New Teachers in Washington Community District
A new social studies teacher and coach joins Washington Community District high school. He attended Morningside College and Colorado State, taught home economics in George and Calumet Junior High, and is a Corydon High School and Sutherland Schools graduate. He married, attended Drake and the State University, and has two children. The family resides in Iowa City.
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Washington
Morningside Col
Corydon High School
Sutherland Schools
Drake and
State Univer
Larry
Barbara
Shalla
Washington High School
Drake University
Permella R. Lay
Parsons
Drake
Ilinois
State University of Iowa
Fulton, al
West Chester
Fulton and Gilson
Illinoi
Rutland
Grandview
Wellman
Keota
Drake and State University of Iowa
Alta
Stewart
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons College
Henry County
Packwood
Richland
James (Maradella) Housiman
Lincoln
Olin
Clinton
Grundy Center
Maquoketa High School
State College of Iowa
Coe College
Upper Iowa University
Ottumwa
Eisenhower Grade School
Cedar Rapids
Lois Overbaugh
Gage Park High School
Chicago
William
Enola) Richardson
Jefferson County
South Eighth
James Koustman
Ronald Gene Halvorson
Marengo
Stan
Catherine) Kiesey
Washington Junior College
Sharon No. 4
Johnson County
Donald Francis Spain
Rudd Junior High
Rudd
Iowa
Drake, Parsons
Marguerita Petterman
Lincoln School
Wayland
Iowa Wesleyan College
Henry
Washington County
Olds
Thomas J. Berdo
Northwestern State College
Northland College
Ashland
Wisc
Ainsworth High
Prairie High School
Central College
Prairie City
Allan Ninzler
Waterloo East High School
Waterloo
John (Maxine) Eliott
Elliott
Ainsworth
Cotter
Jackson Center
Monmouth
Karen Westervet
Brandon High School
Wisconsin
Markeson
Wise
Justice Clark Discusses Court Prayer Ruling For Schools
Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark spoke at the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco on the schools prayer ruling. He argued the decision did not outlaw religious observance but struck down a state written prayer for teachers and students to recite daily. He noted reader misunderstanding and urged careful reading of the decision while acknowledging ongoing constitutional debate. The speech also touched on how mass newspaper publication can color public interpretation. In related news, Samuel P Hayes is named president of the Foreign Policy Association, set to assume office next month.
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Tom C. Clark
Commonwealth Club of
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Hugo L. Black
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Florida
UPI
Foreign Policy Association
Samuel P. Hayes
Hayes
University of Michigan
Center For
State Department
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Grand Junction
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Joyce
Bush
Sara Ann Ferguson
Gary Hurst
Mrs. James
Connie) Whiteley
Carolyn Vanhouncing
Justice Clark
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Louisa County Fairgrounds
Columbus Junction
Royal Hotel
Oyol Hotel and Baths
Medford
Hi. T. Torpey
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West Madison
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