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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
7
Norwalk High School six week honor roll lists 201 students for the fifth grading period. The junior class leads with 62 honorees, followed by seniors 57, sophomores 46, and freshmen 36, with named students across grades.
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Parish meets after 8 am mass to discuss the parish summer festival and elect officers for 1973 1974. Youth committee meets with CYO. talent show by St Joseph Elementary at 3 pm to aid the New Guinea Mission. Altar Rosary Society gathers Wednesday at 7 30 pm. tuition remains $100 first child $75 second $25 third with $200 family cap. CCD high school classes completed. CYO organizational meeting at 7 15 pm today.
Parents and teachers at Fitchville School favor an ungraded pilot for first graders. Principal Jack Moskovitz notes gains in reading writing math and awareness of science health safety art and music. Four progress-report meetings and near unanimous parent support signal expansion to all first grades next year.
Monroeville Board of Education and the teachers association approve an agreement covering group insurance costs extras contracts and sick leave. Notable points include a 4.63 dollar monthly single and 15.03 dollar family insurance contribution 140 days of sick leave after ten years and two personal days per staff member. The district also approves 1973 74 calendar and ends participation in the Sandusky Area Supplemental Center with a 832 dollar annual cost. Transportation reimbursement of 90.96 dollars is set for two parochial students at St Pauls Norwalk.
Local classified calls to action urging businesses to use classified ads to improve reach. Includes a contact number 662 4241 for readers to place ads.
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