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LIME DULLELLN,
Donegal School District Announces
Professional Personnel For New Year
Pupils of the Donegal Un-
jon Schools will report to]
their respective buildings on|
Wednesday, Sept. 4. School |
cafeterias will be in opera-|
tion that day as usual. 1
Pupils will be dismissed |
one hour early on Wednes-|
day, Thursday and Friday, |
Sept. 4, 5 and 6, as has been |
the plan each year during |
the 1st week of Sept. Elemen- |
tary schools will be dismis- |
sed at 2:15 p.m. and the sec-/
ondary schools at 2:30 p.m. |
Teachers will meet in the
high school auditorium Tues-
day, Sept. 3 at 8:30 a.m.
Following is a list of the
faculty by buildings with the
grade or subject taught. W. L
Beahm, supervising principal;
John G. Hart, high school
principal; Dr. Ralph E. Cole-
man, elementary principal;
Ragnar F. Hallgren, asst.
high school principal; Marsh-
all Gemberling, asst to the
high school principal.
Donegal
Roy Armold, commercial;
Mrs. Catherine J. Bennett,
dietitian: Miss Olive Binner,
social studies & English; Mr.
Henry A. Brooks, driver edu-
cation: Mrs. Sadie Brooks,
nurse; Mrs. Elizabeth Caruth-
ers, orchestra; Miss Phyllis|
J. Dague, English; John D. |
Day, 3rd, guidance; Kenneth!
Depoe, industrial arts; Mrs. |
Ruth Gantos, social studies; |
Marshall Gemberling, social]
studies & driver ed.; Mrs.|
Nancy Ginder, Spanish, and |
English;
Mrs. Vera Gingrich, Eng-
lish: Oscar Goering, industri-
al arts; Henry Hackman, sci-
ence, Warren Hayman,
health and physical ed.; How-
ard Hill, mathematics; Mrs.
Lelia Hill, English; C. A. S.
Hollinger, science and Ger-
Noami Houseal,
James Keener,
Mrs. Ro Ann
man; Mrs.
commercial;
industrial arts;
Lau, vocal music; Daryl
Lichty, science, health and
phys. ed.; Mrs. Mary Emma
Llewellyn, librarian; John Ww.
W. Loose, social studies; Mrs.
Betty Lutze, commercial;
Miss Lily Martin, guidance;
Eugene McLaughlin, Latin &
English; Grant Miller, voca-
tional agriculture; Mrs. B.
Ruth Peters, commercial;
Harry Piueball, special ed.;
Mrs. Mary Sarver, home and
school visitor; Mrs. Almeda
Scheid, home ec.; Robert
Sensenig, science; Martin
Shenk, social studies; H. Mor-
rel Shields, instrumental mu-
sic; Donald Staley, social
studies: Emerson Stehman,
science; Miss M. Thelma Tay-
lor, mathematics; Miss Delor-
es Voytka, health & physical
ed.: Michael Weaver, art;
Mrs. Margaret Williams,
French; Miss Catharine G.
Zeller, English.
High School Annex
Mrs. Joanne Brooks, health
and physical education; Mrs.
Margaret G. Brown, home
ec.: Paul E. Coleman, science;
Mrs. Madeline Edgett, read:
ing: I. Paul Frey, English,
history, spelling; Theodore
Greider, history, geography;
Mrs. Dorothy Hershey, Eng-
lish, history; Miss Mary Jane
Hoffer, English, history; Ken-
neth Jones, English, history;
Marvin Kelchner, special ed.;
Mrs. Mary Kocevar, English,
mathematics; Mrs. Jessie
JOHN H. MILLER
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Malmborg, English, history;
James R. Neely, health and
physical education; Miss Hel
en Nohrenhold, librarian;
Hubert Peters, math.; Mrs.
Louise Peters, math.; Walter
Price, Geography, history;
Mrs. Jean Tinfmons, guid-
ance.
Marietta
Benjamin Weaver, building
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