Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-21
Chardon Teachers

the dramatics group and the
National ThespianS.
EVA ARLENE BARBER is
graduate of Chardon h i g h
school and a recipient Of an
elementary teaching scholar -
ship at Kent State University
where she has now completed
her cadet requirements and re
turns to her school to teach
third grade. Miss Barber who
lives with her parents at Hunts
burgh, will continue her uni
verSity work at Kent State.
ELEANORA ZEPP, another
graduate of Chardon high SChO-
oil and Kent State University
with training also from Hiram
College, Lake Erie College and
Ohio University, has taught at
NeWbury high school and in the
MunSon elementary school and
has had a rich and varied eX-
perience Mrs. Zepp is well
known and highly regarded in
the teaching profession in the
county She is expected to be
great help in the teaching of
upper grades and particularly
in the fifth grade where she
has been assigned.
JEANETTE GROSVENOR
is being transferred from East
Claridon schools to Chardon to
teach in the sixth grade. She
is a graduate of Burton high
school and Oklahoma A. & NJ
with a bachelor of science de-
gree. She has had special train
ing as a laboratory technician
and served in the army in that
capacity for six years. She has
taken additional work in edu-
cation at Hiram College and
Lake Erie College.
DOLORES POST will be the
new home economics teacher
at Chardon high school. She is
graduate of West Virginia
universit yand attended high
school in Wheeling. West Va.
She has had considerable tea
ching experience in California
and in Ohio. She is especially
trained and qualified in home
economics and will have charge
of the Future Homemakers of
America club. She resides with
her husband and two children
on North st. in Chardon.
MARY DAUGHERTY will re-
turn to ChardOn schools, after
an absence of some years, as
a half time vocal music in
StructOr in the elementary gra-
de She is graduate of OBJ
erlin Conservatory of Music
and has had some eleven years
of teaching experience. Mrs.
Daughterys interests lie par
ticularly in the field of teach
ing music to younger children.
Chardon schools are fortunate
to be able to bring her back
into the teaching profession.
ANNA DUNN, who is we'll
known and highly regarded in
music circle in Chard0n, re-
turns to us after tow years Of
teaching at Shaker Heights high !
school. She is a graduate of
Kent State University and has
a masters degree with majors |
in music, social science and |
English. She will be assigned |
to teach vocal music and Eng
liSh in the high school area.
She and her mother are plan
ming to relocate in Chardon as
soon as their house becomes
available.
ETHEL MELLINGER, ano
ther former teacher, is return
ing to Chardon schools after
having taught at Dyke Spen-
cerian Business College and
Newbury schools. Miss Melting
er will assist in the expanding
program being offered in COM
mercial work, do guidance work
and teach freshman math in
the high school. Miss Mellingr
lives on Ferris ave-, and is
we'll known in Chardon. We are
most happy and fortunate to
have her return to our school
system.
FLORA MAY THRASHER
has been hired as high school
secretary to assist Mr.. Thorn
burgh in the office work. She
Is married and lives, with her
husband and four children, on
South Hambden st. She attend
ed Oberlin school of CONNER
ce.