The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
More Than 500 Safe Driuers'
Graduated By WPA School Here

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regular driver and 25 beginners.
Eighth class started October 2,
1889, with % students enrolled, 10
completed the course, two male
and II female, no regular drivers
and 10 beginners: ninth elias start
ed October %, 1889, with students
enrolled, % completed the course,
7 male and IS female, four regular
drivers and 10 beginners.
Tenth class started November Is,
1889, with 27 students enrolled, 81
completed the course, five male
and is females, no regular drivers
and 81 beginners; 18th class start
ed December 4, 1889, with % stu
dents enrolled, IS completed the
course, two males and IL females,
one regular driver and 10 begin
Iners.
Twelfth class started December
l26, 1889, with 10 students enrolled
seven completed the course, no
drivers and seven beginners; 18th
class started January IS, 1910, with
IA students enrolled. 10 completed
the course, no male, 10 females,
one regular driver and nine be-
ginners.
Fourteenth class started Febru-
airy 5, 1910, with % students en-
rolled, % completed the course,
five male and 10 female, two regu-
lar drivers and 81 beginners; 18th
class started February 26, 1910,
with 30 students enrolled, % com.
pleted the course four male and
10 female, no regular drivers and
% beginners.
Sixteenth class started March
10, 1910, with 81 students enrolled.
II completed the course, five male
and IL female, no regular drivers
and II beginners; 18th class start
e6 April 8, 1910, with 43 students
enrolled, 80 completed the course,
IL male and 81 female, two regu-
lar drivers and 3 beginners; and
18th class started April 20, 1910,
with 30 students enrolled.
Program Speakers
Program speaker for the school
graduation exercises have includ-
ed: Lieutenant Thomas A. Early,
state saftey specialist; Ronald Ho-
cult, director of the state highway
safety division; Mrs. Bill P. Flythe,
field worker, state highway safety
division; James E. L. Wade, COM
missioner of public works.
w. H. Hancammon, Jr., secre-
tary to Mayor Thomas E. Cooper,
commissioner Of public salty;
Miss Margaret Joyner, form e r
area supervisor in adult education
of the WPA; Police Chief Joseph
C. Rourk, Judge Alton A. Lennon,
traffic officer L. E. Skies, W. K.
Rhodes, attorney, traffic officer
Robert Williams; H. Winfield
Smith, county solicitoy; Lieutenant
John Davis of the traffic police.
Wilson White, former intructor
of the Raleigh safe driving school;
Georgia Baugh: Charles Hodges,
Charles Riesz, Sylvia Ann Presson,
Sylvia Hall, Mrs. Irene K. Patter-
son, Mary Alice Blackham, Fran
els Murray, Eva Sue Brown, Eliza
beth Carol Bender, Melanie Good
man, ]. Edwin Bunting, S. S.
Bunch, William A. Robertson, Do
rothy Bum, Thelma Warters.
Grace Benton, N. A. PEBBLES,
Florence Alva White, Arthur an
thos, Arthur Craig, Nick J.. Ponos,
Robert H. Bowden, Bette Swain,
Cecil Appleberry, Jr., Lille Mae
Clark, Alfred P. Baker, Arthur
Shain, Irene Xanthos, Beulah Mae
Pridgen, Rhoda Murray, N
Hall, William T. Murphy. Jenning
B. Williams, Myrtle Townsend.
Elizabeth Townsend and Wi,Iiar D
Troutman.
Mildred Land, Mrs. Jack Wilkins
Mrs. E.. Y. Stowell, Minnie Cain
Mrs. A. M. Pope, Edna Earle
Mintz, Mrs. Grace Gieschen. Edith
Bridgers, Vivian Carter, L. j. Grid.
gers, Jr., Caroline Davis. Lois
Stevens, Rose Spooner, M.aida
Yopp, Mildred Black, Minnie
Boone, Theo M. Yopp, Laura Bor-
deaux, jamie Skipper, Mary Fran.
els Land, Dorothy Everett. willie
Fac Johnson.
Mrs. Mittie Reaves, Louise Nc.
Crary, Mrs. Joe THOMPSON ME-
Betsle 5laln' Alice Parker, Mae
Hllden, John S: Clark, Mary Jane
Lee, virginia Mae Hales, EVELYN
Rackley, James Ezzell, Edith Hol.
|den' Mrs Chester Moore, Justus