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RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIOTUESDAY, iDISTRICT TEACHER ASSIGNMENTS LISTEDWest Muskingum School Opens Sept. 4The new West Muskingum High School will be ready rui the first day of the now suhuul year.4, it was announced yesterday by 0. F. Lecknwie. superintendent.The West Muskingum District also includes Hopewell, Dillon and Licking View schools,Alt teaching posts have been filled except for a vacancy in high school industrial arts, Leckrunc said.There will be a full day session on opening day to permit school officials to check transportation schedules and teachers to meet their classes, distribute books and make assignments for the next day.Cafeterias will lw open.Buses will operate on schedules outlined before the close of school last May.AH pupils entering Hie first grade imist be six by Nov. I. A birth certificate or other satisfactory evidence must be presented before enrollment.Alt principals will I** a I the schools Thursday to handle laic registrations. All pupils unable h register last spring or new pupils in the dislrict should do so on this date. Leckrone said.All teachers will meet at the next high sduinl at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Aug. 28. for supplies and instructions.The teacher and employe assignments follow:intended: Herman F, Kauler, principal and American history: Donald J. Toole, mathematics; Mrs, Waiula Koehler, Latin and French; Miss Marion Davies, Librarian arxl social studies; James Swinehart, driver education, civ* ies and baseball -coach; Mrs. Mary Orittiston, typing and short* hand; William Erwine, inrtrutnen-tal music; Earl Pletcher. football coach, agriculture and physical education; Jerry Gibson, vocal music; Mrs. John Louden, English, speech and journalism; Mrs. Mildred L. Rauber, Kn-glisJi; Walter Harrop Jr., basketball coach, physical education’ and biology; Hugh Cox, world history and general science; Del mar j Carnes, business education; Mrs. fCarmen L, Stewart, girls physical education and general science; Joseph T. Rector, chemistry. physics and general s c i-cnce; Miss Donna Kundrat, home economics; cooks. Mrs. John Roach, district supervisor of jschool lunch program; Mrs. Ella I Mae Shaw and Mrs. Bonnie Hul ! lingsworth; custodians, John |Kearns, district supervisor of 'buildings and'grounds and F- E. Baird.Ralph, fifth; Miss Louise Bun-fce, sixth; Earl James, seventh; Kenneth Bagcnt, eighth, acience and physical education; Miss Norma Anders, sixth; cooks, Mrs. Elizabeth Ward and Mrs. Dorothy Kearns; custodian, Paul John* son; bus drivers, Elmer Holbein, Mrs. Virginia Holbein, Sig Ming Jr. and Earl James.Mrs. Ava Orr and Mrs. Eurshel Dement; custodian*, John Mtv Carrce and Harold Kreager; bus drivers, Thoraas Esselstein, Kenneth Tom, Dave Teters, Gilbert Gutridge, Eugene Archer, Carl Biggie and Nnrval Harkness.Hopewell: teachers, Harlan L. Foltz, principal arxl mathematics; Mrs. Irene Starkey, first grade; Mrs. Mary Revenatigh, second; Miss Linda Moore, first and second; Mrs. Dortha Geriack, third; Mrs Lulu Morrow, third and fourth; Miss Margaret Dilley, fourth; Mrs, Doris I. Black, fifth; James Cavendar, sixth; Mrs. Inez Tom. seventh, .science and social studies; Paul M. Davis, eighth, English and social studies; cooks.Frazeysburg PTA Plans TeaWest Muskingum High School:teachers: O. F. Leckrone, super*! D11M)N: teachers: Mrs. Gene-iviove Peyton, principal: SlissEileen Johnson, first grade; Mrs. Edith Allen, firsi; Mrs. Ruth Cooper, second; Miss Carol Walts, .second and third; Miss Teres fJa-gont. third; Mrs. Edythe Smith-jley. fourth; Thomas W i 1 s o n. I fourth and fifth: Mrs. Irene: Membcro of the Fraxevsburg-Nashport PTA will sponsor a tea at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Fra-zeysburg Elementary building for parents of kindergarten pupils and their children.licking View: teachers, Olen Frazier, principal and eighth grade; Mrs. Mildred Sharroek, first; Mrs. DeLean Morrow, second; Mrs. Mary Patton, third; Mrs, John Eaton, fourth; Miss Ruth Wetzel fifth; Mrs. Augusta Brown, sixth; Keith Madden, seventh; cooks, Mrs. Kathryn Garich and Mrs. Doris Vousden: custodian, David Wheeler; bus drivers, James Downs and Ivan Cox.Board of Education members are t\ Edwin Bell, president; Harold Giilugly, vice president, C. Robert Irvin, Ralph Norman and Edward L Kramer. R. L. Painter is clerk and Mrs. Carol Tavlnr Smith, secretary.The tea is designed to afford parents and pupils an opportunity to become aucpiainled with Ihc teachers and the building. .AH new families in the school dislrict have been invited to attend.WE ACPAY OiON FUNDS INNGENERAL DISC Oil10 So. Fifth 5f-. Zanesville, 3 Yfor S^bordinflti — —
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Zanesville Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Tue, Aug 21, 1962
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