Milford chronicle., 1956-09-07
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS
New Staff Members Listed

One untitled new position exists
on the Caesar Rodney School staff
with the opening of school sched-
ufed for Wednesday, September 5.
| The open position is for a man to
teach social studies and assist
with guidance. Mrs. Doris H. Jack
son, a former Home Economics
teacher, in the school, will teach
the social studies classes on a
halliday basis pending the location
of a full-time qualified teached
BY adding an addition shop
teacher and making a special Eng
lish class where college bound
seniors may be subjected to col
lege teaching methods the Board
of Education feels that it has
strengthened both its vocational
and academic departments.
]. Edward Morris is the addition
al shop teacher, teaching electrici-
ty, seventh grade shop, and farm
shop. Mr.. Morris is a graduate of
Girard College and has over TWEEN
ty years experience in the electri-
cal field.
Other new members CT the staff
are as follows: J. Frank Wolfe, a
graduate of West Virginia Institute
of Technology with five years of
teaching experience, will teach auto
mechanics and farm shop. Ebe
Joseph, a 1856 graduate of Wash
ington College and a former Smyr
ma High athlete, will teach Junior
High School mathematics. Miss
Annie Mabel Daughtry replaces
Richard G. Clark who resigned to
accept a position in New York. Miss
Daughtry is a 1856 graduate of
Duke University. Mrs. Lucy New
man replaces Louis J. Roushev who
has an administrative post a1t Mid
dletown High School Mrs. New
man has one year of teaching ex-
perience and is a graduate of Tren-
ton State Teachers College. Mrs.
Rita ID. Rryan, former member
of the school staff, returns to teach
Latin and English replacing Mrs.
Iris M. Warrington who transfer
red to Middletown, Delaware. Mrs.
Donna English who last year was
a substitute teacher becomes
full-time staff member teaching
English in the Junior High School.
Mrs. English is a graduate of Okla
homa Baptist University and fills
the position held at the beginning
of last year by Mrs. Betty B.
Kneeland Charles Evans Hughes,
"a graduate of Lebanon Valley with
one year of teaching experience,
will teach music in grades five, six,
and seven and will assist with the
instrumental program. Mrs. Doro-
thy Jan Call, graduate of Mans
field State Teachers College, with
seven years of teaching experience
and extensive professional expert
ence, will have charge of music in
the first four grades.
\The elementary school music
teacher last year was Johnnie c.
McLaulin, who resigned to return
to graduate study.
Miss Charlotte Wohlhieter sue
ceeds Miss Virginia Mitchell as
Elementary School Art Instructor.
Miss Mitchell, a native of Georgia,
is located in Virginia. Miss WOhl-
hieter comes to Caesar Rodney
with a wealth of experience both
in teaching and in commercial
work, including the Lyndon Nor
NAL School and Lyndon Institute
in Vermont.
Mrs. Mary Clair Aston, 1856
graduate of the Drexel Institute
of Technology, will replace Mrs.
Mary Ann Bergman, resigned.
Mrs. Aston will teach social stud
les and mathematics and Mrs. Flor
ence Abraham, who was a member
of the staff last year, will teach
Spanish. Mrs. Abraham has lived
in South America and is especially
qualified.
Miss Ruth Ann Johnson, a grad
uate of Wesley Junior College, and