LEWES SPECIAL SCHOOL 1950
ANNOUNCE
6 TO FACULTY
Superintenant H. Geiger
Omwake of the Lewes Board of Education announced six new
post on the faculty of
Lewes Special School were filled to complete the roster for the
fall
semester.
The school will be 20 days
late in opening due to renovations being completed and the new
building program. The
opening day is September 26.
Mrs Della Maas, will
succeed Mrs Myrtle Emory as librarian . Maas has a MA in Library
Science from the
University of Nebraska, and 14 years experience, and is the first
fully qualified
librarian of Lewes School.
Miss Doris Jean Layser,
a West Chester State Teachers College graduate, will teach girls
physical education and
coach the girls athletic teams. He plans to add girls hockey to
the program
and field a varsity team
for competition.
Miss Barbara Smith who
holds an A.B. Degree from West Liberty State College will replace
Miss Dorothy Pulliam
Kretzer as the fourth grade teacher.
Norman E. Smith, also a
West Liberty State graduate will teach high school English class.
He will replace Miss
Rachel Kepley and will direct the Junior Press Club as he has had
special
education in journalism.
An additional fourth grade
class made necessary by increased enrollment will be taught by
Mrs Marie Bricker, a
graduate of Millersville State Teachers College . She has seven
years of
teaching in Bradford and
at Penn State.
Rodney Bricker, also from
Bradford, will fill an appointment of elementary school
principal. He has a
Masters in elementary education from the University of
Pennsylvania.
He will also teach a new
section of the sixth grade. Mr Brickler is working toward a
doctorate
and is a veteran of
WWII.
Source: Friday, August
25, 1950 Wilmington New Journal , Wilmington, Delaware
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