The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-14
PRESIDENTS ARE
ELECTED OF EIGHT
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
Five Reelected, the Re-
naming Succeeding
Those Resigned
ELECT HEAD FOR THE
THIRD DISTRICT LATER
Principals and Assistants for the AZ
County High Schools Are Made
Public by State Educa-
tiOnal Department

Montgomery, June 1s.-(Special)- )-Pres;
idents of eight of the nine district agri-
cultural schools of Alabama were elected
by the board of trustees of the schools
late Friday evening" five being re-elect-
ed and three persons replacing persons
who had been heads of agricultural
schools during the last term
No president for the Third district school
at Abbeville was elected and he will be
named at a later date. w. w. Benson,
who was president of the institution,
signed to accept a position as member of
the faculty at the Florence Normal
school.
r. L. Reeves was elected president of
w. Watson, who resigned to become prin-
cipal Of the Bibb County High school at
Centreville. Mr.. Reeves was principal
of the Pickens County High school of Re-
form.
j. T. Mckee was again named to be
head of the Second district school at
Evergreen, and his assistants will be w.
c. Bryan, Roe Chapman, Marie Brown.
Louise Diclsey and Ruby Alverson.
Other elections were:
Fourth District, Sylacauga-J. S. Car
ney, president, reelected; members Of
faculty, Il. w. Jenkins, r. E. Thagard,
j. L. Lucas.
Fifth District, wetumpka-J. NJ Crow
ell, principal Lawrence County High
school, president; faculty, w. ID. Barton.
Frank Owsley.
Other teachers will be appointed by
the president subject to approval of the
executive committee.
sixth District, Hamilton-H. O. Sar-
gent president, reelected: faculty, r. b.
Carr. j. l.. Jenkins, Ida M. Bacon.
Seventh District, Albertville-S l.. Clip
son, president, succeeding A. c. Miller,
who resigned to become connected with
the United States department OF agricul-
turc. Teachers will be appointed by the
president, subject to the approval OF the
executive committee.
Eighth Distrct-J. w. Atkinson, pres
ident, reelected: faculty. w. r. Nettles,
Sarah Bandy, Juliet Nixon.
Ninth District, Blountsville-W. b.
Crumpton, president, re-elected; faculty
r. G. Anthony, ]. II. Graves, Hattie
Finlay
Principals and assistants for the ~
county high schools were made public
by the state educational department Fri
day evening, also. The elections were
made by the state high school commits
sion during It's session this week They
are; Autauga County-H. T. Wallace,
principal; r. +. May. assistant; Miss
Viola Reid, assistant.
Barbour County-A. Il. Anderson,
principal; r. f. May, assistant; Miss
Viola Reid, assistant.
Bibb County,. w. Watson, principal;
Miss Sarah X. Bagby. assistant; Miss
Jeptha Robson. assistant Miss Mo-
desta Beasley. assistant Prof. j. I.
Carter.
Blount County-T. C. Moore. principal;
W. G. Bean. assistant; Miss Vema
Hartley, assistant.
Calhoun county-R. b. King, principal;
J. Frank Glazner, assistant; Miss Lila
Echols, assistant
Chambers County,. D. Pepper prin-
cipal: Eric Allen, assistant Miss Ava
Widner. seventh grade.
Cherokee County--J. A. johnson, prin-
cipal: Miss Lurline McLaurne, assistants
Miss Nettie Howard, assistant.
Choctaw County-Zack Rogers. prin-
cipal: Charles Baker, assistant; Miss
Elizabeth Petty, assistant.
Clarke County-I. +. Quinn. principal; /;
: F. p. Hammond, assistant; Miss Willie
Sims assistant.
Clay County-John +. Knight, principal;
Walter W. Gay. assistant; Miss Emma
Kirby, assistant
Cleburne County-James X. Hunt. prin-
cipal; Miss Julia Byron. assistant; Miss
Florence Wikie, assistant.
Coffee County-W. I. Pittman. principal
j. o. Dickinson assistant; Miss Bessie
Jenkins, assistant; Miss Tommie Fain
seventh grade.
Colbert County-C " Thompson, prin-
: cipal; Miss Agnes Tutwiler. assistant;
N. A. Edmundson, assistant.
Coosa County-A. r. Jones, principal;
Fred NJ. Nelson, assistant; Miss Clara y.
Mabry, assistant.
Cullman County-W. L. Hicks. principal;
Miss Lillian Ford, assistant; Miss Lucie
frjc md atsto
Dallas County,. L. Moulder, princi-
pal; p. NJ. Munro, assistant.
Elmore Cuntry--J ]. Yarbrough, prin-
cipal
Escambia County-C. A. Peavy, prin-
: cipal; Miss Fannie M. Benson, assist
: ant; Miss Catherine Witherspoon, as
sistant.
Etowah County,. r. Kimbrough,
principal; Miss Ucai Stevens, assistant;
Miss M. A. Crocheron, assistant.
Franklin County-E. T. Bolding,
principalis Miss Forbes. assistant; Miss
Lula Browne, assistant; Mcdonald Or
man, assistant.
Geneva County-B. III. Boyd, NJ. l..
Orr. Nina Gluckestein.
Henry County-W. s. Sconyers, prin-
cipal; o. f. Tompkins, assistant; w. Y.
/. Fleming. assistant.
Houston County--C. w. Johnson,
principal Miss Lola McColloeh, assist
ant; Miss Dana Gatchell, assistant; Miss
2 Laura Collins, seventh grade.
Jackson County-R. p. Wills, princi-
pal; Miss Sadie E. Melton.
Lauderdale County-W L. Davis,
principal; Mrs. w. L. Davis. assistant;
! Charles W. williams, assistant.
Lee County-W. S. Mcleod, princi-
: pal: S. o. White. assistant; Miss Augusta
Bloodworth, assistant; Miss Gussie Har-
4 ris. assistant.
Limestone County,. B. Baxter
principal; A. t. Baker. assistant; Miss
Lillyn Barksdale. assistant.
LOwndes County--R. l.. Griffin, prin-
Z cipal; Miss Irene Carr, assistant.
Macon County-H. G. Mcdonald
principals Miss Ethel Stevenson. as
sistant; Miss Nora West assistant.
Madison County-W. T. Stevens, prin-
cipal; X. N. Howell, assistant; Eliza
beth Ferrell, assistant.
Marengo County--W. c. Blasingame,
principal; Miss Lena L. Lockhart, as
sistant.
Marion County-John B. Clark, prin-
ctpal; Mrs. John b. Clark, assistant
J.. B. Hodges. assistant
Monroe County--George a. Harris
principal; Miss Mamie Burroughs, as
sistant; Miss Adele Kirk, assistant
3 Pickens County,, E. Hendiey. prin-
cipal: r. L. Harper. asststant; Miss
Z Alice Dubose assistant
Randolph County-Robert L. Burks,
principal; George NJ. Veazey, assistant;
& H. Davis Weathers assistant: Miss Eula
q. Parker. seventh grade.
Shelby County, Leftwich, princi-
1al; Miss Mary Peters. assistant; Miss