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The Glenwood Elementary School
School Board Has Two New Faces
The Chapel Hill School Board
hes seven members, including
the chairman, who are elected
for six-year terms. The Board
is responsible for the school sys
tem's financial and other ad
ministrative policies. It does not
conctrn itself with teaching
techniques or any other purely
educational matters. leaving
those to Superintendent Howard
E. Thompson. Dr. Thompson acts
as the Board's executive in pol
icy matters.
Chairman of the School Board
is Grey Culbreth. senior mem
ber in length of service, and al
so a former chairman. Mr.' Cul
breth was appointed to the Board
in 1961 for a six-year term, was
elected for a two-year term in
1957, and in 1959 was re-elected
for another six-year term. He
was succeeded in his prior chair
manship by Dr. J. Kempton
Jones, whose term expired in
July. Mr. Culbreth is the Uni
versity’s superintendent of util
ities. 1
Dr. Fred Ellis, former vice
chaiimsn of tre Board, was elect
ed ia 1361 for a six-year term.
I.e has been a Chapel Hill resi
dent since 1944 and is a profes
sor of pharmacology at the Uni
New Arrivals
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FALL SUITS,
SPORT COATS
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versity School of Medicine. Prior
to his election. Dr. Ellis had
been unofficially active in Town
affairs for some years.
The Rev. J. R. Manley, the
first Negro ever to be a mem
ber of toe School Board, was
elected in 1959 for a six-year
term. Mr. Manley is pastor of
the First Baptist Church in
Chapel Hill.
Ben Perry, elected last May
to a six-year term, is a Chapel
Hill native and a loch! business
man. He holds a master's de
gree in education from the Uni
versity here, and taught and
coached in public schools in dif
ferent parts o fthe State for a
number of years before return
ing to Chapel Hill.
Dr. Richard Peters was elect
ed to the Board in 1961. He is a
surgeon at Memorial Hospital
and a professor ki the University
-School of Medicine, and had
been unofficially active in Town
affairs prior to his election.
Mrs. Ross Scroggs was also
elected in 1981. for a four-year
term. Mrs. Scroggs is a Uni
versity employee and the wife
of the UNC Photo Lab director
She has been a Chapel Hill res
ident since 1947, and already had
been active in school affairs for
a number of years before her
election.
Edwin Tenney, a textbook pub
lisher's representative, led the
field of School Board candidates
last May. Mr. Tenney is a na
tive of Chapel Hill, a University
graduate, and has held numer
ous teaching and administrative
positions in education.
Dr. Thompson succeeded form
er Superintendent Joseph John
ston in the summer of 1962.
coming from North Wiikesboro,
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THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY
where he had been principal of
Wilkes Central High School. He
has a Pb.D. from the University
here and has taught a variety
of subjects connected with edu
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SCHOOL ‘Wp
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From classic shirtdresscs to H
corduroy to camel to plaid, we have ■
all the news for a junior J|
deb’s school days. V
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/Vet© Fill Merchandise Being Put In Stock Every Day
cation in a wide variety of
schools and colleges. During
World War II Dr. Thompson
was ao ensign at the Pre-Flight
School at the University here.
Sunday, August 25, 1963
Glenwood School
Has New Principal
The faculty of Glenwood Ele
mentary School includes several
new teachers this year. Glen
wood also has a new' principal,
Mrs. Sarah P. West, who was
acting principal last year, and
who was appointed permanent
principal this year.
Glenwood’s returning teachers,
and the grades they teach:
Mrs. Darlene T. Beard, first
grade: Mrs. Eva L. Blaine, fifth
grade; Mrs. Grace H. Brown,
third grade; Mrs. lone M. Brown,
fourth grade; Mrs. Mary F.
Green, second grade; Mrs, Lyn
da E. Love, first grade; Mrs.
Barbara McAllister, academical
ly talented class; Mrs. Sue K.
Powell, second grade; Mrs. Bob
bie Redding, librarian; Mrs,
Nancy Shock, second grade; Je
rome J. Stern, sixth grade; Mrs.
Margaret C. Tuttle, fourth grade;
Mrs. Myrtle B. Vedder, third
grade; and Mrs. Dixie M. Wier,
fifth grade.
Glenwoods new teachers:
Mrs. Mary H. Abbott, sixth
grade; Mrs. Essie M. Hall Bis
son, fourth grade; Mrs. Shirley
W. Credle, fifth grade; Mrs.
Mary T. Diconstanzo, fifth
grade: Miss .Vlalinda Ed wards,
third grade; Mrs. Ellen T. Far
rier, fourth grade; Mrs. Cornelia
L. Gordon, sixth grade Miss Lin
da McMahan, first grade; and
Mrs. Marie M. Stevens, first
grade.