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All Teaching Posts
Filled AS Fall
School Term Opens

staff will report for duty with the
fall term, all teaching vacancies
having been filled. With the resig-
nation of DR.. Ruth Robishaw as
medical director for the East Cleve-
land School System, DR.. James B.
Stewart is promoted to that posi-
ton. DR.. Mary A. Thomas of 1926
East 135th st. has been named
school physician. Miss Thomas,
graduate of Hahnemann Medical
College of Philadelphia did her in
ternship and residence at Huron
Road Hospital and has a private
practice here.
The teachers new to the system
and their assignments are:
Caledonia School
Elizabeth Gubelman Alexander,
20499 Almar dr., Shaker Heights;
Madeline Pearce Sorenson, 2031
Brunswick rd.; Sue Mcclure Zim-
norman, 877 Nelawood. Mrs. Alex
ander attended Bowling Green State
University and holds her degree
from Western Reserve University.
Mrs. Sorenson was a 1852 graduate
of Bowling Green and Mrs. Zim-
norman was graduated from Miami
University this June.
Chambers
Gwendolyn Mackell, 875 Helms
dale rd.; Natalie Minis, Warren,
Ohio; Phyllis Powell, 14402 Orinoco
ave. Miss Mackell and Miss Powell,
both from Shaw finished at Bowl
ing Green and Miami u, respec-
lively, this June. Miss Minis is a
Kent State U graduate.
Mayfair
Marian PAUL., 1859 Beaumont
ST., also from Shaw, received her
degree this May from Eastern Ma
zarene College.
Rozelle
Rose Mary Iannetta, 1889 Ard
more; Virginia Palmer, 1847 Vas
sar. Miss Ianetta received her
bachelors degree at Notre Dame
and her masters degree at Western
Reserve University. She was
student instructor at Caledonia last
year. Miss Palmer, another of the
hometown girls to enter the system,
/ did her work at Ohio U, finishing
this June.
Superior
Elaine Berk, 1867 Daleford I'd.
Shaker Heights; Mary Patricia
Hogan, Akron, Ohio; Joan Leguil-
lon, Killbuck, Ohio; Judy Davis
Lease, 1847 Lee blvd. Miss Hogan
and Miss Leguillion are from Kent
University. Miss Berk from Indiana
State University, Fem, John Car
roll and Kent. Miss Lease from
the University of Cincinnati, she
taught at North Norwood last term.
Kirk Jr. High
Stephen Chulick, Lloydell, Pa;
Fred Shepherd, 686 Richmond I'd.
Mr.. Chulick who will teach Eighth
Grade Mathematics is a graduate
of Indiana State College, Indiana,
Pa, and received his masters de-
gree from the University of West
Virginia. His local address is 1926
Earlwood I'd. Mr.. Shepherd will
t e c h mechanical drawing and
woodworking for which he was pre-
pared at Kent State.
Shaw will have but one faculty
change. Jack Moore.
There is but one change in school
secretaryships, Mrs. Ruth Hine is
succeeding Miss Pauline Jarcar, re-
signed at Chambers School.
Parochial Schools
The two parochial schools in the
city will open their fall term on
Wednesday, September 3rd in
charge of the Ursuline Sisters. Sis
ter Marian is principal at Christ
the King school, Terrace I'd at
! Noble rd., where some 615 pupils
are registered, kindergarten pupils
: at Christ the King will begin their
: classes a week later.
/ Sister st. Vincent dePaul of the
! Ursuline Sisters is principal of the
l school at st. Philomena's parish
where $40 pupils are registered
: The grades are first through the
J. eighth.