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THE ARGUS Fremont Newark, CaW Page 2 Sunday. July Revealing glimpse of school officials' pay V.X 191 full and Continued from 1 Allan Busrrell, is paid (36,500. There are 23,000 students in the district and 2,332 employes. The employes include 1,235 teachers and instructional personnel, 92 administrators and supervisors, and 1,006 classified or non-teaching employes. Other top administrators and their annual salaries are: Kenneth Ashby, director of purchasing, Ray Bemauer, director of planning and community services, Es Carey, business manager, Joan Chambers, administrative director for pupil services, Richard Dunn, director of special education, Martin DeRodeff, director of data processing, Dan Foster, director.of state and federal programs, Doug Kretz, director of fiscal services, Shirley Larson, director of food services, Elizabeth McCandless, director of child development, $24,675.

Eight other district administrators and their salaries are Henry Nicolini, administrative director for elementary education, Eleanor Parker, director of classified personnel $22125- Doug Pimentel, director, of instructional Wayne Sorenson, administrative director for research and federal programs, Ron Souza, coordinator of bilingual and multi-cultural education, Bill Tarr, director of maintenance and operations, Joel Thornley, administrative director for secondary education, $26,025, and Jack Weinstein, director of certificated personnel, $27,125. Elementary principals are salaried between $17925 and $22,325. Junior high principals receive between $18,600 and $23,000. High school principals have a salary range of $21,025 and $25,425. LIVERMORE: Supt.

Leo Crpce receives $37,310 and supervises a district of 14,551 students, the fall enrollment projection, and 1,081 employes. The district's other top administrators and their annual salaries are: Justin Bardellini, assistant superintendent for educational services, Rudolph D'Ambra, director of facility management, Bruce Jamieson, assistant superintendent for business services, Richard Jenkins, direc- tor of pupil services, James McCarty, principal of adult education, Lee Thompson, director of' secondary education, and John Waggoner, director of elementary education, $30,319. Salary ranges for elementary principals are $20,812 to $24,547. Intermediate school principals receive $21,879 to $25,615. High School principals receive $23,480 to $27,216.

SAN LORENZO: San Lorenzo SupfWiUiam Dolph makes $35,190. He administers a district, of 11,094 students, 563 teachers and 486 part and full-time non-teaching employes. Other top administrators and their salaries include Jackson Dickson, director of pupil personnel services, Gordon Fake, director of elementary education and.com- pensatory education, Peter Lamb, director of secondary education, Frank Martella, 'director of certificated personnel, $25,230, and Mervin Moran, business manager, $25,230. The salary range for the child welfare and attendance officer, a vacant position, is Salary ranges for principals are $17,271 to $22,230 for elementary schools; $18,126 to $23,085 for junior high schools; and $20,862 to $25,821 for high schools. NEW HAVEN: Newly appointed Supt.

Guy Emanuele is paid $36,500 yearly for administering a district of 8,371 students, plus several hundred New Haven students who attend fifth and sixth-grade classes in Hayward schools while another New Haven middle school is under construction. There are 433 teaching and 459 non-teaching employes. Other district administrators and their annual salaries are Gil Aiibel, director of bilingual education and program development, Gene Barbier, coordinator of. curriculum development and evaluation, $25.434: Mary Cordoza, supervisor of services. Carla Eide.

director of personnel, 'Pat Gibbons, business' manager. $22.192: Whalen Hickey. coordinator of career education, continuing education, attendance and welfare, Charlene Gillespie. coordinator of special services. $23,243: Norman Silviera.

supervisor of maintenance and operations, Ellis assistant superintendent for business, $32,600: and Greg Hearn, director of employer-employe relations, $30,312. Salary ranges for principals are: $23,011 to $25,904, elementary schools; $25,191 to $28,346. middle school principals; and $27,718 to $31,176, high school principal. NEWARK Supt. Evelyn Kipp, who is paid $34,200 yearly, is in charge of adistrict with 8,755 students and 750 employes.

Other salaries for top administrators are; Orton Benson, assistant superintendent for business, and Lyle Kingery, assistant superintendent for personnel and instruction, both receive Herbert Brougham, director of fiscal services, range of Virginia Fuglestad, director of food services, range-of $14,726 to Emmett Lynch, curriculum coordinator, range of $21,607 to Patricia Pishos, director of instructional materials center, range of $18,853 to Joe 'Roberts, director of special services, Bob Russell, director of continuing education, and Jean Weaver, director of special projects, each receives in the annual range of $21,607 to and George Vlastelica, supervisor of welfare and attendance, range of $16,102 to $20.917. Salary ranges for principals are $19.405 to $24.222 for elementary $20.505 to $25.322 for junior high schools; and $22.432 to $27,249 for senior high schools. SAN LEANDRO Schools Supt. L. Edward Holden makes $34.251 annually for administering a district of 7.760 students and 471 teaching and 395 non-teaching employes.

Other top administrators and their salaries are- Richard Bawden. assistant superintendent for business, $31.546: Lois Dalla Lasta. general supervisor. $23.633: Gregory Darck. director of business services, $26.086: Bryant Figeroid, supervisor of music, Jack Hilligoss.

director of buildings and groands. Robert Kvam, director of curriculum and supervisor of vocational education. Lee supervisor ofchild welfare and attendance. $23,633: Marie Mollath, general, Henry Phillips, director of guidance, $24.618: Alexander Smith, assistant superintendent for instruction, $31.546: Mary Suk. director of cafeteria department, $16,633: Edgardo Torres, general supervisor, and William Wyckoff, director; special services, $26,086.

CASTRO VALLEY Schools Supt. Harold DePue is paid $33,150 annually. He acU ministers a district of 6,559 students. 353 teaching and 271 non-teaching employes. Top administrators and their salaries include Francis Ebert, deputy -superintendent, Ed Gorski, business manager, Dale Lambert, director of certificated personnel, continuing education and opportunities school, -Marvin Smith, director of adult and summer, schools, Maebell Moffit, director of ckzsied personnel, and Mary Jackson, director of food services, $18.304.

Kindergarten and junior high principals 'receive in the range of $19,590 to $25.076 annually and senior high.school principals receive in the range of $21.095 to $27,003 annually. LIVERMORE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTS: The Amador Joint Union High School District, with a projected enrollment of 5,264 students, and the Pleasantbn Joint Elementary School District, with a projected enrollment of 5.291 students, share the same administration and district office staff. The administrative staff and annual salaries include: Supt. Bruce Newlin. Douglas Rose, assistant superintendent for business services.

Neil Sweeney, direcassis- tant superintendent for education, $29.170: Carl Krause. assistant superintendent for certificated personnel, $29.170: and David Carlisle, director and development, $28. 309. Annual salary ranges for principals include $21125 to $25,678 for elementary, schools; $22.181 to $26.962 for middle schools; and $23.290 to $28.309 for high schools. There are 345 teachers in the Amador district and 296 teachers in the Pleasanton district.

There are 177 non-teaching 'employes in the Amador district'and 203 non-teaching employes in the Pleasanton district. In the Murray Elementary School District, which is in Dublin, Supt. Donald Williams receives an annual salary of $33.000 and administers a district with 5,300 students, 285 teaching and 133 full and part-time non- teaching employes. William Gorier, associate superintendent, receives $28,000. The principals' salary ranges are $20,796 to $25,740.

There are also two small elementary school districts in South County. Robert Sharpe, principal" and teacher at the small Mountain House Elementary School District classroom, is salaried at $13,100 annually. According to Wilcken Fox, educational services assistant to Alameda County Schools Supt, Rock La Fleche, small school districts have a principal, rather than a as, the district's chief administrator. The superintendent of the Sunol Glen Elementary School District, George Bury, has a 1976-77 $22,890. ALAMEDA COUNTY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT: The salaries of top administrators in the county schools office are similar to those- of administrators in individual districts.

La Fleche is salaried at $35.000 annually. A sampling of other county school administrators -and their annual salaries in-, dude: Deputy Supt. Robert Coney and Asst. Supt. for Business Harry Harvey.

$33.456 each- Harley-Sorensen. assistant superintendent for administration. $31.860: Russell' Pullman, supervisor of fiscal services. $19.188: John O'Lague. supervisor of publications.

$22.884: and Daniel Johnson, director of special education. $29.484. There are 287'county schools employes, which includes 159 non-teaching employes and 128 teaching employes. The county schools office directs special schools for the county'probation department. special education classes for the handicapped.

special development centers'and programs for foster children in homes outside of Alameda County. These programs affect about 2,600 students. The county schools office also provides special services and liaison work with the individual school districts in the county. (Information compiled by Glennda Chui. Pat Craig.

Tom Debley. Karen Holzmeister. Earl Murphy, Bill Parks. Pat Streib and Janet White) Fuchsias on display Two-year-old Sarah Perkins and mother Pat admire plant life at the fourth annual Tri-City Flower Show sponsored hy the Tri-City Garden Club at the Hub shopping center in Fremont. Today is the last day to see the show, which includes cut flower arrangements and Bonsai, Fuschia, garden and plays.

Displays are placed throughout the mall and club members are available to answer questions. The show is free. Logan High pool to close to some UNION CITY --The James Logan High School swimming pool will be closed through at least next week to leisure swimmers and swim-to-live programs. The reason, according to Union City and New Haven i i a ministrators, is the replacement of high school roof, which causes debris in and around the pool area. This summer a new roof is being placed on the entire high school and portions of the old.roof are being removed.

Some debris from the removal and replacement process on a portion of the roof near the pool irritated children, whose parents who contacted the city's staff. The city operates the swim programs. The school district owns the pool. The city and school district contacted the, county health department, according to New Haven Asst Supt. Ellis Teel.

Teel said that health department advised both local agencies that the pool should be closed until workers complete the portion of the roof nearest to the pool area. The pool was closed for a couple of days this week, Teel said, and will be closed through at least next week. Summer school students who have morning swim classes have been given their choices of other types of activities. Summer school classes will be completed hi a couple of weeks and then, Teel said, "we will give the pool over to the city as soon as possible." Union City Leisure Service's Director, Bill May said that the closing of the pool next week means that 300 children will not be able to participate in swim-to-life swim-to-live programs. Israel beauty Miss Universe HONG KONG (UPI) Twenty-year-old Rina Messinger of Israel was crowned Miss Universe 1976 last night amid the tightest security in the history of the world's largest beauty contest.

The brown-haired, blueeyed Miss Israel broke into tears as Miss Universe 1975, Anne Marie Pohtamo of Finland, placed the glittering crown upon her head and she was led to her golden throne. A pageant official, commenting on Miss Israel's victory over 71 other beauty queens, said "it is going to be a monumental security problem all He did not elaborate. With Mss Universe Inc. officials maintaining all along that nolitics would have nothing to do with the judges' decision, Miss Israel, regarded the most popular contestant among the obsepAis, had been given little chance to win. Miss Israel has been accompanied by tight security throughout the pageant proceedings starting July 3 and it was expected that she will receive more than usual security during the travels accompanying her reign.

Miss Israel, from Tiveon, is has taught aeronautics and considered her occupation as a student with, a life ambition "to Wearing a delicate frilled white evening gown, she was asked what parts of the world she would like to visit. "I would like to go to Africa to see the people in the jungles," she said. Miss Israel's hobbies are ballet dancinj and flying a glider and said she considers former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir the greatest person alive. Miss Israel said she received a telephone call from her boyfriend Saturday night and he told her everyone was wishing her luck. Starring 5 feet 7-V4 inches and weighing 119 pounds, Miss Israel's vM statistics were Miss Israel's father, Zeev Messinger, is a technician in Israel.

During the contest, police maintained tight security around the omSriy decorated Lee Theater. Metal detectors were wed and everyone entering was thoroughly searched. The wart was televised live to the United States. A nykK audience of the smallest In pageant history, JcCdfeewnt white outside police kept thousands of by roping off the streets. DEATH NOTICE THOMASON, RUIE W.

of Newark, July 9,1976. Beloved husband of'Elaine T. Thomason of Newark. Loving father of Ricky T. Aguiar, Debra A.

Aguiar Denise M. Aguiar and Shannon Thomason all of Newark. Beloved brother of Randall Thomason of Huntington Beach. A native of California, age 34 Friends are invited to attend the Recitation of the Rosary Sunday July 11 at? Mat the NEWARK I A A MORTUARY 36700 Newark Blvd. Newark.

Funeral services will take place on Monday July 12 at 2 at NEWARK I A A MORTUARY. Interment will follow at the Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery. Friends may call at the above mortuary after 3 Sunday. In his memory donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. For further information please call 792-1222, Gorden B.

Llndsey, Director. Ample parking: NEWARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL SERVICE July 11,12, H76 DEATH NOTICE ACOSTA, EDITH L. of Union City July 7, 1976. Loving wife of Ysidro Acosta of Union City. Beloved rriother of Edward Hand of Hayward; Jerry and Robert Hand both of Kansas; and Donna J.

Santiago of Hayward. Loving sister of Marvin Noel of Kansas and Wallace Noel of Indiana. Also survived by 19 grandchildren and one great grandchild. A native of Wichita, Kansas, age 62 years. Services will be held Monday July 12 at ,8:30 A from the FREMONT CHAPEL OF THE ROSES 1940 Peralta Blvd.

at Temple Way. Thence to Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 9:00 A M. Interment: Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary will be held' Sunday at 8:00 at the Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Friends may call after 2:00 Satur- I day.

For further information, please caH797-1900. i FREMONT CHAPEL OF THE July 9,10, 11,1976 DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE OELCOTTO, SEMPLICIA of'Fre- mont, July 9,1976. Loving wife of the late Joseph Beloved mother of John and! Gino DelCotto both of Fremont, Mrs. Sylvia Thomas of Union Town, Penn. Loving sister of Mrs.

Natheline Naticchloni and Mrs. Josephine Marinelli both of Bellaire, Ohio. A native of Italy, age 78 years. A member of the Sons of Italy Auxiliary of Bellaire, Ohio. Service will be held Tuesday July 13, 9 A from the FREMONT CHAPEL OF THE ROSES MORTUARY, 1940 Peralta Blvd.

at Temple Way with the Fr. James A. Clark of the Corpus Christi Catholic Church officiating. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. Friends may call after 7 Sunday.

For further information please call 797-1900. FREMONT CHAPEL OF THE ROSES July 11, 12,1976 ANDRADE, FRANK D. of Fremont, July 7,1976. Loving uncle of Mrs. Iva Feely of Fremont, Lorraine James of Hayward and Pearl Martin of Hayward.

A native of Miles, California, aged 71 years. Graveside services will be held Monday, July 12 at 12:00 noon at the Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery, 26320 Mission Blvd. In Hayward with the Fr. James A. Clark of Corpus Christi Catholic Church officiating.

Friends may call from 7:00 to 9:00 Sunday, at the FREMONT CHAPEL OF THE ROSES MORTUARY, 1940 Peralta at Temple Way. For further information please call 797-1900. FREMONT CHAPEL OF THE ROSES July 11, and 12,1976 THE ARGUS Published by Ihe Doily Ri Floyd I Determined, poper ot tion by Ofdet No. 3UB54 ot the Supi Court ol iht Siale ot tal.lam and tot the County ot Alamodi BERGE PAPPAS SMITH MORTUARY Entered at Post Office, Fremont, California as Second Class Matter under the Act of Congress March 3. 1B97.

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