The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01
County Schools to
Reopen Tuesday
Over 4,500 Students Ex-
pected For New School
Term

The doors of Garrett County
schools will open for more than
$500 students next Tuesday, Sep
tcmbcr 6, for the 1856 school
term
Several meetings have been held
or are being held in preparation
for the event by the instructors and
school officials.
The first meeting was an all-day
conference for county high and
elementary school principals on
Monday when aspects of the adj
ministrative and professional work
were discussed.
A second meeting was held on
Tuesday for school custodians. On
Wednesday there was a meeting of
all teachers new to the county.
Teachers met with their super
viSors and principals. The purpose
was to help teachers to become ac-
quaintcd with their assignments
prior to the opening of school.
To-day there is meeting of all
teachers which began at $50. Adj
dresses were scheduled by Willard
l.. Hawkins, county superintendent
of schools and by visiting members
of the State Department of Edu-
cation A social hour was sched-
ulcd at BIS, sponsored by the Gar
rctt County Teachers association.
Tomorrow, September 2, all
teachers will spend the day in
their respective schools working
with their principals and in their
classrooms, getting things i'll readi-
ness for the opening day of the
new school year
The complete list of instructors
for the Northern and Southern
High schools was released and in
cludcs the following personnel:
Northern High Instructors:
Mary Louise Aultman, core;
Charles A. Bennett, core and math;
Llburn L. Brown, physical cduca-
ton; Marvin G. Calls, agriculture;
Russell Davis, English and Social
studies; Mrs. Elaine Falkcnstine,
commercial; Mrs Margaret Flcm-
| ing. English, social studies and
Math: Chauncey NJ. Friend, metal
shop. Thomas X Fmlow, core;
Merle Garlctts, industrial arts;
Charles Gillis, industrial arts and
math: Susan Gleason, commercial.
Virginia Glover, core; Harold T.
Griffith, English and social studies;
Francis Harris, core and math;
Philip II. Johnson, English and So
cial studies; Melvin f KCSnCr, Ii
brarian Kenneth Kcplingcr, math
and science; Mrs Martha LaWton,
home economies; Mary Lipscomb,
home economies; Darrell Malone,
guidance; Denver l. Mitchell, math
and physical education; Lawrence
X. Myers, core
Mrs Rosamond Pavone, core and
physical education; Justin Riggs,
core: Mrs. Olga j. Rowan, core;
Kathryn Spcicher, English and So
cial studies; Melvin SchWing, in
strumcntal music; Charles Strauss,
biology; Ralph Swauger, math;
Bennic j. Tiano, physical educa-
ton; H. jeanne Tobin, home eco
Monies; Mrs. Florence wilkinson,
music; Ralph H. Beachley, vice
principals William J. Fleming,
principal.
Southern High school: Mrs.
Daisy Beachy, core 10, speech;
Richard Bishoff, vo-ag and u,
senior general shop; Mrs. Goldie
Bittle, library; Charles Burley,
science 8, consumer science; Ray
Borrcll, band; Mason Calls, math
7 and s; Mrs. Adrienne Carter,
junior high home economies; Miss
Roberta Coglcy, core II and jour
nalism; Miss Barbara Colabrese,
senior chorus and junior high mu-
sic; Elmer Crone, core y; DeNeal
Dean, shorthand, tipping and office
practice; James DeMoss, algebra,
trigonometly c. and r. math.
Burnctta DcVorc, core Z; Ann
Dilgard, core Q; Lewis Domenick,
core 7; Margaret Feather, core 7;
Eugene Finn, math and s, driver
education; Mary E. Hcrrod, core 8
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