Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Local Schools To
Open September z;
Faculties Picked
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Knapp. graduate of Temple, to
teach junior high reading and
spelling; John H. Kunkle, gradu-
ate of Kutztown Teachers College
and Penn State College, to teach
high school art; Donald ]. McCar-
thy, graduate Of Indiana State
Teachers College (Pennsylvania),
to teach distributive education; w.
w. McGinnes. graduate of Wash
ington College and Duke, to teach
junior high school mathematics;
Frank Osborne, graduate of Ran
dolph-Macop to teach high school
English; Mildred Smith, graduate
of Fairmount Teachers West Vir-
ginia), to teach girls physical edu-
cation and serve as girls coach;
Mrs. Ingrid. Stoops, graduate OF
Salisbury State Teachers College,
to teach junior high school reading
and spelling; Mrs. Mary Vreeland,
graduate of the University of Della
ware, to teach junior high school
English; r. j. w. Templin received
his bachelor and master degrees at
Eucknell to teach junior high math-
ematics; Edna Zeigler received her
bachelor and master degrees at the
University of Michigan, to teach
high school English.
Elementary Faculty: A. Ray Will
kerson. elementary principal; Mrs.
Edith Baynum, grade i; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Bennett, music; Keturah Bel
deman, grade 2; Mrs. Ruth Blades,
grade 5; Mrs. Grace Bressler, grade
II 8; Mrs. Mollie Brown, grade /;
Mrs. Erna .Denney, grade 3; Doro-
thy Derrickson, grade 3; Mrs. Julia
Derrickson, grade 6; Mrs. Eleanor
Donovan, grade g. Mrs. Pauline j.
Hammond, nurse; Robert Hoch,
physical education and high school
coach; Mrs Marjorie Jewell. grade
8: Mrs. Madeline Kennedy. grade
2; Mrs. Marian Lynch, grade i;
Helen Macklin, grade A Mrs. Ruth
March, grade A Mrs. Thelma May
hew, grade 3; Mrs. Ray McFaul,
grade 2; Mrs. Geraldine Pettyjohn,
grade 4 Mrs. Edith Smith, grade
IL.
The following new teachers have
been appointed to elementary
school positions: Mrs. Loretta Bay
nam, grade 6, graduate of Stetson
University, Delard, Florida; Win
ona Carey, grade /, graduate Of
Mary Washington, Fredericksburg
Virginia; Margaret Conger, physi-
cal education, elementary and jun
ior high, graduate University of
Wisconsin; Mrs. Virginia Cosden,
grade 4, graduate of Bridgewater
College and University of Della
ware; Mrs. Marie Giltenboth, grade
5, graduate State Teachers College,
Indiana, Pa. Mrs. Gertrude Hal
latt, grade /, graduate State Teach
ers College, Lock Haven, Pa; Mrs.
Evelyn Hickman, grade 3, gradu-
ate of Iowa State Teachers College;
Mrs. Helen Hickman, grade 5, grad
uate of Temple University; Mrs.
Mary Jones, grade A, graduate of
Bloomsbury Teachers College; Mrs.
Ruth Morpeth, art, graduate of
State Teachers College, Newark, N.
j.; Ethel O'Conner, grade 6, grad
uate of State Teachers, Salisbury,
Md; Raymond Palmer, grade 4,
graduate Marlboro College, Marl-
boro VT; Elmer Spence, grade 6.
graduate Virginia State Teachers
and University of North Carolina;
Mrs. Alice Vaughn, grade 1, grad
uate State Teachers, Towson and
Salisbury, Md; Mrs. Mary William
son, grade 2, graduate of Univer-
sity of Delaware; Eunice Smith,
L fn m
Mrs. Ida Corder, secretary to the
high school principal; Mrs. Mil
dred Hoey, secretary to the elemen-
tary school principal.
.Custodians - Lakevisw avenue
school: James Niblett, chief GUS
todian; George Reed, custodian
fireman; Raymond Bunting, custo-
dian; John Finnity, custodian; Rey-
nolds Hill, custodian; James Ott-
well, custodian; John Pagden, GUS
todian, John Watson, custodian.
Cafeteria: Mrs. Caroline Clark.
manager; Mrs. May Chandler, Mrs.
Virginia Clements, Mrs. Mary
French, Isabelle Kinks, Mrs. Mar
garet Houston, Mrs. Anna Postles,
Mrs. Dorothy Rogers, Mrs. Jane
Rogers, Mrs. Goldie Scarborough,
Mrs. Eleanor Summers, Mrs. Re-
gina Tingle, Mrs. Marguerite Viva
rosy.
Benjamin Banneker S C h 90 4:
Charles Goslee, principal; Absalom
j. Davis, grade 4 Eva Evans, grade
3; Dorothy George, grade 1; Doug
las Gibson, manual arts: Mrs. Ce-
lestine B. Gray, home economics;
Fontaine Mitchell, grade 5; Carrie
p. Russell, grade 6 and physical
education; Emma G. Woodson,
grade 2; Virginia Lohand. cafe
terra; Amos Bell custodian.