The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

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l4th street. including all those
living on the south side of Sar-
rain street, Cook and Wilson
avenues. This area will also in
| clude 700 and 800 blocks of nth
street, the 700 and 500 blocks
of 18th street and that section of
the 600 block above house num-
Der 634.
The Central school, south boun-
Diary of that district will be the
line described as the north boun-
| Diary Of the South Elementary
school district and will include
| all students living on the north
sioe of Sarrazin street and of
| Cook and Wilson avenues and on
the west side of South Pascagou-
la street between Sarrazin and
Cook, north boundary will be
the L and N Railroad tracks and
the district will include all of
Belair drive, the 600, 500 and 400
blocks of 18th and 18th streets
and all houses on 18th street in
the 900 block except those above
634; Lake school, area north of
the railroad tracks extending to
the city limits on the north.
All buildings have been re-
conditioned during the summer
months, including resurfacing all
floors and other major and minor
repairs.
Buildings Improved
Students in the tenth, eleventh,
and twelfth grades of the Moss
Point High school will not be re-
CURED to report until Friday,
September Z, Mr.. Monroe, super
intendent of Moss Point schools
said.
All school buses in the county
will begin routine runs Thursday
to transport the children in the
rural sections to and from School.
Die to increased enrolment,
two class rooms have been added
to the st. Martin school and the
sanitary toilets have been rebuilt
at a cost of about $1,000.
Sanitary facilities are being in
stalled at the Bayou Casotte
school as is a new water pump
designed to furnish necessary wa
ter pressure. Gas heat has also
been installed during the sum-
mer.
The interior of the Escatawpa
school has been repRinted.
Vancleave school officials have
received indications that there is
a good prospect of beginning con-
struetion of their new $104, 500
school building at an early date,
This new building will replace
the one destroyed by fire several
years ago.
Daisy Vestry school has been
painted inside and out and other
minor improvements and repairs
made.
Gas heat has been installed at
both Wade and Hurley schools.
| High School
v. c. Gill, principal. Ann
Farnsworth, assistant principal
and science; E. A. Parker, diver
sified occupations; M. c. Scales,
woodwork; Homer Miller, ma
chine. shop; j. l.. Mize, auto
trades; T. d. Holden, physical
education; Harry Dennis, physi-
cal education; Eugenia Eason,
music; Mrs. J. v. Ainsworth, pi-
ano; w. H. Goodwin, band; Mrs.
E. D.. Garrett, social science; Eu-
less Rogers, librarian; Thyrza
Branton, English; Ann d. Eng
land, English and journalism;
Mrs. Mary Frances Harris, home
economics; Mary Nell Hartzog,
home economies; Madeline Flynt,
English; Elizabeth Harrington,
commercial studies; Addie
Holmes, commercial studies; Mrs.
d.. S. J~efferies, girls physical ed
uoetion; Mrs. W. T. Taylor, math-
ematies; Mrs. Lambert Roberts,
science; Mrs. K II. Gentry, Span
ish and English; Mrs. Lee Nit
chell, mathematics.
Junior High School
J. T. johnson. principal. Hazel
Bryner, English; Mrs. Clara
Wiedemann, English; Mrs. d. L.
Sadler, mathematics; Mrs. Rob-
ert Ham, social science; Rosebud
Stone, home economies; Mrs.
Elizabeth Cobb. mathematics; D..
S. Jefferies, pre-vocational; Katie
Thompson, music.
Central Elementary School
Mrs. Annie Lee Painter, prin-
cipal. Ida Meriwether, Julia
Anne Robertson. Catherine West,
Celia Redmond, Hattie Belle
Meriwether, Mrs. Alice Olien,
Mrs. lone Prouty, Irene Denny.
Mrs. Estelle Parker, Mrs. Verna
Lee Murray, Mrs. D. c. Carpen-
ter, Mrs. George Harrison, Lucille
Word. Alto Gary, Cora Belle
Walker.
South Elementary School
Kathleen Kell, principal. Irene
Walden, Mrs. J. r. Bass, Mrs.
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