Ninth Avenue School - Tiger Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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Mr. Evans K. Mims has made himself very useful in the school and outside organi¬ zations. For five years he has held the office of Assi¬ stant Principal and is now very active as an advisor on the school s paper. Mrs. Eula B. Owens, facul¬ ty secretary is prominent among the faculty as well as students. She has been the faculty secretary for eleven years. Mrs. Owens is one of our oldest faculty members. Miss Helen V. Kilpatrick, our new librarian has served a successful term during her stay here. She has done a marvelous job toward the im¬ provement of our literary knowledge. Mr. L.L. Edwards, school treasurer. This is Mr. Ed¬ wards, fourth year at Ninth Avenue High and third year as school treasurer, he has been very efficient in this capacity. Page Five

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Mr. A.D. Kornegay, the Super¬ intendent of City Schools has served a term of seven and one- half years and has caused many of the greatest aims of the board to be accomplished. Mr. John R. Marable, our prin¬ cipal has served a term of thir¬ teen years in this capacity. He is loved by all members of the student body and faculty for his true leadership. Mr. Bruce Drysdale who is the chairman of the Board of Edu¬ cation has served well. He has done all he could for our school and community. Mr. Drysdale is a native of Henderson County. Page Four

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MR. JAMES PILGRIM For the past three years, Mr. James Pilgrim and Mr. James Mitchum have served on the advisory board. 3oth have been very informative to our school and also to our community. Since the completion of our new building both members of the board have truly fulfilled the duty for which they were elected. There has been much improvement toward the relationship between our school and community. They certainly have applied most effectively our slogan “Better Schools Fot Better Communities. Pnge Six