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Eastern Jackson County, MO —
The following items were taken from the Aug. 11 through 17, 1962, Examiner.
With only three weeks until the opening of school, workmen at the new South Secondary school at 3301 S. Noland Road are trying to make every moment count. Gregory Lefever, who is to become principal of the school to house all of the district’s 7th graders, is ready to move into his office as soon as workmen give the “all clear.” This school will be the first in the school system to use the new “scramble system” of cafeteria serving. The customers will move about in a self-serve fashion rather than standing in line for steam table service.
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Albert L. Stolifer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Stolifer, 121 S. Hardy, a senior at the Kansas City General Hospital and Medical Center school of nursing, who will graduate Aug. 27, was awarded the Missouri State Student Nurses’ Association scholarship for graduate education. This is the first scholarship to be awarded by the organization on a state wide competitive basis.
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Prevailing as champions of the Kiwanis League’s Gold Division was Independence Savings and Loan. The ball players are John Sauerbier, Johnny Preator, Rick Hancox, Dennis Keithley, Ron Schumaker, Louie Rinehart, Pat Hardin, Steve Feran, David Record, Tom Sloan, Jim Gibson, Ron Lightner, Larry Marshall, Mike Knight, Carl Sumey Lloyd Bantam and Richard Baker. Tom Conrow was manager and Virgil Preator was their coach.
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Richard Maloney was named principal of the Alton and Procter schools upon recommendation of Dr. Guy Carter, superintendent, at the meeting of the Board of Education. Mr. Maloney served as acting principal at the Young school, while Dale Carnahan served in the Reserve Air Force. He replaces Keith Bench, who is now vice principal at Chrisman Div. II.
The following items were taken from the Aug. 11 through 17, 1962, Examiner.
With only three weeks until the opening of school, workmen at the new South Secondary school at 3301 S. Noland Road are trying to make every moment count. Gregory Lefever, who is to become principal of the school to house all of the district’s 7th graders, is ready to move into his office as soon as workmen give the “all clear.” This school will be the first in the school system to use the new “scramble system” of cafeteria serving. The customers will move about in a self-serve fashion rather than standing in line for steam table service.
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Albert L. Stolifer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Stolifer, 121 S. Hardy, a senior at the Kansas City General Hospital and Medical Center school of nursing, who will graduate Aug. 27, was awarded the Missouri State Student Nurses’ Association scholarship for graduate education. This is the first scholarship to be awarded by the organization on a state wide competitive basis.
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Prevailing as champions of the Kiwanis League’s Gold Division was Independence Savings and Loan. The ball players are John Sauerbier, Johnny Preator, Rick Hancox, Dennis Keithley, Ron Schumaker, Louie Rinehart, Pat Hardin, Steve Feran, David Record, Tom Sloan, Jim Gibson, Ron Lightner, Larry Marshall, Mike Knight, Carl Sumey Lloyd Bantam and Richard Baker. Tom Conrow was manager and Virgil Preator was their coach.
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Richard Maloney was named principal of the Alton and Procter schools upon recommendation of Dr. Guy Carter, superintendent, at the meeting of the Board of Education. Mr. Maloney served as acting principal at the Young school, while Dale Carnahan served in the Reserve Air Force. He replaces Keith Bench, who is now vice principal at Chrisman Div. II.
