Nancy Reeve
Named 300 times. These are the 292 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- May 8, 1980 By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON ...split decision, the trustees replaced Allen Stokes, the current member from Piedmont, with Nancy Reeve. In nominating Mrs. Reeve, Holly Pendleton said that she was a native of Rappahannock County, educated in the county’s public schools before attending Radford College...
- May 8, 1980 mere. ...Electroal Board meeting, I .failed to think through my remarks in support of Nancy Reeve for the school board. I feel very remiss because I failed to preface my remarks with the following: My support of Nancy Reeve is in...
- May 8, 1980 (Continued from Page 1) that occur after June 17. ...E. P. Luke, the representative from Piedmont District, stated that he will nominate Nancy Reeve if the referendum passes. “She'll be a good school board member and I support her appointment." he said, adding that he thought a woman should...
- Jun 19, 1980 Districts which expire on June 30. The trustees previously ...June 30. The trustees previously named persons to fill the two seats, appointing Nancy Reeve from Piedmont and reappointing Beverly Massie from Jackson. Although the supervisors are not legally bound to confirm either appointment, both E. P. Luke from Piedmont...
- Jul 10, 1980 By unanimous vote at Monday’s July meeting, the Rappahannock ...unanimous vote at Monday’s July meeting, the Rappahannock supervisors named Beverly Massie and Nancy Reeve to the school board in the first vacancies Filled since the June 17 referendunK^transferred power of appoihtment from the school electoral trustees. Mrs. Massie, the...
- Jul 17, 1980 to do everything besides ...at all,” Eastham countered. “For one thing, they don't pay their teachers enough." Nancy Reeve said she supported the maintenance agreement as long as accounting for the sheriff’s department and school transportation fleet was kept separately. ’ ^ Superintendent William...
- Jul 17, 1980 (Continued from Page 1) ...half later, Eastham suggested that board sessions be recorded on tape. “I agree,” Nancy Reeve immediately responded. “Do you think we’ve got a consensus?” With no reply from the other board members, the subject was dropped. ,, Following a lengthy...
- Jul 17, 1980 handle the kids coming back ...from Piedmont without affecting all the special education students,” countered new board member Nancy Reeve, adding that class rearrangement seemed logical. Chairman Beverly Massie. reading the policy manual section that charges the superintendent with responsibility for continuous study of the...
- Aug 14, 1980 Supervisors Are Boss “Basically I agree but our bosses ...it, the Title I budget doesn’t coincide with the ^county's budget year,” remarked Nancy Reeve. (The county budget runs from July 1 through June 30 which the Title I budget covers from October 1 to September 30.) In the second...
- Aug 14, 1980 minimum competency exam for graduation will take extra classes ...Harrisonburg, both filling positions held by Walter Masterson who resigned last week. Also, Nancy Reeve was chosen as the school board's representative on the pupil conduct and attendance committee mandated by the General Assembly’s Standards of Quality for education.
- Aug 14, 1980 Turn About In addressing the fifth item in his ...order if he didn’t stop swearing. Returning to the transfer authority under discussion. Nancy Reeve maintained that the superintendent should be allowed to transfer money between line items in a category without checking first with the board as long as...
- Aug 14, 1980 got a second caution fronfi ...line-', item-by-line-item budget, activity and cafeteria fund reports per year passed 4-1 with Nancy Reeve opposed. The board members agreed to discuss the possibility of combining the regular school budget with the Title 1 budget further with the supervisors.
- Sep 11, 1980 The supervisor chairman ...Miller. He noted that of the live-member board, he has attended three meetings. Nancy Reeve two meetings and Nelson Lane only one meeting. "You tarred us all with the same stick.” he maintained. As to the board's three and four...
- Sep 18, 1980 effort to avoid driving wittfr ...on assignments originally made when gas consumption wasn't a major consideration. Miller said. Nancy Reeve questioned the reduction in days the activity bus will run, noting that while this move may reduce the school’s gas consumption, it will increase total...
- Sep 18, 1980 appointment as Wakefield ...unfinished business still left at Miller’s suggested 11 p.m. deadline. Mrs. Massie and Nancy Reeve both voiced support for the deadline proposal on the basis that it becomes difficult to think coherently after four or five hours of meeting. "I...
- Sep 18, 1980 Reeve said. Reeve said. Still opposed. Eastham maintained the board could finish its business by 10:30 p.m. each month “but we have to have expediting." He suggested that to speed matters up. the chairman and superintendent could pare down the items included...
- Sep 18, 1980 five and under in the entire ...two-year-olds, eight three-year-olds, eight four-year-olds and two fiveyear-olds, figures that Newbill Miller and Nancy Reeve questioned as to accuracy prior to the meeting. Later in the session, when the census results came up as an agenda item, there were no...
- Sep 25, 1980 —Rappahannock News Photo/Daphne Hutchinson RAPPAHANNOCK WOMAN’S CLUB has made ...drama departments of the local high school. Club members Lynne Baines, left, and Nancy Reeve, right, present, from left, Virginia Lindstrom of the Historical Society a check for $500 and $250 each to John Toth, athletic director and Don Bomberger,...
- Oct 23, 1980 Learning with a spoonful of sugar” is how school Learning with a spoonful of sugar” is how school board member Nancy Reeve described an offer from the manager of the Mountain Magic Cinema to incorporate film classics into an educational enrichment program for Rappahannock’s public schools. “I’m trying to...
- Oct 23, 1980 kids would applaud you kids would applaud you loudly,” added Nancy Reeve. “It’s learning with a spoonful of sugar.” In answer to questions, science teacher Lynne Baines, one of the organizers of the seventh grade’s film showings, explained that use of the theater would...
- Oct 23, 1980 (Continued from Page 1) data supplied by the administration, ...it,” Eastham stated. Agreeing with Nelson Lane that consolidation is “tricky as heck,” Nancy Reeve maintained that if consolidation or elimination of route extensions is approved, it “must be across the board and not on an individual child basic ”
- Oct 30, 1980 English classes—is made in eighth grade, Nancy Reeve pointed English classes—is made in eighth grade, Nancy Reeve pointed out. She asked how parents, students and the guidance counselor work together to reach that decision. James Futrell, RCHS guidance counselor, replied that both interest and ability is taken into consideration...
- Nov 20, 1980 By UAFHNE HUTCHINSON ...all walk a mile or do none of them walk a mile?” said Nancy Reeve. “Do we have bus route extensions or no bus route extensions?" She maintained that if the board required the Ellis children to walk the mile...
- Nov 20, 1980 authorizing installation, the ...lot which won’t be taken by the highway department for Route 211 expansion. Nancy Reeve described payment as a fine point. “If it’s legal, I don’t see what difference it makes.” Chairman Beverly Massie agreed, noting that the funds are...
- Jan 15, 1981 No Problem With Electives ...lot depends on what you mean by the education of a child." said Nancy Reeve, maintaining that vocational education is just as important as academic. “If you don't give them a skill...you’ll be paying for them year after year after...
- Jan 15, 1981 “I'm not against vocational ...at the . .October board meeting, including addition of the second foreign language. Nancy Reeve seconded the motion. But as chairman Massie went around the table, asking each board member for their stand on the second language, first Miller, then...
- Jan 15, 1981 French just because of the ..."I don’t think there’s one bit of luxury in any of it!" countered Nancy Reeve. “We have to have so many electives on our curriculum," added chairman Beverly Massie. "Do we have any reliable information as to what would happen...
- Feb 12, 1981 to grind” to advise them on ...to put the square footage in proper perspective...I’m ready to proceed,” he said. Nancy Reeve and Nelson Lane concurred with Miller, Mrs. Reeve noting that the board must only determine that it needs “spaces for X, Y and Z and...
- Feb 19, 1981 “Something has got to be ...avoided with the maintenance position that was eliminated from last year's budget?" asked Nancy Reeve. Superintendent William Bloomer replied that filling the position of maintenance supervisor as he had recommended could possibly have avoided the need for expensive furnace repairs....
- Mar 12, 1981 elementary school from oil to ...well as preliminary plans for a solariumgreenhouse off the new biology lab. At Nancy Reeve's instigation, the board also agreed to ask an architect for suggestions on what existing space can best be adapted for a language lab and a...
- Mar 12, 1981 (Continued from Page 1) ...its maximum efficiency. the other board members indicated they thought it was. To Nancy Reeve's con
- Mar 19, 1981 disparity in discipline handed ...school rules—including the drug and alcohol policy—will apply. By a split decision with Nancy Reeve and Robert Eastham opposed, the board agreed to give seniors and teacher-chaperones a one-day release from school for the Williamsburg trip and to return personal...
- Mar 19, 1981 “I’m amazed at the ...courage these young people have shown in coming to talk to us,” said Nancy Reeve. “It speaks highly of them that they’re willing to take a stand and tell us what they think we need to know.” she said, adding,...
- Mar 19, 1981 Valid Questions ...school rules and standing behind the sponsors chosen to enforce those rules." countered Nancy Reeve. She maintained that the board should either approve the trip as a school activity with all school rules and regulations in force or have nothing...
- Apr 2, 1981 in accord with their existing ...motion that the board pay no hospitalization died for lack of a second. Nancy Reeve put forward a second motion that the board match three per cent of employees' salaries toward hospitalization premiums at a cost of approximately $42,502, based...
- Apr 2, 1981 secret of how he found the ...I can't remember when he started. It’s been three or four years,” said Nancy Reeve. "We’ve never taken our animals anywhere with us so he must have followed the car. I was driving a real oil burner. Maybe he smelled...
- Apr 23, 1981 New Requirement ...the state's inspection will be corrected. “There’s no question about that,” board member Nancy Reeve assured her. Nelson Lane remarked on the high level of safety consciousness shown by the RCHS shop instructors. Chairman Massie agreed that both men "preached...
- May 7, 1981 (Continued from Page 1) ...of the budget.” Luke explained to the three school board members—chairman Beverly Massie. Nancy Reeve and Robert Eastham—present at Monday’s supervisor meeting. He emphasized that cuts would come off total expenditures that , the supervisor* 'Would n6i exercise their prerogative...
- May 14, 1981 By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON ...night's meeting, the board adopted a package adjustment proposed by Newbill Miller and Nancy Reeve to absorb the S89.100 cut from the school budget last week by the supervisors. Rather than reducing categories, the supervisors trimmed the bottom line from...
- May 21, 1981 8-12 to date, enrollment at ...high school in 1981-82 will be 459.) As the next step, board members Nancy Reeve and Nelson Lane were appointed as a special committee to review 16 architectural firms interested in the RCHS expansion and narrow the field to a...