The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-09
TEACHERS ARE
ELECTED AT
meet
MORE TEACHERS REELECTED
THAN FOR ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
AT MEETING OF CITY BOARD
EDUCATION TUESDAY, PROF
r. w. RYAN PRINCIPAL.

lUeSQdy dltGIlOpu III regular ocSslulI
and elected teachers for the Cordale
public schools for the ensuing school
year There were more teachers re-
elected than has be6n The case in
some years, and there are number
of teachers who taught in the system
during the year just closed whom the
beard would like to retain, though
who were not applicants for re-elec-
ton. There is a general evidence that
the corps Of teachers during the past
year were among the most efficient
and satisfactory in every way that
have been connected with the school
at any time in its history.
The election Of Prof D. B. Nichol-
son, principal for the past two years
in the system, to the position Of SUI
perintendent, occurred some weeks
ago.
The election yesterday resulted as
follows:
PRINCIPAL PROT. R. w. Bryan, of
Ringgold. Prof. Bryan is an Emory
graduate, having had four years ex-
perience, last year as superintendent
at Flovilla with four teachers. He is
a brother of Prof W. l.. Bryan, prin-
cipal Of the schools here several years
ago. Prof. Bryan will instruct the
history class.
Tenth grade and commercial de-
partment-Miss Melissa Ogburn, re-
elected. Miss Ogburn will teach
class il mathematics.
Ninth grade. A-Miss Lillian Moore,
reelected, teacher of English.
Ninth grade, B-Miss Ruth Morse,
reelected, former teacher of Latin,
who will have charge of the class in
science during the next year.
Eighth grade, A-Miss Newton
Swnney Of McRae. Miss Swinney has
had several years experience in the
South Georgia college at McRae and
IldS DeSl pl IllCiDnl VI VIC puDilt
schools at Winder 10 which position
she was elected for another year.
Miss Swinney will teach mathematics
and latin.
Eighth grade, B-Miss Elizabeth
Joiner, of HawEinsville. Miss Joiner
is an A. B. graduate of Agnes Scott
college and has had four years eX-
perience in Queens college, Char
lotte, N. c.. Miss Joiner will teach
Latin and French.
Grammar School Teachers.
Seventh grade. A-Miss Lydia Sue
Bower, reelected.
Seventh grade B-Miss Kate Wright
of Dawson. She is graduate of G. N.
|. c. She has taught for a number
of years in schools of South Georgia.
and was recently reelected to teach
the seventh grade at Dawson,
Sixth grade, A-Miss Kathleen Dug
gan, reelected.
Sixth grade, B-Mrs. L. A. Rhodes,
of Ashburn, who has had number Of
years experience. She has taught five
years at Ashburn and was reelected
in that school for the ensuing year.
Fifth grade, A-Miss Lucy Mobley,
of Palmetto, a graduate of Wesleyan
and who has had three years expert
ence teaching at Palmetto.
Fifth grade, B-Miss Nell Humph-
rey, of cambridge. Miss Humphrey
is a graduate of G. N. I, c., and has
taught for a number of years, the last
three years at cambridge.
Fourth grade, A-Miss Eunice Rob
erts, reelected Miss Roberts taught
one of the fifth grades during the clos
ing year
Fourth grade, B-Miss Ruth Eady,
of Pelham Miss Eady is a graduate
of Winthrop college, and has taught
for four years, the last two at Pelham.
She was recently reelected at Pei
ham.
Third grade, A-Miss Elsie Monk,
reelected,
Third grade, B-Miss Nancy Dug,
gan, reelected.
Second grade, A--Miss Frances
Carswell, reelected
Second grade, B-Miss Mae Dunlap
reelected.
First grade, A-Miss Maggie Bass,
reelected.
First grade. B-Miss Annie White,
reelected.
Teachers Northern Heights School
Principal and sixth grade-Miss
Annie Ault, of Bailey. She taught for
a number of years at the south Geor-
gia college at McRae, and for past
three years at Bailey, where she was
reelected for another year.
Fifth grade-Miss Emma Roden, OF