East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
Open House At Kirk
SUPERIOR Next Week

First event of Kirk Junior High
Parent Teachers 1957-1958 season
is Open House, where parents will
meet the teachers of their children.
Parents, starting at 7:15 p. M,
Wednesday, October 10th, will run
through their own child's school
day with 10 minute class periods
plus a 20 minute lunch period, COM
pleting a short sample day by
10 o'clock.
First stop for parents, as for
their children on school days, will
be Home Room. Room Mothers, one
in each of the 80 home rooms, will
greet parents and handle registra-
ton of those parents who wish to
join PTA for this season.
Helping to see that parents get
to the right home rooms will be Mr..
and Mrs. Paul T. Glaser, co-chair-
men of Room Mothers Committee;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Fursdon,
co-chairmen Of the Membership
Committee, and four co-chairmen
of Hospitality Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Welty and Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ford Myles, and special group OF
25 student monitors selected on a
merit basis. The monitors will be
stationed at strategic points about
the school to direct "lost" parents.
The adults will greet parents at
the entrance and provide initial
directions.
Student Kenneth Klug, president
of Kirk Student Council, will intro
duce both DR.. L. L. Meyers, Honor
ary Vice-president of Kirk PTA
and Principal of Kirk, and Stanley
G. Webster, 1957-1958, President
Kirk PTA, who will extend greet
ings, explain the evenings pro-
cedure, and outline the years pro-
gram for school and PTA. This
will be done over the school PA
system into the home rooms, just
as is done for students every morn
ing Of the school year.
Refreshments will be served in
the school cafeteria during 'lunch"
period by social committee
headed by co-chairmen Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Schultz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert l.. Kraber.
SUPERIOR SCHOOL
The October meeting for the
Superior School PTA will be an
Open House on Tuesday, October
18th, from TOO to 500 p. m. and
a program in the auditorium from
500 to 300 p. m.
The parents will have an oppor-
tunity to meet the teachers and
discuss the progress Of their chill
dren since the beginning Of the
semester.
All the mothers and fathers are
invited to the auditorium to hear
the guest speaker, Mr.. James
Gidney from the Research Depart
ment of Juvenile Court. He is also
associated with the World Fedora
list, a group organized to strength
en- and fight world aggression
through the United Nations.
The we'll known film, Assign
ment-Children" narrated by Dan
ny Kaye will also be shown. The
film shows what UNICEF is doing
to promote the health and welfare
for the children Of different
countries.
Chambers To Hold Pre-School Tea
Thursday, October 18th at 1870
p. M, Mothers Of pre-school and
kindergarten children will meet In
the Museum room of the school
for the first PreSchool Tea. Mr..
Kenneth Vermillion, Principal Of
Chambers School, will point out
many of the problems facing chill
dren entering school and ways
which the home can help prepare
them for this time.
Miss Jean Hoffman, Children's
Librarian at the North Branch
Library, will explain the work of
the Library in connection with the