School board approves four resignations
By Brooke Pankonin
Grant Tribune Sentinel
Four resignations were approved by the Perkins County School Board at the monthly meeting on Monday, June 22.
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Present at the Venango Alumni Banquet on June 17 were LaVern Ogden of the class of 1949, Delbert Weers of the class of 1948, and Stanley Dolezal (right) of the class of 1946.
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The Venango graduating class of 1953 was represented by (l-r): Beverly (McAdam) Biesmeier, JoAnn (Wieland) Dodson, Marilyn (Berges) Wert and Don Hanson.
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Those representing the Venango graduating class of 1954 included (l-r): Larry Walters, Jerome Naugle, Raymond Berges, Arlene (McAdam) Hull, Darlene (McAdam) Hoover and Yvonne (Schroeder) Hermann.
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Those present to represent the Venango graduating class of 1961 included (l-r): Bruce Watkins, Walt Thomas, Pat (Hiatt) Sauer, Judy (Hahlwag) Reichman, Sandy (Barber) Einspahr and Jan (Bedell) Schilling.
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The Venango graduating class of 1967 includes (l-r): James Busch, Ron Prottsman, Kathy (Hughes) Keck, Dennis Watkins, Bob Newth, Eilene (Steinke) Lacy, Nancy (Fliethman) Guzman, Connie (Newth) Berger, Richard Stewart and Bruce Neese.
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Those present to represent the Venango graduating class of 1987 included (l-r): Tom Foster, Vicki (McCown) Maupin, Regina (Tines) Siddiqui, Troy Grothman, and Eric Wischmeier.
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Those present to represent the Venango graduating class of 1990 included (l-r): Janel (Schilling) Moore and Rechelle (Tines) Bertrand.
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The Venango teachers present at the Venango Alumni Banquet were (front row l-r): Nancy Wells, Eilene Wishmeier, Janice Dolezal and Sherry Neese. Back row: Mary Dodson, Judy Reichman, Susan Jewell, Cliff Jewell, Dennis Ekdahl and Sylvia Deden.
Venango Alumni hold banquet
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