The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 76

SIXTEEN THE BRIDGEPORT POST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1969. BOARD OKAYS 87 FOR POSTS Appointment of 87 educators, including 74 teachers new to the Bridgeport public school system, was approved by the Board of Education at this week's meeting. The board also accepted requests for leaves of absence, resignations and retirements from J01 school staff members. Among the 87 appointments were three elementary principals, two of whom will be assigned to the East Side "middle school" and 10 acting appointments to various posts within the school system. Named associate principals at the East Side "middle school" Charles O'Hara, an assistant principal at Maplewood school, and Michael Magut, assistant principal of Columbus school.

The other principal named was Samuel Sarkissian, who will serve at Newfreld. Mr. Sarkissian was appointed from the elementary school principal's list. All three appointments are probationary. 3 Retirees Me'ntioned The board accepted the request for retirement of 15 veteran educators and a school nurse and singled out three of the retirees for special mention.

E. Stanton Kennedy, board vice president, said that board regrets when any teacher who has served so long retires In speaking of Mrs. Florenci Lynch, principal at Columbu; school who is retiring after 3 years, Mr. Kennedy said: "Mis Lynch helped us to organize a brand new school." And of Miss Dorothy Hanley principal at Waltersville schoo with the; i schoo system 49 years, he said, are very disheartened by Miss Hanley's The board also expressed its regret in the retirement of Miss Marie D. Eagen, who is leaving after 50 years as a teacher.

Miss Eagen a a Columbus school. The other retirements were Mrs. Nellie Cerreta Johnson 40 years; Mrs. Frances Crofutt nurse at Harding, 23 years; Frank A. Edlund, Harding, 40 years; Helen Gerrity, Hallen school, 45 years; Margaret Kier nan, Harding, 37 years; Edna McClenahan, Harding, 39 years; Mrs.

Mary A. McFarland, Win throp, 43 years; Kathryn Mul lins, Central high, 44 years; Jen riie Rome, Madison, 48 years; Mrs, Irene Shonda, Madison, 31 years; and Mrs. Helen Soder strom, Read, 44 years. 5 Principals Shifted Approval was given by the board on five elementary schoo principal changes. They are: Joseph Lucia to Whittier from Newfield school; Joan Killelea to Columbus from Wheeler; Mi riam Rakieten to Wheeler from Hall's Mrs.

Joanna D'Onofrio to the East Side "middle school 11 from Summerfield; and Paul Nishball to Waltersville from McKinley. The acting appointments approved by the board were Miss Katherine Brady, elementary principal at Hall school; Stanley Turski, assistant principal at Bassick high; Mrs, Helen guidance director; Mrs. Virginia Loch, assistant principal at Harding; Robert Speer, chairman of the English department at Harding; Mrs. Vivian Carter, chairman of the English department at Bassick; Michael Maiden, principal at McKinley; Raymond Kasparek, assistanl principal, at Maplewood; and Angelo Minei, assistant principal at Columbus. Math Post Open Schools Supt.

Lester S. Silver- 6tone also announced that there was an opening for acting chairman of the Math department at Central ihigh school. Mr. Silverstone said that math teachers can apply for the position toy contacting his office. The 74 new professional additions, all probationary appointments and effective Sept.

1 are listed below according to name, address and salary. Sheila Barkan, Elmcnl, N.Y., art Christopher Bicknell, Lancaster Ind. arts, Kathleen Carlson Bogota, N.J.i elementary, Bernarc Christiansen, 65 Hall drive, Stratford, S. English, S7.300; Patricia Connelly, 5( Robsoa place, Fairfleld, elementary Nancy 114 Rosedale street, Falrfield, elementary science Angela Cordone, 295 Holllster street, Stratford, elementary, M.950 Sheila Casacchl, Harrison, N.Y., elemen lory, Barbara Cywinskl, Wllkes Barre, elementary art, Mrs Laurel Dearborn, 179-8 Louisiana avenue vocal music, Josephine DeLuca Stolen Island, N.Y., elementary, 57,100 Joel Dew, Brooklyn, N.Y., elementary DomlnicK DINardo Qulncy elementary, and Patricia Elston, Snlfflri road, Westport, English $7,100. Also.

Kirklond Fain, Ansonla, elemen lory science, David J. For has 247 Park streel, H.S. mathematics, Susan Fenn, Anchorage drive, elementory Franklin D. Fountain, 200 Ear street, elementary, Carol Fox 735 Ruin itreet, Mrs Margaret Ftikas, 733 South Benson road Falrfield, elementary, Mrs. Jull ette Fuse, 51 Burroughs road, Fairfleld, elementary, Rita Gevirfz, 61 Sky Top drive, Fatrfield, H.S.

history Marshall Glannoltl, New Hen-en. llhrarton, 5U-500; Dyann Gottula, Fremont, elementory history, Mrs. Marietta Graham, 142 Elm street, Falrlleld, H.S. nurse-twcher, 59,600, one Claudto Guschel, mi Mal.i street, elementary science, 511,300. Also, Mrs.

Prlsclllo Halth, Stamford, music, Marilyn Alexandria, phyi. Judith Hlrsch- liorn, Bronx, N.Y., elementary, Ann HIscrt, NaiiQatuck, art, Linda Ilkowltz, Maplewood, N.J., H.S. history, Mrs. Dorothy Ismmon, 5 Clifford lone, Westport, school loclol worker (3 doyj week), Kaye, Qulncy, elementary Joseph Kochmon, Brooklyn, school ply- CholMU', Koleslk, Klgh- wood lani, Wilton, art, Mary Lou LoCrolx, Marbleheod, H.S. English, Mrs.

Elaine M. Letsch, 1W Housatonlc avenue, Stratford, elementary, Mrs. Mary A. Luonoo, 4 Crescent drive, Easton, H.S. English, Frederick McCarthy, Marblehood, H.

S. science, 57,100, and Jean McKeon, 159 avenue, English, 57,100. Also, Joseph Molewleki, Monroe, elementary, Mrs. Terry Molewlckl, Monroe, elementary, William Mol- Inelli, Volley Stream, N.Y., elementary, Mrs. Pamela Moore, New Haven, art, Mrs.

Mario New Haven, elementary, Gregory Pacific, 185 Anton drive, typing, Judith Porks, Long Beach, N.Y., art. Mrs. Linda Pestka, Brooklyn, N.Y., elementary, Stanley Pestka, Brooklyn, N.Y., H.S. art, Mrs. Nancy Phillips, Chorlotlesville, psychological examiner, Alfred oso, Yonkers, N.Y., H.S.

history, 53,300, and John Robuse Danbury, H.S. history, 57,100. Also, Wallace B. Reilly, 145 Hollistar avenue, special education, RonoW Remy, Coventry, H.S. English, Mrs.

JoAnne Rugge, Somerville, S. history, Morion Sconlon, -Astoria, N.Y., schools, Mary Seetmann, Wilmington, H.S. art, Nannette Seymour, 124 East Eaion street, music, Steptie Sheckells, Gary, social studle Evanne Sinclair, 28 Rosemond te race, Trumbull, elementary, Mr Ruth B. Smith, Hew Rochelle, N.Y speech therapist, Chesler Sob lewski, 14 Elliott circle, Trumbull, rtc Ing consultant, Morcia Southai 55 Hartland street, Stratford, Engll: Also," Alfred Spencer 447 Turn Hill Cutoff, Folrfleld, elementary hlstor Joanna Stratton, Bangor, Mr elementary, Janet Sundeen, Hoi ford H.S. art, Mrs.

Teresa B. Tc Inelll, 195 Edna avenue, H.S. Englls Don Thomas, Merlaen, H.S. in arts, Ellen Weinberger, Rosly Heights, N.Y., English, Eleano White, Salinas, phys. Anne Williams, Somerset, spec! education, Barbara Wilson, Sche ectady, H.Y., elementory, Tyron Zandy, 34 Rosellen drive, Trumbull, H.

mathematics, 57,100, and Laur Zlngo, 31 Deerfleld street, Folrfield, el mentary, 57,100. The board approved the nations of the following: Morllyn Beneflco, Betty Brannon, Pa rlcia Brla, Mrs. Catherine Brown, Flo ence Chan, Andrew Chornltski, John Cio fad, Laura Dawson, Ketth Dormar en Dougherty, Nancy Eckhard, Mr Evarts, and Joyce Friedman, Mrs. Cor Gonl Mrs. Jane Gorti, Mrs.

Grac Wllliai Gottlieb, and Jay Gottlieb. Also, Mrs. Carol Green, Mrs. JoAn Griffin, Teresa Gruhn, Timothy Hlavaty Ralph lassogna, Janls Isenberg, Pa Janosko, Use Kenworthy, Gregory Kr zwick, George Sullivan, George Vlami Mrs Joyce Webb, Ellen Weinhaus, a. Murl Mr Barbara Ala Melsel, Norman Mlchaud, Veronica MIc tus, Leonard Susan Morris, and Carol O'Conni.

Also, Mrs. Eleanor Ondeck, Joy Palm John Parllman, Kenneth Pollons- Mr M. Ramos, John Roche, Mrs, a Rosenthal, Aug. 1), Li Kublnowlti, Mrs. Wanda Micho Senior, Mrs.

Susan Senior, Carol SKI mont, and Daniel StockweM. The board accepted 28 request fpr leaves of absence. Names an length of time requested are list ed as follows: Miss Jean Anderson, elementory, 1 yea extension; Mrs. Nancy Balgach, elemen tary, Mrs. Suson Bannon, high scnoo Mrs.

Linda Bock, elementary, Mr Laurent Cass, elemenlary, Miss Su son Early, high school, Mrs. Kathlee Faggella, elementary, 1 yr. Mr Jonle Foreman, elementary, Miss Si zonne Gallagher, elementary, Mr Suellen Hansen, elementary, Mr Gladys Hill, elementary, Richard Hui yadl, high school, Mrs. Gladys Imbro elementary, 1 year Mrs. None Kelly, high school, Mrs.

Eleanc Knight, elementary, and Mrs. wiai goret Lindsay, elementary, eHminlarv Miss Ulnda Mlklos. high school, Mrl. Shlrliy Neigh6orj, hlsh school, 2 Mrs. Stosla Packard, elctnentan', Mrs Donnls pontlllo, Mis Grace Romano, Mrs.

Neld Miter, elementary, Miss Joanna Slue tasort! Mrs. PcHrioia Ueberbacher lementary, Esther Wlnnlck, ee Story, Mrs. Geroldlne clerk, 6 months; and Mrs. Oloa Terwi llger, clerk, 1 year. BRIDGEPORTER FREED N.

Y. ROBBERY CASE NEW YORK Charged will robbing a Manhattan woma: whom he allegedly forced int prostitution of $500, Curtis Knight 39, identified by police as a res dent of 98 Cowles street, Bridge rort, was cleared in Crim lal court yesterday when th charge was dismissed. Knight, who told police he i an entertainer, was arrested Oc 18 on the complaint of Marth Fohey, who claimed. she wa 'orced into acts of prostitutio under threat. Police said she surrendered th money after he threatened he with a length of lead pipe.

Als arrested but cleared was Mis Marlene Wilson, 22, of Manhal Judge Morris Schwalb ordere case dismissed for lack evidence. Knight, who has a record hree prior arrests, was free i bail, pending disposition he charges. JACKIE GLEASON, CBS SUED BY BOBBY DARIN LOS A (UPI Jackie Gleason and CBS-TV ar defendants in a $238,756 law sui filed by singer Bobby Darir who charged he was barre from performing his song Gleason's TV show. The song was title "Long Lin Rider" and dealt with the dis covery last year of the suppose bodies of inmates buried at a Arkansas prison farm. Darin' suit filed Tuesday in Superio Court contended CBS considere the lyrics offensive to the stat of Arkansas and the show which he signed a contract appear was never televised.

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