The Sidney herald., 1957-08-15

Helen Hanson

ouPt. DOild1O oldll dilllOuIlCcQ
that the teaching staff Of the
Richey schools is now complete
for the coming school term. Form
er teachers returning are. Mrs.
Donald Buck, first grade; Mrs.
Roland Grundmeyer, grades 2 and
3; Mrs. A. v. Radcliffe, grades
S and 6; Mr.. Melvin Schwartz,
grades 6 and 7; Mrs. George Can
field, high school mathematics;
and Mrs. Robert Richey, high
school science and history.
Teachers that were not teach
ing in Richey last year, but have
signed contracts for the coming
year are: Mrs. Dewey Whiteman,
grades 8 and 4; MI. Keith Thorn
as, elementary principal and high
school coach; Mrs. Sam Ritter,
commercial; Miss Anna Besser,
music, band and chorus; MI. Dom
inic Schaff, high school English.
Mrs. Whiteman is from Richey
and formerly taught several years
in the Richey elementary school.
She is a graduate Of Western
Montana College of Education.
MIR. Thomas lives in Billings and
is a graduate of Eastern Montana
College of Education with a major
in health and physical education.
He also attended the University
of Utah two years on an athletic
scholarship. He played varsity
basketball at Utah and Eastern.
Since obtaining his degree he has
coached the Junior Varsity bas-
ketball team at Eastern a couple
of seasons.
Mrs. Ritter formerly taught in
Richey high school for four years.
She is returning after an absence
of two years, she is a graduate of
Montana State College.
Miss Besser lives in Hopewell,
Pennsylvania. She is a graduate
from Minot State Teachers Col
lege and taught music two years
at Westby, Montana.
Mr.. Schaff is from Glen Ullen,
North Dakota and received his
degree this summer from Dickin-
son State Teachers College. He
has 2 years Of elementary teach
ing experience in North Dakota
schools.
The Ralph Levengoods receiv-
ed a long distance phone call last
week from their son William in
Mannheim, Germany, announcing
the birth of a son weighing eight
pounds, on August l. He has been
named James Lyle. The William
Levengoods have a daughter.
Mrs. Floyd Durfey, poppy poster
chairman of the local Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary, re-
notice from Mrs. John An
lolshek, state poppy poster chair
nan that Barbara Lee, daughter
If MI. and Mrs. Andy Lee of Rich
~ received third prize in the
Class 2 division, z, 8 and 9th
in the state poppy poster
The Past Matron's club of Maud
Marshall Chapter No. 102 O.E.S.,
leld their meeting on Wednesday
lfternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Boles with eight members
nd three visitors present. The
lext meeting will be in October
n the Maud Butterfield home.
rhe meeting will be held the first
Wednesday of the month.
Mrs. Andy Lee Verne Stoker
md Mary Lu Lee drove to Miles
lily on Thursday on business.
Mrs. Otto Atlas and her friend
Irs. Dan Dormeyer, both of San
a Rosa, Calf, left Wednesday af-
er a three day visit with the for
ner's brother and sister-in-law,
dr. and Mrs. Dean Craig and fam
Iy.
On Tuesday Mrs. Dean Craig
nd her house guests Mrs. Otto
atlas and Mrs. Dan Dormeyer
rove to Bloomfield where they
listed Mrs. Clarence Iehl and
amily. Mrs. Iehl and Mrs. Atlas
old school chums.
Mrs. George Covlin entertained
t coffee on Wednesday afternoon
frs. Clarence Hedahl and daugh-
ar, Mrs. Harlem Brown and Mrs.
ennie Nicholson.
Mrs. Clarence Hedahl left on
Wednesday afternoon for Williston
> be with her daughter.
Visitors in the Henry Deckert
ONE were their son and daugh-
Mr.. and Mrs. Algy
'eckert and two children from
[illsboro, Kansas. Also travelling
18th the Deckerts were Mrs.
'eckert's. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1lor4 Jobpcop rho xicitorc had