The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
FACULTIES ANNOUNCED BY
SUPERINTENDENT MEGEHEE
Date Fer 0penine Session Tsnsasivey Set Per Latter PART Of
August IS Trustees Study
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Is anticipated ~ TIE school offacaalH
enring thn tR40-<t year. However
because 0f ute Increased state ap~
pF0Ew1ation costs. s1xne school Gis-
usc1S are having difficulties n o.
nan|ang their terms through the
customary sernas school boards q
these districts are nov making .
study OF financing these schonlh.
In PMscaRoula . Threatened cur
tailnaens In the faculty. and courses
offered. Is being studied sertouAiy.
However. school officials have been
circulating petitions during efe past
several weeks asking that the city
officials Increase the school tax
levy Of The city in order 10 carry on
for fun terms and fun eurrtcnluznS
LEO Seals. former superintendent
OF the Lyman school In Harrison
County, was elected principal of the
S. Marttn school To the extreme
southwest part Of jackson County
He sacceedx Prot. II NJ Ivy VINO
mas resigned Fer the firxt tirne
N that schools history. . fun high
school course viii Be offered tniz
year.
Several schools in the county have
not reported their fun faculties for
the new session These Include
Daisy VestTy. which win elect three
new teachers, and vancleAve. which
has 10 elect q commercial teacher.
One new school building viii be
constructed during the next few
weeks and viii be used for the open
ing Of the session That Il the neu
and modern school 10 serve 0au-
tier. replacing the old Lyons School
Work Is o underway on this
structure.
The faculties Of the various
schools are as follows.
Bayou Caeotte- Edward Coker
principal: and Vivian EzeiIe Green
ough. assistant.
paisy-vesuy-Fred T. Hoff. pF1n-
cipal. and HAzel Ramsay. 0tnres
vacancies are TO be fnledD
EscAtawpa-LouAs D. MeRehee
principal. Mrs Lacflle Hill. Anita
Roberts,. Georgia Dubose. Martens
Ramsay and Mary Evelyn Garter.
Hurley-N. G. Everett. principal
Mrs n c. Everette. Edwina David
Vivian King and Alice Emily Hague
1--we Oak Pend-W. NJ. Bresand
principal: and Mrs. Cammie Wilson
assistant.
Orange Lake, r. Cooley, prin-
eipal; Mrs Z r. Cooley. Mr.
Beatrice Robinson and Mrs. Marvin
Yawn-
81 Martin's-Leo Seals, principal
Louise Curtis. Mildred Seymour
Clark. Christine Smith. Aiva Rouse
and Virginia Eley.
vancleave-S g. Wal, principal:
Ruth Streed. Mildred Moody. Azauie
Mae Murphy. Susie Vaughan. MARI
Rhinehart. Tommy Dawklnz. 8 =
Davis. Marie Patter. A commercial
teacher Is TO be elected
Wfade-R L Furry. principal:
Mrs gusie Carter. Mrs. Eula Garter,
Corinne benson. DIN Davis. Travis
3 Rouse and Marze Thomas.
Lyon Schocl-A z Bradley
principal; Dalsy zleeler ana Anna
Louise Frierson
Escatawpa anegrol-Extelia Har-
rson Smith. principal; Lydia
Buchanan and Harietta II. Spencer.
Bluff Greek tnegro1-oeorgt4 l.
Burney. principal. and Lillian Z
Shaw, assistant
Davis Chapel snegrog-Charies L
Grant and Bernice Sowell
West Pascagoula tnegrol-Ruth
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