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Elects New Board

April 1971

Five new board members were elected at an open meeting of the People’s Community School Board on March 16. About 17 persons attended the meeting. Elected to two-year terms were: incumbents Clarice Haynes and Prentiss Davis; and Patricia McKissick, new member. Lucille Foster was elected to a one-year term, replacing Rick Bender, former secretary who has resigned.

The new Teen member, serving for one year, will be Woody Rowell. Patricia Haynes, elected tentatively as a Teen member, will serve out the remaining year of Byron Tayes, if necessary.

Other Board members currently serving two-year terms are: Jane Davis, chairman; Doug McKee and Loretta Lewis. The Board will designate its new chairman and secretary at its next regular meeting, the third Monday in April.

All Board meetings are open to the community and are held at the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, 6008 Kingsbury.

Originally published in The Paper, April 1971.

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Original source: SD_Times1971_04.pdf, printed page 4.

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