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PHOTOS: Salem Students Meet Mrs. Dibble
Veteran Board of Education member pays a visit to the K-4 Naugatuck school to hear stories, songs and presentations.
Every year, students at get a warm visit from former Board of Education member Loraine Dibble for "Mrs. Dibble's Day."
Dibble, during her 25 years on the board, would pay visits to Salem and other Naugatuck schools to hear presentations by the students. Then, in 2005, a year after she retired, Salem School named its library in honor of her.
The tradition continued on Friday when each one of the K-4 classes filed into the library to present to Dibble.
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The students sang song, recited historical facts and even did a few theatrical productions.
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Editor's Note: Loraine Dibble's name was incorrectly referred to as "Loraine Dibbles." This has since been corrected.
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