Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
ubor Schools 0pen
Next Wednesday

The Tabor City School will
begin its l958-59 session We'd
nesday morning, August 9th,
Randall Burleson,
This date will mark
the end of the summer vacationl
for approximately 400 students
in the Tabor City School district.
Principal BurleSon urges all
students to report on openingi
day and keep regular attcnd-I
ance.
With the resignation of Don
who has gone to Gin
ton, S. c. as engineer for a RAJ
do station, Science teacher.
still remains to be employed.
Too, there is a vacancy to be
filled in the seventh grade
The faculty includes several.
new members who are KENNETH
Burgess, OF Burlington, Social
Studies; Mrs. Frances Hardee of
Loris, second grade; and Mrs.
George Lay of LoriS, piano.
The teachers who are return
ing are Mrs. Beth Woody, Eng
lish and French; Mrs. Ruth Av-l
erctt, English; Mrs. Sadie Jack
son, Mathematics; {. r. Powell,
English and Library: Mrs. Cor
eta Brubaker, Social Studies;
Mrs. Nell Fowler, Mathematics
and Latin; Bermey Stevens,
Physical Education and Science;
Fred Lay, Jr. and S. l.. jackson,
Agriculture; Mrs. Mona Fon-l
vielle, Commerce and treasurer;
Mrs. Jean Stevens, Home Eco,
John F. Small, 9th grade and
assistant coach; Miss Carolyn
Todd and Miss Lottie William
son, 9Th grade; Mrs. Iris Baker
and Mrs. Fannie BurleSon, 7th.
grade; Miss HeIcn Butler. 9th
and 18th combination; Mrs. 70
Ocrta Ward, Mrs. Nettie Ham
Mrs. Helen Kelly and
Miss Faye Spivcy, 9th grade.
Mrs. Blan Hufham. Miss Eva
Mills, Mrs. Mildred Shelley, and
Mrs. Letha Gore, 5th grade: Mrs.
Ira Hucks, Miss Estelle Stanley,
Mrs. Laura SarviS and Miss
Hazel Todd, 18th grade.
Mrs. Adelaide Bell, Mrs. Mar.
tina Hicks and Mrs. Marguerite.
Bird grade; Miss Anne
Brooks McGougan and Miss
Kate Jones, 2nd grade; Mrs.
Flora Belle Gore, Mrs. Earl
Floyd. Mrs. Roberta Bowyer and
Mrs. Erma Winstead lst grade;
Miss Jacquelyn Mishoe lst and
End grade combination.
Mrs. Mona Powell, Library;l
Miss Caroline Murray, piano; r.
A. Hodges, Band Director.
1T is hoped that parents will
get their children off to a good
start by seeing that they are at
school the first day" said Prin-
,ipal Burleson.
Pupils entering school for the
first time this year must be six
years old by October 18th. Par
'nts who haven't already done
80 are urged by officials to send !
with the first grade pupils birth 1
certificate and communication re-
'urd for small pox. whooping
'uugh and diptheria
The bus drivers and their
lumbcrs arc Robert Norris. g..
.inwood SpivCy. 90; DCloris
Porter. 20: Donnie Spivey, 7l:t
Martha Norris, y: Larry Grain
ger, 70: Shirley Rockwell, IA,
Douglas Spivey, 70; Levcrnc.
GaSkin, 76; Harold D. Wright.
u; Larry Gore, 10; Ronald Mill.
rr. 10. The routes have been,
very little from last
year.
The opening of the school !
will be announced
atcr. The personnel inCmdesl
Mrs. Hector Lee, manager; Mrs.
Mae Granger, Mrs Ruthinc Cox, |
Mrs. ely Solcs, Mrs. Helen Tayl-i
,r, Mrs. Oracle Small, Mrs. Lu-
lille Gore, Mrs. Dcrotha Cart
-Cttc and Emma Manning.
On the janitorial staff are
Broadus Turbeville, Mrs. Floricl
Wood, Mrs. Ethel HinSon and
Iuez Dinkins.
owe are looking forward FOL
a good year and with the splend- !
ID cooperation and support given
in past years by the parents and
students we can have a very
successful term" asserted Mr.