The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-24
Supt. Roberts Announces the
Names of Instructors for
Coming Year.
SUBSTANTIAL RAISE IN PAY
Prof. J. L. Hair Goes to East
Chattanooga School-Prof.
Smith to Sale Greek.

Announcement was made Saturday
morning by. Superintendent James A
ROBERTS. OF the Hamilton county
schools, OF the list of school teachers
LOT the county schools for the cominl
school year, together with their sal
The Increase In the salaries varies
from 10 to 40 per cent, and will
average about 35 per cent. The
total increase In the school budget
over $4,000 last year 10 APPROX
mately 100000, according to the
salaries as announced.
some of the most noticeable changes
made in the teachers list for the
county this year are: Prof. J. l.. Hair.
who has been principal at Sale Creek
Tor three years, has been changed to
East Chattanooga, while the former
principal at East Chattanooga, Prof.
Profit has accented a position outside
the county at Hohenwald, Tenn, Mr..
Proffitt has been at the East Chatta-
nooga school for over two years.
Prof W.. ]. Smith, who has been In
structor of mathematics at Central
school at Sale Creek.
Mrs. j. C. Hale. formerly with the
city schools. will take Prof. J. 7. Lea.
mons place as principal OF the Normal
Park school.
Miss Locke Webb, formerly teacher
school, was promoted to principal of
the Clifton Hills school. and @. NJ
Swingley. former principal OF this
school. was given Prof. Smiths place
at Central High as instructor in mathe-
MATES. Miss Margaret Aull will take
Mrs. L. NJ Russel's place at Central
as English teacher. Mrs. Russell hav-
ing accepted a position with the city
school system.
The list shows that seventy-s seven
teachers are to be supplied in the
schools of the county. Alton Park is
short one teacher; Apison, 1; Avondale,
4; Brentwood. 1: Cedar HilL @; Central
Grove, l; Central High 4 Central Gram
mar. /; Chickamauga. /: Clifton Hills,
Q; Daisy. 2; East Chattanooga, 6; East
Lake, 8; East Side, 2; Fairview' 2; Eat
Point, /; Hixson, 81 Howardville /;
Kings Point. 2: Mayflower, /; Mont
lake, 1; Mountain Creek. 1; Mowbray,
3; New Providence, /; North st; Elmo,
I: Oakdale, I; Oak Hill. 1; Ooltewah.
Creek. l Salem, 1; Savannah. ]: st.
Elmo (colored), 1; Silverdale. 4; South
ST. Elmo, 2: Sunnyside. 3; Turkey Foot,
]: Tyner High, !; Union Fork. /; West
Point. l.
drivers of transportation trucks are yet
to be named at number of the rural
institutions.
Thus far some of the small schools
are without any teachers, and at others
some teachers places are in doubt.
The complete list of appointments as
given out by Superintendent Roberts is
rs follows, there being only 2 few
PAGES Witch have not vet been filled:
Alton Park--F. H. Trotter, Mrs. w.
C. Milliken. Minnie Dicks, Katherine
Jackson. Cleo Smith. Leila Bowman.
Julia Cureton, Mrs. ID. L: Thomas
Agnes Collins, Effie Conquest.
.Apison-Maude Long.
Avondale-John A. Shelton, Gladys
Robinson, Elizabeth Wheelock, Mrs C.
r. Mcconnell, Mrs. NJ. A. CARRIER, Mar
garet Lamon, Dimple Hart, Mary Friz-
zell. Ruth Long, Amy Lou Hart. Mil
bred Cooper, Bess Farmer, Mrs. Nota
p. Maynard Eta Byers, Mary Glenn
Lloyd
Lynch, Alma Bond.
Blackwell (colored)--G. w. Thomas,
Zema Cook, Estela Chambers, Loretta
Kelley.
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