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West Side Elem., Carlisle.................... g o Carter G. Woodson Elem., NLR........ 15 Nelson High, Scott & i it P Pine Street High, Conway.......... 165 White Co. ... T2 Washington Elem., Little Rock...... 180 Woodson Elem., Woodson................ e Sweet Home Elem., Sweet Home... 5.......... ... G-t S L Mrs. Grace Bedford balances. Carthage High School, Carthage.... 11............. . Ruel E. Green It is evident that these actions Carver Elem., Pine Bluff ... 11 Eienne war et e Mrs. B. D. Heintz were inconsistant in that we will Dallas Co.

HONOR SCHOOLS Schools With 100%% Membership in TSAT December |, 1962 ABILENE Woodson High School, D. ALVARADO G. W. Carver Principal. AMARILLO Carver Junior-Senior Champion, Principal Hilltop Elementary School, John Jackson, Prin- W. ... Carr School, Joseph McMillan, Principal Charles Rice School, F. F. Wilkerson, Princi- pal Colonial School, C. L. Dennard, Principal Crispus Attucks School, Mrs. Mary H. Carter, Mrs. Allyne Ernest B. S. Griffin, G. E. Princi- Floyd E. Sanders, T. R. ... MecAllister, High School, Arthur G. cipal North Heights Elementary School, E. V. D. Richardson, Principal ANAHUAC Double Bayou High School, B. G. Forward, Princinal George W. Carver School, S. W. Lewis, Prin- cipal ANDERSON Alex S.

Carver Elementary L. Stanley, Principal NEW WAVERLY G. W. Carver School, John R. Turner, Prin- cipal NORMANGEE Carter G. Woodson Principal NACOGDOCHES Brooks-Quinn Junior High School, Randle, Principal E. J. ... Henry, Principal G. W. Carver High School, J. H. Payne, Principal G. W. Carver Elementary School, G. N. Kimble, Principal OAKHURST Oakhurst High cipal OAKWOOD Dunbar School, J. G. Oliver, Principal St. ... Lee, Principal PALMER Cailahan School, PAMPA G. W. Carver School, J. C. Randall, Principal PARIS B. J. Graves School, B. J. Graves, Principal Baldwin Elementary School, G. A.

CARTER G. WOODSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Carter G. Woodson Elementary School, of Oklahoma Cit, named for the late Negro historian and founder of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, was built in 1949. ... In addition to the 3 R’s it is the goal of Woodson school to furnish guidance in the most essential problem of all childhood—living and growing.

G. M. Floyd Lincoln Elementary School, No. Little Rock— Mr. N. P. Marshall Capital Hill, Little Rock— Mr. William Fowler Hillside Elementary Sch., No. Little Rock— Mr. E. E. Benton Carter G. Woodson, No. Little Rock— Mr. O. J. ... People who do not care may stay away or not become a part of our only professional group of the State, but those who do care, who poke into the facts, have an opportunity to do some good—even unto themselves. ... Hollis Carver High, Marked Tree— Mr. Q. Z. Smith Parkin Elem. School, Parkin, Ark.— Mrs. Gertrude Maxwell Carver High School, Augusta, Ark.— Mr. James M. Smith Blackwell Jr-High School, Newport, Ark.— Mr. E. E.

HONOR SGHOOLS ABILENE: Carter G. Woodson Elemen- tary School, R. B. Hayden, Principal ALDINE: Bordersville Elementary, Mrs. L. M. Hill Greggs, Principal ALICE: G. W. Carver High, Mrs. Susie Wilson, Principal ALTO: Booker T. ... Washington High, Wilburn Carr, Principal AMARILLO: Hilltop Elementary, Arthur G. Compton, Principal Carver High School, Arthur G. Cham- pion, Principal ANAHUAC: G. W. ... Carver School, F. A. Jernigan, Principal BASTROP: Emile High, Riley C. Jack- son, Principal BAYTOWN: G. W. Carver High, E. F. Green, Principal Harlem Elementary, Clyde J. Messiah, Principal BEAUMONT: Adams Elementary, H. L.

x HONOR SCHOOLS ABILENE—Carter G. Woodson High School, T. W. Humphrey, Principal. ALICE — Carver Elementary School, Mrs. Susie B. Wilson, Principal. ALTO—Booker T. Washington High School, Thos. Butler, Principal. ANAHUAC—George W. Carver School, C. ... G. Cofield, Principal. BRACKETTVILLE—Carver High School, Dorothy B. Wilson, Principal. BRADY—Brady State School, Pete Har- rell, Director. BRAZORIA—Henery O. Tanner School, Mrs. Mary Lee Crecy, Collector. BRAZOS COUNTY—Mrs. ... DAWSON—G W. Carver High School, C. W. Sparks, Principal. DAYTON—Colbert High School, C. W. Simmons, Principal. DE KALB—Bethlehem High School, T. C. Rutherford, Principal. DENISON—Terrell High School, M. S. Frazier, Principal.

G. Hendricks, Principal Pipkin Elementary School, Garfield Como, Principal Charlton-Pollard School, Dr. H. C. Johnson, Principal G. W. Carver Elementary School, M. B. Gill, Principal Dunbar Junior High School, F. R. ... Jack- son, Principal BAY CITY Hilliard High School, James White, Principal Linnie Roberts School, Dave Young, Principal BAYTOWN: G. W. Carver School, Greene, Principal Harlem Elementary School, Clyde J. ... Champion, Principal ANAHUAC: G. W. Carver School, V. M. Strong, Principal Double Bayou School, ward, Principal ANDERSON: Alex S. Terrell Elementary School, R. C. Smith, Principal ANGLETON: Marshall High and Elementary School, T. J.

Lockett, Principal Central Elementary School, Coleman, Principal JEWETT: G. W. Carver School, Julius Fortson, Principal KARNACK: G. W. Carver High School, J. W. Pruitt, Principal Antioch Elementary School, Norris T. ... Rowe School, Sherman Cole- man, Principal G. W. Carver School, C. E. Stewart, Principal JEFFERSON: Macedonia School, Principal Smithland School, Arthur L. Wesley, Principal Central High School, W. F. ... Traylor, Principal Woodson High School, W. P. Fon- tenot, Principal LINDEN: Fairview High School, S. H. Hen- nington, Principal LIVINGSTON: Dunbar High School. J. W. Ratcliff, Principal LOCKHART: Carver High School, Mifflin A.

McAfee. &= Principal NEW CANEY: G. W. Carver Elementary School James L. Stanley, Principal NORMANGEE: Carter G. Woodson School, Curti C. Kizzie, Principal OAKWOOD: St. Paul-Shiloh High School, Henr: Jackson, Principal Dunbar School, J. G. ... Evans, Principal MARSHALL: Pemberton Junior-Senior High School, G. A. Rosborough, Prin- cipal M. W. Dogan Elementary School, P. T. Young, Principal G. W. Carver Elementary School, O. Ivan, Principal Kelly Elementary School, Mrs. Clau- dine B. ... Doty School, Reuben Johnson, Principal MESQUITE: G. W. Carver School, W. O. Gray, Principal MEXIA: Dunbar High School, W. D. Dunn, Principal Woodland School, Mrs.

In line with “cultural integration” are the thoughts of Carter G. Woodson, the founder of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. ... Africans first do- mesticated the sheep, the cow and goat; gave the stimulus to Greek art through Ethiopia and Egypt, and taught the world the most valuable of all gifts, ‘Carter G. ... Woodson, The Story of the Negro Retold (Washington, 1942), p 297 THE HERALD

Webber, principal, Oakwood G. B. Bennett Elementary & High School, Alberta Bastanes, prin- cipal, Buffalo Douglas High School, J. F. Boozer, principal, Centerville Carter G. Woodson Elementary & High School, C. C. ... Irene Gardner, principal, Corsicana G. W. Carver Elementary & High School, W. W. Sparks, principal, Dawson F. R. ... G. Oliver, principal, Oakwood G. W. Carver Elementary & High School, Julius Fortson, principal, Jewett Liberty County Douglas High School, H. C. Franks, principal, Cleveland Colbert High School, T. C.

G. Adams, principal, Fort Worth Amanda McCoy Elementary School, R. E. Starr, principal, Fort Worth Carroll Peak Elementary School, Edward Briscoe, principal, Fort Worth Taylor County Woodson High School, David W. ... Calhoun, Supervisor, Austin Trinity County G. W. Carver Hight School, T. L. Mathis, principal, Groveton Trinity Elementary & High School, Calvin Franklin, principal, Tri- nity Tyler County Scott High School, J. K. ... G. Hillard, principal, Tyler Dogan Junior High Schol, T. V. Glover, principal, Tyler Stewart Junior High School, R. S. Austin, principal, Tyler Austin Elementary School Weldon Anderson, principal, Tyler Carver Elementary School, J. B.

Carter G. Woodson, Editor of Journal of Negro History. Mr. Woodson’s subject was teaching Negroes. He advocated as a most effective means of further race development the re-education of our professional leaders. ... Woodson here added that the N. E. ... G. P. WILLIAMS. Committees Nominating—Mr. James Kelly, Mr. T. C. Williams, Miss Margaret Scott, Miss Florence Beck, Mrs. Hannah Lowe. Place of }Weeting—-—Mr. L. B. Granger, Mr. De Barr Asbury, Miss Dorothy ones. Resolutiosvs—liMr.

April 18, 1932. e e e Since all amounts given to Carter G. ... G. WOODSON, Director. 19 ... Woodson, who was the guest speaker at the eighteenth annual meeting. Association of Colored Teachers in the Schools of N. J., New Jersey Manual Training School, Bordentown, New Jersey.

The Negro In Our History by Carter G. Woodson ($3.00). Association for the Study of Negro Life, 1538-9th St., NW., Washington, D. C. 2. A Short History of the American Negro by Brawley. : MecMillan Company, New York, New York. 3. ... In choosing a career we need to think of (1) “The Influence of Environment upon the Choice of a Career.” ... We must think of (2) “The Things which In- fluence a Career Besides Fitness.”

Simmons Carver High School, Augusta............... J. M. Smith Eudora Colored School, Eudora WG HE wJehns Gould Colored School, Gould.............. .A. L. Johnson Carver Elementary School, North Little Rock .. A. W. Young Carter G. ... Johnson G. Washington Carver School, Little Rock H. H. Denton Hermitage Colored High School, Hermitage Zin O. McRae Howard County Trg. School, Mineral Springs W. T. Keaton Childress High School, Nashville ......... T. E. Patterson Henry J. ... Woodson Elementary School, No. L. R. Ozy J. Cheatham Lincoln High School, Fort Smith ......C. M. Greene Baxter Jr. High School, Baxter . Mrs. Emma Baston Lincoln High School, Forrest City ... C: T Cobb Walker High School, Magnolia .. ... B. G.

Carter G. Woodson Elem., N. Little Rock....16.... Mr. Ozy J. Cheatham 106. Lincoln High School, Camden ................ 535 mE C Ry Mr. S. P. Nelson 107. Capital Hill Elementary, Little Rock.......... Il ey Mr. William H. Fowler 108. ... Carver High School, Moro Mr. Larthell F. Young 97. Little River Co. Tr., Ashdown ... 22 o Mr. E. G. Williams 98. Ouachita County High, Bearden ............... 19 G e iy Mr. Lin O. McRae 99. Rosenwald High School, Junction City...11............. Mr. ... Carver Elementary, Texarkana ... 24wl o) Mr. Porter L. Eastland 80. East High School, Eudora .....................12 ..o, Mr. G. C. Johns 81. East Elementary, Eudora ... ...Mr. R. R. Worlds 82. Howard County High, Mineral Springs = ...Mr. N. R.

Mitchell, Executive Director Southern Regional Council, Atlanta, Georgia Elementary Industrial Arts SRRy« ¥k ety St (L The Carter G. Woodson Junior High School, New Orleans e A P L The Challenge of Integration .. 16 By Miss Barbara J. ... sl g R S T B o e The Louisiana Education Association Journal VOLUME 34 APRIL, 1955 NUMBER 4 _ Published January, February, March, April, May, September, October, and November by THE LOUISIANA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 1625 Milton Street, New Orleans, Louisiana

C., Correlation and Integration of In- dustrial Arts with Other Subjects, Elementary School Journal, 44:208-14, December, 1943, CARTER G. WOODSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL—NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Mr. Charles B. Rousseve, Principal The new Carter G. ... Woodson Junior High School at 2514 Third Street, New Orleans, La., built on a square adjoining Shakespeare Park, will accommodate 1500 Negro students in the uptown area. ... Snedden, G. H. Industrial Arts In The Lower Grades, Industrial Arts and Vocational Education. 24:103, April, 1936. Race, H. V., The Psychology of Learning Through Experiences, New York, Ginn and Company, 1938. Smith, L.

Lucy Herth Smith, Lex. ington, Kentucky introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Carter G. Woodson, Ph. D., President of Association of Negro Life and History, Washington, D. C. Dr. ... Woodson’s address was rich in information, masterful in delivery and more than inspiring. Music was rendered by a chorus of teachers from the Jefferson County Teachers Association, di- rected by Mrs.

Carter G. Woodson, Speaker’s fee. . 75.00 19 F. A. Taylor, Director’s expense. - i 1.00 20 Lincoln Bank, three returned checks, (14.00, $1.00, $1.00) ...eouvonnn..n 16.00 20 Dr. Spencer Shank, Speaker’s fee. 15.00 20 Dr. J. W. ... Payments —April 1, 1934 to June 1, 1934 April 1 G. Carney Cross, K. N. E. A. Bulletin Postage 4 oswssivssnimanans vegsia. 5 $ 11.15 9 Cash, Postage on 1934 Programs, etc (R) 9.25 16 S. L. Barker, Directors’s R. R. fare 3.42 16 J. L.

Kerr, Carter G. Woodson School in Dilwyn, James Lyle, Down- ing School, Lexington; Mrs. G. L. Anderson, secretary, Jefferson School, Clifton Forge; and W. C. ... Sixth District Plans Career Day in 61 The Sixth District VTA has laid plans for its first Career Day to be held at Dunbar High School in Lynch- burg in April, 1961. ... G. Richardson, attended the Na- tional Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Convention in Chicago.

Cheatham, Principal G. W. Carver Elementary School A. W. Young, Principal Carter G. Woodson School J. D. Hunter, Principal PARKDALE Savage High School Mrs. Bertha Dooley, Principal (ATA, NEA, AmTA 1009,) PRESCOTT McRae High School A. L. ... Denton, Principal Carver Elementary School A. A. Arnold, Principal LUXORA Luxora High School P. W. Johnson, Principal MAGNOLIA Walker High School B. G. Williams, Principal Columbia County High School F. B. ... Bell .. 9-27-52 821 1.V, Miller- .. 9-27-52 822 Cartha Gray .. 9-27-52 823 F. W. Smith _. 9-27-52 824 Parkin Ptg. . 9-27-52 825 Camera Center ... 9-27-52 826 Shrine Circus ... 9-27-52 827 F. W.

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Epps, Carter G. Woodson School, Hope- ASSOCIATION NEWS well, Virginia; Fifth District, Mr. J. Elmer Turner, Albert Harris NeorpsHistory Wieelcilietters o820 o i e s 73 School, Martinsville, Virginia; Sixth Sadie V. Lawson District, Mr. Caleb G. ... D. : Insurance Co. ............ 62 Telephone Co. ... ... ... .. 79 Hginpqn, Carver School, Salem, Bobbs-Merrill Book Co. 63 Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Back Cover Virginia; Tenth District, Mrs. ... Car- rie Michie, Carver Regional School, Rapidan, Virginia; Eleventh Dis- i R e et trict, Mrs. N. J. S. McDonald, Box Ofiice of publication and headquarters, Clay Street at Fourth, Richmond 19, Virginia 393, Coeburn’ V1rg1n1a.

G. ... VirciNia EpucaTtion BULLETIN W el &= g mme — ... Woodson School Hopewell — Arlington Elementary School Martinsville — Albert Harris School Martinsville — East Martinsville Elementary School Radford — Fred Wygal School Richmond— George W. Carver School Navy Hill School Randolph School .

Carter G. Woodson in his “Mis-Education of the Negro,” says “Practically all the successful Negroes in this country are of the uneducated type or of that class of Negroes who have had no formal education at all. ... This article is taken from a unit worked out by the class in Primary activi- ties, during the Jackson College Summer School, under the direction of Miss Mary G. Whiteside. ... Woodson’s statements may in a manner seem rash but a study of our educational system shows that our schools are teaching much of fvhat is impractical and what cannot be applied In our daily lives because of the great industrial revolution caused by the

John Andrew Brown has accepted a position at the Carter G. Woodson High School, Dillwyn. He was past principal of Oak Grove Elementary School, Farmville. ... Added to the faculty at Carver-Price School of Appo- mattox this school year is Mrs. Sara W. White, formerly in Prince Edward County. The James Weldon Johnson School, York County, has as its assistant principal Melvin Aldean Moore. ... She will teach in the pri- mary department of the Carver-Price High School of Appomattox. The Booker T. Washington Junior High School of Roanoke has a new mathematics teacher who is Mrs. Mary Sheppherd Allen from Bedford. William B. Pruden and Mrs.

Myers was the recipient of a gift from the teachers, which was presented by Ol- iver Thomas, assistant principal of Carter G. Woodson High School. At this time, Mrs. Margaret T. ... National Cancer Insti- tute. Closing date for submission of entries is December 15. For further information and entry blanks, write to NSTA headquarters, 1201 Sixteenth Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

His devotion to the cause of Negro history led to his alignment with Carter G. Woodson and his Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Persistently and almost single-handedly, through the years, Dr.

His research activity has been greatly stimulated by an association of twenty years with Carter G. Woodson. In March, 1943, Dr. ... Jackson began his teaching career in the fall of 1915 at Voorhees Industrial School, Den- mark, S. C. He served there until 1918. His next teaching position was for two years at the Topeka Industrial Institute. ... BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF LUTHER PORTER JACKSON, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE, ETTRICK, VIRGINIA School Training and Teaching Career ]LUTHER PORTER JACKSON was born in Lexing- ton = Kentucky, & JulyS 1 1892 8 the S ninth child in a family

G. Macklin, Petersburg; Civic Education Secretary, Joseph R. Ransome, Richmond; Auditor, P. J. Chesson, Norfolk. ... Battle has indi- cated that he will ask the general as- sembly to add fifteen million dollars to the forty-five million grant for school facilities passed by the 1949 assembly session. ... Woodson, Blackstone; C. L. Atkins, Rocky- mount; Harry Ferguson, Lynchburg; H. DeWitt Logan, Berryville; S. M. Sydnor, Arlington; L. A. Sydnor, Roanoke; Booker T. Reaves, Charlottesville; N. J. S. McDonald, Coeburn; Treasurer, Lavinia J.

Marian Belle Saunders, teach- er, Carter G. Woodson School, Rich- mond is president of the local chapter and Mrs. Nannie Christian, George Mason School, Richmond is conclave chairman. National president is Mrs. Marion H. Bluitt, Washington, D. C. ... G. Gladden. Superintendent, | this G. L. X. Cowling Appointed To State Department G. L. X. ... G. Macklin, who is now devoting full time at Virginia State College, Peters- burg. His office is with Dr. A. G. Richardson, Associate Supervisor of Secondary and Elementary Education, 214 E. Clay Street.

Carter G. Woodson School North Little Rock, Ark. A Report from the ANNUAL MEET- ING — Dept. of Elementary School Principals Held at Los Angeles, Cali- fornia, February 28th-March 4th, 1959. ... G. Williams LOCAL ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS Aghley it il s % .G. L. Tillis, Portland Arkansas ........ Albert Mitchell, Stuttgart Benton ...........Mrs. C. ... McNeil, Crawfordsville Cross; o sty D G 1 DeShay, Wynne Dallas = .Fred Oakley, Carthage Desha I e T. J. Lowe, Tillar DreWE e /i e v Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Wilmar Grange ) oo Mrs. R. G. Lambert, Sheridan Hempstead .G. S. Williamson, Washington Howard N.

Carter G. Woodson — who died this past March and to the work of The Association for The Study of Negro Life and History. ... The -contribution of WOODSON-MEMORIAL- DOLLAR MEMBERSHIPS by as many adults and classes as possible as a direct contribution to ATA Pres. &)ca/ze 01/3@6%4 Al44e. ... Woodson). . A planned financial effort in behalf of the total project which should include the following: a. A per-capita student-contribution goal of at least 10 cents and larger contributions from the adults. b.

Carter G. Woodson, of the District of Columbia, by Mrs. LUCY HARTH SMITH; Dr. Anthony J. Major, of West Virginia, by Miss MARY L. WILLIAMS; Dr. M. ¥F. Whitaker, by MR. A. T. BUTLER, of South Carolina; and Dr. George Biddle, and Dr.

In commenting on the contributions of the late Dr Carter G. Woodson in the area of human development, the speaker pointed out two facts of Dr. ... Woodson’s ex- periences which should be noted: (1) He received con- siderable support at first from some groups which had sought to quell his efforts.