THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1959
Teachers For County Schools Listed
Teacher lists for the Moore
County schools were released this
week by the office of Robert E.
Lee, Superintendent, as they will
appear in the annual school
handbook.
Several vacancies remain on
the lists. These are expected to
be filled in the next week or
two, or may already have been
filled. The handbook, however,
has to be issued well in advance
of the opening date.
Principals started work August
17 with the holding of the pre
school administrative conference
in Carthage. Teachers will come
on duty August 26, all students
will register August 26 and the
next day, August 27, will be the
first full school day.
The teacher lists follow:
Aberdeen High School—C.
Wade Mobley, pricipal; Mrs. Sue
A. Buff kin, English; Mrs. Nell T.
Voss, French and English; Mrs.
Ruth Jane Trivette, social stud
ies, guidance; Raeford Wells, W.
L. Russell, Jr., social studies,
coaching; Robert E. Rogers,
science; Miss Tiny Odom, com’
mercial; Timothy Cleary, math;
Mrs. Ruth Klingenschmidt, voca
tional home economics; M. L.
Farrior, vocational agriculture;
J. W. Be^h, band, public school
music; Miss Ann Poindexter, li
brariann.
Aberdeen Graded School—E. C.
Workman, principal, and Mrs.
Ella McN. Clark, eighth; Mrs.
Vesta Funderburk, Mrs. Annie
Poindexter, seventh; Mrs. Rebec
ca T. Matthews, fifth sixth; Mrs.
Kate Chyles, Mrs. Mary Lou
Black, sixth; Mrs. Victoria
Cleary, fifth, another fifth-grade
teacher to be appointed; Miss
Evelyn Veasey, Mrs. Barbara C.
Blake, fourth; Mrs. Ruby N.
Bishop, third-fourth; Mrs. Mary
Lou McCrummen, Mrs. Frances
Geer, third; Mrs. Ann P. Marks,
Mrs. Edith S. Caldwell, second;
Mrs. Daisy Watson, first second;
Mrs. Jean S. Robins, Mrs. Jessie
Mae Dwight, first.
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Elise High School—C. E. Hack
ney, principal; W. S. Evans, so
cial studies, math, science; Mrs.
Emma Womack, English, glee
club; Mrs. Lelia P. Bunn, Span
ish, English; Miss Martha Lou
Brookshire, commercial; Paul
McLendon, social studies, math;
Teeman Haithcock, social studies,
physical ed., math; Mrs. Juanita
Harbour, vocational home econ
omics; W. J. Thrailkill, vocation
al agriculture; Wilton Powers,
science, math; Danny Lee Rob
erts, biology; Mrs. ,William Han
cock, mu^ic.
Crummen, history, civics; Mrs.
Sarah C. Thompson, English, li
brarian; Mrs. Christine Edson,
commercial; Charles S. Richard
son, coach, biology, physical ed.,
science; Miss Mary W. Kernodle,
vocational home economics; G. A.
Munn, vocational agrculture; Roy
T. Grinnell, eighth; A. M.
Stevens, seventh; Mrs. Mary H.
Porter, sixth; Mrs. Maria H. Pe-
gram, fifth-sixth; Miss Treva
Auman, fifth; Mrs. Willie N.
Thomas, fourth; Miss Evelyn Hol
liday, third; Miss Tressie Auman,
second; Miss Blanche Monroe,
first
teacher to be appointed).
Davis School—Elmer U. Grant,
principal, seventh-eighth; Mrs.
Esther R. Davis, fifth-sixth; Mrs.
Carrie G. Martin, third-fourth;
Miss Estella M. Gilmore, first-
second.
Vineland School—Thomas C-
J ackson, principal, seventh-
eighth; Mrs. Thelma Person,
fifth-sixth; Miss Georgia Cagle,
third-fourth; Mrs. Gussie B. Mc
Nair, Miss Marjorie Ritter, sec
ond; Miss Emma Claretta Kelly,
Berkley School—Earl D. Ray
nor, principal; Mrs. Omega C.
Parker, French, librarian; Mrs.
Tulula P. Barber, science, math;
Mrs. Hattie Bethea, English; Phil
ip L. McMillan, math, science;
Mrs- Margie S. Brown, vocational
home economics; James W.
Greene, eighth; Zebulon V. Gor
don, seventh; sixth, to be appoint
ed; Mrs. Amy Lutz, Mrs. Ruth
Mayfield Blount, fifth; Miss Le-
quilla McEachern, fourth; Miss
Ernestine Pride, third (another
Eagle Springs School—^R. H.
Matthews, principal, seventh-
eighth; Mrs. Viola Monroe, fifth-
sixth; Mrs. Mary D. Steed, third-
fourth; Miss Ethel McDuffie,
second; Mrs. Grace T. Tucker,
first.
Elise Graded School—E. Carl
Brady, principal; Mrs. Marie Wil
liams, Mrs. Barbara Jean Rob
erts, Mrs. Carol B. Hinson,
eighth; Mrs. Beatrice Kinlaw, H.
Taft Williams, Joseph Kidd, sev
enth; Billy Brown, Mrs. Lucille
Owen, Mrs. Anne Tomlinson,
sixth; Mrs. Ora Brady, Mrs. Bes
sie McLeod, Mrs. Effie Wilson,
fifth; Miss Jeanette Henson
fourth; two more fourth grade
teachers to be appointed; Mrs.
Ella Ann Mills, Miss Elizabeth
McDaniel, Mrs. Maude Jackson,
third; Mrs. Aureade Frye, Miss
Lelia McLeod, Mrs. Florene Ken
nedy, second; Mrs. June Parsons,
Mrs. Sallie Evans, Miss Elgie Cur
rie, first.
Highfalls School—E. H. Cooper,
Jr., principal, typing, math; Mrs!
Mary B. Kidd, English, math;
Mrs. Annie R. Upchurch, English,
Spanish; Charles Russell, health,
social studies, coach; Mrs. Faye
H. Powers, home economics,
science; A. C. Appanaitis, eighth
grade, coach; Arthur Paschal,
seventh; Mrs. Edith Phillips,
sixth, Joseph T. Welch, fifth; Mrs.
Virginia B. Ray, fourth; Mrs.
Pearl P. Emmons, third; Mrs.
Oppie H. Shields, second; Miss ]
Lucy J. Reynolds, first.
Westmore School—J. C. Phil
lips, principal; Mrs. Margaret K.
Shields, home economics, Span
ish; Ollie Elmer Seawell, Jr.,
math, coach; W. F. Ritter, Jr.,
science; Mrs. Don Rea Keith,
English;-Mrs. Jessie Britt, eighth;
Mr^. Virginia K. Trueblood, Mrs.
Marie Joyner Russell, seventh;
Mrs. Lelia McI. Cox, sixth; Mrs.
Emmelien S. Aull, fifth; Miss
Flossie Lineberry, fourth; Mrs. |
Martha L. Comer, third; Miss
Clarice Albright, second; Mrs.
Edna B. Allred, first-second; Mrs.
Julia B. Davis, first.
Carthage High School — Thad
N. Frye, principal; Miss Meade
Seawell, English; Lewis B. Smith,
science; Mrs. Martha Frye, math;
Mrs. Ruth Cooper, commercial;
O. D. Wallace, Jr., history, ath
letics; Mrs. Eva Swing Clark,
vocational home economics; W. L.
Ingold, Jr., vocational agri
culture; Miss Elizabeth H. Bell,
French, English.
Carthage Graded School—Miss
Valera McCrummen, J. W. Kirk-
man, eigth; Mrs. Annie R. Bar
ringer, Mrs. Norma M. Smith,
seventh; Mrs. "Norman Carter,
Mrs. Ola Phillips, sixth; Mrs.
Betty Thomas, Mrs. Mae Burns,
fifth; Mrs. Ruth Tyson, Mrs. Pau
line Myrick, fourth; Miss Frances
McKeithen, Mrs. Maude Phillips,
third; Mrs. Masai Barbour, Mrs.
Catherine McDonald, second;
Mrs. Betty Wallace, Mrs. Ruth
Gardner, first (another first
grade teacher to be appointed).
Pinckney High School—R. O.
Taylor, principal; Mrs. Catherine
K. Lutz, history, librarian; Mrs.
Narcissus H. Goins, science, girls’
coach; Frederick M. Lutz, Eng
lish; Mrs. Violet F. Brooks,
French, librarian; Leroy Fields,
Jr., math, coach; Carl L. Hill,
commercial-bookkeeper; William
R. Hooper, social science; George
H. Wilson, industrial arts; Har
vey T. Howard, physics; Miss
Nepollia Moore, vocational home
economics; Gordon W. Hearing,
vocational agriculture; Essie M.
Williams, physical ed.
Cameron School—T.K. Holmes,
principal; Mrs. Carol Cameron
Cox, English, librarian; Mrs.
Carol N. Ferguson, French, Social
science; Mrs. Anne N. Womble,
commercial; James F. Wbmble,
science, math, coach; Mrs. Beulah
B. Womble, vocational home eco
nomics; George M. Thomas, vo
cational agriculture; Miss Mary
Emma Thomas, eighth; Miss Mar
garet McNeill, Willard V. Nix,
seventh; Mrs. Minta O. Nix,
sixth; Miss Effie K. Gilchrist,
fifth-sixth; Miss Lillian J. Cole,
fourth-fifth; Mrs. Zelah C, Fou-
shee, third-fourth; Mrs. Alline T.
Collins, third; Mrs. Annie B.
Comer, second; Mrs. Ellen J. Gil
christ, first; Mrs. Kate M. Fergu
son, music.
Pinckney Graded School—Mrs.
Ada C. Jackson, Miss Mozella B.
Ritter, eighth; Miss Bertha L.
Plumer, Mrs. Lake Erie Phillips,
seventh; Mrs. Nezza J. Kelly,
Miss Ann Juanita Blue, sixth;
Mrs. Cleopatra D. Jackson, James
M. Jenkins, fifth; Miss Capitalor
M. Thomas, Mrs. Stella Fox Ty
son, fourth; Mrs. Rosalee W. Sut
ton, Mrs. Lavonia G. McKenzie,
third; Miss Alice P. McLean, Mrs.
Roberta S. Grant, Mrs. Minnie M.
Martin, second; Mrs. Hazel D.
Williams, Miss Ethel J. Mat
thews, first (another first grade
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