Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-08
Williams School
feochers Listed

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,lC 'l,ai"sy school Tor the 1862
G3 term.
k~lGcr ;han having 3 first
= I tC"clC,S this year, we
'.9'! nav, only two. Mrs. Daisy
"'~'vn WHO taught first
graders last gear is being pro-
noted 10 the third grade. Mrs.
Winifrcd p. Stout and Mrs.
Cora +. Ward will teach the
first grace boys and girls.
Ms. Elizabeth Walters and
Mrs. RUN Cocker are scheduled
to continue their duties in tn,
second grade. Mrs. Marion r
Ward and Mrs. Daisy S. Brown
are 10 teach the third grades
Mrs. Harper Is being prJr!ot,,
to the fourth grade anu vii
work with Mrs. loliie Il. Bcs-
well.
Mrs. Ruth H. Hinson anj
Mrs. Lin&a NcLGm will cen
tinuo as the tea hers Of thu
fifth grades. Mrs. Helen NJ
Williams and Mis-. Lctha /
Mercer will resume their out
les as sixth Sradc teachers.
Both of the seventh Grade
tlachvrS will be new 10 Our
school Mrs. Sue S. Gore comes
To- Williams rom Fair Bluff
Where she taueht for one year.
Prior to her teaching in the
schools of Columbus County.
she taught in CASTOR County.
Mrs. Gore is scheduled to teach
the language arts and social
studies. Working with Mrs.
Gore is Miss Ester Mae Hardee,
1862 graduate of ST. Andrews
College. This will be Miss
Hardec'S first year teaching.
She will teach the math and
science block. Each teacher will
be responsible for providing
instruction in music. art, heal
IN. and library science.
Helping Mr.. j. r. GleaSner
and Mr.. William l.. Boan in
the eighth grade is Mrs. Mil
dred Vaught who is being pro-
mo'cd from the fifth grade.
Mrs. Vaught has had expert
ence in the seventh and eighth
grades. This year she will teach
the language arts - spelling.
English, and reading. Mr.. GleaS
ncr will continue with the
health and science instruction.
Mr.. Boan will resume his
mathematics teaching and also
aGd the social studies 70 his
curriculum. Each of the three
eighth grade teachers will be
responsible for music. art.
physical education, and library
science Instruction
Assisting the first. second,
third. fourth. seventh. AMI
eighth grade teachers will in
Struct in music is Mrs. Polly
Edwards who has taught piano
lessons for the past five years.
Mrs. Betty ". Skipper will
continue To serve as the clc-
mentary librarian, and she
will also teach one class of
ninth graders remedial Eng
liSh.
Mrs. Doris G. Wilder who
taught the seventh and eighth
grades social studies last year
will join the high school facul-
ty this year as the science iH-
Structor. Mrs. wilder is a grad
uate of Appalachian State Tea
cheers College and received her
NJ. Ed. from Woman'S College
of U. N. c. in 1861.
The other high school teach
erS are Mrs. Retha w. Thomp-
son, home economies: Mr.. w.
o. Jackson. Jr. and Mr.. Joseph
p. Gore, agriculture: Mrs. Olive
b. Wright, mathematics: Mr..
Eugene v. SasSer, English.
I.~".h; Mrs. MARY B. Lewis.
commercial subjects, English:
Mrs. Vernon d. Thompson. SOC
ial studies, physical education.
English, coach; and Mrs. Jesse
b. Vaught, social studies. sci
ence, library science.
In addition to his duties as
principal, Mr.. Clayton Lewis
will teach one class in math-
ematicS and one in economics.
Mrs. Sue Gore. Mrs. Mil
drCd Vaught. Mrs. Betty w.
Skipper, Mr.. J. B. Vaught. Mr..
Vernon d. Thompson. Mrs.
Mary b. Lewis. and Mr.. Clay
ton Lewis attended summer