Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05
M. & M. AND COUNTY SCHOOLS
OPENED SEPTEMBER 3

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county opened Tuesday with the
| following teachers and enrolment:
M. & NJ. High School
James M. Turner, superintendent; !;
| Mrs. Evelyn True Button, principal, !,
Latin, u. S. civics; Miss Hazel K.
Bell, gen. science, biology, Spanish,
] French II; Hugh James Donahue,
| u. S. history, commerce, civics, Eng
1 lish I; Miss Emma Lee Stewart,
English III, III "; Frank G. Leep-
er, vocational agriculture; Miss
Claribel Mengert, vocational home
| economics; William 0. Porter. ply
sizes, gen. science, Geo., geography;
| Miss Goneril Adams, alg. I, plane
! geom., general science, girls phys
ical education; Joseph A. Rich,
industrial arts, boys physical
education director; Clyde w. Bank
es, chemistry, world history, gen.
eral science; j. R. Smith, commerce,
higher arithmetic; Mrs. Twyla Ed
wards music and art supervisor.
Miss Helen ]. Lynne, school sec
retary; Mrs. Mary Price, cafeteria
manager and cook; E. S. Miller,
janitor, Malta school; Frank Mar
tin, janitor, new addition, high
school; John Clemens, janitor, old
section, high school; Judson Bald
ing, McConnelsville grade school.
Grades
Enrolment: Freshmen, 85; soph-
omores, 5S; juniors, &C, seniors,
SO; P. G.'s, 3; total, PSI.
McConnelsville Grades
Velma Mckinney 1st grade, 81;
Christine Frash, End, 26; Marjorie
Smith, Sd, 43; Gertrude Martin,
4th, 27; Mary Louise Dye, 9Th, 80;
Leo r. Harrison, 9Th, 81; M. P.
Daniel, 7th, 20; P. G. Ball, prin-
cipal, 8th, 27; total, PA.
Malta Grades
Marjorie Taylor, 1st, 22; Faye
Cordray, End, 21; Marjorie Sheri-
dan, 3rd, 27; Kenneth Ray, 4th-
5th, Al; Stanley Newsom, Sth-7th,
48; w. B. Drake, principal, 8th, IS;
total, lit.
Last year at beginning of school
the high school enrolment was
3O6, the McConnelsville grades,
23S, Malta grades, 1T. Total en-
rollment this year, sos.
County Schools
County Superintendent, C. W.
Mallett; secretary, Miss Mildred
Hayes; truant officer. J. L. Maier.
BLOOM: Tunnel Hill, Miss Mar
garet Rothrock, grades SIS; Miss
| nellie Mckinney, Ia; Eagleport,
Miss AIDA Lawrence.
BRISTOL: Ethan Hall, grades Z
g.; Hamer Wilson, 4-6; Miss Grace
Campbell, 1-3.
CENTER: Hackney, Hugh Ma
honey; Early's, Dale Gilliland; Cen
| terville, H. H. Welch.
DEERFIELD: Triadelphia, AL
| fred Henry, grades 6-S; Mrs. Har-
old Breese, 3-5; Miss Forrest Bank
| es, 1-3
HOMER UNION: High school, S.
S. Vickroy, prin.; Robt. Moore, Eng
lish, Latin; Benz F. King, social
science; Miss Jean Murray, home
economics; Miss Grace Wood
music. Mountville, Willis H.
Clark, grades IS; R. L. Trainer, s.
g.; Miss Wilma Musgrave, 3-4 Miss
Dorothy Newburn, IL. Ringgold,
Paul r. Bankes, grades 7-8; Jesse
| Chapelear, SIS; Harold M. Fuller,
"a; Miss Jeanne De Long, 1-2.
| MALTA: Brick, Mrs. Ethel Por-
| ter.
MANCHESTER: Reinersville high
school, w. P. Haskins, principal;
Don Scott, coach, manual training;
Miss Jessie Becker, Latin, home eco
nomics; Gerald Anderson, science
and commercial; Arthur Ray John
son, music; Dwight Stephenson,
grades 4-6 Miss Louise Crew, 1-3.
MARION: Chesterhill high school,
B. E. Workman, principal; C. o.
Diehl, mathematics; John Hook,
coach, science; Miss Beatrice Peeb-
les, com1, Miss Winifred Healy,
home economics; j. w. E. Dun
bar. agriculture; Lee Osborne,
grades SIS; Mrs. Martha Calendine
Wood, As; Mrs. Lenore Gibbons, 8;
Sadie Moor, music.
MORGAN-MEIGSVILLE, Morgan
Meigs, Carl Moore, grades 5-S; Miss
Alice Gorrell, IA; Unionville, Miss
Marguerite Hardesty.
PENN: Pennsville high school,
Paul Burcher, principal and coach;
Miss Lucille Wood, mathematics;
Spencer Dearth, science; Miss Flor
ence Mildred Myers, commercial;
Miss Winifred Healy, home econom-
les; Wallace Gillogly agriculture;
D. C. Parsons, grades So; Wayne
Macklem, 4-5; Miss Ava Farms
worth, 2-3; Miss Maydelle Hamil-
ton, 1-2; Miss Sadie Moor, music.
WINDSOR: Stockport high school,
Carl Fell, principal; Mrs. Ellen
Powelson, home economics, Latin;
Roger Burger, coach. science; Miss
Leota Boyd, commercial; j. A. Ken
nard, agriculture; Arthur Ray John
son, music. Stockport, Vernard
Hindman, grades 7-8; Delmar Med
ley, 6-7; Miss Faye Bachelor, 4-5;
Miss Lauribel Hawkins, 3-4; Miss
Mary J. Simpson, IL. Oakland,
Blaine Sells, grades SIS; Miss Helen
Faires, IA; J. Harry Henery, Hos
ON.
YORK: Deavertown high school,
Albert Davis, principal; Riley A.
Bankes, science, math.; Miss Ruth
Reid, home economics; o. G. Stroup,
music. Deavertown, Albert Wade,
grades Sc, coach; :. Jeanne Mears,
ga; Miss Wilma Buchholtz, 1-2.
Rose Farm, C.. B. Lindimore, grades
rs; Estel Wray, 5-6; Mrs. Mary F.
Hamilton, 3-4; Miss Leanna Ste
phenson, IL.
Miss Sadie Moor, who was re-em-
ployed to teach music in the Bloom,
Bristol, Deerfield, Malta and Meigs-
Vile Morgan schools, resigned those
positions and will teach music in
Pennsville and Chesterhill schools.
The vacancies caused by Miss
Moor's resignation will be filed
soon.
TOOK FIRST PLACE
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