Assignments Listed, School Salaries
Set
School Superintendent F. C. Gillespie today
released the public school teaching assignments and
salaries of instructors for the coming school term.
The fall semester will open Wednesday.
Special teachers will include Maude I.
Witherspoon, $3500, and Marie Antonoff, $2400,
music; Eugene Szilagyi, $2666.66, band; Cora E.
Wright, $3450, art; Theresa Kotaras, $2400, home
economics; John A. Donelli, $3250, W. P. Lemmer,
$2900, and Elsie E. Schink, $3450, physical
education.
Others are Listed
Other special instructors on the staff are John
A. Carey, $3400, industrial arts; Lucile B. Haney,
$3250, special education; Corinne Huston, $2900,
and Thelma Depot, $2900, kindergarten; Beryl
Morgan, $2900, homebound, and William L. McGaw,
$4200, John Rudy, $3200, and William Ackerman,
$3200, industrial education.
Medical and dental care for students will be
provided by a staff composed of Elsie L. Lawson,
$2900, dental hygiene; Dr. A. Karawan, $300,
medical inspector; Dr. Karawan, $1 per examination,
and Dr. E. R. Conlin, fifty cents per examination,
state health examination staff; Glenda Heagin,
$2300, school nurse, and Dr. Oliver Kendrick,
$1800, eye physician. Attendance Officer John T.
Robinson will receive a salary of $2730.
The senior high school staff will be headed by
Ray Y. Henry. $5133.37, principal. Instructors in
the tenth grade will be Marie F. Brings, $3250;
Bertha M. Riggs, $3250; Esther M. Forrest, $3450;
Mary L. Richards, $3250; Myles Zeleznik, $3450;
Ruth N. Meighen, $3450, and Michael Radvansky,
$3000.
Junior Class Staff
Teachers of the junior class will include Mary
E. Harner, $3250; Dorothy Surgent, $2400, Katherine
W. Killgallon, $3450; Mark Reutrel, $2850; Willis
E. Barber, $3450, John M. Davis, $3250; James J.
St. Clair, $3450; Julia Clemens, $3100, and Alfred
L. Mooney, $3250.
Grade 12 teachers will be Clarence Greenway,
$3450; Marian Carpenter, $3450; Hazel Stewart,
$3250; D. Duane Mellon, $3450; Charlotte Keenan,
$3250; Alvin F. Reinbold, $3450; Annette H.
Carpenter, $3250; and Richard R. Hasson, $3250.
Martha L. Regester, guidance instructor, will
receive a salary of $3833.33.
James E. Magee, $4950, principal, will be in
charge of the junior high instructors. Seventh
grade teachers will include Ethel Arms, $3250;
William Vizza, $2600; Patricia Meighen, $2400; John
V. Crane, $3450; and Edward Sudzina, $2400.
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The eighth grade staff includes John Karpinski,
$2400, Stephen Jeroski, $3250, R. June Stiver,
$3250, Hugh McKeegan, $2400, Mary Bayhan, $3250.
Teachers in the ninth grade will be Stella
Scheidhauer, $3450; Paul Stinner, $3450; Andrew
Kashlak, $2400; Lucien Clipfel, $3250; Ruth
Allshouse, $3450; William S. Kowallis, $3250; and
Bessie Kratzer, $3250.
All elementary teachers at the junior high
building will receive a salary of $2900 each. They
include Millie Dambaugh and Edith Brown, grade one;
Dorothy Beisner and Elizabeth Weinstein, grade two;
Jean Laudadio, grade three; Ruth White, grade four;
Elizabeth Smouse, grade five, and Ann V. Ritchie,
Myrna M. Ashbaugh, Sophie Chlebowicz, and Ruth
Seltman, grade six.
Bertha M. Culp, Oliver School principal, will
receive a salary of $3588.90 and the instructors
will include Elizabeth Stiver, $3250, first grade;
Esther Schink, $2900, second grade; Lorraine K.
Southard, $3250, third grade; Margaret V. Mayo,
$3250, fourth grade; Sarah L. Kearns, $2900, and
Olga G. Beck, $2900, fifth grade; Emelia
Stulginski, $2900, and Anna Sommerville, $2900,
sixth grade.
Three teachers will handle the classes at
Duquesne Place School. They will be Edith Rawlings,
$3250, first and second grades; Roma P. Hineman,
$2900, third and fourth grades, and Electra Thomas,
$2900, fifth and sixth grades.
The salary of Cecelia K. McGowan, Crawford
School principal, will be $3588.90. Teachers will
receive $2900 each and include Evelyn M. Baird and
Emily Gavlik, grade one; Helen Koribanic, Lillian
D. Beck and Fannie Griffith, grade two; Esther
Evans, Irene Johnson and Hazel Snyder, grade three;
Nellie Hamilton, Virginia Lammel and Anna Parker,
grade four, and Anna D. Ruhe, Elizabeth Williams
and Martha Maurer, grade five.
Senior high janitors will be John Fuzak, $2475;
Daniel T. Stager, $2225; Mary Kvarta, $1875; Carl
Morgan, $1875; Sarah Begovich, $1875, and Robert
Menhart, $975. The junior high janitorial staff
will include Norman Bond, $2461; Anthony Badali,
$2325; Mike Kendall, $2175; Isabell Schulte, $975
and Bertha Boyer, $975.
Other school janitors for the fall term will be
Saunder Zepp, $2275, Oliver School; Baldina Terza,
$1875, Duquesne Place, and Emra D. Baker, $2706,
and Mary Babbish, $975. Crawford School Maintenance
men for the schools will be George Dunlap, $2250,
William Harrison, $3000, and Frank Soffa,
$3000.
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Softball
Kings Honored Here
S. Second St. Little Bucs copped the playground
softball championship by blanking the Burns Heights
team, 2-0, yesterday afternoon at the S. Second St.
play center.
Councilman John W. Bires, director of the
Department of Parks and Public Property, treated
the winners to an ice cream social following the
contest.
The victors earned the right to meet the
Cochrandale girls' softball team in the feature
event of the Labor Day celebration. The tilt will
be played Monday at 6:30 p. m. at the S. Second St.
playground.
The final free movie program of the summer will
be presented today at 8:30 p. m. at the Duquesne
Place playground. Rain forced postponement of the
original showing slated Wednesday at Duquesne
Place. "Swing It Sailor" is the title of the
feature film and a Tom Thumb cartoon will be shown.
The program attracted a large crowd last night to
the Polish Hill play center.
Lucien Clipfel, playground supervisor, has
completed plans for an elaborate Labor Day program
to be presented Monday. The festival will mark the
closing of the five city-maintained playgrounds for
the summer.
Athletic contests an track and field events will
begin at 1 p. m., with entries having been
submitted from all five playgrounds. Pet contests
will be held and handicraft, needlework and other
novelty exhibits will be judged.
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Last Meet Set by GOP
Group
Duquesne's Young Republican Club will hold its
final meeting prior to the primary election
Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Council Chambers in City
Hall. The primary will be held Tuesday, Sept.
13.
Louis L. Kaufman, Pittsburgh newscaster, will be
the guest speaker and members will hear a report by
the campaign committee on the club's plans for
participation in the coming election.
The eight members of the campaign committee are
Miss Eleanor Dvorsky, James Carlin III, Miss Mary
Carey, Edward Giles, Miss Norma Clarberg, Murray
DeCourcey, miss Helen Labik and Jack Murray.
"We want to make this meeting one of the best
the Young Republicans of Duquesne have ever had,"
Richard V. Allshouse, club chairman, said today.
Mr. Allshouse is a candidate for the Republican
nomination to City Council.
The Young Republican Club previously announced
its endorsement of Mr. Allshouse and Joseph W.
Steimer, a Democrat candidate, for the Council
positions. Other Republican candidates slated to
receive the club's support are Dr. Charles M.
Gardill, City Controller, and Thomas Murray and
Roger Payne, for School Directors.
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Organ Service Listed
Sunday
A dedication service for the newly purchased
organ is scheduled Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at
Jerusalem Baptist Church. The program is being
arranged by the Rev. George W. White, pastor.
Mrs. Maudelena Johnson, Pittsburgh musician,
will be featured as guest soloist and Mrs. Gladys
B. Weems from Central Baptist Church, Pittsburgh,
will be guest organist. Mrs. Gertrude White,
organist from Duquesne's First Christian Church,
also will play at the dedication service.
Local ministers, city officials and others who
have helped in purchasing the organ will be invited
to attend. Guests will be introduced and remarks
presented.
Scripture will be [read] by the Rev. U.
A. Hughey, pastor of Payne Chapel A.M.E. Church,
and the Rev. C. W. Torrey, pastor of Macedonia
Baptist Church, will offer a prayer of dedication.
The benediction will be by the Rev. E. Allen,
pastorof the Church of God.
The program is being arranged by the orgn
committee composed of Mr. White, Marvin Ward,
Daniel Richards, John McLaurin, Mrs. Cordelia Kidd,
Mrs. Nancy Doggett, Mrs. Louise Jeffries and Mrs.
Alex Powell.
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City Man Charged For Assault
Here
A Duquesne man was held for court on charges of
assault and carrying a concealed weapon after a
hearing this morning before Police Magistrate
William Keenan.
According to police, James C. Jones, colored,
C-11, Cochrandale Project, assaulted two policemen
with a knife when being taken to the station for
malicious mischief.
An abrupt stop by the squad car threw the
prisoner off balance and he was disarmed by Driver
Vernon Smith and Patrolman Joseph Stavor. Charles
Dickerson, who swore out the information against
Jones, ater dropped the malicious information
charge.
In another Police Court case, Stanislaw
Prezkopowski of 1028 Sherman Ave. was fined $7.75
when arraigned on a drunkenness charge. He was
taken to McKeesport Hospital last night and was
discharged after receiving treatment for injuries
received in a W. Grant Ave. fall.
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