The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
FACULTY Of LOCAL
PUBL|CSCHOOLSFOR
ANNOUNCED
Practically All Teachers Elected
Have Accepted, and Few
Vacancies Remain.
ALL in READINESS FOR
BEGINNING FALL TERM
School Officials Have Succeeded
in Assembling One of the
Most Efficient Faculties Ever
Gotten Together in Bruns-
wick, With Prospects Favor
able For a Successful Term.

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able For a Successful Term.
With one of the most efficient facul
ties in the history of the public
schools of Brunswick already engaged
for the 1922 term, and with but
few vacancies existing in the ranks
of the teachers, only routine details
remain to be completed for the begin
ming of the fall term, which will get
under way early in September
A complete list of the teachers al
ready elected and who have accepted
the positions rendered them, was an
nounced yesterday, and it will be not
ed that many Of the teachers who
| served during the fall term, whichSH
will return in the next few days, and
for the next term.
New High School Principal.
Among the important changes made
| is the election Of a new high school
principal, Prof. r. d. Eadie, a gradu-
ate of the Citidel, at Charleston, S.
c., having been secured for this i'm
portant post. Prof. Eadie has wide
| experience, and comes to Brunswick
with the very highest commentator
from schools in which he has previ-
ously served.
New Departments.
= number of new subjects have
lhanss slaa tn 4 H.. senlar hasA school
work. and director Of physical cul-
ture has also been engaged The
physical culture department was in
augurated largely through efforts OF
the Parent-Teacher Association, Miss
Carolyn Crawley, a graduate of Bre-
nau. being in charge, of this work.
/ Miss Crawley has been busily engaged
for the past several weeks In getting
the playground activities on an organ
tied basis.
Board Meeting Next Thursday.
c. f. Dryden, superintendent OF the
city and county schools. who has been
spending the summer in Maryland,
will return in the next fe wdays, and
a meeting of the county board of edu-
cation will be held next Thursday,
August IL. when arrangements for
the opening of the fall term will be
completed.
Faculty For Term.
Following is a list of the teachers
elected To serve for the 1922 term
in the white public SCHOOLS of Bruins
wick This list is. of course, subject
to slight revisions, and minor chang
es. but is approximately correct:
GIynn High School.
r. d. Eadie. principal and mathe
matics: ]. w. Morris, commercial sub
jects; Donald Balm, sciences; Betty
s. Ruoker history; Jane Macon, Eng
: lish: Leda Williams, Latin: Marion
Padrick. Spanish and French; f. Tay
! ior McBryde. geography and agricul
. ture: Edna Tyson. domestic science
: Beulah Lott, assistant in mathemat
les: Majorte Goodwine. music super
. visor: Maude Moore, elementary sup
r ervisor; Carolyn Crawley. physica
/. culture.
r Giynn Grammar School,
Lila Stanings. principal ffstsgrade
; Alta Featherstone. first grade; Rosln'
Harris. first grade: Alma Harris. sec
end grade and writing; Jessie Mae
: Davis. second grade; Lucille Way; sec
t ond grade: Ella Allread, thisd grade
!, Mrs. Benz. Burford, third grade; Mrs
e II. o. Farr. third grade; Mrs. w. T
e Wood fourth grade: Araneta oldham
: fourth grade; Ruth Oldham. fnurtl
. grade: Mrs. r. Johnson. fifth grad
y land English: Eva Harris. sixth grad
and arithmetic: Annye L. PEBBLES
sixth grade and geography.
purvis Grammar School.
a Eylan Anderson. principal frs
: Grade and writing: Beatrice Lang. sec
= ond grade: Clara Pyles. third grade
0 Helen Swift. fourth grade: Ethel Ir
$ gram. hfth grade; Nannilee Saunders
e sixth grade.
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