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The appointment of four more In other business, the board
new teachers by the Jefferson authorized six English teachers
County Board of Education, meet- to attend a special meeting call-
hag in special session Monday ed by the State Department of
night, rounded out the regular Education for,this region on Sep-
teaching s aff for Jefferson Coun- tember 13 at the Hilltop Hotel
ty's school system for the 1966-67 in Harpers Ferry.
school term. Several members of the Char-
The four appointments were: les Town City Council met with
Mrs. Mary F. Hockensmith, of the board to discuss, at the
Shepherdstown, to teach at the council's request, the possible im-
Shepherdstown elementary school provement of ,streets serving the
and Mrs. Odessa Snyder, to ,teach
English at Charles Town Senior
High School; Mrs. Catherine Ly-
ons, of Shippensburg, Pa., to
teach English at the Charles
Town Junior High and Mrs. Viv-
ian Smoot, to teach social studies
at Charles Town Senior High.
Mrs. Louise clem was also hired
by the board as secretary for the
Wright Denny School.
The board also appointed John
M Cullough, a teacher at Charles
Town Junior High School to the
football coaching staff at Char-
les Town Senior High School. He
will coach Fveskman football.
Wright Denny School and Charles
Town Junior High.
The board expressed willingness
to move the fence parallel with
Academy street back 10 feet to
permit the widening of the street.
The board will install sidewalks
as soon as possible and where
practical around the Wright
Denny playground area.
The board is also willing to
grant the city an easement along
school property to enable the city
to widen Mordington Avenue at
such time as it will be possible.
TO CI[RrRCil
It WIll
FROM PAGE I--A
,lish guide which 'has been prepar-
ed for the eight counties of the
f Eastern part of West Virginia
for grades one through six.
Also during the period of 10
a .m. until noon that day there
will be an audo-visual workshop
for grades seven through , 12
under the direction of Robert
Tichenal, a representative of the
Kyle Company.
llowing lunch at noon an
audo-visual workshop will be con-
ducted for elementary teachers
and secondary teachers for their
learrdng of the making of trans-
parencies.
Then at 2:30 p. m. there will be
a meeting of the Jefferson Cou-
nty Education Association for
which Mary Adams, president,
wil~l preside.
Monday, August 29, will be
given over as an organizational
day for the teachers with all fac-
ulty members meeting at their
respective schools.
And Tuesday morn~ing the
school doors will open wide and
the children will take over the
spotlight and hold it until early
next June.
Schools Superin,tendent Lowery
points out hat there will be only
major c,hanges in the school sys-
tem's operations this year - - the
Bakerton and Eagle Avenue
Schools, the latter in Charles
Town, have been closed. The child
ren who wotfld have been going
to the Baker~on school, wilt in-
stead go to the Harpers Ferry
elementary school ;and the stu-
dents who would have been go4ng
to the fifth and sixth grades in
Eagle Avenue school will be going
to the building which was form-
erly the Page Jackson High
SChool. The other lower grade
studer~ts of .the iormer Eagle
Avenue School will be going to
the Wright Denny School, and
the children who would have been
going to the fi~th and sixth grades
at Wright Denny will instead go
to the former Page Jackson High
building for classes.
Humber ,Of
FROM PAGE -- 1
The organimtion of a Freshman
class in Latin I, which will be
under the instruction of Miss
Helen Roberts.
Earth Science will be offered
to seniors. Mr. Eugene Piscitell,i
will be the instructor. In the
past only GenerM Science wa,,
offered as an elective to seniors.
This is an advanced science
which deals with space, space
travel, . earthquakes, volcanoes
and the solar system. I
Improvement inthe audio-vis-!
ual department with the purchase
of additional 16MM projectors,
over,head projectors, tape record-
ers, record players, projection
carts, controlled readers, records
filmstrips and tapes.
The oganization of a Freshman
f otball team which will help
prepare boys for the high school
varsity squad.
Jefferson
FROM PAGE 1-A
fourth in Sr. Heifer Class, Jerry
Walker was first and third in Sr.
Yearling Class, receiving blue rib.
boris. Barbara Walker was first
in two-year-old Class and Jeffer-
son, County Herd was first in
County Herd Class.
In Jersey Open Class, Mary El-
len Blue placed first, with her
Sr. Heifer receiving a blue rib-
bon; J. A. and W. W. Grantham
received a red ribbon in Sr. Heif-
er Class, two blue ribbons in Sr.
Yearling Class, a white ribbon in
four-year-old Class, a blue ribbon
in Jr. Get-of-Sire Class, red rib-
bon in Best Three Females Class
and Produce of Dam Class and
a white ribbon for Cows in Milk
Class.
In Jersey 4-H Class, Mary Ellen
Blue was first in Sr. Heifer Calf
Class and had Grand Champion
Jersey Female. Amon Grantham
received a red ribbon in four-
year-old Cow Glass and Dam and
Daughter Class.
Mary Ellen Blue, who competed
in Dairy Princess Contest, repre-
senti.rig Jefferson County, was
named as first runner-up.
The exhibit, prepared by the
Jefferson County 4-H Dairy Club,
won first prize 'in 4-H Exhibit
Competition.
Jefferson County made a very
fine showing and all who exhib-
ited are to be conzratulated.
Opening Schedule For
Blue Ridge School
The schedule for the opening of
the 1966-67 school term at the
Blue Ridge elementary school,
was announced th~s week by Prin
cipal Harlan Van Camp.
On Tuesday, Aug. 30, .the first
grade students and students who
are entering the school for the
first time, will report for a half
day of school. Parents of these
children are requested to accom-
pany them to school on this date
and to bring along their birth
certificate.
Wednesday, Aug. 31, all stu-
dents will report to the school for
sPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARMERS ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966
a 'half day session.
Thursday, Sept. 1, wiil be the
first full day of school and on
this date ~the schoool's hot lunch
program will g(~t underway, Prin-
cipal Van Camp stated.
Color Movie "Not For
Conquest," Shown To
Legion September 1
The monthly membership meet-
ing of Jackson Perks Post No. 71,
Charles Town American Legion
w ll be held Thursday evening,
Sept. 1 at the Legion Home at
8p.m.
The highlight of the meeting
will be the showing of the Color
film "Not For Conquest," a film
which highlights such diverse act
ions as Viot Nam, Dominican Re-
public and earthquake relief in
Central America. It is a report on
,the combat readiness of the nat-
ion's Armed Forces. The movies
was secured by Kaye Bush sec-
ond vice-commander, who is in
charge of er tertainment.
It .was also announced by Guy
Miller, first vice-comnmnder and
membership chairman,
Post has been given a
hip quota of 340 for
that the 1967 dues are
anytime now.
Sustains Sedous
Injuries In CarWreck
Willimn (Sill) Mercer,
Route 1, Charles Town, a
star athlete at Charles ToWtl
School two years ago, is
Hospital Martinsburg
from serious injuries in a
car highway accident which
fred early Sunday
the Golf Club Road in
County.
Young Mercer sustained a
fracture and some badly
fingers on his left hand.
expected to remain in the
for some *ime yet since it
necessary for him to undergo
gery on the mangled hand.
Martinsburg Sta e
the 1956 model car which
was driving was
olished. Loss was set at
Mercer said he went to
while driving and his car
of control and off the
way on a curve.
