter 11 were injured and hospitalized after a crash at Thirteenth Street and Haythorne Avenue. Driver Ollie Faulkner 58 of RR 6 Terre Haute was arrested for no operator's license and released to City Court.
Police investigated a high speed chase involving a stolen auto and a truck theft. Officers Tryon Yontz Johnson and Kellett followed the vehicle toward Lyford but lost the trail. The abandoned auto and later stolen truck were found near Lafayette Avenue and Ash Street. the truck belonged to Forrest Pralt of Montezuma. Detectives continued the probe as the vehicle was traced to Larry Green of Terre Haute.
Dave Cox of 3130 North Fifth Street was held by Clinton police after being arrested while carrying a shotgun on a Clinton street Tuesday. He faced intoxication charges as Terre Haute authorities sought him after reports he was armed and stated he would kill someone.
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