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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
2
Barbers Hill High School adds Betty Maranto to complete its faculty. The 37 year old brings a bachelor’s in business education from Sam Houston State University earned 1934 and a 1937 master of education. She previously taught in Anahuac Dickinson and Spring Branch. Betty Clare, 33, becomes a dietitian with homemaking training from Laniat State University Beaumont.
Hartene Davis Flowers will teach sixth grade at Horace Mann Junior School. She attended Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College and graduated from the University of Houston. She has one year of teaching experience in Bayfuchl. Mrs. Davis and her husband have two children, eight and nine months old in 1960. The high school faculty lists Robert Capello, Zo jnelle Cornett, Ernest Earves, Richard French, Elizabeth Gill, John Hall, Arthur Harvey, Janis Hit home economics, Carolyn Larrison, Robert Lauer, R. C. Richardson, Jack Rodmisty, Eugene Sharp, Lou Thompson, J. Grimes, Maranto, and R. Wernack as principal.
Barbers Hill Schools welcome four new teachers to Barbers Hill Elementary and Junior High. Debor ah Fields joins remedial programs after teaching at Pilgrim Elementary. Beulah Whitey will teach fifth and sixth grade science, with years at multiple districts. Jim Hendrick becomes junior high coach and math teacher, bringing extensive coaching and administration training. The district lists additional faculty and staff including librarians, aides, and nurses, with John Wheeler as principal and Janie Kolb as secretary.
Glasgow reports a 27 percent increase in graduates from Scottish universities taking up teaching from 1980 to 1989. About 43 percent of female graduates entered teacher training, versus 3 percent of men, highlighting gender differences in the profession.
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