Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10


for them when they report for
registration Tuesday morning,
Aug. %.
a Each room in the high school
building has been plaStered
and painted during the sum-
mer months. and venetian
blinds are now being installed
iii all windows oil the high
school plant.
Teachers will have reported
on the previous day, Monday,
Aug. %. Three faces will be
new among the teaching roster:
Mrs. Lois Capprell, Mrs. Ora
SAvant and Mrs. Ailene Buck.
Mrs. Capprell is the former
Lois Ward of Nakina, and Il
graduate Of Whiteville High
school. She will receive her
degree in commercial educa-
ton from East Carolina Col
lege. Greenville, al the end of
the summer, afterwhich she
Will teach the commercial sub
ject in the local school.
q Mrs. Avant comes TO Tabor
City after having taught
number of years at HallSboro.
She will head the home eco
Monies department. Previous
TO her teaching career, Mrs.
Avant was d food consultant
for a commercial firm.
Mrs. Buck is the former All
lene Mobiles, the daughter CT
MIR. and Mrs. Yancey Mobiles,
Tabor City Ri. 2. She will
feach 9th grade class. Mrs.
Buck recently graduated from
East Carolina College where
she was graduated an A. b.
in Elementary Education.
Two posts in the school are
yet TO be filled, according to
Principal Randall Burleson.
An 9th grade teacher is need
ed, as well as piano teacher.
The principal issued d re-
Spuest today for all pupils to
bring their fees on registration
day. which will be spent in as
signing students to their clas-
SEES and issuing books.
Fees, according to Mr.. Bur-
Lesson, will be the same as last
year in the elementary school:
IN the high school fees will be
so cents higher per pupil than
last year. The added 50 cents
/. will be used TO purchase mat
erials for a testing program.
The proncipal urged all stu
dents to be present for the
registration day. I'VE are GO
ing to make every effort to
make the day run as smoothly
as possibly, and expect much
assistance from members of
the student council in directing
pupils To their respective class
rooms" he said.
. I'VE may be eligible for an
other high school teacher aft
er the first ten days" he add
ed hopefully. IF our attend
ance for that period averages
352, we will be eligible for
one" There are presently 362
registrations anticipated for the
high school. UnleSs>the hoped
for average is attained, some
subjects may be deleted from
1.-The curriculum.
The matters of whether a
short or long schedule will pt
involved for the early sessions.
and whether the cafeteria will
be in operation, are yet to be
determined due to the unavail-
ability of Superintendent r.
Ward Guy who is away from
the county on vacation.
Faculty
Randall Burleson. principal:
@rs. Beth II. Woody. English
and French; Robert w. Wood
ard, science: Mrs. Ruth Aver
lit, English; Mrs. j. M. Muir
ray, English and library: Mrs.
Coreta Brubaker, social stud
les.
Mrs. Nell X. Fowler, ma.h
and Latin, Bermey Stevens,
physical education and science:
Marcus Turner. science and
SOCIAL studies: Fred f. Lay Jr.,
S. l.. Jackson, agriculture: Mrs.
Lois Capprell, commerce: Mrs.
Ora Avant, home economies:
John F. Small, Miss Carolyn
Todd, Miss Lottie Williamson.
9Th; Mrs. Fannie Burleson,
Mrs. Iris Baker. Mrs. Helen
Kelly, 7th.
Mrs. Nettie Hammond. Miss
Helen Butler, Mrs. Letha Gore,
Mrs. Ailene Buck, 9Th: Mrs.
viva l.. Mills. Mrs. Mildred
Shelly, Mrs. Blan HUMAN, 5th;
Miss Hazel Todd, Mrs. Ira
Hucks, Miss Estelle Stanley,
4th; Mrs. Laura Sarvis. Mrs.
Adelaide Bell, Mrs. Martha