Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 52, Number 45, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 September 1959 — Page 4

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-Thursday 10 Sept. 1959 SYRACUSE-WAWASEEJOURNAL

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NINE NEW FACULTY MEMBERS START 1959-60 TEACHING YEAR

Miss Carol Knapp Third Grade Teacher

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C. E. Davis Science-Mathematics

820 Enroll In Schools Here Tuesday: Anticipate Increase

Enrollment Tuesday In the Syracuse schools totalled 820 according to report of Lewis Immel. superintendent. Immel ( said an increase is anticipated as illness kept some pupils from reporting Tuesday morning for registration, and new families are moving into the community. Registration according to grades are as follows: First 75; second 71; third 95: fonrth 80: fifth 78: sixth 81 which makes the initial enroll ment grade school 480. In junior high, seventh grade enrolled 70; eighth 58. Enrollment in high school shows ninth with 56: * tenth 61: eleventh 57; and twelfth 38. Total for junior and senior high grades for first enrollment is 340. In 1958, total enrollment first day was 481 in the first six grades. 322 in junior and senior high schools, making a total of 803. August Meter Take Highest This Year Meter collections for August amounted to $494.50 according to Ernest Buchholz, town clerk. This is the higest monthly collection to date for 1959 and corresponds to the high month for the two years the parking meters have been in operation Collections in August 1958 were $496.25; for 1957. $591.02. according to the records of the town clerk. SELL IT WITH A JOURNAL WANT AD!

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Sylvester E. Amsler High School Principal

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Mrs. Richard Ditmer 3rd Grade Teacher

BOWLING NEWS TI ES NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Team Standings W L 1 Arnold's Grocery 3 1 , Wawasee TV 3 1 Foo & Faye 2 2 Tom Socks 2 2 Jones Realty 1 3 Twiggettes 1 3 | High team game: Foo and Faye 636; High team series: Arnold’s Grocery 1980. 400 Series: Grace Ever 179470: Liz Kuhn 155-409: Barbara Twigg 160-407: Catherine Connell 406; Bette Roades 402. 150 Games or higher: Sharon Grady 165: Jo Ann Wesner 162. Split conversions: Ella Dora Wogoman 5-10: Sandy Hess 510; Nancy Searfoss 3 7-10: Barbara Twigg 6-7-10: 8-10. Syracuscene.. . Gareth Meek has accepted a teaching position in Paducah. Kentucky. Miss Nancy Clark will leave Sunday for Milwaukee where she villi enter the Patricia Stevens Finishing School. Mrs. Fred Clark returned Wednesday evening from Sullivan. Indiana, where she went Monday to take Mrs Clio Whitted and Mrs Gladys Powell to their homes after several weeks’ visit at the Clark home in Syracuse. Jerry Clark is on a trip to Grand Teton National Park with two members of the Purdue Outing Club. He will return to Purdue where he will teach and continue graduate study. ! ClMi.firdi la the JeerwMeeeW Wear*. 100%

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Lewis S. Immel Superintendent

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Mrs. Calvin Knapp Ist Grade Teacher

Lewis S. Immel who begins his second year as superintendent of the Syracuse schools, is shown here with the nine new members of the faculty. Three replace members who resigned and six are filling newly created positions with the addition of a grade school principal and a third section for grades 2 through 6.

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Miss Joan Myers sth Grade Teacher

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