riday. September S, 1952
TfiQE PILOT*—Soulbem Pixim. NovBi Cizblbota
jounty Supt. H. Lee Thomas Announces
Teacher List For Moore County Schools
Only One Vacancy
Is Reported As
Schools Begin
history; Glenn Causey, boys’
physical education', boys’ coach,
civics and geography; W. Stuart
Evans, math and science; Mrs.
\.s county schools opened Tues- Elsie Lee Carriker, English, Span-
r, only one teacher vacancy,ish and biology; Miss Betty
s reported by Superintendent Thompson, English and Spanish;
Schools H. Lee Thomas’ office, [m*. Delsie Pack Aldridge, com-
2 virtually complete list fol-'mercial; W. J. Thrailkill, voca-
Mrs. Beulah B. Womble, voca- Mrs. Elizabeth P. Shearon, third;
tional home economics; Mrs. Eva Miss Evelyn Veasey and Mrs. Mil
's:
>istrict 1: Carthage H, S.: L. S.
ics, principal and social stud-
tional agriculture; Mrs. W. J
Thrailkill, vocational home
—, ^ * economics; Mrs. William Han-
Mii^ Martha Epps Frye, math'cock, music; W/ilton Powers,
( science; Miss Kathryn Gab-'math and science; Miss Mary
d, commercial; Miss Meade Mills, eighth; Miss Janet Davis,
well, English; Lewey G. Alex- eighth; and Mrs. Junius William-
ier, math, science and physical son, eighth,
cation; Mrs. Janie Middleton,! Robbins G. S.: E. Carl Brady
nch social science and science; principal, math and science;
B. Hill vocational agriculture;| Joseph H. Kidde, seventh; H. Taft
s Sarah A. Baity, _vocationsseventh; Mrs. Beatrice
le economics; Miss Valera Me-jivi. Kinlaw, sixth; Mrs. Lucille H.
mmen, eighth; Miss Erma Owen, sixth; Mrs. Ora Brady
Mrs. Effie McG. Wilson,
Barringer, seventh,-fifth; Mrs. Bessie McLeod, fifth;
I. Frames Adams, sixth, Mrs. Mrs. .Ruth Mar ley, fourth; Miss
Sallie Green Allison, fourth; Miss
Henson, fourth; Mrs.
so-j Elizabeth McDaniel, third; Mrs.
r* e I Florence H. Kennedy, second;
arthage G. S.: Miss Mattie Mrs. Aureade Frye, second; Mrs.
e Shaw, fifth; Mrs. Ruth H
on, fourth; Mrs. Pauline F
•ick, fourth and building prin-
Sallie Hart Evans, first; Miss
Elgie Lee Currie, first; Mrs. June
1 ,, o T-, .Parsons, first; Mrs. Audrey B.
1; Mrs. S. F. Cole, third; Mrs. Poole, music,
liarte.e McDuffie MacDonald i District 3* CamemT, h a. -d
a; Miss. Frances McKeithen.^gell E Si’aiJ^^ i ;
nH* Tv/Tre 'K’Q'fci r*Vio*p-Pi*% Sell ji*. oigmon, principal and
nd, Mrs. Kate Chaffin, sec- ^ath; Miles B. Jackson, history;
Mrs. W G. McCaskill, French;
Mrs. Carrie McNeilly Hindes,
science and English; Miss Mary
Katsos, commercial; George M.
Thomas, vocational agriculture;
Mrs. Masai F. Baj-bour, first;
Ruth Gardner, first; and
, Alice W. Caddell, first,
fstrict 2; Elise (Robbins) H. S.:
j. Hackner, principal and U. S.
Jones Frye, eighth; Miss Annie
McFadgen, seventh-eighth; Miss
Lillian J. Cole, seventh; Miss
Mable Gunter Holt, sixth; Rfiss
Effie Gilchrist, fifth; Miss Bessie
McNeil, fifth-sixth; Mrs. Kenneth
Foushee, fourth; Mrs. Elsie Wick
er Thomas, fourth; Miss Minnie
Muse, third; Mrs. Alline T. Col
lins,- second; Mrs. Mae W. Burns,
first; Miss Ellen Royal Jones,
first; and Mrs. M. J. McPhail,
music
District 4: Vass-Lakeview: pub
lished last week.
District 5: Farm Liife G, S.: T.
H. Lingerfeldt, principal, history
and math; Miss Mary Black,
sixth-seventh; Mrs. Rozella W.
McLeod, fifth-sixth; Mrs. Grace
W. Lingerfeldt, third-fourth; Mrs.
Mable P. McCaskjll, second-third;
Mrs Jane R. Perry, first-second;
Mrs. R. Wl. Pleasants, music.
District 7: Aberdeen H. S.: R. E.
Lee, principal; Mrs. Nell T. Voss
English; Norman R. Ingrahan,
math; Hubert L. Owen, science;
M. L. Farrior, agriculture; Miss
Tiny Odom, commercial; H E.
Bowmail, coach; Mrs. Pauline
Duncan, social studies; Miss Ber
nice Odom, French; Mrs. Sadie
Maurer, home economics; and L
P. Howard (also teaching in ele
mentary school).
Aberdeen G. S.: Mrs. Jessie
Mae Dwight and Miss Mary Jane
Prillaman, first; Mrs. Ruby
Bishop and Mrs. Edith Caldwell,
second: Mrs. Frances Geer and
Martha Aden Dance Studios
TEMPORARY SCHEDULE
Classes for Beginners Start Friday, September 5
3 to 5 years old, 2 p. m.
9 to 11 years old, 4 p. m.
6 to 8 years old, 3 p. m.
12 to 16 years old, 5 p. m.
Classes for Intermediate and Advanced Students
Start Saturday, September 6
Second year 9 to 12 years old, 1:30 p. m.
Second year 8 to 11 years old, 2:30 p. m.
Third and fourth year 8'to 11 years old, 3:30 p. m.
' (Unless Notified)
Second year 4 to 6 years old, 4:30 p. m.
Advanced 12 to 16 years old, 5:30 p. m.
Adult Class, 7:30 p. m.
Ballroom classes to be announced later.
dred McKeithen, fourth; Mrs. Em
ma Pohl and Mrs. Ruth Deaton,
fifth; Mrs Kate Charles and. Miss
Genevieve Moore, Sixth; Mrs.
Vesta Funderburk and L. M. Dea
ton, seventh; L. P. Howard and
E. C. Workman, eighth. Teaching
in both grammar and high schools
are: E. H. Poole, muSic; Mrs. Lu-
cile Oliver, piano; L. H. Ledden,
band; and Miss Julia Mae Gra
ham, librarian. |
District 8: West End H. S^: J.
F. Sinclair, principal and French;
Miss Lucile Eifort, math and
science; Miss Bert McCrummen,
social studies and English; Miss
Gladys Watson, English and libra
rian; Ralph Copley, commercial;
G. A. Munn. vocational agricul
ture: Mrs. Ruth Knight Tillman,
vocational home economics; Wil
liam^ A. Tucker, eighth; Mrs Ruth
M (barter, seventh; Miss Cora B.
Donaldson, sixth; Miss Treva
Auman, fifth; Mrs. Willie N.
Thomas, fourth; Miss Jane Mc
Leod, third-fourth; Mrs. J., M.
Roberts, third; Mrs. Annie G. Sin
clair, second; and Miss Blanche
Monroe, first.
Eagle Springs: Richard Mat
thews, principal and seventh-
eighth; Mrs. Lena W. Jordan,
fifth-sixth; Mrs. Mary Davenport
Steed, third-fourth; and Mrs. Pa
tricia Harrison Parker, first-sec
ond
District 10: Highfalte H. S.:
Thurman K. Holmes, principal,
health and typing; Mrs. Mary
Brady Kidd, math and English;
Mrs. Annie R. Upchurch, history,
English and Spanish; A. C. Ap-
panaitis. science, athletics and so
cial studies; J. A. Price, seventh
eighth; Mrs. Flora S. Whitman,
sixth-seventh: vacancy for fifth
grade; Mrs. Frances Doub, fourth;
Mrs. Pearl P. Emmons, third; Mrs.
Frances Doub, fourth; Mrs Pearl
P. Emmons, third; Mrs. Oppie H.
Shields, second; Miss Lucy J.
Reynolds, first; and Mrs. Joe
Phillips, music.
District 11: Westmoore H. S.;
J. C. Phillips, principal and his
tory; Miss Wanda Walton, his
tory; N. Woodrow Meinnis, math
land science; Mrs. Margaret McI.
Wallace, English and math; Mrs.
Margaret K. Shields, home econ
omics; Mrs. Ann M Tomlinson,
eighth; Walter B. Leonard, sev
enth; Floyd Watkins, seventh;
Mrs. Bet^ T. Thomas, sixth; Miss
Treva L. Richardson, fifth; Miss
Flossie Liheberry, fourth; Mrs. J.
M. Lassiter, third; Mrs. Edith H.
Phillips, second; Mrs. Julia B. Da
vis, first; Mrs. Frank Allred, first;
Mrs. Lelia Mclver Cox, first
NEGRO SCHOOLS
District 1: Pinckney H. S.: R. O
Taylor, principal and science; Mrs.
Catherine K. Lutz, history; Mrs.
Narcissus H. Spicer Goins, science
and girls’ basketball coach; Fred
erick McD. Lutz, English and
football coach; Mrs. Violet F.
I Brooks, French and librarian;
I Bernard K. Goins, math and
I boys’ basketball coach; Hosea
' Brower, commercial education
and baseball coach; Gordon W.
j Herring, vocational agriculture;
Mrs. Mary W. Wynn, vocational
home economics; Ray A. Evans,
social science and bandmaster;
Mrs. Ada Cook Jackson eighth;
Elmer U. Grant, eighth. Miss Ber.^
tha L. Plummer, seventh, Mrs.
Stella Fox Tyson, sixth; Mrs. Nez-
za Jackson Kelly, fifth; Mrs. L.
G. McKenzie, fifth;. James M. Jen
kins, fifth; Miss C. M. Thomas,
fourth; Mrs. Cleopatra D. Jackson,
third; Mrs. R W. Sutton, third;
Mrs. Minnie M. Martin, second;
Miss Juanita Blue, second, Mrs.
Annie Wood Blue first; and Miss
Emma Lee. Barrett, first.
District *2: Vass: Roberta S.
Grant, fourth-eighth; and Miss
Ethel J. Matthews, first-third.
District 7: Berkley H. S.: Harry
Lee Bryant, principal and history;
Mrs. Constance N Jones, English
and social studies; D. A. Oggles-
by, French and bandmaster; Mrs.
Tulula Parker Barber, music and
science; Mrs. Margie Starks
Brown, vocational home econom,*-
ics; Mrs. Flora V. Jones, eighth;
C. C. Galbreath, eighth; Mrs. Amy
Lutz, seventh; Miss Ruth May-
field, sixth; Mrs. Blanche F. Jef
fers, fifth; Zebulon V. Gordon,
fifth; Mrs. Lillian D. Harris,
fourth; Miss Ernestine Pride,
third; Mrs. Willa C Bryant, third;
Mrs. Alice Cameron Lee, second;
and Miss Cleopatria Clark, first.
District 8: Vineland: Thomas C.
Jackson, principal and sixth-
eighth; Mrs. Thelma P. Smith
Dunlap, fourth-fifth; Mrs. Rosa
Watlington, second-third; and
Mrs. Peggy Stancil Gordon, first.
Davis School: Mrs. Maude D.
Leake, principal; Mrs. L. E. F
Phillips; Mrs. Carrie G Martin;
and Miss Elvira Garrett; classes
for each are undecided.
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