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AUODST Ui, 1969
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GEORGES SCHMITT
Building Contractor
CUSTOM HOMES
CABINETRY
WALL TO WALL CARPETING
CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS
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Phone: 526^^2412 Home 526^^2768
REFRESHMENT
SHOP
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Looouted next io QoJjclx. Ih.eatn.e.
Open - 10:00 Osiru ilJi
fhoae 526-^23^6
FISH BAIT: near forest service
OFFICE
Higglers and Might Crawlers
phone 526--2640 or 526--2206
Louis S» Eduards
(HIGHLANDS SCHOOL, CONTINUED FRCM PAGE 2)
He is married to Rita R, Hinkle, a native
a Niew York and a Registered Nurse who has
given up her work for the time being to
raise a son and daughter, Michael Raymond,
two years old, and Tanya Ragina, nine
weeks old. Ihe Hinkles have spent the
last five years in Vermont, four years
during which I^ir* Hinkle taught social
studies in high school and one year at
the University of Vermont,
They are members of the Episcopal
Church. At the present they are living
on Little Bear Pen I'buntain in Mr. John
Gordon*s house, but will eventually
move to a new home on Flat Mountain
Road,
Hinkle anticipates a good school
year and has announced the faculty for
the coming year:
In the Primary grades, what used to
be termed grades 1 through U will no
longer exist. Last year the non-graded
program was started and as is planned,
will continue. In this program, teachers
will work with groups of similar ability
in the various skills (i.e. reading,
math,' etc.)* The ages of the members
of these groups T-d-ll vary and membership
itself will change as the students are
challenged in different subjects.
A letter explaining this program
will be sent to the parents of the child
ren who range from ages 6 to 10 or who
are attending their first four years
of school.
Teachers working within this non
graded program ar^ Mrs. Ruth S. Brown,
^a.ss Hilda Sanders, Mrs. Irene James,
a new comer this year, J4’s. Jfergaret
P. Calloway, !frs. Dick Potts, and teach
ers' aide, Jfrs. Betty Wood,
3h the elementary grades: Miss
Ethel L. Calloway will teach the 5th
grade, Mr. Jack C. Cabe will teach .r
the 6th grade. Because of the number
of students in the ?th grade, there will
be two teachers, I^s. Claudette Holland
and 1^. Corbett R. Holland. Willard
E. Garland Td.ll teach the 8th grade.
In high school are Ifr. and I^rs.
Robert B. DuPree. A new teacher, but
a fainiliar face, is !&•. Doyle Calloway,
l&'S. Caroilyn Kinsland, also new, will
teach vocational Home Economics.
Thomas E, Bell, also new to this area,
T-idll teach Industrial Arts.
Mrs. Edith M. Henson will teach
Special Education.
The same three members of the
Teacher. Corps will be here - ]y&?. and
iyS:»s. James Bates and Joyce Hamilton,
It is not confirmed at this date,
but possibly two members of the SMCADii,
may teach elementary music and elemen
tary art.
Mr. Alva Duke will conduct the
chorus and music,
M?. B>yle Calloway will coach the
boys* basketball team,
iy&:‘s. Joe Reese will serve as
Librarian. A secretary is also needed.
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Cashiers, N.O.
located in the lower lobby
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