The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-11
TENTATIVE LIST TO PERPETUAL SHIPWORKERS
OF TEACHER S The MEMORY OF TO PARADE IN
is ANNOUNCED CAPT. MARSTON LABOR PAGEANT
A. S. EDWARDS, SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MAKES
STATEMENT AS TO RECORDS OF
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

A. S. Edwards, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, when asked last
night as to pubEuation Of the lists or
teachers for Escambia county. said
II have read with much interest the
story that appeared in the afternoon
paper. / certain have no objections
to any citizen including reorters seeing
the records in the office OF the super
intendents of schools and the board of
public instruction. We have no execu-
tive meetings nor private affairs con-
nected with the office.
1.-The list referred TO as public
record is nothing more nor less than
a tentative list that | had kept upon
my desk since the appointment of
teachers for the ensuing school year
has been in progress. 1t has never
been submitted to the board nor has
it taken the form of a public record.
This list contained the names of teach
ers who had already resigned since ap-
pointment others who had been noml-
mated by trustees, but not yet appoint
ed by the board and still other names
which / had written thereon. expect
ing to recommend their appointment
to supervisors, trustees and final cleo
tion by the board of public instruc-
tion To have published this list in
this form would have been both mis-
leading and confusing to patrons, teaeh-
ers and school officials.
When the reporter of the afternoon
paper insisted that she was going to
copy the list any way, ! followed her
to the office of Clerk McGibbon and
took possession of the document.
II you wish you may publish the
list In this form, but please say that
much of it will likely be changed"
The following is a tentative list OF
the teachers of the county, subject to
changes and corrections:
Pensacola High School = Principal,
William Tyler: Miss Buda Day, Mrs. E.
NJ. Schornherst. Misses Helen Carter,
Florida Waite, Maude Suter, Anna Cal
loway, Mrs E. NJ. .Gillis, Misses Natalie
Moffett, Lola Johnson, Beth walton.
Mrs Nita Osborne Benn.
Clubbs School-Misses Pauline Reese,
Ethel Clark, Rebecca Krentzman, Flor
ence Halsey. Frances Christie, Emma
Hees, Adelaide Bell, Rosa Bell. Marion
Anderson, Marian Windham, Mrs. n. d.
Thomas. Mrs. Ethel Quarles, Miss Mae
Wilkinson, Mrs. ]. NJ. Collier. Miss Julia
Creary. Vacancy.
Lockey School-Mrs. w. H. Crawford,
Mrs. Anna K. Martz, Miss Erma Ellis.
MISS Lucll6 0IdS. MISS ItSDCoSo ooAo
mon. Miss Ruth Van Pelt, Miss Mary
Creary, Mrs. A. A. Merbler, Miss Vivian
Mcclellan, Miss Mamie Turner.
School No. 74-Miss Alliei Hniestra.
Mrs. S. H. Collins, Miss Kate Hall, Miss
Catharine Stewart, Miss Julia BoWes,
Miss Mabel Bowes.
Eliza Jane Wilson School-Miss Eve
lyn Thornton, Miss Ellie G. Wentworth.
Miss Fannie Henderson, Miss Maymie
Freeman, Mrs. Ida NJ. Andrews, Miss
Annie Mae Hall, Miss Clara Stokes Miss
Kathleen Van Peit.
School No. 27-Miss Florence Higgins.
Miss Edith Oliver, Miss Bereth Peter
sen. Miss Emma Day Wolf.
School No. 35-NIiss Annie Mcmillan.
Miss Hazel Atsinger, Miss Alice Pritch-
ard. Miss Vera Green.
School No. 40-Miss Ethel Suter. Miss
Flora Freeman, Miss Ida Tippin, Miss
Maymie w. Duncan, Miss Kathleen
Morrison, Miss Margaret Owsley. Miss
Minnie White Morris. Mrs. r. L. Nc
Caskill.
Schiil No. 4-Principal, Susie Nell
Patterson; Miss Edith Brasweli, Miss