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Children at the Alice B. Terry school in Sheridan visit the bookmobile.
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Colbert Cushing receives a commemorative plaque from William Bishop, superintendent of the Englewood Schools.
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Barbara Ellis of 3730 S. Elati was awarded the University of Colorado Regents scholarship for half tuition.
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Ronald W. Evans of 3276 S. Delaware graduates from Colorado School of Mines.
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Dorothy DeLeve, Englewood school district secretary, was awarded the coveted National Proficiency Certificate.
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Phyllis Doty of 3938 S. Acoma was leaving for Mexico to teach missionaries children.
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Stephen Bowles received $10,200 National Defense Art Fellowship for study at Purdue.
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Helen Collar of 4110 S. Pearl was the nurse assigned to Clayton, Cherrelyn, and Duncan schools.
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Nellie Crum of 4788 S. Lincoln St. retired from the Englewood School System after 9 years as a cook at Clayton Elementry School.
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Sarah Gleason was a Cherrelyn teacher named "Teacher of the Week" in 1963.
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Vancene R. Ferguson, and Englewood High School graduate, is now a Continental Stewardess.
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Mrs. Alfred Hayhurst of 4510 S. Pennsylvania St. was re-elected President of the Cherrelyn PTA.
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Mike Hoogendyke (19) of 4841 S. Pennsylvania St. is an Englewood track star and is shown here with a reptile friend. Mike recently lost all his worldly goods and a reptile collection in a fire.
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Cherene Holland of 2861 S. Logan wins EAA student art show.
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Charles Hay was the first head of the Englewood Schools. He died on August 24, 1963.
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Roland Glenn Hessel receives a degree for the Colorado School of Mines.
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John Bahde of 4260 S. Grant was awarded a scholarship from the University of Colorado Regents for half tuition.
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Sheryll Jo Young is nominated a candidate for the "Prism Queen" at Colorado State University.
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Lowell School is in the upper right corner. South Broadway runs right and left.
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South Broadway looking north. Flood Jr. High is in the lower right corner of the photo on the east side of Broadway.