Not A Year Of Change At Norwalk Jr. High
Norwalk Junior High reports a quiet year with improvements including resealed parking lot, refinished gym floor, and a new darkroom. Four new teachers join staff along with updated math sequences and a nine week activity program offering 30 options. Enrollment stands near 500 students.
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Norwalk Jr. High
Norwalk
L. Clark Rapalee
Rapalee
St Paul School Adds New Teachers and Programs
St Paul Elementary welcomes seven new teachers including Sisters Gwendolene Roselma Timothy Valarie and Mrs Fries and Joyce Dettinger as music. Two Ecuadorian exchange students join the high school and 2 percent of students transfer to Norwalk High. A new multi text program debuts with no single textbook answer. Attendance may dip to about 480 from 500. Band shifts to a scheduled daily period at St Paul High School with last period.
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Mary Gwendolene
Mary Roselma
Tom Quinn
Mary Timothy
Mary Valarie
Doug Fries
Joyce Dettinger
Sister Barton
New Principal At St. Pauls Appointed This Year
Sister Mary Barton, a Notre Dame sister, takes over as principal at St. Paul Elementary, replacing Sister Mary Maurine who moves to Toledo. Barton arrives from St. Augustine Elementary Napoleon and holds biology and education degrees. St. Paul will offer several Norwalk High School courses via Fr Bodart, with students attending Norwalk for those classes. Two Ecuadorian exchange students Mara Yonfa and Carlos Cobo will join, with a potential third from Mexico. Two new teachers, Bill Wise for biology and Joyce Dettinger for vocal choir, also join the staff.
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Bill Ledermeier
Joyce Dettinger
Anna Hupp
Ohio counties toale reimburse tax rollback in 1972
Columbus Huron County becomes among first six to receive $261,927 reimbursement for the 1972 property tax rollback. State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson said the payment covers the last half of 1972 after the legislature ordered a 10 percent tax cut and directed state reimbursement from income tax revenue.
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Huron
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
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