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for the high school the following teachers have been j appointed: H. B. Winfrey will resjume duties as Principal and Larry (j. Bolyard will return as Ass’t i Principal. Also returning for another year are Mrs. Fisher Burijord, Mrs. Jean Moffett, Mrs. Sally Palmer, Rev. B. Gayle Titchenell, Mrs. Kay Browning, Mrs. Rpbert Level, Mr. Charles B. Palmer, Mrs. Wanda Wilbur and Mils Luerena Zinn.
New to the high school faculty are: Miss Betty Anne Blanton, Mr. C. D. L. McCoy and Mr. Norman R. Skinner
Washington Element; ry School will have as Principal Vlr. John G. Warner. A graduate of Madison College in 1958, Mf. Warner is 29 years old and is siingle. He is working on his Masters degree at the Univerity of Virginia and hopes to complete it Within the next year. Mr. Wanner lives in Woodstock and has taught in the upper elementary grades in I air fax. County and at Elkton in Rockingham County. Other teachers for Washington Elementary are Mrs. Ejlaine W. Russell, Mrs. Eleanor D. Brown, Miss Garland Riley, Miss Mary E. Jonkins, Mrs. Mary Anne Russell, Mr. John D. Habel, Miss Geraldine C. Curtis, Mrs. Jessie M. Turner, Mrs. 11a McCoy and Mrs. C. T. Ingles. i
Mrs. Mary M. Quajntance is returning to Sperryvillel Elementary School as Principal.; Also on the staff are Mrs. Anne $. Keyser, Mrs. Christine T. Johnston, Mrs. Virginia Cosden, Mrs. Frances C. Lyne, Mrs. Ethel G. Ranjiey, Mrs. Matilda C. Walker, Mrs! juluette Johnson, Mrs. Una Dj. Hahn, Miss Mary Miller Woi>d, Mrs. Mary K. Edmonds and Mrs. Helen Hall.
Mrs. Dorothy H. Spicer will re
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