The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-17
TEARS FOR.
.HICbCHOOL.
ARE..LECTED
Board oblic instruction
Makes,lic Names of
Thdo Chosen.
PROF. rs ROGERS
NAM PRINCIPAL
Work of ctically All Of
Facultyls Proved Sat
isfactGn Past Year.

Teachers the high school for |
the ensuing r have been selected
by the boardpublic instruction and |
were announ, yesterday. Nearly all
of them are II known to Pensaco-
lians, and II work is familiar to
| all the patropf the schools. In Sc
lecting the material, great care /
has been ecised, and the school
authorities f that the faculty is
one of the longest ever gathered
| together.
Prof. Ross ogers will act as prin-
cipal again his year, having held
that office dung the .ast term. Prof.
Rogers is We known in the city, haV-
ing been conrcted for some time with
the Pensacol classical school.
r. Lee Gouiing will be head of the
mathematics department, and Is CON
sidered as es1ecially qualified to hold
the position, having graduated at the
state university, and done special
work along these lines since his
graduation.
Miss Maude Sutg viii head the de-
partments of history and French, nav,
ing taught these subjects for several
age the two departments. '7
Mrs. E. NJ. Schornhurst will agar
teach English in the school, her ex
perience last year, in teaching thi
subject, having demonstrated her abil
ity.
Miss Josie Loftin will be head o
the department of English, ant
through her experience, and specia
studies is felt to be a capable in
structor. She is at present at Co
lumbia college, taking a special cours
to better equip herself for the dutie
of the position.
The domestic science department
will again be placed under the car
of Miss Helen Carter, whose work il
this branch of school activity quail
fes her for the position. Miss Carte
will be assisted again this year b.
Miss Rex Todd, who has proved
capable assistant.
Miss Buda Day is made assistant i
mathematics, and through her expert
ence in Pensacola schools, and con
siderable special work at the stat
college is amply equipped to assis
Mr., Goulding in this important sub
ject.
Miss Bertha Langley has been ap
pointed for work in the high schoo
and is vet unassigned. Miss Langle
has had much experience in gramma
school work, and is a past gradual
of the state college.
Miss Florida Waite, a graduate Q
the school, and a skilled instructo
in stenography and type-writing, wi
assist Prof. Tyler as head of the CON
mercial department.
Mrs. E. NJ. Gillis will again be cor
nected with the school this yea
though her assignment is unar
nounced. Mrs. Gillis was connecte
with the school last year, and he
reappoinment testifies to her work.
Prof. William Tyler will again hsa
the commercial department, havin
had active supervision of this wor
for several years. He is well know
IN Cne CITY ana the CHaIdCIeL VI Il
work appreciated.
Elmer Enlow, of Orlando, will SUI
ceed H. I. DeWolff, resigned, as hea
/ of the science department and att
/ Ietic coach. Mr.. Enlow comes to Per
sacola highly recommended, being
graduate of Wheaton College, ar
having had three years experience
instructor in high schools.
In discussing the appointment
the teachers yesterday, a. S. EC
wards, superintendent of public il
struction, said, Il believe that it is
good strong list, and with the prep'
rations being made for the hig
school, Pensacola will have eXcellel
educational facilities, despite the u!
of the temporary building"