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PAGE A-8 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1969 'Bold Ones' Rated Best Of New Television Shows By CLARKE WILLIAMSON How good are the new TV shows of the '69-70 season? In our first ballot on them, 81 per cent of TOP VIEW voters claim NBC's "The Bold Ones" should be kept all age favorite. ABC's 'Courtship of Eddie's Father" is a good second (but oldster voters are less enthusiastic). Voting reveals that viewers over 50 just don't hurry to watch new shows. For example, 52 per cent had not yet seen "Room 222." compared to 26 per rent of the middle aged and only 6 per cent of TV LOG 1TVI (ABC) KMOX (CBS) 4, KSD (NBC) $, KPLR 11, KDNL tt (R) Denotes Rebrtmdcast (C) Denotes Color Death Valley Days (C) 4 5 News Report (C) 11 Wilburn Bros. (C) Dating Game (C) 4 Jackie Gleason (C) 5 Andy Williams (C) 11 Porter Wagoner (C) 30 The Invaders (C) Newlywed Game (C) 11 Stan Hitchcock (C) Lawrence Welk (C) 4 My Three Sons (C) 5 Adam 12 (C) 11 Bill Anderson (C) 30 Movie (C) Green Acres (C) 5 Movie (C) 11 Buck Owens (C) Hollywood Palace (C) 4 Petticoat Junction (C) 11 College Show (C) Mannix (C) 11 Bill Fields (C) Movie 30 Movie 5 News Report (C) Movie (C) 5 David Frost (C) 11 Wrestling (C) Donald O'Connor ABC News (C) Movie Playboy (C) Dick Keefe (C) Weather (C) Thought for Today 4 Movie Sunday November 2 Religion Conversations i Black P.S.

4 (C) 5 Gospel Jubilee (C) 11 Faith for Today (C) Thought for Today Newsbreak Pattern for Living 4 Camera Three (C) 5 Lester Family (C) 11 Songs of Faith (C) Message of Rabbi (C) 4 Sunday Morning (C) 5 America Sings (C) 11 Tom Jerry (C) The Answer (C) Faith of Our Fathers (C) 5 Eternal Light (5) 11 Batman (C) Sacred Heart (C) Catholic Mass (C) 4 Lamp Unto My Feet (C) 5 Metropolitan Church (C) 11 Samson (C) Look and Live (C) 5 This Is the Life (C) 11 Skippy (C) Tag Along (Ci Bullwinkle (C) 4 Church Is You (C) 5 Heckle Jeckle (C) 11 Roller Derby (C) (R) Discovery (C) 4 Way of Life (C) 30 SPECIAL: Football- Navy vs. Notre Dame (C) College Football '69 (C) 4 Town Country (C) 5 Gorky's Colorama (C) 11 Wrestling (C) (R) Face the Nation (C) Dudley De Right (C) 4 NFL Today (C) 5 Meet the Press (C) 11 John Wayne Theater 30 Big Picture (C) The Rebel (R) 4 SPECIAL: NFL Dallas Cowboys vs. Cleveland Browns (C) 5 SPECIAL: AFL Football vs. Kansas City and San When you give the United Way you give to Illinois Childron't Homt AH toolity under 21ers. "The Debbi Reynolds Show" fares th worst; 42 per cent of voter would like it removed.

Per centages indicate vote to kee each The Bold Ones, NBC, 31.3. Courtship of Eddie's Father ABC, 76.7 Room 222. ABC, 75.0. Then Came Bronson, NBC 73.7. Bill Cosby Show, NBC, 72.7.

Andy Williams, NBC, 68.3. Bracken's World, NBC, 62.3. My World and Welcome to It NBC, 61.G. Diego vs. Denver (C) 30 Oral Roberts (C) Movie 30 Bread of Life (C) Revival Fires (C) Charlie Chan 30 Turning Point (C) Celebrity Billiards 30 Movie Joe Namath (C) St.

Louis Zoo (C) 4 Big Red (C) 11 Wagon Train (C) (R) SPECIAL: The Jane Morgan Show (C) Movie Voyage (C) (R) Movie I Spy (C) (R) News (C) 30 Time Tunnel (C) (R) SUNDAY EVENING Land of the Giants (C) 4 Lassie (C) 5 Perspective (C) 11 Suspense Theatre (C) To Rome With Love (C) 5 Wonderful World of Color (C) 30 The Invaders (C) (R) The FBI (C) 4 Ed Sullivan (C) 11 Cagney Theatre (C) 7:30 5 Bill Cosby (C) 30 One Step Beyond (R) Movie (C) 4 Leslie Uggams (C) 5 Bonanza (C) 30 David Susskind (C) Mission: Impossible .5 11 (C) 11 (C) 30 5 11 30 (C) Bold Ones (C) News (C) Here Come The Stars 5 News Report (C) Here Comes The Stars Gene Lynn (C) Movie (C) Dan Devine (C) Donald O'Connor (C) Joe Pyne (C) David Frost (C) Movie Big Picture (C) News (C) Movie News (C) Issues And Answers Thought For Today Debbie Reynolds Show, NBC, 58.0. READERS SPEAK THESE NEW SHOWS are the best on T.V. Janine Didrick, Fort Wayne, Ind. Programs seem to become increasingly worse each year. Indifference of networks to viewing public standards is appalling.

Were it not for Educational network our viewing time would have dropped. Robert Burton, North Platte, Nebr. What a great season networks are offering viewers this year! Mrs. Comiie Jones, Council Bluffs, la. "My World an Welcome to It" is one of th few shows I'd hate to miss.

Catherine Stinneford, Pompan Beach, Fla. We thorough! enjoy the entire cast, plot, etc of "Room 222." Don't let tha one get away. And Bill Cosb can do no wrong. Mrs. Tom F.

Smith, Colorado Springs Colo. "Bracken's Worl is the answer to a prayer. Firs real look at life behind motio picture cameras. Acting i dynamic and exciting sue a welcomo change from run-oi the-mill shows. Mr.

Mrs Bill Wells, Paducah, Ken. (Clip this portion and mail promptly to: TOP VIEW BALLOT 256, Alton Evening Telegraph, 111 E. Broadway, Alton, Ilinois 62002. HOW DO YOU RATE THESE TV PROGRAMS? Circle only one opinion on each line: HOLLYWOOD SQUARES AwfuI-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen JACKIE GLEASON Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen RED SKELTON Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen THAT GIRL Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen GUNSMOKE Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen THE FBI Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen SECRET STORM seen LAMP UNTO MY FEET Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen NFL ACTION Awful-Poor-Fair-Good-Superb-Not seen Circle your age bracket: Under 21; 21-49; 50 or over. Monday November 3 5 The Doctors (C) General Hospital (C) 4 Secret Storm (C) 5 Another World (C) 11 Of Lands Seas (C) One Life to Live (C) 4 Edge of Night (C) 5 He Said, She Said (C) 30 Cartoons (C) Movie (C) 4 Gomer Pyle (C) (R) 5 Letters to Laugh In (G) 11 Dark Shadows (C) 30 Little Castle (C) Movie (C) 5 Mike Douglas (C) 11 Flintstones (C) (R) Gilligan's Island (C) (R) 30 Speed Racer (C) Love Lucy (R) 30 Ultraman (C) McHale's Navy (R) 4 To Tell the Truth (C) 5 News (C) 11 Leave It To Beaver (B) 35 Batman (C) (R) Troop (C) (R) 4 CBS News (C) 5 Ennttey-Brinkley (C) 11 Dick Van SO Patty Duke (R) MONDAY EVENING 4 5 News Report (C) 11 What's My Line (C) 30 Monsters (B) Music Scene (C) 4 Gunsmoke (C) 5 My World Welcome to It (C) 11 Truth or Consequencos (C) 30 Star Trek (C) (R) Laugh-In (C) 11 Hazel (C) (R) New People (C) Here's Lucy (C) 11 The Game Game (C) 30 Beat the Clock (C) The Survivors (C) 4 Mayberry (C) 5 Movie (C) 11 Big Valley (C) (R) 30 Delia (C) SPECIAL: Nixon Address On Vietnam War Policy (C) Love, American Style (C) 4 Carol Burnett (C) 11 News Report (C) 30 Movie I Spy (C) (R) 4 5 News Report (C) Joey Bishop (C) 4 Merv Griffin (C) 5 Johnnie Carson (C) 11 Movie Movie Combat (R) 4 Movie (C) 5 New (C) 11 Here's Barbara (C) Roan Barrett (C) Big Play (C) Insight (C) Thought for Today (C) Sunrise Semester (C) Thought for Today 4 P.S.

4 (C) 5 Focus Your World (C) Farm Report Newsbreak Lone Ranger (R) CBS News (C) 5 Today (C) Winchell-Mahoney (C) Capt. Kangaroo (C) 11 Underdog (C) Romper Room (C) Love That Bob (R) Movie 4 Lucy Show (C) (R) It Takes Two (C) 11 Jack LaLanne (C) Dow Observer (C) NBC News (C) Beverly Hillbillies (C) (R) 5 Concentration (C) 11 Ed Nelson (C) Andy Griffith (C) (R) 5 Sale of Century (C) Love of Life (C) 5 Hollywood Squares (C) Bewitched (R) 4 Where the Heart Is (C) 5 Jeopardy (C) 11 Sea Hunt (R) CBS News (C) Charlotte Peters (C) 4 Search for Tomorrow (C) 5 Name Droppers (C) 11 That Girl (C) (R) A My Favorite Martian (K) News (C) 11 Dream House (C) Make A Deal (C) 4 As World Turns (C) 5 You're Putting Me On (C) 11 Galloping Gourmet (C) Newlywed Game (C) 4 Love is a Many Splen- dored Thing (C) 5 Days of Our Lives (C) 11 Steve Allen (C) Dating Game (C) 4 Guiding Light (C) MOVIES SATURDAY EVE Blanket Bingo" (1965) (C) Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello 3" (1962) (C) Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr. of The Vampire" (1966) William Campbell, Marrisa Mathes Haunting" (1963)) Julie Harris, Claire Bloom Lace" (960) (C) Doris Day, Rex Harrison Saw What You Did" (1965) Joan Crawford, John Ireland at Ten" (1965) John Gregson, Robert Shaw SUNDAY of the Outlaw" (1959) Robert Ryan, Burl Ives Of Arms" (1965) Stanley Baker, Helmut Schmid Haunting" (1963) Julie Harris, Claire Bloom Magoo In Treasure Island" (19- Carpetbag, gers" (1964) (C) George Peppard, Carroll Baker James" (1957) (C) Bob Hope, Vera Aliles Girl" (1966) James Mason, Lynn Redgrave 12 (1953) Howard Duff, Eva Bartok SUNDAY On A A String" (1960) Ernest Borgnine, Kerwin Mathews Flight" (1966) (C) Jack Lord, Van Johnson Far Country" (1955) (C) James Stewart, Ruth Roman And Johnnie" (1966) (C) Elvis Presley, Donna Douglas Of The Flies" (1963) James Aubrey, Tom Chapin Faces Of Eve" (1957) Joanne Woodward, David Wayne, Lee J. Cobb Coach" (1939) John Wayne, Claire Trevor and Juliett" (1961) (C) Peter Ustinov, Sandra Dee "REIGN OF TEROR" Dr. S.

I. Haya- kavva, president of San Francisco State College tells a news conference at the school Thursday that a "reign of terror" exists in the college's new Black Studies Department. The department was the culmination of weeks of strife at State last year. (AP Wirephoto) Calhoun 4-H Program Set For Nov. 10 HARDIN The annual achievement program for 4-H members in Calhoun county has been set for Monday, Nov.

10, r. the audio-visual room at Calhoun High school here. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m., and it is open to the public. Premium money will be awarded to members who exhibited at the county show and have fulfilled other achievement requirements, i a 1 awards will be presented to outstanding 4-H'ers or accomplishments made during the past year. Members of the 4-H 'ederation will be in charge of he program, and they will meet Wednesday, Nov.

5, at 7 in the Farm Bureau )uilding to complete plans. County 4-H members are completing a candy sale, the proceeds of which will be used 4-H programs. Five Youths Fined for Vandalism CARLINVILLE Five Girard youths were fined $75 this week by Magistrate Robert McKechan for defacing newly-poured cement at the Dr, 3es son home where an stimated $300 worth of damage vas done. The youths will work out their ines on Saturdays. Carlinville Halloween Queen Picked CARLINVILLE Miss Janet -iay was crowned queen of the I a 11 festivities here hursday night sponsored by he local Rotary Club.

The unner-up was Miss Cornelia Corfman, a German exchange tudent. Richie Clark, son of Mr. and Irs. Virgjl Clark of this city, Miss Liay's escort and members of the queen's court esides Miss Korfman were: mdy Geninatti, Vicki Work- nan, and Beth Link all of the arlinvilte High School. Robert Davenport was master ceremonies for the event in he Square assisted by Rotary resident Dennis Palsen.

The floats ranged from a igantic replica of a mine weeper to Mary, Mary, Quite ontrary. One incident occurred hich might have proven isasterous when the "Old iVoman Who Lived in the Shoe" oat was blown apart by a udden gust of wind as the arade leit the square. Survivor of Titanic Dies OLAR, S.C. (AP) Robert ames Ilanna, 89, one of the last urvivors of the 1912 sinking of he Titanic, was killed Friday 'hen fire destroyed his home. Coroner N.J.

Knoy said the cottish native died in a blaze hich apparently started when is bedding caught fire. The titanic sank on her maid- i voyage from Southampton, ngland, to New York when she ruck an iceberg in the Atlantic cean. 11 Young Men Inducted from Macoupin County CARLINVILLE Eleven Macoupin County young men reported this week for induction into the Armed Forces, according to Local Board No. 164 of the Selective Service System at Carlinville. They include: James A.

Hammann and Ronnie L. Conlee, both of Carlinville, volunteers; Terry L. Meyer of Staunton, volunteer; Barry William Bowles and James A. Zivic, both of Gillespie; Walter R. Wood, Forrest K.

Lorenz and Paul E. Ran- dolph, all of Bunker Hill; Robert L. Lambert and George D. Duncan, both of Brighton; Dennis R. Unger of Staunton.

Twelve men reported for pre induction physical examinations. The Local Board will not have a call for induction for the month of November but has received a pre-induc tion call for 15 for Nov. 4. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Christopher E. Hendricks formerly of Gilles pie, is asked to contact the Local Board in Carlinville.

Violence Continues in Chicago High Schools CHICAGO (AP) More than 200 youngsters were arrested, were beaten and attendance dropped drastically during three days of violence in schools on the South and West sides of Chicago. Thirty-five youths were arrested Friday around Gage Park High School on the Southwest Side after noon recess brought fights in the surrounding area between black and white pupils. Four young persons were arrested when clashes erupted after a football game between Kely and Harper high schools on the University of Chicago's Stagg Field. Police said that disturbance apparently was not caused by racial antagonisms, but rather )y the intense football rivalry between the two schools. They blamed the high absenteeism on a rumor that the schools would be closed because of the earlier disturbances.

At Farragut High School, vio- ence blamed by police on a rivalry led to the arrest Thursday of 40 persons. School officials said police continued to patrol the halls at Farragut Friday and broke up several scattered melees. They said attendance returned to normal after teing down Wednesday and Thursday. A football game between Lindblom and Chicago Vocational high schools in another sector of the city was the setting of a melee Thursday. Some 3,000 youngsters spilled into the street after the game and fighting broke out over a four-block area.

A total of 146 persons were arrested Thursday in disturbances at seven schools. Police arrested 37 persons in disturbances at Crane and Gage Park high schools Wednesday. At Crane Friday, officials said classes were attended by only half the 5,500 students enrolled. "There is no one cause," said Julien Drayton, associate superintendent of schools. "However, if you're looking in broad terms for common denominators, today's students are going to be heard and communities are going to be heard.

This kind of thing is worldwide." FOR PUBLICATION ALTON COMMUNITY SoK 'NO 11 COUNTIES OF MADISON AND JEIWiEY 78 23 689 7 262 76 11,933 12,694 1,071 1,061 1,061 977 GENERAL Size of District In square miles No. of attendance centers No. of full-time certified employees ivS? 1 1 111116 certlfl employees full-time non-certified employees tlm non-certified employees Average dally attendance Average daily enrollment No. of pupils enrolled Per Grade Kindergarten lig TnfrT Fourth 153 Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Special 1,069 1,020 948 871 Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Total 9,341 33 special 2 Thirteenth Total 3,943 TAX RATE BY FUND i Buidlng $.375 Transportation $. Fire Safety $.0408 Junior College Total District Assessed Value Assessed Value Per Pupil in A A Assessed Value Per Pupil InVb Sf-ggJ Total Bonded Debt June 30, 1969 sslis'oon Percent of Bonding Power Obligated Currently 36.29% ASSETS-VALUE OF CAPITAL ASSETS-BASIS OF VALUATION USED Land Buildings Equipment $2,050,518 $17,908,184 $2,279,397 Without Degree 6-10 years experience.

Salary an se to Marllyn Dillow, Frances Elliott, Helen Ffiton, Darlene Meyer. Dorothy Nicolet, Mildred Payne, Lottie Pendergrass, Louise Willis. 11 years and over. Salary Range 9 years only: Wlllanette Ball, Lucille Brinkman, Dorothy Harris, Alice Robinson, Arlene Yancey. B.

A. Degree 0-5 years experience. Salary Range $6,000.00 to $7,680.00: Rose rle Abn Jack Adams, William Albrecht, Daniel Alexander, Jane Ashbaker, John Bartels, Barbara Bentley, Carol Berry. Robert Blby, Vandra Bolen, Linda Bollard, Richard Brecht. Herman Brennecke, Mi.

chael Brown, Carol Buhs, Robert Burress, Vernetta Caffey, Sharon Calame, Cheryl Cannon, Roger Capps, Virginia Card, Mildred Carney, Mark Cartwright, James Chestney, Judith Clark, James Clothier, Evelyn Cobb, Rita Cook, Mary Cory James Crotchett, Robert Crowe Nancy Darnell, Charles Davis, Mary Dennis, William Diddlebock, Teresa Diener, Carolyn Downs, Vaundra Draper, Judith. Dwyer, William Evers, III, Richard Farrow, Joseph Fearheiley, Ronald Fedorchak, Pary Fedrlck, Wilbur Felkey, Denzel Ford. Paul Foster, Noel Franz, Charles Frederick, Gary Gaffney, Richard Gardner, Jon Garner, Larry Gillesple, Valda Glazik, Carol Gotschell, Gary Edmund Gray, Marlene Hall, Janet Hansen, Theresa Harris, Judith Hagan. Janet Heinz. Max Heinz, Charles Helton, Albert Herter, Dorothy Her- Kenneth Hierman, Susan Hll- jurn, David Hill, Gertraud Howald, Kathryn Hubbard, Anne Hubbartt, Jean Hughey, Mary Hughes, Judith Hupperts, Ronald Ingersoll, Jo Ann Jackson, Lorraine Jasper, Joyce Jefferson, Robert Jefferson, Suzanne Johnston, Cathy Jones, Nellie Julian, Cathryn Hasten, Elizabeth Mack Kelly, Mary Ann appraisal, professional it, and recent purchases appraisal, professional iwn.r"""'—• a recent purchases reC( nt a 5P al al.

professional judgment, and recent purchases Linda Snyder, Carol Sobotta Don- 1 and 0 a jSSST fttk" 8 Starr, Connie Stimac, WllmS ne Donna Stokes, Lorraine Summers, James Sweet, Norman Swick, Kathleen Swift, Eddie lor, Patricia Teutrine, Larry Thomp- Thi; Ric ard Thompson, Raymond Thorpe, Mary Tirrell, Phyllis Titus Tyson, John Underwood, Kenneth VanBuren, Carley Vance, Agnes VanHook, Stephanie Walters, Sue Warzocha, Daniel Watrous, Paul Waterhouse, Polly Webb. Ronald Webb, Loretta Wheeler, James Ic I Williams, Lar- 4k.N>*11 Jf 411111 Kennedy, Alma King, Charles Klr- jy. Betty Klindworth, Jo Ellen Knabel, Adele Koch, Cindy Kruse, Geraid Kruse, Allien Lacquement, James Lavelle, Mary Leigh, Thomas Lenhardt, Dorothy Lilquist, Joseph Lockard, Richard Lovejoy, Stanley McAfoos, David Mcllwalne, Carole McKemJe, McKmney, Bonnie McTaggart, Janet McQuallty, Royal Marsh, Carolyn Marshall. Lydla Martin, Judith Marshall, Ronald Martien, Nancy Meggos, Betty Meredith, Ton! Meyer, Martha Miller, Janet Mills, Anita Montgomery, Jack Montgomery, Jerry Montague, -arry Montgomery, Eleanor Moore, Patricia Moore, Ruth Naughton. Robert Nicolet, Carolyn O'Dell, La- nlta O'Dell, Jon Oiile, Patrick O'Driescoll, Sandra Ohren, Stephen Olson, Paul O'Neill, Gladys Ord, -arry Overath, Maureen Overath, -ynna Overby, Marilyn Parsh, Pa- Penelton, Mabel Pestoff, Ann Pesoat, Rebecca Poe, Patricia Powell, Harry Presley, Rayford Raby, Martha Raby, Richard Ramirez, Robert Ray, Marilyn Rles, Don 3iplinger, Ida Rodgers, Larry Ross, Evelyn Rune, Byron Sackett, Marie Schlckelberg, Kenneth Schllchter, David Schlltt.

Richard Schmidgall, Glenda Schmidt, Charles Schneider, 3arbara Schubert. Kathleen Schu- Mary Selbold, Sarah Seago, vtary simco, Norma Showers, Donna Slegrlst, Kay Simon, James Smith, Ra 6 ae o. Alston, Anastasla Arger. Mary Armst ad, Lorraine Ashby, James Artrip, Shirley Aszman, Jerald Bas- -S Basse Mary Batson, Beane, Herman Bellaver, Benson, Lillie vu uui utny censon, LUlie Blerbaum, Carol Bonynge, Mary Bowling, Mary Braden, Amy Brainerd. Betty Brlnkoetter, Bonavier Brown, Verneil Brown, Virginia Casper, Reva Chester, Mervin Cruthls, Beverly Curlovlc, Mary Davey.

Wanda Dawson, Muriel Dickerson, Mary Dirksmeyer. Dorothy Driscoll, Mary Dunn, Janet Edwards, Max Eldred, Wilma Elliott, Clint Evans, John Fabjance, Marjorle Fisher, Marion Fleming, Elizabeth Freeman, Lois Wllnaa Gleason, Jean Grandfield, Gertrude Grlenke, Selma Gruen, Mary Jo Hahn. Marjorle Hallett, Ronald Hamp, Elizabeth Harden Drexel Harvey, Mary Hausmann, Mary Haynes, Lois Healy, Lucy Hines, Nancy Hoffman, Norma Humm, Mary Husmann, Normau Iman, Ethel Ingles, Rlthard Johnson, Rosalee Johnson, Albert Journey, JoAnn Jungers, Howard a ch Margaret Reiser, Ronald Kelly, Paul Klockenkemper, Dorothe Koch, Edith Lahey, Frances Lahr, Gladys Lambrlch, Carolyn Lloyd, George Loveless, Harriet Mc- Brlen, Barbara McCourtney, Glen McPherson, Felix Maclas, Dixie Maul, Ronald Mayhew, Lucy Millard, Janls Miller, Leonard Missav- age, Marvin Mondy, Emilie Monlcal, Duane Mossman, Vuel Murdach, Natalie Murrle, David Musgrave, Gerald Naugle, Dorothy Nevins, Helen Oberllnk, Thomas O'Connell, Carol Oppenrmn, Roalene Penny, Joanne Perkins, Martha Phillips, Uarta Pointer, Loretta Price, Ozella Price, Lucille Rayborn, Frances Reid, Larry Reid, Dorothy Rldder. Reginu Rogers, Dorothy Roberson, Doris Rue. Janice Kyan, Darlene Sackett, Wanda Salmons, Florene Sanders, Juanita Sauerweln, Helen Schoene, Marilyn Schroeder, Howard Shaw.

Lula Slmms, Virginia Smith, Judith Steinbrook, Welaon Stevenson, Martha Stewart, Mary Thomas, Joyce Thomeczek, Jerri Thurston, Fred Tlckner, Marlene Toppe, John Ulffers, Leroy Unthank, Eugene Ur- scrung, Donely Watkins, Nancy Whitlow, Jean Wiegand. Mary Wiley, Marjorie Wllklns, Barbara Winters. Jerry Withrow, Camille Wools, Edward Yonkus. 11 years and over experience. Sal.

ary Range $8,060.00 and over: Helen Angel, Mary Seattle, Elma Becker, Clara Bock, John Borman, Mary Bower, Bertha Burt, Dorcas Camp- bell, charlene Cannon, Harold Chamberlain, Betty Close, Margaret Cravens, Mildred Crull, Martha Davis, Opal Davis, Kenneth Denlson, Delbert Edsall, Edith Enos, Grace Favors, Alberta Fitch, Lorraine Floss, opal Gillesple, Frieda Grlen- ke. Olive GwIIlim, William Hickman, Diana Jolly, Tola Jones, Lucia Kelly, James Llppert, Mildred Mc- GI1I, Elaine Mclntyre, Alice Marsh, LaVerne Miller, Frances Mutz, Doris Olson, Sara Patterson, Eleanor Perry. William Privett, Erskine Ryan, Roliln Sands, Josephine Shea, Laverne Sudrlck, Wayne Tyler, Joseph Vogeli, Esther Weaver, Zelda Widdows, James Wlgger, Virginia Williams, Lillian Withrow, C. R. Wright.

M. A. Degree 0 5 years experience. Salary Range $6,600.00 to Ray Bentley, Susan Buckley, Virginia Campagna, Donna Condrey, Lawrence Crabbs, Elizabeth DaGue, George Dlllender, Maurice Elfgen, Ronald Enloe, Roger Foxall, Richard Franz, Martha GItchoff, Thomas Gunning, Randall Hall, Dorothy Hine, Judith Ingram, Leonard Kampwerth, Milton Rentes, Kenneth Langston, Joseph Magro, Donald Metzger, John Meyer, Ronald Miller, Karen Oberle, Richard Russell, Barbara Sekerle, Lee Spencer, Mary Webb, Violet Yaeger. 6-10 years experience.

Salary Range $8,100 to $9,660.00: James Adams, William Adams, James Bailey, Michael Beaber, Nancy Bolinger, Elaine Bonynge, Elizabeth Bourland, Jane Broadbrooks, Marilyn Bromaghim, James Clark, Richard Condrey, Kenneth Conrady, William Eagleton. Elizabeth Enos, Frederick Fischer, Jerry Gibson, James GItchoff, Elizabeth Glen, Mercellne Henson, Janice Herren, Donna Hlllman, Harold Horsley, Thelma Johnson, Mary Jordan, Mary Knutson, Adrian Labrot, Charles Lightsey, Florence 'Low, John McTaggart, Jeanne MacDuff, Harry Mack, Don Marshall, Robert Middleton, Charles Morgan, James Mueller, Barbara Nllsson, Elizabeth O'Donnell, Nancy Paeltz, Mildred Pierce, Rose Rhetta, Norman Rowland, Dorothy Sclfres, Emerson Shultz, George Shust, Justine Sims, Rebecca Sims, Ralph Sterrett, Virginia Swettenham, Richard Telchmann, Marlon Velloff, Clovis Vest, Harvey Vollertsen, Homer Vowels, Joyce Wagley. Donald Warner, Joe Wllklns, Delphlne Wiseman, Mary Young, Reid Zentner, Bill Zillion. 11 years and over experience. Salary Range $9,420.00 and over: George Abner, Irma Allen, Helen Anders, Grace Armstead, Robert Aszman, Albert Augustson, Helen Austin, Ruth Bachman, Joseph Bagley, James M.

Bailey, Peggy Balster, James Banks, Marie Behymer, Orel Bell, Roy Boley, Dorotha Bosket, Karl Bramstedt. Lois Brecht, Tract Bressen, Joseph Brewer, wil- ma Brlcker, Julia Brockway, Mary Brooks, James Brown, Ardythe Browning, Dean Browning, Kathleen Brunjes, John Bruno, Wilfred Buddell, Dorothy Buerkle, Murrul Burns! James Callahan. B. B. Campbell, Warren Campbell, Earl Carr, Ruth Carr, John Carson, Marjorle Carter, James Casper, John Chappell, Willis Cook, Clifford Davenport, Robert Ducey, Dorothy Duffey, Mildred Dunlope, Newton Elliott, Robert Erwln, Lena File, Julia Foster, Leroy Fritz, Charleen Garrison, Robert Geddes, Louise Glaeser, Paul Glaeser, lone Gorham, Albert Gregor, Cordelia Grizzle, Howard Groppel, Verla Gwaltney, Kenneth Hagen, Betty Hall, Cecil Harden.

Robert Harlow, Myrtle Hatten, George Heldbrink, Mildred Hendrix, Edson Harreld, Maude Hodson, Mary Horsley, Ernest Howard, Raymond Hubbartt, Marguerite Huebner, Dorothy Jackson, William Jackson, Jeraldlne Johnson, Richard Johnson, Gladys Jordan, Norma Judklns, Jack Jungers, Margaret Kirsch, Clara Krlzton, Robert Lahey, Bernlce Lands, E. M. Leamon, Ralph Leinlcke, Dale Llv- engood, Donald Long, Robert Long, Ralph McClain, Eva McDonald, Earl McGill, Samuel McPhall, Pete Makuh, Don Maloney, Harold Matthews, Dorothy Maxfleld, James Meyers, Ruth Mitchell, Forrest Monlcal, Donald Moore, Dorothy Moses, Velma Murdach, Clifford Murrle, Alice Paisley, Velma Parkes, Frances Patterson, Robert Paul, Elliott Pearson, Alan Perry, Aaron Peterson, Mildred Petitt, John Phelps, John Phillips, Franklin Pierce, Agnes Pilger, Fay Plvoda, Clarence Propes, Macy Prultt, Llda Pyle, Joseph Rallo, Charles Rayborn, Raymond Ready, William Roberson, Sarah Rogers, Chester Ryan, Jessie Ryan, Roger Schleper, Delvlne Schneeberg, Charles Schoene, Ruth Schofleld, Elmer Schwalbe, Fred Schwappach, Arthur Scott, Loyal Scott, Mary Sldwell, Rosetta SItze. Elizabeth Starkey, Etta Starkey, Pete Stavros, Robert Stelnbrook, Maxlne Stevenson, Margaret Stroube, Cyril Stuch- Ilk, Doris Taylor, Walter Dean Taylor, Beatrice Teter, Leona Teter, Ruth Thompson, Clifford Tinsley, Mildred Townsend, Robert Trelse, Joyce Washington, Lynell Weaver, Ocean Weaver, Rita Weiss, Idella White, Benjamin whlteslde, Florence Wollerman, Leo Wools, Dorman Wright, Philip Youngberg. Doctor Degree 0-5 years.

Salary Range No Schedule: Rachel B. Farles, Michael J. Meyers. 11 years experience and over. Salary Range No Schedule: J.

B. Johnson. Substitute Teachers Salary Range $20.00, $25.00 or $32.00 per day: Frieda Anderson. Carrie Jo Balr, Myra Bear, Benjamin Bohn, Joy Bramley, Carol Brick, Jean Conrady, Mary Clark, D. R.

Crabtree, Glenn Creek, Sharon Cress, Hazel Deucker, Betty Dipple, Joan Edwards, James Eldridge. Sally Ferguson, Dorothy Flchtel, Luan Flota, Marjorie Fritz, Mary Geabes, Ann Goulding, Janice Gray, Lorena Groves, Florence Hack, Augusta Hallett, Dorothy Hart. Sarah Hart, Roberta Helens, Ethel Hess, Gloria nine, Lillian Hussong, Mary Irwln, Ray Jackson, Viola Jackson, Jane Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Phyllis Kienlnger, Joan Kuebrich, Joyce LaBrot, Mary Lash, Don Lewis, Laura Lucas, Robert Lynn, Don McKenzie, Jessie Mc- Kenzle, Jacquelyn McPherson, Elizabeth Main, Lynn Marshall, Ruth Mllford, Sue Monlcal, Emelia Monroe, Luther Myers, Ruby Oliver Helen Pierce, Nancy Rayborn, Karen Reid, Mary Rlccardl, Mabel Rippley, Grace Rqglis, Lorena Santee, Philomena Schaeffer, Audrey Scheffel, Joyce Showers, Laura Snodgrass, Mary Streubel, Jewell Sutherland, Charles Taylor, Leila Teaney Mary Teets, Marlon Thomp. son, Alice Watrous, Linda Whltlock, Linda Motley, Vanette McConahey Jeanne Sexson, Janet Vandergriff, Helen Thompson, Mary Maher, Ten- sll Clayton, Barbara Nadler, Den- ane Duce Y- William Ehlert, Mary Maley, David Pennell, Marjorle Propes, Ruth Herried, Jan! et Mills, Sarah Ursprung, Nancy Hegy, Camille Kendall, wflma Gleason, Marjorie Glen, Wllma Hern, Irene Llebig, Ann Morrow, Bonnie Tyler, Ronald Ingersol, Alice Geddes, Martha Meyers. All Other Salaried Personnel and Gross Amount Paid: Llllle Buchanan, $773.58, Anna Jen- kns, $1199.66, Beverly Joyce, $1907.47, Martha Kelly, $1568.64 Barbara Lewis, $58.73, Mary Me-' Claln, $115.45.

Marie McGovern, $2179.49, Bernadlne Postlewalt $1734.49, Wllma Schelbe, $1549.16 Ann Seehausen, $1466.13, Dorothv Simmons, $752.01, Eva Smith, $267.50 Marie Walter, $656.11, Mae Wolff- brandt, $921.87, Ruby Howard, (2591.35, Nina Edmiston $579.91 Lena Oulson, $2479.35, Mllda Robl fjtson, $1869.52, Alice Scheldt, $2687.77, Bernlce Allen, $1294.37 Lola Harris, $2,964.76, Catherine Platto $633.45, Ada' Voumard! (745.73, Marjorie GrJnkey, $2767.32 Edna Brown, $2544.31, Ruoy Cutrell (1233.39, Jewell StlrltZ, $1552.32 Bertha Baldrodge, $668.80. MarEuer- 'te Waters, $2721.53, Nellie Bozovlch, 51423.37, Ethel Lohr, $2361.65, Ruth Phipps, $1581.28, Laverne Wegener. (2447.34, Kathryn Austwlck, $2837.11 Jacquelyn Arbuthnot, $807.84, Phyli Is PfPper, $1624.38, Opal Fritz, (1544.58, Johanna Marelng, $1564.73 Jane Plnkerton, $2500.88 Dorrls Smith $1780.20, Maude Thompson, (3116.05, Helen Hoffman, $2898.00 Edna Murray, $2281.50, Donald Rip! Pjey, $532.89, Amanda. Young, (1528.45, Minnie Stewart, $329.50, Christina Bowman, $723.75 Agnes Williamson, $2942,05. Minnie Reynolds, $2728.11, Rubv Nicholson.

$1593.60, MildreS Stanka, $2544.74. Dorothy Tyner, 3 25.5i, -Marcella Frlschfcorn S2872.88, Adeline Drury, $1019.84 Margaret Hester, $2690.11, Delphlne Amschler, $1835.08. Irene Bowsher, 11521.33, Mildred Bugg, $2502.60. Vlr. glnla March, $540.33, Cora Wanna- naker, $3036.46, Irene Carroll, $1298.59, Dorothy Cox, $2399.25, Jean $1247.78, Helen Alexander, i27J9.14, Vivian Kelly, $2468.63, Mary Schmuck, $1510.57, Lillle Newton, 12557.05, Nola Cole, $2723.71, Jacque- Ine Wittman, $1058.01, Hazel $2475.23, Roberta Schroeder, $1970.84.

Irene Williams, $1883.20, Viola Cobb. $1486.38, Mart' wealthy Wheeler, $3946.09, Faye Hnffhev 51456.ID, iviary marsh 'lla Parrlsh, Fdna Phillips, $1212.35, Irene Smith, $2357.05, Lena Tuetken! $1235.19. Vlr- III Walton, $2992.91, Beatrice West. 12468.38, Patricia Wohlert $2722.55, Wright, $1209.00, $1530 77, Lillie Keene, $2469.70, Adele Kolk J2846.93, Laveda Kuhn $3278.60, Clark, $3297.85 Catherine Bell, $2898.00 Lela Cotter, $1503.50, Myra Herren, $1743.20. Elizabeth Horat, $1293.60, Mildred Johnson $1294.75, Mary McLempre, $2467.77, Shirley Osborn, $2830.48.

Alice Thompson, $2523.15, Toleda $2880.75, Gorrnley. Stella Corn, $649.94, Laurene Gown, $1651.70, Anna Ewlng, $2441.97, Laura Headley, $2903.14. Mary Hell, $869.81, Opal Irvln, $921.16, Gay Klaus, $2638.05, Ada Lawrence, $3031.24, Rosalie Maloney. $812.88, Zelda Richard, $906.53 Ruby Scheiter, $2174.72, Ruby Shlnn, $2671.22, Violet SItze, $2811.16, Frederick Lewey, $656184, Oliver Robertson, $5757.46, Shep Furlow, $4300.31, Ernest Deucker, $6026.19, Marie Steele, $3487.50, Edward Hatten, $6199.74, Albert Oleson, $5745.98, Tony William Brooks, $6400.68, Ernest Franz, $5785.69. Olerr Hat- lows $5667.96, Elmer Metz, $659.05, John Wegener, $5495,44, James Wjnn, $6208.95, Harvey Gibson, $6491.29, Alfred Krieg, $5949.95, Lyman Mozee, $5148.64, Charles Sumner, $4898.08, Paul Arnold, $6027.90 Alfred Keller, $5839.92, Charles Wadeking, $6101.60, William Roberts, $5323.10, William Godwin, $6414.10, Arthur Lewis, $6021.51.

Frank Manley, $5558.52, Elizabeth Oswalt, $4798.08, Arthur Moehle $6288.74, Joseph Galllgos, $5799.66, Haro i Klockenga, $5413.05, Albert Kolk, $5700.07, Charles McCoy, $6590.88, David Pltchford, $5533.36, Paul Chadwick, $6413.55, Katherlne Webb, $4264.96, Clarence Johnson, $5533.88, Betty Rain, $3315.20, Shirley Bierbaum, $3020.84, Henry Small, $5141.76, Edgar Wells, $6837.80, Fred Allen, $6689.34, Durward Tarter. $6346.08, Samuel Burleson, $5496.21. Felix Lostetter, $5393.78, Harold Roberts, $6054.03, Clifford Kunz, $6060.01, Robert Wilson, $5681.45, Charles Chaffer, $5668.76, Richard Copeland, $5460.36, Myrtle Hlse, $4262.40, Foster Jones, $5261.46, Holland Simenot, $6187.65, Colonel Healey, $5947.12, Ida Healey, $4262.40, George Miles, $4785.76, Charles Blane, $6199.55, Gilbert Hlse, $6881.70, Elmer Huntsman, $811.84, Albert Levering, $5970.95, Evelyn Logan, $4368.50, Arnold, $5684.54, Herbert Davis, $6605.87 Kathryn Van Voorhls, $4844.49, Roger Kariallakan, Edward Ballhurst, $6409.26, Lewis Brandon, $6083.28, Larry Depper, $5081.06, Flossie Edsall, $5052.96, Philip Hendrlcks, $5341.83, John. Hlckman, $5694.02, Minnie Holford, $5218.64, Leroy Holman, $5491.59. Thomas Karns, $5754.83, Donald Mouser, $6814.33, Herman Nolan, $6294.08, Herman Oswalt, $5968.08, Clyde Reed, $5680.27, Fred SmMey, $5206.56, Clinton Smith, $5403.76, Roy Stone, $4061.62, Sarah Taylor, i $5073.84, Edward Wallner.

$3036.00, Orvllle Williams, $5879.24, Dal Pace, $6040.65, Edgar Whyte, $4756.47, Ray $6104.67, Henry Rose, $6861.04, Everett Banks, $7530.50 Roland Banks, $7282.89, Lamar Bock, $7618.46, Harry Bennett, $6979.68, Gerald Brown, $7045.33, Eugene Brush, $7221.31, George Dep- er, $7471.90, Donald Flory, $4403.46, Hie Gorham, $8226.10, James Francis, $7029.75, Calvin Grills, $7016.39, Carl Hafford, $6985.49, James Hawkins, $7183.15, Robert Kite, $8383.65, Norvllle Lathrom, $7020.51, Jack Martin, $5403.42, George Medford, $8148.21, Gary Metcalfe, $7119.43, Robert Pltchford, $6952.20, Joseph Reed, $7425.28. William Ridenhower, $7239.24, Alfred Shields, $6786.76, Harold Showers, $7054.50, Larry voumard, $7293.06, Eugene Walter, $6707.36, Russell Lane, $7460.34, Don McDowell, $6862.28, Samuel Norvell, $2211.82, Harold Osborn, $7380.56, Edward Rlngering, $7034.76, Dwlght Wayman, $6886.64, Ronald Weller, $7381.19, George Wooden, $3355.89, Richard Woods, $7478.02, William Norrls, $9249.35, Earl Jackson, $9073.18, Jesse Whitten, $7437.85, Leo Sprlngman, $10,159.04, Griffin Parker. $10,215.79, Albert Batchelor, $8651.44, Robert Bradshaw, $7455.14, John Eales, $7985.48, Jlmmte Kanallakan, $6741.68, Joseph McKee, $7,920.48, John Pace, $8527.93, Bernard SUrttz. $7693.90, Erwln Kuhlman, $8591.16, Cecil Lewey, $1192.01, James Bowles, $6090.48 Raymond Davidson, $6066.29, Adam Metz, $6890.09, Eli- worth Rlchey, $5867.28, Settle Bauser, $4561.43, Marilyn Dehner, $5022.28, Ruth Erdmann, $4950.72, Catharine Etter, $6051.68, Esther Farmer, $6831.68, Edrah Goltz, $5631.68, Norma Kennedy, $3781.50, Danny Latempt, $9317.70, Catherine McKernan, $5921.26, Antonla Skrlne, $6253.86, Viola Taylor, $5089.50, I. F.

Wiegand, $1145.50, Mavis Taylor. $1475.50, Mary Schmidt, $4660.75, C. B. Rippley, $2623.05, Evelyn Cannon, $3723.60, Jessie $3679.20 Alva Koch, $2967.74, Carole Yancey, $5140.42, Anna Miller, $3989.59, Dorothy Pllz, $1663.06, Verlene McKee, $4768.61, Patricia Scanlon, $3969.00, Evelyn Weiss, $2909.70, Jean Huber. $2827.36, Helen Manns, $4188.80, Carol Maher, $4229.55, Dorothy Landuyt, 14258.80, Marian Heiney, $3946.06, Charlotte Brown, $4294.18 Bonnidel Schmidt, $4390.20, Marcells Burrls, $4541.55, Opal Shoemaker, $4703.88, Betty DeJarnett.

$3737.55, Dorothy Hard, $3980.64, Patricia Cox, $3028.20, Ann Xanders. $5020.20. Dolores Bedwlll, $4553.16, Lanette Counts, $2245.98, Carol Maggart $5516.00, Verna Lewis, $4746.00 Nancy Dotson, $458.00, Alice McMa- 0 3949 8 Virginia Bechtold, $4658.85, Eva Bradshaw, $4878.98. Alma Crlvello, $4571.47, Margaret 5 602 56 Rachel Ernst, $3624.00, Helen Ferrll, $6185.34 Barbara Gomer, $3221.43, Marcella 3 4 E1 eanor Hammon, $5044.90, Virginia Kranz, $6048.35, Martha Lyons, $3989.77, Patricia 452 3 56 Blanche Mager. 3 Doris Towse, $3694.85, Alice Walls, $6609.96, Agnes Unterbrlnk, Lorraine Yeager, $4384.80 Jacqueline Talbot, $5258,15, Donald Kell, $16,056.72, Lowell- Brosamer, Elliott, $2192.51 Edith Kolkmeyer, $4068.75, Estella Short $4541.40.

Hilen Vemardos $4730.55, Susie Anthony, $1657.60 Mary Hill, $358.40, V. j. Taylor $4593.03, Linda Lewis, $107.807 berta Hardaway, $1372.60, Agnet Belser, $3314.95, Catherine Gray, $791.80, Janet Beuttel, $921.37 Everett Richardson, $5245.22, Judith Fosali $2489.76, Virginia Henderson, $906.79, Emma Logan, $1736.25, Wll- 0 63 4834 5 Velva Jouett, $978.41, George Welgler, $1990.88 Patricia Mlddleton, 187500" Jack $78.84, Mkry Gillesple, Beverly Finder, $2450.28 Thomas Smith, $4743.21. Yvonne Ell "ngton, $44.72, Diane HauverSburk, $45.00, Lavern Hooper, $5170.72 Mary Heuer, $600.25, Cheryl Goltz $21.96 Charles Butler, $1760.96, Lesl ter McKee, $6004.82, William Haus- "jan. Darlene Schwegel.

$274.50, Evan Nelson, $1250.16. Helen Clement. $3232.33, Armella Taylor $1706.21, Delia Freeman, Neal Jacoby, $2893.04, Patricia P- MarceUa A a McC $1163.85 ith Searles, $631.38. Virginia Unl 2 aStS Jr $4087.27, William Smith. S437B.77 son $503.25, Harry Miles $136 32 S70B 72 Le Bwz; J70B.72, Denlse Edwards, $684 Margaret Golob, $726.76, rjeborah' Head! fov tfiSyXn 'rT' aries Head, tey, Donald Jones xinfih eatty ofe Georgia Unthank, V2M.W..