Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-26
Geauga Schools
to Open on
Sept. 9th

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drawing to a rapid close as
county youngsters prepare to
return to their winter haunts.
County schools, in most cases,
will open their doors for an
other year on the day after
Labor day, September Z.
Seven new teachers are listed
on the Chardon school faculty
for the fall. New teachers in
the grade school will be Mrs.
Peter Barone, fourth grade;
Miss Ellen Spencer, fifth grade;
and Miss Collins, second grade.
Mrs. David R. CLANCY, living
on Woodin Hill rd., will teach
girls health and physical educa-
ton, coach girls basketball and
sponsor the Cheerleaders club
and Girls Athletic Association
in the high school.
Richard Hague, graduate of
Chardon high living near Fow-
lers' Mills, will teach Junior
high industrial arts and mathe-
matics.
Miss Catherine Ruesseger Of
Brecksville will teach English,
speech-drama and sponsor d
Junior high dramatic group
Philip White Will t e a h
French, Latin and a new course
in consumer economic problems
in the high school.
Chardon schools will open on
September with bus runs the
same as last year. Mary Aum-
lex, elementary principal, an
nounced the kindergarten mo-
theirs will meet on that day at
900 in the kindergarten rooms
in the Chardon M e dist
church.
IN WEST GEAUGA schools
five new teachers have been
signed for elementary grades,
all in the Chester building, with
two vacancies still remaining
in the Chester building.
Mrs. Ida Snow of PaineSville
will teach third grade; Mrs.
Elizabeth Sher of Chagrin Falls
will teach second grade; Miss
Ruth Friedstrom of Rock Creek
will have the third grade; Miss
Christine Fruhauf of Novelty
will be a new fourth grade
teacher and Mr. Elder Boytar
of Chardon will teach a fifth
grade section.
New seventh grade teachers
in the Russell building are
Miss Paula Cone of Parkman,
social studies; Mr.. Leo Lip
nicki of Cleveland, English; and
Mr.. William Sponseller of Well
ington, science and math.
Mrs. Orville Heck will be the
new secretary in the Russell
building, with Mrs. Connie Bur
ton, former Russell secretary
moving to the Chester building
- New teachers in the high
+. school in special fields are Miss
: Mary Ellen Archer of Cleve-
land, art; Mrs. Gladys Hornber.
" ger of Akron, vocal music; and
6 Mr.. Vernon West of Akron, in
a strumental music. q
in Mr.. Frank Samuel of Burtor
= has been signed as high schoo
principal. He will also teaet
mechanical drawing and eight
N grade shop.
nj Other high school teachers
new this year are Mr.. Arnold
Gleisser of Cleveland, science
and math; Mr.. Andrew Saw
chuk of Cleveland, social stu
dies, basketball coach and as
Sistant football coach; Mis-.
Harriet Swartz of North Cantor
vocational home economics
Miss Virginia Sweet of Chevy
, Chase, Md, French and Eng
liSh.
Final work is being complet
ed by the contractors on the
as new West Geauga high schoo
1e building according to G. Ro
as bert Fox, school superintendent
e. About five rooms have been re
.e painted and refinished in the
ne Russell building and the gym
n nasiums in both the Russell
of and Ches er buildings have
Is been refinished.
~ ~ MUNSON STUDENTS will re
- - gister Tuesday morning, Sept
= ember 7, with buses running OF
: the same schedule as last year
- No extensive work has beer
II - done on the Munson schoo
- bu d G, according to Mrs
-. - James Osborn, clerk Of the
y school board, with plans for g
new building so near to realiza
ton. However the old building
70 was given a thorough cleaning
and the basement has been re,
'e painted.
1e Teachers in Munson are Mrs
le Elinora Zepp, principal, Mrs
III Edna Hartong, Mrs. Edna Rees
- and Mrs. Ruth Starr. Mrs
~ =. Stephen Keihel will teach arts
- and crafts and Mr.. Walter
" . HirSt will teach music.
De A NEW HUNTSBURB teach
l., er is Mr.. Delbert Boytar, who
lie will teach seventh grade, ac
lie cording to Mr.. Richard Den
De holm, principal and eighth
e, grade teacher.
ed Other teachers in the schoo
er are Mrs. Ethel Clarke, frs
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