Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-31

tor mead, Ira A. CanIlelQ re-
ports that all vacancies in
teaching positions have been
filled. There will be 20 new
teachers meeting classes this
year, Of the twenty, fourteen
will be replacemtns for
teachers who have left for the
following reasons:
Three teachers left because
Of pregnancy, two teachers
asked for a leave Of absence
for further study, three NOV
ed out of the state, three were
hired for 1861 school year,
one left for a better salary,
one was fortunate to receive
a promotion to principal of
another school in another dis
trict and one left because OF
i'll health.
Six new positions have been
filled, two at the high school
adding to the English and
Social Studies Departments.
Two at junior high school adj
ding to the Science Depart
ment, one at Hambden Ele-
mentary and one at Park, re-
placing Mrs. Bender who will
become the full time princip-
al of Park Elementary,
School. These additions br-
ing the teaching force up to
1T certified people. In almost
every instance better trained
or more experienced people
have been hired, therby i'm
proving tn overall status of
the teaching force. the fol-
lowing sketches and pictures
will help introduce these new
teachers to the community.
MRS. ELIZABETH ANN
MORGAN has been assigned
to teach 9Th grade at Park
Elementary school replacing
Mrs. Bender who will be on
full time principal assign
ment. Mrs. Morgan is a gra-
duate of Bowling Green State
University, has a B. S. in ed
ucation degree and also has
taken extra college work at
Kent State University. She
graduated from Harvey high
school at PaineSville, is mar
ried has 3 children and they
are living at Jacques Trailer
Park. She has 6 years Of
teaching experience part of it
at Mentor and PaineSNlle
Township schools. She is u
qualified, having a 8 yr. Pro.
feSSional Certificate and is a
member in the Kappa Delta
Pi honorary educational Sor-
ority which indicates her sup
erior scholarship.
MRS. EMILY CHISMAR -
was married this summer
and is coming to Chardon to
be near her husbands work.
Mr.. ChiSmar is an architect
employed by the Bruce HuS-
ton & Associates. Her maiden
name was Winnar. She grad
uated from AShtabula High
school and Kent State Univer-
Sity Has a B. S. degree in ele-
mentary education with add
itional work from the Uni
verSity of Colorado She tau
ght 4yearS at Buckeye, for
merly EdgeWood school in
the elementary field. She will
be assigned to Maple building
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MARILYN j. LAURICH -
is a Hiram graduate with an
A. B. degree with majors in
Home Economics and Math.
Miss Laurich has been spec
tally groomed to follow Mrs.
FrobaSe as teacher of Pract-
ical Arts in the 7th and 9Th
grades. She did her practice
teaching in Chardon with
Mrs. FrobaSe. Like her pre-
deceSSor she is soon to be
married to a Hiram student.
Her family live in Euclid, so
the young people will locate
somewhere between Hiram
and Euclid. The junior high
teachers and students know
her and feel she is a member
of the faculty the only diffic-
ulty will be getting used to
her married name.
MRS. CEDELIA L. MODE
WITT - has had 8 years of
teaching experience at Ken
Ston, she graduated from
Kent State University. She
previously had kindergarten
and primary training in a
special school in Philadel-