East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16
School Board
To Consider
New Teachers

New Teachers
The business contemplated
for Mondays Board of Educa-
ton meeting includes the grant
ing of leave of absence to Rob.
ert P. Louis of Shaw Highs
! athletic department.
Louis and his wife were
seriously injured in a traffic
accident last February. Since
that time, Louis has had a
leave Of absence. Louis hopes
to move his wife to New Hamp-
shire in an effort to speed her
recuperation.
Shaw principal, Wayne
Blough, gave high praise to
, Louis work saying, ''It would
be hard to find a man who
would delve into the work with
the same earnestness and en-
J.. thusiasm as Louis"
If the School Board approves
it, Louis leave of absence will
last for the 1959-6O school
:. year and it will be without pay.
The resignation of the fol-
lowing teachers is up for ap-
proval before the Board: Vesta
: Applegate, Rozelle, 9Th grade;
Iva Budd, Caledonia, 5th grade;
Inez Heinle, Chambers, End
grade; Edna Kennedy, Rozelle,
1st grade Louise Lawler, Cham
bers, deaf classes; Ellen Mes
senger, Calendonia, 1st grade ;
Mabel Neiss, Chambers, 5th
grade, and jeanette Svet, Kirk,
mathematics.
The following teachers will
be recommended to the Board
for approval:
Mrs. Evelyn Mae Coiner, a
5th grade teacher with BIS
degree from Morris Harvey
College and one years teaching
experience. Mrs. Coiner is from
Whitesville, w. Va.
Miss Sandra Lee Dickerson,
1478O Elderwood ave., CONNER
cial teacher at Shaw.
She received her BIS from Ohio
State University.
Edward Falkenstein, 1927
Stanwood rd., for mathematics
at Kirk. After receiving his BA
: from Miami University, he did
more work at Yuba College in
California and Fem College.
Gordon Johnson, 5O7 East
112th ST., for tn 5th grade at
Rozelle. He did graduate work
at Western Reserve and taught
five years in Warrensville
Heights and Cleveland after
receiving his BA from Augusta
College in 1949.
Mrs. Helen B. Newman, 1857
Madison ave., Lakewood, for
the deaf classes at Chambers.
Mrs. Newman received her BA
from Ohio Wesleyan in 1854.
Mrs. Nancy Canzanelli, 2115
Lennox rd., Cleveland Heights,
for the End grade at Chambers.
She did graduate work at Tufts
University and taught five
years in Boston after getting
her BIS degree from Bouve Bos-
ton in 1854.
Substitute teachers subject to
the boards approval are:
Mrs. Ruby Douglas, 1918
Shawview ave., She attended
George Peabody College and
taught three years in Tennessee.
She has a temporary certifi-
cate and has substituted in the
East Cleveland Schools since
1866. Her field is elementary
education.
Blanch L. Jacobsen, 1897
Shaw ave-, has substituted in
East Cleveland schools since
January of 1858. She received
her BS from Ohio University
in 1949 and has a tempory GER
tificate. Her field is science and
physical education.
Elizabeth Newlands, 2344
Prospect ave., the holder of al
Ohio Elementary Life Certifi-I
cate. She attended Lake Erie
College and has taught for 20
years.
Also up for the boards ap-
proval will be the reappOint-
ments of Eleanor Fielder for
case work consultant and DIR.
Charles NJ. Winslow, as school
psychologist.
Differentials totalling $3500|
will be recommended for the fol-
lowing:
Jack Moore, faculty manager,
Shaw High School, 5000; Alice
Kent, supervision for the deaf
and h ard of hearing classes,
$500;
C. Cassil Reynard, special re-
search, $500; X. r. Vermillion,
director of speech ($600), and
director of visual l education