The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-12
NORMAL SCHOOL
TEACHERS CHOSEN
FOR NEXT SESSION
Faculty at Moundville Will
Be Elected Following Re-
organization
NORMALS MUST NOT
BE CALLED COLLEGES
Board Unanimous in It's DisapprOval
of Use of Word college" To Des-
ignate Normal Institutions.
Resolution Adopted

Teachers and instructors for five nor
NAL schools OF the state were an
nounced today by Superintendent Of
Education Henry J. Willingham, fol-
lowing the regular annual meeting of
the state normal school board. which
ladjourned this afternoon. The faculties
elected by the normal school board are
for the following institutions: The Troy
Normal school, the Florence Normal
school, the Jacksonville Normal school,
the Livingston Normal school and the
Daphne Normal school. The faculty of
the Moundville Normal school, includ-
| ing the president, will be elected by
the board following the reorganization
of that institution.
The Moundville Normal school will be
organized within the next few weeks.
The normal board appointed COM
mittee, consisting of William 7. Shee-
han OF Montgomery, r. B. Eyins OF
Greensboro and w. w. Lavender of
Centreville, to visit this school next
week and make plans looking to its
complete reorganization. This commit
tee will also be empowered with au-
thority to settle the various land mat
ters In dispute at Moundville. 1t is un-
derstood that the deeds to the prop
erty on which the school is located
are perfectly clear with the exception
of certain minor features which can
be adjusted with little difficulty. Fol-
lowing the visit of the committee the
normal board will meet, hear the re-
port of the committee and elect a
president and faculty for the school.
| In addition to the resolution which
| the board passed Tuesday looking to Il
more thorough standardization of the
normal schools than has heretofore OBJ :
tanned. the board on Wednesday passed
a resolution to the effect that the six
normal institutions of the state shall
be called schools" rather than col
leges." Several of the normal schools
have heretofore designated themselves
| as colleges" regardless of the fact
| that the course of study at these in
stitutions has been little higher than
the high school course The board was
| unanimous In its disapproval of the
use of the word college" to designate
| the normal institutions and instructed
| the presidents of the normal schools
cial documents specify School" rather
| than college"
| The following is a list of the teach
ers and faculties elected by the state
normal school board:
Daphne State Normal School
| w b. Spear James M. Vance. Miss
| Ethel Cartwright. Miss jamie Orman
music; Miss Floy Pettus, drawing.
| Florence State Normal School
Josiah b. Game, dean and Latin; w.
r. Harrison, superintendent model
training school and mathematics; Miss
J. c. Simpson, English; Mrs S. K
Vaughn, intermediate department and
geography; f. 7. Nesbit, manual arts
| Miss C1r1nfta Jol
| training school; Miss Cora F. Bratton
| education; Miss Loulie X. Powers, as
sistant in Mathematics Miss Annie W.
| O'Neal. librarian; f. A. Henry, COM
| mefcial branches and secretary to the
| president and faculty; Miss Gabrielle
| Knight, public school music; G. l..
| Bales. public spealx king and assistant
in English; A. e. Wood natural
| sciences, physics and chemistry; Miss
| Mary b. Austin, assistant and civics
| s. H. Wilds. assistant in science; Miss
nellie SAMSON, instrumental music; w.
| w. Benson rural school course.
Jacksonville State Normal School
| r. H. BOSTON, history and economy.
| Claud Howard, English C. W. Saun-
ders, science; b. e. Harris, arithmetic
and mathematics; A. l.. Young, agricul-
| ture and mining trainer; Elizabeth
| Privett, mathematics; Mary c. Forney
pedagogy; Florence Weatherly, secretary
| pennmanship, stenography and typewrit-
| ing Minnie ]. Marks. Latin, French and
German; Marion McMelon, household
| economy; Susan Lancaster, librarian; M
E. Klnger. training school; Inez Nc.
| Gaugh. training school, Edith Johnston
training school; Eula d. Atkinson, su.
pervisor of rural schools, Connected
with the county superintendent's office)
The following position are yet to be
| filled: Critic, principal training school
| music and art. janitor.
Livingston State Normal School
DR.. E. A. Young, sciences; DR.. J. II
Norman, director of music Miss S,e
Norton. lady principal and mathematics
Miss Lottye l.. Hurst, voice and Pb
music; Miss e. c. Gibbs, English; Mrs
Fred ii. Jones, history; Miss Harriette
Brogden, Latin; Miss s. E. Davis. Eng.
lish; Miss Kate Anthony, pedagogy: Miss
Gladys McGill. domestic arts; Miss EN-
lily Williamson, secretary and book,
keeper; Miss Emily Goodlet, mathe-
| matics and pedagogy; Miss Marjorie
Hatmaker. expression; Miss Acie M
Ramsey, modern language and mathe.
matics; Miss Mary e. Taylor. art and
drawing; Miss Ethel Kennedy. violin
and piano. Miss Adele Wade, assista nj
commercial branches Miss Helen Nor
man, music; Mrs. C. r. Moon, libra :
rian; Miss Burnadette Porter, stenoor.
rapher and office assistant.
Troy State Normal School
M. D. Pace, professor of mathematics.
c. L. McCartha, professor of laneua ras
F. J. Cowart, professor Of science: r M
Wright, professor of pedagogy; v. p.
Mckinley, director department of art =
and teacher of manual training. Tosan,,
A. Boyd principal Commercial depart.
ment, secretary to faculty and libra rio ~
Miss S. e. Luther, principal department
of English; Miss Catherine Gardner IL.
rector of model school; r. o. DYKES
principal seventh grade and sub fresh
man class; Miss A. NJ. Rymer, teacha,
of expression and assistant teacher a,
English; Mrs Mary A. Selman, director
Instrumental music Mrs. Katherine Nc.
Call, teacher of public school music
Mrs. 0. Worthy. assistant teacher In
strumental music; Miss Celeste -Darh,
teacher first and second grades. Mis-
Lorraine Hamil. third and fourth grades
Miss Alma c. Hall. fifth and sixth
grades; Mrs. NJ. c. Folmar, teacher ~
art -S'ASi VI