EWP Emerick

Title

EWP Emerick

Place

Virginia

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1043725

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Loudoun County Public Schools

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English

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PAGE 6

FOR THE FIRST TIME since he was injured in an auto acci-
dent January 19, superintendent of schools O: L. Emerick,
_from right, appeared in his office Monday to meet with

EXTRA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 211, 1956

third
school

THE BLUE RIDGE HERALD

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Bluemont

Mrs. Af. L. Costello
Bluemon: 2231

Tyson Payne
dirner guests Sun-
and Nrs. Walter Hef-
children of Boyce, Mr.
Oliver Payne and chil-
Clearbrook ‘and Mr. and
€ne Payne and son of
‘harles Eugene Payne
February 19 for: over-
with the Marine

' Walter Heflin visited
Yo Lloyd Sunday eve-

ker Bayles and grand-
Lois visited in the

Mrs. Tyson Payne Sat.
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trustees. They are, 1 to r, Yeager Gum, Roger Ashtop, | falton M :
Johnson, Helen Hirst Marsh, Ferne Marshall, chairmay a;" cwo:wm% _.”::a wmn oom_f
las Myers and clerk Ruth Emerick. —Blue Ridge Heray UM,SE. Irving .mo e MM:H«

Education Group
Opposes Six-
Period Proposal

On account of] the increase in
travel time for primary and

grade children if the length of
day is extended at Loudoun
high, the county education as-
sociation at its recent meeting

unanimously opposed a six-
period day.

An effort is being made- by
Loudoun high patrons to change
the schedule from five periods

to six periods.

The first motion was not to
extend the day. Before this mo-
tion was passed there was an
amendment asking for increased
compensation for teachers if the
day is extended.

This amended motion made

Receives Committee

Report

Loudoun High Will Continue Wi

Five-period Day in Coming Y eqr

by an elementary teacher didn’t
get to the floor. The original
motion then passed unanimously.

The Association was willing to
go along with the change at
Loudoun high from five to six
periods providing the cahnge
could be made without extend-
ing the hours.

Extension of time at Loudoun

School board last Mong,

805 —
ASE READ THIS
MPE VNIl DCAD AT n

cepted the recommendat

high school,

Superintendent of sch
L. Emerick said, “After
ing all conditions T am

Hog
The recom

tion was to continue a fi
iod day for this coming y

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Jer to Florida for two

t Mrs. Iley Mann of
e staying with Mr.
{Marn™ during Mrs,
Catiop.

‘Mis. Phil Slye of
Wi Sunday dinner
M. and Mys,

e \

Lawrence Dawson and Mrs.
Myrtle Arnett.

Miss Leola Nichols of
Maryland is a house guest of
Mrs. W. O. Foerster.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Iden
visited Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Sprague Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall

Campbell and family were din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, T.
H. Reed.

Mr.. Henry Plaster was a rec-
ent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Fields.

Dr. Ralph Thompson
Brunswick, visited the
Thursday of last week.

Mrs. Eston King has been
indisposd with a virug condition
the past week. ?

J. B. Throckmorton spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Benedum.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poston
and Mrs. Mildred Poston of Ap-
lington were dinrer guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colbert
Sunday.

Miss Annie Smith has returp-
ed to her home after spending
a week with relatives in Alex.
andria,

Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Manuel
of Purcellville visited Miss Lucy
Allder Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler of
Unison visited Mr. and Mrs.

of
Fields’

and
Lincc
Sta
Elizal
densb
Jos
Jane
Febru

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