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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1956
Page
8
Dr Joseph B Lehane announces the Elyria District Catholic High School will delay the new wing, not ready for September opening due to shipment delays. Completion expected mid year. Principal Sister Mary Loy de says all 550 students will be accommodated and enrolled as planned despite the setback.
Oberlin public schools begin Tuesday Sept 4 at 8 30 a m with an estimated 1 770 pupils surpassing last year s enrollment of 1703 Dr Harry A Ross formerly of Logansport Ind is the new superintendent Faculty numbers rise to 19 with 13 sisters and six lay teachers New staff include Sister Mary Helene Mary St Gabriel Mary Dolorose Mary Florance and others plus lay teachers Carel Jerman Gene Eckenfels Joe Paul Felix Klimerak and George Simonovich The schedule covers semesters holidays and events through June 7 last day of school and final remarks note Phi Beta Kappa at William and Mary of 1776 as oldest Greek letter organization.
Enrollment tops 1 900 across four Catholic elementaries with St Mary St Agnes and St Jude planning Sept. 5 return. First day hours vary as 20 classrooms expected. staff includes six Sisters and four lay teachers at St Mary. Registration runs Aug. 26 for some schools with mass attendance noted and lunch service starting Oct. 9.
Avon Lake parochial school begins Wednesday September 5 with 80 first graders in a term that expects 410 pupils in grades 1 through 8. Father Carl Werner notes rising enrollments while a new social hall under construction will add classroom space. Sister Mary Evelyn, principal, names four nuns and three lay teachers including Patricia Smith Dorothy Nemeth and A Cheer.
Psychologists say the adolescent boy can dissipate energy and become a problem unless directed toward stimulating activities. Building with tools is advised and a basic kit including a quarter inch drill and over 45 attachments for sanding polishing and painting is highlighted for teen ages.
South Amherst High will offer a driver training class for the first time this year if enrollment reaches 14 to 16 students. The course costs 25 dollars per pupil, run with the Cleveland Automobile Club, and will meet weekly across the semester. New classes also include Spanish and French taught by Miss Betty Ann Pordy.
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