The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-15
HIGH SCHOOL
 FACULTIES ARE ELECTED

Montgomery, June Special )-Four- teen of the faculties of the 33 county high schools of Alabama were elected at a meeting of the state high school com- mission, which was held at the capitol this afternoon. but which extended over into the night. The entire commission. consisting of Gov. Emmet O'Neal, State Auditor c. Brooks Smith and Superin- tendent of Education Henry J. Willing ham, was present at the sessions. Spice was added to the deliberations by the appearance at the capitol of warning delegations from the counties of Chero- kee, Macon, Geneva and Houston, each of which addressed the commission earn esty on their choice for principal and as- sistants. None of the faculties of these counties was announced by the commis- sion this afternoon. The general opinion prevails that the questions at issue will not be settled until tomorrow. when the commission is scheduled to hold another meeting.
 The faculties of the IA high schools which were elected today were:
 Autauga-A. s. Dale, principal A E. Davis and Miss Annie Dunn, assistants.
 Barbour-D. w. Mclean, principal; Louis Dorman and F. w. Norton, assist ants.
 Bibb--R F. Cooperall principal; Miss Harriet B. Brogdon and Miss Sarah Key Bagby, assistants.
 Clay-W. A. Sutton, principal; A. C.. Cuisek and Miss Ista Bartlett, assist ants.
 Cleburne-J. M. Burnett, principal; Misses Julia Bryon and Lora L. Robert son, assistants.
 Cullman-J. T. Mckee. principal; Miss Marie Benson, w. A. Parker. Miss Lillian Ford and Miss Margaret Ehrensperger. assistants.
 Dallas-M G. Bray. principal; Paul M. Munro and Miss May Grovan, assistants.
 Franklin--J. H. Sans, principal: E. |. Bold. assistant.
 Lowndes-J. s. Moulder. principal; Miss c. Pirtis and Miss Irene Carr. assistants.
 Madison-B. E. Berry, principal; J. w. Howell and Miss Elizabeth FinnelI assist ants.
 Marengo-W. c. Blasingame, principal Misses Ernestine and Lena Lochart, as- sistants.
 Morgan--J H. Riddle. principal; J. L.. Gibson, c. H. Siebert and Miss Lenna Denna, assistants.
 St. Clair-J O. Sturdivant, principal; Misses Estell Crawford and Annie Thorn ton assistants.
 Wfnston-B. B. McLerin, principal; w. C.. Shotts and Misses Martha Dubose and Llie B. Parkman. assistants.
 The maximum salaries paid to the prin- cipals of the various high schools is S15OG per calendar year; while the mini- mum salary allowed is $120O. Assist ants salaries vary from $450 to $1100 per scholastic year of nine months At this session of the high school commission rules and regulations will be adopted. while steps will be taken to more thor oughly organize the institutions. The various county high schools are finan- oially better off by s100o per year dur ing the ONeal administration than dur ing the past four years The recent leg islation allowed an appropriation Of 5000 per year, rather than the 5000 formerly allowed this appropriation, and the ap- propriation of s6500 for the teachers insti- tutes are the only appropriations of the recent legislature which were authorized without strings attached.
 At 8 late hour tonight announcement vas made by Superintendent Wiling ham that the school differences In Cher okee and Houston counties had been adjusted by the election of l.. M. Ste venson and J. F. Hendley, respective K, as principals. MT Stevenson was principal of the Cherokee school last year also. Mir. Hendley comes from the Iallapoosa county. high school.
 Other principals elected at the late afternoon session were as follows: Tallnpoosa. H. H. Holmes, formely with dolpb, J. A. Parish. Elections of the principals of Wilcox, Pickens and Col bert counties was passed by the com mission until the next session. which will be held at an early date.
 Tn regard to the contest in Geneva and Macon counties, the commission decided to elect some new men, which selections will likewise be announced at 8 later date.
 MT. willingham announces that moro