The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-29
HIGHEST SALARY IS $500
Several Counties Have Not Made
Nominations.
Commission Receives Unoficial In
formation That Five Additional
Counties win Open New
sBuiIdings During
Coming Term.

at formal meeting yesterday, select
ed faculties for the various county
high schools, which will be ready to
open next fall, and for which nomi-
nations were made. The highest SAL
airy fixed is $500, which will be
paid to the principal of most of the
high schools although several of them
will work for smaller salaries.
The High school Commission is COM
posed of the Governor. Auditor w. w.
Brandon, and Superintendent Of Edu-
cation Harry C. Gunnels.
The list Of teachers selected, to-
gether with the salaries which will be
paid them. is as follows:
Cherokee-Prof L. M. Stevenson,
principal, at a salary OF $1,000 per
annum; Miss Emma Kirby, Collinsville.
first assistant salary $500. for nine
sch olastic months; Miss Leland Cooper,
Auburn. tsalary to be fixed later).
Cleburne-J. A Morgan. principal. at
q salary of $1,000 per annum; Miss
Julia Byron, first assistant, salary $3.50,
for nine scholastic months.
Cofree-P. M. Mcneil. principal. at a
salary of $1,000 per annum; w. j.
Steel. first assistant. salary $500. for
nine scholastic months; Miss America
Hargis, second assistant salary, $500
for nine scholatic months.
Cullman-J. ]. Riley. principal. at
a salary of $1,000 per annum; Miss
Marie Benson, Forest Home, salary,
s675 for nine scholastic months.
DalIas--M. J. Bray, principal, sal
airy, $1,000 per annum; w. e. With
erspoon, first assistant, salary, $500 for
nine scholastic months.
DeKalb-H. T. Wallace. principal,
at salary of $1,000 per annum; W. B.
Gilbreath, first assistant salary, 5000
for nine sch elastic months.
Escambia-C. A. Peavy principal
salary, $1,000 per annum; Miss Fannie
M. Benson, first assistant. salary, $500
for nine scholastic months: Miss Mar
tina Hamil, second assistant, salary
5000 for nine scholastic months
Etowah-W. z. Turnipseed, princi-
pal, salary, $500 per .anDum; Miss
Alice Coleman. at salary of $40 for
nine scholastic months.
Franklin-W. L. Yarbrough. prin-
ctpal, salary 1880 per annum; Miss
Ora Walton. first assistant. salary $675
for nine scholastic months: MISS Maude
Forbes. second assistant salary $40
for nine scholastic months.
Geneva. z. Riley. principal, SAL
airy $1,000 per annum; w. B. Killebrew,
FIRST assistant salary 5000 for nine
scholastic months: N. r. Hughes, sec
ond assistant salary 5000 for nine
scholastic months,
Houston-H C. Mcdonald. principal.
salary $500 per annum; Miss Mary P.
Newton, first assistant, salary $3.50 for
nine scholastic months: Miss Iralee
whitaker, second assistant. salary $40
Tor nine scholastic months.
Lamer-J. E. Morris, principal salary
not fxed; E. r. Harris. first assistant,
salary not hxed.
LAWRENCE. L Barnard, Hartselle,
principal. salary $1,000 per annum; E.
M. Hodson, Athens, first assistant, $500
for nine scholastic months.
Lowndes-J. L. Moulder. principal.
salary $500 per annum: Miss. Julia
Portis. first assistant, salary s675 for
nine scholastic months; Miss Irene
Carr. second assistant. salary 1915 for
nine scholastic months.
Macon. Floyd Collins. principal.
salary $500 per annum: Miss Stevonia
e Nash, first assistant, salary $40 for
nine scholastic months.
Madison-B. B. Broughton, principal,
salary of 81, 500 per annum; the assist
ants to be elected later.
winston-Charles D. Wade, princi-
pal, salary 5000 per annum; w. c..
Shots, first assistant, salary $3.50 for
nine months.
No nominations of teachers from the
Counties of Choctaw, Jackson, Marengo,
Morgan and Tallapoosa have yet been
submitted by the County Boards of
Education of any of the above mention
ed counties. and no action relative to
the election of teachers in these coun-
ties was taken by the High School
Commission.
The information comes to the High
School Commission that the Counties OF
Autauga, Barbour, Clay, Washington
and Wilcox will begin their High
Schools the coming session. However.
the High School Commission has re-
ceived no official notifications from the
local authorities and neither have the
County Boards of Education. of these
counties sent to the High School Com