The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-01
TEACHERS NAMED THROUGHOUT CITY FOR ALL SCHOOLS Eight New High And B New Elementary h. structOrs Next Year 51 PRINCIPALS
 FOR FALL TERM Young Town Itself Is The Total Force Of 1,O49
 People

Eight high school instructors and B elementary school teachers have been added to the faculties of white schools in Birmingham, figures given out Sat urday by the board of education show. One high school and three elemen- tary school instructors have been add ed to the staffs of the negro schools. The number of principals, department supervisors and department instructors in both classes of schools will remain the same as last year.
 Starting with the fall term there will be B white school and IS negro school principals, 13 white school de- partment supervisors, 25 white school and two negro school department in- structors, 210 white high school and 29 negro high school instructors. and 51G white elementary school and 203 negro elementary school instructors.
 The grand total of instructors, su- pervisors and principals for all schools during the coming year is 1,049, an in- crease of 45 over the total last year.
 Following is a complete list of these
 Principals of Schools
 Phillips high, c. J. Going assistant P. H. &. N. B. Hendrix; Ensley high, E. k. Smith; Woodawn high, c. c. Sandman; Acipco, W. T. Snoddy.; Avondale, R. Y. Allgood Baker. Hat tie Follis; Barker, R. c. Johnston; Barrett, Foster Ansley; Bush, J. T. Vaughan, Central Park, Dayton Rob- inson; Cunningham, J. E. Bryan; Elyton. Gertrude McLatchy; Fair view, H. B. Johnson Gate City, E. NJ. ! MnahOx-c. (NihcoT Y mont, E. J. Laney; Hemphill, N. H. Price; Henley, w. Nick. Wright; Kennedy, Edgar Keenon; Lakeview, J. c. Orr; Martin, H. c. Smith; Minor, c. P. Bowman; Moore, w. c. Ozier; North Birmingham, R. A. Du- wall; NorwoOd, Seventeenth avenue, F. H. Chappelle; Powell, Rosa Strick- land; Pratt, E. O. Sanders; Robinson, H B. Norton; South Highland. Glen Iris, T. c. Young; Ullman, c. P. UD- derwood.
 Department Supervisors
 Music. Leta Kits; home economies, May Hansis; freehand drawing, Mrs. Lenore Eldred manual arts, V. ]. Douglass; physical training. Homer l.. Thomas; medical, Dr. J. S. McLester; research, W. F. Putnam: primary, Lula Braford; penmanship, Mary Poore; tests and measurements, l. R. Obenchain; vocational, R. F. Jarvis; attendance, E. J. Hudnall; industrial rehabilitation, R. P. Howlette.
 Department Instructors
 Music-Supervisor Leta Kits; ele- mentary, Edna Wright, Vera Robin son. orchestra, Helen Warner, Mrs. Isabel Barton, Hazel H. Reed, Ray mond c. Rogers, Elizabeth K. Krauss.
 High School-Voice classes, Erie Stapleton; band, elementary, Harry Gottheimer; band high school, Arthur D. Davenport.
 Instructor in Negro Schools-AIar- garet Johnston.
 Home Economics-Supervisor, May Hansis; elementary. Julia Bowers, Mary L. Findlay. Annie Milligan; lunch supervisor, Dorothy Dickins.
 Drawing-Supervisor Lenore A. Eldred; elementary, Gladys Kerr, Belle Mcintosh.
 Manual Arts-Supervisor, V. J. ington. Morton V. Turner, R. A. Phil lips, Charles Johnson.
 Physical Training Hom- CT L. Thomas; elementary, Theresa Evans.
 Medical-Supervisor, Dr. J. S. Me- Lester; trained nurse, Alice Painter, Bettie Gross, (negro) Zadie Carns.
 ttendance-Attendance officer, F. J. Hudnall; assistant, Mrs. Wallace Ward.
 Yocational-supervisor. R. F. Jar wis; Avondale Mills, Jessie Blake, salesmanship.
 Phillips High School
 Principal-C. J. Going; assistant nriDciDa1 N R HapdpiY
 Heads Of Departments-Vice prin- cipal Hortense R. Thornton; English I.u Abbe Chambless; history. D. G. Chase; science. E. S. McGlathery; mathematics, Frank Ordway modern foreign languages, E. F. Gochenour: commercial, Winifred A. Ragan.
 nstructors-English. Bessie Merrill, Claire Lynch, Ruth Hord, Mary Brad ley, Eura Barnett, Elizabeth Eddy, Martha COrwin, Catherine Williams, Leila NJ. Smith, Lucille Jones. A. T. BOden; mathematics, German and athletics, L. J. Stilwell, May Chase, Anne w. Waters, Mabel Benson, Edna Pickett, J. Eli Allen Latin, Helen H. Cook Clara Belle Senn, Bertha Sturdevant, Ruth McNeill, Leila Har- riS; history, Helen Verplanck, Annie r. Whaley, Hattie Montgomery, Nel- lie Castleman, Herston NJ. Cooper, Elsie T. Hankins, Marcus R. Barker, Mary Giles; science, Hanson S. Keller, Marguerite Eberhardt, Ethel Bush, k. H. Price, J. c. Kitchener; Spanish, Helen A. Pickett; French. Mary B. Chapman, Elizabeth Hamilton; com mercial, Moore Alexander, N. E. Thomas, Katherine Ward, Emma Es- tridge, Louise Standifer music, Sarah Dryer; appreciation and harmony, Nora E. Fly; drawing, Belle Conner; home economies, Mary Fitzgerald, Dorothy Vernon; manual arts, machine shop, N. Laurell; mechanical drawing, William R. Hall; pattern making. A. H. Wiltshire; vocational, machine shop, Truman Thomas; printing, George :. Hunt; physical training, Lucile Ewing; registrar Madelyn Thomas; assistant registrar, Antoinette Norton; libra rian, Mary E. Binford.
 English-Belle Andrews, Martha Ordway. Merle Beasley, Jane Jackson, Leslie Harris, Olivia Massey.
 thematics-Johnnie Mae Cross, Mrs. Margaret Carver, Hallie Stephen son, Alma Tharp.
 Mathematics and Civics-L. 0. Kyzar, O. B. Hodges, Beauregard Bagley.
 Latin-AIariory Moore, Estelle Shap- fro. Opal Davis.
 Civics and Spanish-Mary Kitten berry, J. B. Orr.
 Science-A. S. Benham, Mary E.