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Volume 96 No. 26
(USPS 318-160)
June 16, 1988
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By Mon Stole
Pree Community the Phase monies are included in their years of service to, the school.
yet ano- the carryover amount. Jon Swenson pointed out that
at Monday An update on the joint invest- many persons have been driving
Superin- ment program indicated a positive vehicles on school property and
that difference of about $800 in interest expressed concern that these
Paul Hain earnings compared to interest tha people, whether students,
had made an would have been earned locally, coaches, or the general public, be
The board approved the Chapter dete~t from continuing and
th~ roof and that I reading program for another ~ the grounds.
be made in the yem$16,272 will be received from " Swenson also informed the
on the old gym the federal reading support for beard that Longf(~llow Elementary
approximately 28 students in Schoolin Iowa City has been using
of the
are being
witl be let as
report-
RoseMary
does not inc_lude
not been
that the carryover
be significantly
public ff all
grades 1-5.
John Meng was approved as
head girls' basketball coach on the
condition that a replacement is
found for him as assistant boys'
basketball coach. Meng resigned
the boys' basketball position at the
The board accepted resigna-
tions from Jill Sterner as cheer-
leader advisor and from Mary Lenz
as secretary. A note of apprecia-
tion will be sent to both persons for
a leveling approach for grouping
students for three years and that
the school would be a good source
of help and information for ele-
mentary teachers at Lone Tree as
they prepare to implement a
shnilar program this fall.
The board was in_formed that the
status of junior high athletic
programs cut due to budget
problems will be discussed at the
July meeting.
Am erican Legion
Conducts Flag Service
Chris Less Selected
For National Team
of "Rag Week" the Lone Tree American
COnducted a Rag Disposal Cermony on Sunday
12. Each year the post conducts this ceremony
!lltt i~lerviceable flags in our corn munity may be
the proper manner. The Legionnaires were
of the local boy and girl scout troops.
Lone Tree high school volleyball
#ayer Chris Less has recently
been select l to participate as a
member of a USA Junior Nstional
Team slated to participate in the
USA Junior Olympic Champion-
ships in Fort Collins, Colorado this
July. She will be a member of a
ten-girl team representing the
United States Volleyball Associa-
tion Region in the state.
The "selection process began
sevend months ago as some
twenty five teams were convened
through open tryouts in twelve
USA Junior throughout the
states of Mi ouri, Kansas, Iowa,
and Nebraska. These tryot~ at-
tracted several hundred of the
better high school athletes. Two
hundred plus girls accepted invi-
tations to participate at the site
level in practices and
competition since early January.
Players for the summer tour were
in turn selected from the site level
teams.
The girls will report to Simpson
College in Iowa for training
beginning on June II, 1988. They
will prepare for about 18 days and
then head to Colorado.
Chris is the daugt~ter of Joe and
Pat Less
Lone Tree will be ~nted
this summer by five students at
"College for Kids." Smeha
Museer, Andy Eckrkh, Nathan
Brown, Rachel Goody, and Adam
Waid m win be
the two week program
by Grant Wood Area Edueati
Agency at ComeU College in bit.
Vernon.
These students met guidelines
set by Grant Wood ami were
invited te attemi the college. They
then were aide to request courses
that interested them from a large
list. Some courses chosen were
moct tri , photogn y,
Tuitiou for the program was left
up to the pm~uts. Because of the
programs previous the
Elan Junior Federated Women's
Club donated $250 to help defray
the cost for the students sad their
parents. "Good luck
Pat Yoder of the i~m Juni~
Federated Women's Club pre.
• ents a ched~ to the five stmlents/m
the above hame. Pict.tvd are
left to right: Nathan lh~wu, Amty
Adam Wdd hnddt,
Stem Mmmer, recital Goody ami
club member Pat Yoder.
Chosen as
Distinguished Teacher
The Commission of Presidential
Scholars has chosen 139 high
schoot seniors as the 1988 Presi-
dential Scholars. The winners
were selected on the basis of
academic achievements, leAder-
ship
qualities, character and
ideals. The 139 winners were
chosen fzom a field of 1,500 seniors
who scored high on the Scholastic
Aptitude Test or the American
College Test and who had top
grades and extcacumculars.
Each year, the Commission on
Presidential Scholars request the
candidates to name the teacher, at
any grade level, who most influ-
enced their overall academic
achievement.
G. Yoder, Iowa
High School, Marengo, is a 1988
Presidential Scholar. She named
Thomas Mossman as the teacher
who had most influenced her
academically. The teachers named
are by the Commimion
as "Distinguished Teachers".
National Recognition Week for
1988 will be held June 13 - 17 in
Washington, D.C. The 139 "Dis-
tinguished Teachers" are invited
to Washington June 13 - 15. The)
are invited to a luncheon in theb
honor at the Washington Pres~
Club on June 14. Several othe
functions are planned for them.
Thomas Mossman is a graduatc
of Lone Tree High School and is
the son of Dr. and Mrs. D.F.
Mossman of Lone Tree.
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