South Edgecombe High School - Maccripine Yearbook (Pinetops, NC)

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Administration During his busy day, the tele¬ phone saves Mr. Lilley many steps and much time as he carries out the duties of the principal of South Edgecombe. This instrument keeps him in touch and up-to-date with the outside world. The following men compose South Edgecomb ' s District Committee: Glenwood Wooten, A. H. Low- rance, Dr. Edwin Drew, Buster Webb, John Walston, and Vines Cobb, Jr. These men represent the community ' s wishes in matters which involve making a decision about local school policy. Mr. Hall, our new su¬ perintendent, visited our school to acquaint himself with the school personnel and campus. During this visit he and Mr. Buck Massey, the assistant superintendent, take time out to have lunch with Mr. Lilley in our school cafeteria. Mr. Lilley took this opportunity to introduce Mr. Hall to our school.

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Administration In October, 1968, the Edgecombe County School System obtained a new superintendent, Mr. Lee R. Hall. Mr. Hall came to us from his position as the Assistant Superintendent of Bertie County. He attended East Carolina University and the University at Chapel Hill. Every morning from 8:00 to 8:15, Mr. Lilley is the most popular man in school. His office is packed with students trying to get absentee slips. In order to be readmitted to their classes, they must show an absentee slip signed by the princi¬ pal. Students who are sick or have to work, re¬ ceive an excused absence and are allowed to make up the work they missed. Filing important papers is one of the many duties Mrs. Meredith Webb performs as secretary of South Edgecombe. Because of Mrs. Webb, the school financial program runs smoothly. Mr. Brake, the Edgecombe County Attendance counselor, is often seen at Edgecombe. He checks on students who are often out of school and tries to find the reason of their absence.

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