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Educational Publication No. 112 Division of School Inspection'No. 30
High Schools of North Carolina
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
WHITE AND COLORED
URBAN AND RURAL
A COMPLETE LIST
1926-27
published by the
State Superintendent of Purlic Instruction
raleigh, n. c.
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EtEIOOLS ADDS* ^0 THE ACCREDITED LIST
JOS THE SESSION 1925-27
ACCREDIT^ ^S OP JUlffi 1, 1927.
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Bethlehem II B
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Sand Hill II B
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Southnont II B
Uidway II B
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EDGECOMBE
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LENOIR
Moss Hill II B
HCDOViELL
Pleasant Garden II B
Mecklenburg
Berryhill II A
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Jackson
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INTRODUCTION
In the last twenty years North Carolina has made a serious and
continuous effort to increase the offerings of the public schools on a
universal basis from the seventh grade up through the high school. As
a result of this effort we have witnessed a phenomenal growth in the
enrollment of the public high schools, especially in the rural districts.
The constitutional term of six months is not a sufficient basis to provide
the necessary elementary training for entrance upon high school at a
reasonable age. It has, therefore, been necessary in all local communi-ties,
both city and rural, to vote a special tax to lengthen the school
term beyond six months before undertaking to provide adequate high
school facilities. Notwithstanding this handicap, more than half of
the rural territory of the State is now included in high school districts..
Forty-five thousand boys and girls are enrolled in the public high
schools. During this constructive period the greater effort has been
given to providing buildings and to securing funds for the extension of
fcthe term. The time has now come, however, when more attention can
be given to the scientific organization of these schools to the end that
they may be made more efficient.
There has been considerable criticism coming out from the colleges
that rural boys and girls coming from these new institutions were
not as well prepared for college as students coming from the city
schools. We should not be surprised at this if we take into consideration
the fact that many pupils graduating from the high schools attended
elementary school for only four or six months in the year. We should
take into consideration also the fact that these rural high schools are
new and made up of pupils who have not been associated throughout
the whole school period, and for these reasons could not reasonably be
expected to do as efficient work as the older schools with their accumu-
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lated traditions and standards. The efficiency of the rural high schools
is rapidly improving, however, and in the course of a few years we may
confidently expect a much hetter output than we are now receiving.
This interest in rural high school education is made increasingly
manifest in each succeeding year by the addition of a great number
of standard high schools. We should remember at all times that these
high schools are set up by the vote of a majority of the qualified
electors in each district and must, therefore, represent the common
will and determination of these communities to provide better edu-cational
opportunities for the children belonging to them. This high
school development is not the result of outside pressure, but is a
direct growth from within, being the expression of the desire of the
people in each particular community.
The program of expansion is approximately half completed. There
are still other rural boys and girls who would gladly accept the high
school opportunity if it were provided for them. This desire for better
school facilities on the part of the people themselves as manifested by
their continuous effort in this direction, is a sign of a healthy and
wholesome educational spirit among the people of the State.
This bulletin was prepared by Dr. J'. Henry Highsmith, Director of
the Division of School Inspection. It is hoped that it will be of
service to those communities already operating high schools and an
inspiration to those who do not yet have them.
State Superintendent Public Instruction.
EXPLANATORY NOTE
This list of high schools in North Carolina gives the name of the
school together with the name of the principal and the postoffice
address of the school. The schools are listed alphabetically by counties.
The name of the county superintendent follows the name of the county
iu each case together with his address. The schools are listed as
Special Charter or city schools, Rural schools, and Private schools.
The list contains the names of 686 white high schools and 94 colored
high schools, making a total of 780 schools in which some high school
work is being done. Of the 686 white schools 543 are accredited. Of
the 94 colored high schools 49 are accredited. There are 107 special
charter white schools, and 33 colored. There are 546 white and 25
colored rural schools. There are 32 private colored schools.
The classification of all accredited schools is given. For example
:
Alexander-Wilson in Alamance County is classified as an accredited
school, II, A. 1924. This means that the school is an accredited school
in group II, Class A, placed upon the list in 1924. For complete
information on classification of schools see pages 11-14 this bulletin.
When the classification of a school is not given it is a non-standard
school.
All Special Charter and Rural High Schools are public unless
otherwise stated. Private schools are listed separately. Where the
name of the principal is not given it means that the Preliminary Report
for the session 1926-27 has not been received. There are few such cases.
All schools which have been accredited for the session 1925-26
together with all schools previously accredited are included in the list.
The list is complete, therefore, until the close of the session 1926-27.
The date of accrediting of schools in 1920 and prior thereto is not
indicated in this list.
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For the convenience of directors of summer schools and college
authorities who admit students upon a basis of graduation from standard
schools a list of schools arranged alphabetically is given in this bulletin.
Persons who are not familiar with the location of schools in the
various counties find it difficult to locate the names of schools when
they are given alphabetically by counties. It is hoped that this list
will expedite the work of all those who have occasion to use the names
of accredited schools.
The high schools of the State which are members of or accredited
by the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern
States are given in the bulletin both as a recognition of these schools
and as information for those who may wish to know the schools which
are accredited by the Southern Association.
The High School Course of Study has been revised and reprinted.
Special attention is called to the bulletin, High School Reorganization,
Educational Publication No. 98. This bulletin outlines the curriculum,
suggests the organization, and shows a daily schedule for three, four,
five and six teacher schools. All high school principals are expected
to be thoroughly familiar with the bulletin, High School Reorganization,
and to use it faithfully.
Director Division School Inspection.
February 1, 1927.
STANDARD HIGH SCHOOLS
A Standard High School as defined in the State law is as follows: "A
school term of not less than 160 days; four years or grades beyond the
seventh elementary grade; three teachers holding required certificates; not
less than forty-five pupils in average daily attendance; a program of
studies approved by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction; such
equipment as may be deemed necessary by the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction to make the instruction beneficial to pupils."
In the interpretation of this law the following suggestions and require-ments
are made for the development of a standard high school:
1. Teachers
Every teacher employed in a standard or accredited high school must hold
a high school teacher's certificate issued by the Division of Certification.
This requirement holds for all classes of schools, public and private, white
and colored, urban and rural. At least three whole time teachers must be
employed in the lowest class of standard school. These three teachers may
be employed when the average daily attendance is forty-five pupils; four
teachers may be employed for an average daily attendance of seventy; five
teachers for an average daily attendance of 100 pupils, and one additional
teacher for each additional thirty pupils in average daily attendance.
2. Length of Term
The length of term in a Group II, Class B School, which is the lowest
class of standard high school, must be eight months or 160 days, exclusive
of holidays.
3. Length of Recitation Periods
With an eight months term, 160 days, recitation periods must be forty-five
minutes in the clear in order that each course may be 120 clock hours of
a unit of work. In arranging a daily schedule provision should be made
for at least five minutes between recitation periods to allow for time spent
in changing classes. The actual time spent in instruction during each
recitation period must be forty-five minutes.
4. Fifteen Standard Units Are Required for Graduation
A unit is defined as follows: A unit is the credit allowed for the satis-factory
completion of a course pursued for thirty-two weeks or more with
five recitation periods per week, each recitation period being forty-five
minutes in length. If the term is thirty-six weeks, recitation periods may
be forty minutes in length. A unit of work is 120 clock hours. In esti-mating
the fifteen units required for graduation such subjects as Arithmetic
and Spelling should not be considered. When Arithmetic is offered in
the eighth grade credit may be given toward graduation from any given
school, but such credit will not be accepted by colleges in meeting entrance
requirements.
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5. Average Daily Attendance
There must be at least forty-five pupils in average daily attendance
in the lowest standard school. Such an average attendance permits the
employment of three whole-time properly certified teachers.
6. Course of Study
A four year course of study must be provided. This means ordinarily
the eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. In some schools there are
twelve grades and in some instances the eighth grade is regarded as a part
of the junior high school. There is nothing to prevent the organization
of a high school on the Junior-Senior basis. When an effort is made to
organize on this basis it is suggested that the seventh and eighth grades
be organized as a junior high school and the ninth, tenth, and eleventh
grades as the senior high school. In schools where there are twelve grades
it will be more convenient to organize on what is known as the 6-3-3 Plan:
the six year elementary school, a three year junior high school, composed of
grades seven, eight and nine, and a senior high school composed of grades
ten, eleven and twelve. In small high schools with three or four teachers
and an average daily attendance of forty-five to seventy pupils it is not
advisable, perhaps, to attempt to organize on the Junior-Senior basis.
Note: Every school should be organized as suggested in High School
Reorganization, publication No. 98. The Curriculum adopted must conform to
the suggestion made for three, four, five and six teacher schools.
7. Equipment
A. Library—A separate room with adequate furniture must be provided
for the library which may be used also as a reading room. There must be
in the lowest standard high school at least 300 volumes of distinctively
high school grade. The books in the library should be distributed as
follows:
(1) All reference books and periodicals suggested in the high school
library bulletin.
(2) Fifty volumes of standard fiction.
(3) Fifty volumes of standard literature, in the form of essays, orations,
addresses, short stories, and dramas.
(4) At least ten of the books suggested on Agriculture and Home
Economics.
(5) Seventy-five volumes of History and Biography.
(6) Twenty-five books on Georgraphy and Travel.
(7) Good editions of at least twenty-five of the leading British and
American Poets.
In meeting the requirements each of the reference books and periodicals
may be counted as one volume in the 300 books required for standard schools.
B. Maps—To make the teaching effective, it is necessary not only to
have good textbooks, but also to have good apparatus, such as maps, charts,
lantern slides, pictures, and specimens. The requirements for maps for
use in connection with physical, general or commercial georgraphy, general
science, history, and literature are as follows:
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usical series:
1. World on Mercator's Projection 5. Europe
2. United States 6. Asia
3. North America 7. Africa
4. South America 8. Australia
Five of the above are required, but the entire series should be provided
if possible.
B. BLACKBOARD OUTLINE SERIES:
Five under A above are required, and eight or more are recommended.
c. political series:
At least one set of seven or eight maps, under A above, are required.
Also a good map of North Carolina, and a map of the Land Office, U. S.
Department of the Interior, showing the territorial expansion of the United
States.
d. historical series:
1. For English, History and Literature:
England, or the British Isles.
2. For Ancient History and Latin:
Ancient World, Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, Ancient Italy.
(This historical series is recommended, but not required.)
E. FOR MODERN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN HISTORY:
1. A good series of charts for European History.
2. A good series of charts for American History.
(These charts are recommended, but not required.)
These requirements with reference to maps and charts became effective
September 1, 1923.
C. Laboratory—For the teaching of Science there must be at least one
room set apart for laboratory work and this room must have the necessary
furniture and supplies. At least two sciences must be taught in a standard
school. In the small school these sciences or subjects should be General
Science in the eighth grade and Biology in the ninth. In the larger schools
additional sciences may be offered.
In providing for each science the general apparatus and supplies should
be purchased and one individual set for each two to four students in any
given class. In General Science and Biology 25 to 30 experiments should
be properly performed by each student taking these subjects.
D. High School Records and Reports—The high school records are a
matter of first rate importance. The high school register should be used
by the high school teachers and the permanent high school record card
furnished by the State Department must be used. The State Department
of Public Instruction has printed a sufficient supply of permanent high
school record cards to furnish the necessary cards for all high schools.
These may be obtained from the office of the County Superintendent.
A filing case should be provided in each high school for the keeping of-high
school records. A filing cabinet is an essential part of the equipment
of each high school principal's office.
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The Preliminary Report should be submitted promptly when request is
made. This is the report which is to be made shortly after the opening
of each school session. The Annual Report should be made immediately
after the close of school and submitted promptly. One copy should be sent
to the County Superintendent, one to the State High School Supervisor,
and one copy kept in the office of the principal for reference. No school
can be properly rated Until the annual report is submitted.
8. Required Subjects
There are some subjects so fundamental that they should be required of
all students. Occasionally a student will be found who lacks ability to
pursue successfully any given high school subject, but the majority of all
students will be able to do satisfactorily the work required in connection
with a few prescribed subjects.
The following units are required for graduation from a standard school:
Units
English 4
Mathematics 2
Science 2
History 2
*Foreign Language 2
9. Elective Subjects
Elective subjects are offered under the Reorganization Plan but students
should select electives wisely in order to prevent smattering.
It will be noted that only two units of foreign language are required.
These units may be offered in Latin or French in small schools along with
German and Spanish in larger schools. Four years or more of a foreign
language should be offered in certain types of schools. The two required
units for graduation from high school will not meet college entrance re-quirements
in every instance and students desiring such credit should be
advised to take perhaps four years of Latin and at least two years of
modern language if the curriculum adopted make it possible.
The two units in Mathematics should include Arithmetic and Algebra.
Students who wish to complete college entrance requirements should take at
least one and one half years of Algebra and one year of Plane Geometry.
In the larger high schools where Advanced Algebra and Solid Geometry are
offered as electives it will be possible for students to select these courses
in contemplation of college entrance.
Students who specialize in Vocational subjects are not required to offer
foreign language credits for graduation. If a student takes four years of
Agriculture he is not required to offer any foreign language work in meeting
the requirements for graduation. This applies also to students who take four
years of Home Economics. A student who offers only two years of either
one of these subjects is required to offer the two units of foreign language
work required for graduation.
* Not required of students specializing in vocational subjects.
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COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
The colleges in the State differ somewhat with regard to credits or units
required for entrance to college. The colleges have agreed, however, to
grant the following credits for work done in high school toward meeting
college entrance requirements:
Units
English 4
Social Science, including History and Civics 4
Mathematics 4
Greek 3
Latin 4.7
French 3
German 3
Spanish 2
Botany 5 or 1
Chemistry 5 or 1
Physics 5 or 1
Physiology 5
Zoology 5 or 1
General Science 5 or 1
Physiography 5 or 1
Drawing 1
Commercial Geography 5
Vocational Agriculture 2
Bookkeeping 1
Commercial Arithmetic 1
Stenography 1
Manual Training 2
Home Economics 2
Bible 2
Music , 2
Expression 5
It should be kept in mind in estimating college credits that a unit of
work is 120 clock hours. A subject may be given an entrance credit of
one unit if the course is pursued for a term of thirty-two weeks, five days
to the week, with recitation periods forty-five minutes in length. The same
credit may be secured for a thirty-six weeks term with forty-minute recita-tion
periods. If a student knows what college he expects to enter, he should
plan his course to meet the entrance requirements of that institution.
THE CLASSIFICATION OF HIGH SCHOOLS
There are two groups of standard high schools in North Carolina:
Group I—Class AA, Class A, and Class B.
Group II—Class A, and Class B.
(Class B is the lowest standard or accredited school.)
Note. Every teacher employed in a standard high school must hold a high
school teacher's certificate.
The Standards of these groups are set forth as follows:
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Group I—Class AA.
1. A four-year course of study beyond the seventh grade.
2. Length of term—nine months, or 180 days, exclusive of holidays.
3. Number of teachers—twelve teachers holding proper certificates.
4. Length of recitation periods—at least forty minutes.
5. Fifteen standard units required for graduation.
6. Laboratory facilities for the teaching of Science—General Science and
Biology, and Physics or Chemistry.
7. Library of at least 1,000 volumes of distinctly high school books.
8. Required number of maps, charts, and other equipment.
9. Attendance—at least 310 pupils in average daily attendance.
Group I—Class A.
1. Four-year course of study.
2. Length of term—nine months, or 180 days, exclusive of holidays.
3. Number of teachers—four teachers of academic subjects and two
teachers of vocational subjects—a total of six teachers.
4. Length of recitation periods—at least forty minutes.
5. Fifteen units required for graduation.
6. Laboratory facilities for the teaching of Science.
7. Library of not fewer than 500 volumes.
8. Maps according to requirements.
9. Attendance—at least 130 pupils in average daily attendance.
Group I—Class B.
1. Four-year course of study.
2. Length of term—nine months, or 180 days, exclusive of holidays:
3. Number of teachers—four whole-time teachers, one of whom may be
a teacher of vocational subjects.
4. Length of recitation periods—at least forty minutes.
5. Fifteen units required for graduation.
6. Laboratory facilities for the teaching of Science.
7. Library of not fewer than 500 volumes.
8. Maps according to requirements.
9. Attendance—at least 70 pupils in average daily attendance.
Group II—Class A,
1. Four-year course of study.
2. Length of term—eight months, or 160 days, exclusive of holidays.
3. Four whole-time teachers, one of whom may be a teacher of voca-tional
subjects.
4. Length of recitation periods—at least forty-five minutes.
5. Fifteen units required for graduation.
6. Laboratory facilities for the teaching of Science.
7. Library of not fewer than 300 volumes.
8. Maps according to requirements.
9. Attendance—at least 70 pupils in average daily attendance.
Group II—Class B.
: L Foui>year course of study. '
2. Length of term—eight months, or 160 days, exclusive of holidays.
3. Three whole-time teachers, holding proper certificates.
4. Length of recitation periods—at least forty-five minutes.
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5. Fifteen units required for graduation.
6. Laboratory facilities for the teaching of Science—at least two Sciences.
7. Library of not fewer than 300 volumes.
8. At least forty-five pupils in average daily attendance.
9. Maps according to requirements.
The schools below those of standard grade should be classified. The work
in a school should be so organized that it can be definitely estimated just
what amount of credit a pupil is entitled to for the work he has completed.
There are three classes of schools below those of standard grade. These
constitute what will be known as Group III schools, Classes A, B, and C.
Group III—Class A.
This is a three-teacher, non-standard high school.
A high school may have three whole-time teachers, offer four years of
work, and have a term of thirty-two weeks, but not be rated as a standard
school because certain requirements have not been met. Such a school is
called a three-teacher non-standard school. In such a school every effort
should be put forth, of course, to meet the requirements of a standard or
accredited school.
The principal of a school of this class must hold at least the High School
Teachers' Certificate, Class A. and :may receive a salary of $1,800 on a
basis of a nine months' term.
Group III—Class B. A Certified School.
By Certified School is meant the following:
1. Three years of work beyond the elementary school. That is, the
work of the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades, or first, second, and
third years of a high school.
2. A term of thirty-two weeks, exclusive of holidays.
3. Recitation periods of forty-five minutes in length.
4. Two whole-time teachers, holding proper certificates.
5. Laboratory facilities for the teaching of General Science.
6. A library of not less than 200 volumes.
7. Twelve units of work completed.
8. An average daily attendance of thirty pupils.
The principal of a Certified School must hold at least the High School
Teacher's Certificate, Class A, and may receive a salary of $1,600 on a
basis of a nine months' term.
Group III—Class C. A Recognized School.
A Recognized School may be defined as follows:
1. Two years of work beyond the elementary school. That is, the work
of the eighth and ninth grades, or first and second years of high
school.
2. A term of thirty-two weeks, exclusive of holidays.
3. Recitation period of forty-five minutes in length.
4. One whole-time teacher holding proper certificate.
5. Eight units of work completed.
6. Library of 100 volumes.
7. Twenty pupils in average daily attendance.
The principal of a Recognized School must hold at least the High School
Teacher's Certificate, Class A, and may receive a salary of $1,500 on a
basis of a nine months' term.
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High School work should not be undertaken unless it can be provided for
in a somewhat adequate manner. No school will be recognized as a high
school unless there is one teacher giving whole time to high school instruc-tion.
High school work should not be attempted in a school where an ele-mentary
teacher, who should be giving her whole time to the elementary
school, employs a part of her time in giving high school instruction.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
The schools listed below are accredited by or are members of the Associa-tion
of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. Those
marked (*) were added to the list in December, 1926.
Aberdeen, Aberdeen—A. S. Ballard.
Albemarle, Albemarle—J. P. Sifford.
Asheville
—
Academy of St. Genevieve, Asheville—Mother Mabel Monk.
Asheville High School, Asheville—Lee H. Edwards.
Asheville School, Asheville—W. H. Jones.
Asheville Normal, Asheville—Miss Olivia C. Gillespie.
Badin, Badin—E. R. Spruill.
Boiling Springs, Boiling Springs—J. D. Huggins.
Burlington, Burlington—W. D. Halfacre.
Canton, Canton—R. J. Reveley.
Caroleen (Henrietta-Caroleen), Caroleen—J. B. Jones.
Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill—L. R. Sides.
Charlotte (Central), Charlotte—E. H. Garringer.
Concord, Concord—A. H. Jarratt.
*Dunn, Dunn—J. Shepard Bryan.
Durham—
Durham High School, Durham—W. F. Warren.
West Durham High School, West Durham—S. G. Lindsay.
Edenton, Edenton—John A. Holmes.
Elizabeth City, Elizabeth City—A. B. Combs.
*Elm City, Elm City—P. T. Fugate.
Farmville, Farmville—G. R. Wheeler.
Fayetteville, Fayetteville—J. R. MacNeel.
Forest City (Cool Springs), Forest City—C. A. Erwin.
Gastonia, Gastonia—J. Eris Cassell.
Goldsboro, Goldsboro—W. A. Mahler.
Greensboro, Greensboro—C. W. Phillips.
Greenville, Greenville—J. A. Keech.
Hamlet, Hamlet—H. M. Kizer.
Henderson, Henderson—A. P. Sledd.
Hendersonville
—
Blue Ridge School, Hendersonville—J. R. Sandifer.
*Fassifern School, Hendersonville—J. R. Sevier.
Hendersonville High, Hendersonville—H. C. Mardis.
Hickory, Hickory—R. W. Carver.
High Point, High Point—L. R. Johnston.
Kinston (Grainger), Kinston—Miss Madge Daniels.
Laurinburg, Laurinburg—R. G. Kiser.
Lenoir, Lenoir—J. P. Leeper.
Lexington, Lexington—T. D. Stokes.
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Lumberton, Lumberton—W. S. Whitaker.
Marshall, Marshall—D. W. Kanoy.
Mars Hill College (H. S. Dept.), Mars Hill—R. M. Lee.
Monroe, Monroe—R. N. Ledford.
Morganton, Morganton—D. W. Maddox.
*Mount Airy, Mount Airy—Miss Margaret Sparger.
North Wilkesboro, North Wilkesboro—L. E. Calhoun.
Oak Ridge Institute, Oak Ridge—T. E. Whitaker.
Oxford
—
Oxford High School, Oxford—W. W. Weldon.
Oxford Orphanage, Oxford—Dennis H. Cooke.
Raeford, Raeford—J. M. Stackhouse.
Raleigh
—
Raleigh High School, Raleigh—C. E. Wessinger.
Saint Mary's School, Raleigh—W. W. Way, President
State School for the Blind, Raleigh—Hugh C. Griffin.
Reidsville, Reidsville—J. H. Fleming.
Rich Square, Rich Square—A. W. Oakes, Jr.
Roanoke Rapids, Roanoke Rapids—C. W. Davis.
Rockingham, Rockingham—Miss Kate Finley.
Rocky Mount, Rocky Mount—Z. L. Foy.
Rutherford College (H. S. Dept.), Rutherford College—W. F. Starnes.
Rutherfordton-Spindale, Rutherfordton—B. L. Smith
Pineland School for Girls, Salemburg—Mr and Mrs. W. J. Jones.
Salisbury (Boyden), Salisbury—Frank B. John.
Selma, Selma—N. C. Woodlief.
Scotland Neck, Scotland Neck—F. M. Tucker.
Shelby, Shelby—A. C. Lovelace.
Smithfield, Smithfield—N. C. Shuford.
Southern Pines, Southern Pines—W. F. Allen.
Spencer, Spencer—W. F. Shealy.
Statesville, Statesville—W. R. Kirkman.
Tarboro, Tarboro—W. C. Ramsey.
Thomasville, Thomasville—P. C. Newton.
*Warrenton, Warrenton—J. Y. Kerr.
Washington, Washington—E. S. Johnson.
Wilmington (New Hanover), Wilmington—W. O. Hampton.
Wilson, Wilson—Ray Armstrong.
Winston-Salem
—
Salem Academy, Winston-Salem—Miss Eleanor C. Chase.
Winston-Salem H. S. (R. J. Reynolds), Winston-Salem—J. Watson
Moore.
'
LIST OF SCHOOLS ACCREDITED FOR THE SCHOOL
YEAR CLOSING JUNE 30, 1926
County and School Principal Post Office Classification
Alamance:
Elon College II, B.
Anson:
S. H. Mingus - .-. Polkton, R-2 II, B.
Deep Creek D. W. B. Coon Wadesboro, R II, B.
W. L. Harris Peachland -.__.. II, B.
Bladen:
Kelly (French's
Creek) W. N. Rhyne Kelly . II, B.
Buncombe:
0. H. Tilson. -. Asheville, R-2 II, B.
Burke:
C. C. Long II, B.
Camden:
South Mills____ South Mills II, B.
Carteret:
R. L. Fritz, Jr. Beaufort. II, B.
Catawba:
Mountain View W. E. Abernathy... Hickory, R.F.D. II, B.
Chatham:
Goldston-. .. J.H.Moore.-. ... . . .. . II, B.
Cleveland:
Fallston W. R.Gary Fallston II, A.
Cumberland:
Sunnyside R. W. McDonald Fayetteville, R.F.D.
_
II, B.
Davidson:
0. M. Staton II, B.
Duplin:
C. H. Walker II, B.
Kenansville I. C. Pait __ Kenansville II, B.
18 High Schools of North Carolina
County and School Principal Post Office Classification
Forsyth
:
J. H. White II, B.
Mineral Springs W. A. Sowers Winston-Salem, R-3. II, A.
W.B. Speas II, B.
Franklin:
C. B. Howard II, B.
Gates
:
L. C. Hand II, B.
II, B.
Granville:
Oak Hill W. C. Poe Virgilina, Va II, A.
Greene:
Walstonburg _. H. W. Carter Walstonburg II, B.
Guilford:
Greensboro, R-6
Brown Summit
II, B.
L. H. Floyd II, B.
Halifax:
Aurelian
V. C. Matthews II, B.
Hertford:
Harrellsville
Murfreesboro
II, B.
II, B.
Hyde:
G. M. Guthrie II, B.
Iredell:
S. B. Smithey .. II, B.
Jackson:
W. C. Reed Whittier II, B.
Johnston:
E. T. Boyette Kenly, R.F.D II, B.
II, B.
Wilson s Mills II, B.
Madison: *
Mars Hill Ethel E. English Mars Hill II, A.
High Schools of North Carolina 19
County and School Principal Post Office Classification
Mecklenburg:
Bain
(Mint Hill).. Harry L. Griffin Matthews, R-19 II, B.
T. C. Lingerfeldt *.-. II, B.
Oakhurst W. S. Hough___ Charlotte, R-l II, A.
Steel Creek
W. C. Merritt Pineville, R-15 II, B.
Moore:
Cameron . .
.
J. Clyde Kelly Cameron II, A.
Nash:
L. H. McNeely II, B.
Northampton:
T. R Everett - II, B.
Pitt:
Guy B. Rhodes II, B.
Randolph:
Franklin vUle__. II, B.
F A Ficquett II, B.
Rowan:
II, B.
R. Lee Trexler II, B.
C. A. Furr II, A.
E. N. Peeler II, B.
Rutherford:
Ellenboro . R. B. Tapp II, A.
Rutherfordton -. II, B.
Stanly:
P. D. Baird New London II, B.
Albemarle
II, A.
Stokes:
C. M. Felts Germanton . II, B. .
Surry:
Rockford .. II, B.
Union:
W. Q. Gngg - Indian Trail
Monroe, R-l
II, B.
Union J. B. Haney II, B.
20 High Schools of North Carolina
County and School Principal Post Office Classification
Vance:
Dabnev J. R. Nixon ... Dabney II, B.
Zeb Vance
.
C. M. Billings, Jr Kittrell II, B.
Washington:
•
Mackevs _ _- A. W. Davenport Mackeys .- II, B.
E. N. Riddle II, B.
Wayne:
Grantham . W. J. Nichols. Goldsboro, R-4. II, B.
Seven Springs.
.
B. K. Miller Seven Springs II, B.
Yancey:
E. D. Wilson. . II, B.
Pensaeola II, B.
SCHOOLS DROPPED FROM THE ACCREDITED LIST
JUNE 1, 1926.
Bertie:
Lewiston-
Buncombe:
Grove Park
Forsyth
:
W. L. Ingold
Guilford:
Polk:
W. H. Cole
Robeson:
Lumber Bridge.
WHITE HIGH SCHOOLS
Countv, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
ALAMANCE:
Special Charter:
Burlington.
.
Graham
Haw River..
Mebane
Rural
:
Altamahaw-
Ossipee
Alexander-
Wilson
Eli Whitney.
Elon College
Friendship...
Pleasant Grove
Stony Creek..
Sylvan
ALEXANDER:
Rural:
Bethlehem
Hiddenite
Stony Point. ..
Taylorsville...
ALLEGHANY:
Rural:
Piney Creek .
.
Sparta '..
Private:
Glade Valley..
ANSON:
Special Charter:
Morven
Wadesboro
Rural:
Ansonville
Burnsville
Deep Creek..
_
Lilesville
McFarlan
Peachland
Polkton
ASHE:
Rural:
Bowie
Elkland
Helton
Lansing
Sutherland
Virginia-
Carolina
West Jefferson
A. H. King
W. D. Halfacre
H. G. McBane
J. D. Barber
J. P. Moore
David Miller
W. A. Young
C. V. Ferguson
J. A. Hornaday
H. L. Foster
C.M.Miller
A. L. Combs
R. H. Hutchinson
M. A. Stone
W. W. Stockman
C. H. Gryder
J. W. McCall
Gilbert Craig
John M. Cheek
T. P. Sheffey
B. Robinson
C. W. Erwin
R. W. Allen
J. F. Lowrance
L. H. Fogleman
Fred Burgess
T. A. Jones
D. W. B. Coon
Zeno Martin
M. F. Teeter
W.L.Harris
W. C. McColl
J. 0. Goodman
L. K. Halsey
J. B. Hash
C. C. Bost
G.H.Hatfield
B. H. Duncan
Robt. E. Lee Plummer
F.C.Nye
Graham...
Burlington
Graham. _.
Haw River
Mebane. ..
Elon College, R-l.
Graham, R-l
Saxapahaw
Elon College
Burlington. __
Burlington, R-3...
Burlington, R-2...
Snow Camp
Taylorsville
Taylorsville
Hiddenite
Stony Point
Taylorsville-.
Sparta
Piney Creek
Sparta
Glade Valley
Wadesboro
Morven
Wadesboro
Ansonville
Polkton, R-2
Wadesboro
Lilesville
McFarlan
Peachland
Polkton
Beaver Creek
Fleetwood
Todd
Sturgills
Lansing
Trade, Tenn
Grassy Creek
West Jefferson
I, A \.
I, B. 1922
II, B. 1925
I, B. 1925
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A. 1924
II, A. 1924
II, A. 1922
II, B. 1923
II, A. 1923
II, B.
II, B. 1924
I, A.
II, B. 1925
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1925
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1924
I, A.
I, B.
22 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
ASHE:
{Continued)
Private
:
G. B. Price II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
I, A.
II, A.
II, A.
I, B.
I, B.
I, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
AVERY: R. T. Teague
Rural:
1922
J. D. Horton
D.C.Butler 1923
1924
Private:
Lees McRae
Edgar H. Tufts
Plumtree School
BEAUFORT: H. H. McLean
Special Charter:
Rural:
E. W. Glass 1925
Bath G.W.Rhodes Bath 1925
C. H. Young 1922
F. Parker 1922
Old Ford C. J. Rast Washington, R.F.D..
Private:
Washington
Coll. Inst M. 0. Fletcher 1923
BERTIE: H. W. Early
Rural:
P. B. Pollock
Colerain
Lewiston
Colerain, R-1
1925
Lewiston-
1923
W. R. Smithwick
J. T. Gaskill
R. M. Peele
Roxobel-
Kelford D. P. McCain J
1922
BLADEN: Elizabethtown
Abbottsburg
Bladenboro
Rural:
V. E. Glenn..
F. Q. Barbee i921
1924
Elizabethtown
Kelly
1925
Kelly (French's
Creek) C. F. Copeland 1926
High Schools of North Carolina 23
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
BLADEN:
(Continued)
White Oak
Academy
BRUNSWICK:
Rural
:
Bolivia
Leland
Southport
BUNCOMBE:
Special Charter:
Asheville
Hall-Fletcher. _
Rural:
Barnardsville -
.
Biltmore
Black
Mountain
Candler
Emma
Fairview
Grace
Haw Creek
Leicester
Sand Hill
Swannanoa
Weaverville
West Buncombe
Woodfin
Shanghai
Venable
Valley Springs
Private:
Acad, of St.
Genevieve
Asheville School
Asheville Farm
School
Asheville Nor.
Sch. (Prep.
Dept.)
Bingham Mil.
Academy
Christ School.
Grove Park
School
Montreal Nor.
School
Weaver College
Lee Schools
for Boys
BURKE:
Special Char er:
Morganton
F. T.Johnson
B. R. Page
S. L. Bowen
W. N.Rhyne
L. J. Dawkins
A. C. Reynolds
Lee H. Edwards
G. A. Hartrick
F. A. Penland
W.H.Jones
J. 0. Wood
C.J.Rich
S.O.Wilde
J. W. Brown
F. L. Safford
0. H. Tilson
C. Fred Jervis
G.V.Allen
E. N.Howell
0. B. Jones
V. W. Brown
W. T. Wells
Miss Minerva Brittain
Floyd Brigman
W. S. Burleson
Mother M. Monk
W. H. Jones
L. H. Burch
J. E.Calfee
Col. S. R. McKee....
R. R.Harris
James Brooks
S. L. Woodward
C. H. Trowbridge
J. A. Peoples
R. L. Patton
D. W. Maddox
White Oak
Southport
Bolivia
Leland
Southport
Asheville
Asheville
Asheville
Barnardsville. ..
Biltmore
Black Mountain
Candler
Asheville, R^._.
Fairview
Asheville, R-l..
Asheville, R-2. _.
Leicester
Candler
Swannanoa
Weaverville
Asheville, R-4.
.
Asheville, R-5__
Weaverville
Biltmore, R-2...
Skyland
Asheville
Asheville School
Farm School
Asheville
Asheville
Arden
Asheville
Montreat
Weaverville
Blue Ridge
Monganton
Morganton
II, A. 1923
II, A.
I, AA.
II, A
I, A
II, A
II, A
II, A
II, B
II, B
II, A
II, B
II, B
II, B
II. A
I, B.
II, A.
I, B.
II, A.
II, B.
I, B.
I, A.
24 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
burke:
(Continued)
Glen Alpine...
Rural:
Drexel
Hildebran
Valdese
Olive Hill....
Private:
Rutherford
College __.
CABARRUS:
Special Charter:
Concord
Rural:
Harnsburg
Kannapolis
Winecoff
Private:
Mont Amoena
Seminary...
Collegiate
Institute
CALDWELL:
Special Charter:
Granite Falls..
Lenoir
Rural:
Collettsville...
Dudley Shoals.
Hudson
Oak Hill
Whitnel
Private:
Davenport
Preparatory
School
Patterson
School
CAMDEN:
Rural:
Shiloh
South Mills....
CARTERET:
Special Charter:
Beaufort
Morehead City.
Rural:
Atlantic
Newport
Smyrna
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
W. T. Byrd.
Mary A. Baugher.
G. B. Stine
C.C.Long
P. E. Corpening...
W. F. Starnes...
J. B. Robertson.
A. H. Jarratt
B. S. Weiler, Jr..
R. C. Cannon...
P. W. Beard
J. H. C. Fisher...
G. F. McAllister.
J. W. Mcintosh..
W. R. Schaff.
J. P. Leeper..
C. M. Abernathy.
A. F. Sharpe
Geo. E. Smith...
A. R. Crisp
W. E. Wilson....
W. A. Jenkins
Hugh A. Dobbin.
L. L. Stevens
S. M. Eddleman.
F. M. Eason
J. H. Workman.
F. L. Stroupe
C.F.Carroll, Jr..
C. A. Dees
R. L. Fritz, Jr Beaufort
J. N. Roberson Morehead City.
Post Office
Address of School
Glen Alpine.
Drexel
Hildebran
Valdese
Morganton, R.F.D.
Connelly Springs.
Concord
Concord.
Harrisburg
Kannapolis..
.
Concord, R-2.
Mt. Pleasant.
Mt. Pleasant.
Lenoir
Granite Falls
.
Lenoir
Collettsville..
Granite Falls.
Hudson
Lenoir, R-2...
Whitnel
Lenoir
Legerwood..
Indiantown.
Shiloh
South Mills
Beaufort.
Atlantic
Newport .
Smyrna..
Accredited
Class—Date
I, B.
II, B.
II, B.
I, B.
I, AA.
II, A.
I, A.
I, B.
II, A.
I, A.
II, A.
II, A
II, B.
II, A.
I, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
High Schools of Worth Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
CASWELL:
Rural
:
Anderson...
Cobb Memorial
Leasburg
Milton
Pelham
Prospect Hill
Semora
Yanceyville
(Bartlett
Yancey) ...
Robt. W. Isley.
CATAWBA:
Special Charter:
Hickory
Newton
Rural:
Ball's Creek
Blackburn
Catawba
Catawba
County
Farm-life
Claremont..
Highland...
Longview. ..
Maiden
Mountain View
Monogram. •
Sherrill's Ford.
West Hickory.
White Church.
Private:
Concordia
College
CHATHAM:
Rural:
Bells
Bennett
Bonlee
Bynum
Goldston
Moncure
Pittsboro
SilerCity
CHEROKEE:
Special Charter:
Andrews
Murphy
CHOWAN:
Special Charter:
Edenton. _.
R. W. Barnette.
F. B. Harton...
D. H. Lashley.
.
J. E. Farrior, Jr.
W. J. Liles
J. E. Joines
C. E. Newman..
S. H. Abell.
J. A. Capps.
Samuel Thompson.
I. H. Butt
R. D. Huitt.
D.J. Whitener....
H. G. Kopenhaver.
R. W. Whitener...
A. P. Whisenhunt.
J. Loy Sox
C. H. Aderholdt...
J. B. Whitener....
W. E. Abernathy..
F. E. Abernathy ..
C. M. Dickson
J. L. Kiser
0. W. Kreinheder.
W. R. Thompson
.
J. F. Gngg
R. L. Forrester.
R. C. Dorsett...
Archie Braxton.
J. H. Moore
H. G. Self
A. V. Nolan
W. G. Coltrane.
A. L. Martin .
.
L. B. Nichols.
B. W. Sipe...
R. H. Bachman.
Yanceyville.
Newton
Claremont
Hickory..
Hickory
Maiden
Hickory
Long Island
Sherrill's Ford.
West Hickory..
R. N. Hoyle Claremont, R-2
Union Ridge. .
Ruffln
Mount Gilead.
Milton
Pelham
Prospect Hill..
Semora.
Yanceyville.
.
Newton
.
Hickory.
Newton.
Miss Paulina Hassell.
Conover.
Pittsboro
.
Apex
Bennett-
.
Bonlee
Bynum..
Goldston..
Moncure.
.
Pittsboro .
Siler City.
Murphy.
Andrews.
Murphy..
Edenton.
Edenton.
II, A. 1925
I, AA.
I, A.
Catawba
Newton, R-2....
Catawba. II, B.
11, A.
II, B.
II, A.
11. A.
II, B.
II, A.
I, B.
II, B.
n, a.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
I, A.
I, B.
I. B.
26 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
CHOWAN:
{Continued)
Rural
C. R. Roe II, B.
II, A.
I, A.
I, AA.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
I, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
I, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
I, AA.
1923
CLAY: AUenJ. Bell Hayesville-.
Hayesville, R-3
Rural:
Elf
A. H. Shuler 1924
CLEVELAND: J. H. Grigg Shelby ..
Special Charter:
Kings
J. Y. Irvin Kings Mountain
Shelby Shelby
Rural:
Fallston W. R. Gary 1926
B. F. Bird
1925
C. C. Sorrels
W. D. Burns
1923
Private:
Boiling Springs.
COLUMBUS: C. C. Russ Whiteville
Rural
:
1923
G. V. McNeill
E. P. Mendenhall Cerro Gordo. 1925
F. F. Thompson 1925
Fair Bluff Fair Bluff
1925
Tabor P. S. Sykes Tabor 1924
Whiteville Whiteville
CRAVEN: R. S. Proctor
Special Charter:
J. M. Shields
Rural:
Craven County
Farm-life
1922
G. C. Bush Dover, R-3_.
J. F. Pugh New Bern, R-2 1925
Brinson
H. C. Banks
CUMBERLAND: B. T. McBryde
Special Charter:
Fayetteville J. R. MacNeel Fayetteville
High Schools of North Carolina 27
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
CUMBERLAND:
(Continued)
Rural
:
Beaver Dam...
Cedar Creek_ .
.
Eastover
Falcon
Godwin
Grays Creek...
Hope Mills
Lan Tabor
Linden
Massey HilL..
South River
Seventy-first. ..
Stedman
Sunnyside
Wade
CURRITUCK:
Rural:
Moyock
Poplar Branch.
DARE:
Rural
:
Kitty Hawk...
Hatteras
Manteo
Wanchese
Stumpy Point -.
DAVIDSON:
Special Charter:
Lexington
Thomasville
Rural:
Arcadia
Churcnland
Denton
Fair Grove
Linwood
Pilot
Reeds
Southmont
Tyro
Welcome
Midway..
Wallburg
Private
:
Baptist
DAVIE:
Special Charter:
Mocksville..
W.E.Williams...
J. P. Crumpler
W. C. Eagles
I. H. Presley
H. M. Wells
C. 0. Small
K. A. McDonald...
Mrs. J. B. Wi!Hns.
D. C. Mosteller....
H. H. Hamilton
A. C. Hol'and
C. C. MacMillan...
J. D. Jerome
R. W. McDonald...
D. S. McCormick.,
Maud C. Newbury.
C. N. Baughan..
B. W. De Shazo.
E. W. Pearson .
A. E. Baum
J. W. Comes . .
.
L. R. Williford.
J. D. Pegram.
.
J. W. Blackard.
S. G. Hasty....
T. D. Stokes..
P. C. Newton-
Curtis Bivens
W. C. Harward.
J. W. Carrell....
R. C. Foster....
R. S. Linwood..
O.G.Fritz
0. M. Staton...
E. C. Willis
E. R. Smith
C. H. Chapman.
H. E. White
H. F. Pardue...
J. L. Fortney.
E. P. Bradley.
E. C. Staton.
.
Roseboro, R-3
Cedar Creek
Fayetteville, R.F.D.
Falcon
Godwin
Hope Mills, R-2
Hope Mills
Linden
Linden
Fayetteville, R.F.D.
Wade
Fayetteville, R-3...
Stedman
Fayetteville, R.F.D.
Wade
Currituck .
Moyock
Poplar Branch.
Manteo
Kitty Hawk.
.
Hatteras
Manteo
Wanchese
Stumpy Point
Lexington
Lexington
Thomasville
.
Welcome
Linwood, R-l
Denton.
Thomasville, R.F.D..
Linwood
Tnomasville, R.F.D..
Lexington, R-3
Southmont
Lexington, R.F.D
Welcome
Lexington, R-l
Wallburg..
Thomasville.
Mocksville..
Mocksville.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B. 1925
II, A. 1925
n, B. 1925
II, B. 1926
II, B.
I, B.
II, B.
I, A.
I, A.
II, B.
n, A.
II, A.
II, B. 1926
II, B 1924
II, A. 1923
I, B. 1925
I, B. 1922
28 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
DAVIE:
(Continued)
Rural:
Cana
Farmington..
_
Fork Church..
Jerusalem
Shady Grove..
Smith Grove..
DUPLIN:
Special Charter:
Faison
Rural
:
Beulaville
Calypso
Chinquapin ...
Kenansville...
Magnolia
Rose Hill
Teacheys •
Wallace
Warsaw
DURHAM:
Special Charter:
Durham
Rural:
Bethesda
East Durham.,
Lowe's Grove..
Mangum
Mineral Spring.
West Durham..
EDGECOMBE:
Special Charter:
Tarboro
Rural
:
Battleboro
Conetoe
Leggett
Speed
South
Edgecombe-
.
West
Edgecombe..
FORSYTH:
Special Charter:
Winston-Salem.
Rural:
Clemmons
Kernersville
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
J. Minor
Mrs. W. S. Wellborn.
J. L. Tolar
S.MHolton, Jr
L. P. Hendrix
Mary Lee Miller
B. C. Siske.
H. T. Ray.
A. B. Alderman..
C.H.Walker....
Arthur Ranes
I. C. Pait
J.S.Blair
E. C. Jernigan...
Geo. B. Robbins.
W. W. Harmon..
J. S. Fleming
L. H. Barbour.
W. F. Warren
P. G. Farrar...
C. E.Cooke..
.
0. K. Goodwin.
D. H. Crumpton.
J.W. Neal
S. G Lindsay
W. H. Pittman.
W. C. Ramsey _
Wm. J. Barefoot.
J. C. Horner
A. W. McDougle.
J. N. Grant
N. E. Gresham.
M. T. Tanner..
T. H. Cash.
Post Office
Address of School
Cana, R-l
Farmington
Mocksville, R-3-
Cooleemee
Advance
Advance
Warsaw .
Faison
.
Beulaville. _
Calyspo
Chinquapin.
Kenansville
Magnolia. _.
Rose Hill...
Teacheys.. .
Wallace
Warsaw
Durham.
Durham.
Durham, R-6.
East Durham.
Durham, R-3.
Durham, R-8-.
West Durham.
Tarboro
Tarboro
.
Battleboro.
Conetoe
Tarboro, Box 524.
Speed
Pinetops
Rocky Mount.
Winston-Salem.
J. W. Moore Winston-Salem.
J. F. Brower.. I Clemmons...
R. A. Sullivan I Kernervsille.
Accredited
Class—Date
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
I, A.
I, AA.
II, B" 1924
I, fi-ll,
A- 1922
II, A. 192&
I, A.
I, A
II, A
I, AA.
II, A.
II, A.
1922
1922'
High Schools of North Carolina 29
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
FORSYTH:
(Continued)
J.H.White Lewisville ._
Winston-Salem, R-3_
Tobaccoville
Wmston-Salem
Rural Hall
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
I, B.
I, B.
I. B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
I,AA.
I, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
H, B.
1926
1926
J. F. Scott 1924
Old Town 1925
Rural Hall J. C. Co'ley 1925
F.M.White ..
W. B. Speas .. .- 1926
W. L. Ingold Walkertown ...
Winston-Salem... _.
Private:
FRANKLIN: E. L. Best
Special Charter:
W. R. Mills
C. B. Garrett 1926
Rural:
E. G. Cornelius . 1922
Edward L. Best T. H. Sledge Louisburg, R-4. 1924
Gold-Sand C.B.Howard
Private:
Louisburg
College
Miss Sallie P. Betts
GASTON: F. P. Hall
Special Charter:
C. M. Tatum Bessemer City 1921
Rural:
Belmon^...
Cramerton. .
1922
1925
Highland
W. S. Berryhill 1925
Mount Hollv. F. B. Rankin Mount Holly
A. C. Warlick Gastonia, R-2__
1923
Tryon H. M. Loy Bessemer City.. 1923
Private:
1924
Sacred Heart
GATES: J. M. Glenn Gatesville
Gates . . . .
Gatesville
Eure __
Rural
:
Gates, _ T. J. Jessup ... . .
L.C.Hand 1926
Hall (Eure).... M. P. Wright
M. L. Rowland
E. L. Derrick
1926
Sunbury . Sunburv . 1923
30 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
GRAHAM: Robbinsville
Robbinsville
Oxford
II, B.
I, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
I, B.
I, B.
II, B.
I, AA.
I, AA.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
I, B.
Rural:
R.C.Barrett 1924
GRANVILLE: J. F. Webb
Special Charter:
N. W. Weldon
Rural
:
R. M. Usry
J.A.Pitts--- 1922
Oak Hill W. C. Poe Virgilina, Va._ 1926
1923
Stovall R. C. Young Stovall 1923
Wilton R. F. Coats Franklinton, R-l 1924
Private:
Oxford
D. H. Cooke 1924
GREENE: Snow Hill
Rural:
B. L. Rhyne
Snow Hill M. R. Mahaffey Snow Hill 1923
R. A. Phillips Walstonburg. _ . 1926
GUILFORD: Thomas R. Foust
Special Charter:
Greensboro
(Central) C. W. PhUlips
Rural:
Greensboro, R-6__
Greensboro, R-2
Colfax
1926
W. E. Younts 1924
W. H. Cude
T. E. Stough 1925
Guilford
College . . C. R. Bird Guilford College 1924
W. A. White, Jr
E. E. Farlow McLeansville. . - .
Brown Summit..- -
1925
L.H.Floyd 1926
Nathaniel
R. M. Utley
Oak Ridge
Pleasant
W. H. Crawford Pleasant Garden
Greensboro
Greensboro, R-4
Greensboro, R-6
Summerfield
Greensboro, R-l ---
Greensboro
Oak Ridge...
H. A. Helms 1922
H. G. Waters
South Buffalo E. S. McBane 1924
A. C. Metz.-- -
S. C. Deskins
Private
:
Greensboro
Bible and
E. D. Owen
Oak Ridge
Institute T. E. Whitaker
High Schools of jSTorth Carolina 31
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
HALIFAX:
Special Charter:
Enfield
Roanoke
Rapids
Scotland Neck
Weldon
Rural:
Aurelian
Springs
Eastman
Hollister
HARNETT:
Special Charter:
Dunn
Rural:
Anderson
Angier
Barbecue
Bunn Level...
Coats
Erwin (Duke).
LaFayette
Lillington
Private
:
Buie's Creek
Academy
HAYWOOD:
Special Charter:
Canton
Rural
:
Bethel
Clyde
Rock Hill
Waynesville...
Private
Haywood
Institute
HENDERSON:
Special Charter:
Hendersonville.
Rural
East Flat Rock.
Flat Rock
Mills River
Private:
Fassifern
Blue Ridge
Fruitland
Institute
A. E. Akers
R. D. White
C.W.Davis
F. M. Tucker
Miss Narcissa B. Daniel
V. C. Matthews
Ruth M. Swann
J. J. Beale
B. P. Gentry
B. E. Lohr
W.E.Howard
I. J. Stephenson
C. H. Dula
J.W.King
J. H. Taylor
T. W. Sprinkle
B. F.Kendall
B. D. Bunn
J. A. Campbell
W.C.Allen
R. J. Reveley
H. W. Cook
Chas. F. Owen
Blackwell Lunsford
P. W. Townsend
P.A.Roberts
R. G. Anders
H. C. Mardis
Miss Bessie Steedman...
J. E. Ockerman
A. M. Foster, Jr
J. R. Sevier..
J. R. Sandifer
N. A. Melton
Roanoke Rapids.
Enfield.
Roanoke Rapids.
Scotland Neck...
Weldon
Littleton
Enfield, R-2.
Hollister
Lillington .
Dunn.
Bunn Level, R-l
Angier
Olivia
Bunn L?vel
Coats
Erwin
Chalybeate SprLngs.
Lillington
Buie's Creek.
Waynesville.
Canton.
Woodrow
Clyde
Waynesville, R-2.
Waynesville
Clyde
Hendersonville.
Hendersonville.
East Flat Rock.
Flat Rock
Horse Shoe
HendersonviUe.
Hendersonville.
II, A.
I, A.
I, A.
I. B.
I, B. 1922
II, B.
II, B. 1925
II, B. 1925
II, A. 1925
II, A. 1921
I, A.
I, A.
II, B. 1924
II, A. 1925
Hendersonville.
II, A.
II, B.
I, A.
II, A. 1925
II, B. 1924
II, A.
II, B.
I, A.
32 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
HERTFORD:
Ttural
:
Ahoskie
Como
Harrellsville
Murfreesboro..
Winton ...
HOKE:
Rural:
Antioch
Mi'douson_
Raeford...
Rockfish._.
HYDE:
Rural
:
Engelhard
Fairfield
Lake Landing.
Ocracoke
Sladesville
Swan Quarter.
IREDELL:
Special Charter:
Mooresville.-.
Statesville
Rural:
Cool Springs.
.
Harmony
(Iredell
County F-l)
Scotts
Sharon
Troutman
Union Grove. _
Private:
Mitchell
Academy
Presbyterian
Orphanage.
.
JACKSON:
Rural:
Cullowhee
Qualla
Sylva
Webster
Glenville
Private:
Sylva
Collegiate
Institute
N. W. Britton.
N. Wright
A. C. Bergeron.
J. R. Brown
C. C. Graves. .
P. D. Rudd_.._
W. P. Hawfield.
Fred Abernathy..
Joe Osborne
J. M. Stackhouse.
W.J.Olive
E. W. Joyner.
Melvin Robinson.
J. W. Heath
M.S.Giles
J. H. Andrews
A. F. Sharpe, Jr._
G. M. Guthrie. . _
Miss Celeste Henkel.
S. A. Leslie
W. R. Kirkman.
R. W. Adams.
R. H. Lankford..
W. P. Whitesides.
C. H. Cathey.—
R. S. Shore
C. R. McLain....
G. H. Ellmore.
T. L. O'Kelly..
J. N. Wilson.
J. S. Seymour
J. D. Parker, Jr
H. D. Browning, Jr.
Ruth Allison
H. H. Wike
Winton
.
Ahoskie
Como
HarrellsviLe.
.
Murfreesboro _
Winston
Raeford _
Red Springs.
Dundarrach.
Raeford
Rockfish
Swan Quarter
Engelhard
Fairfield
Lake Landing.
Ocracoke
Scranton
Swan Quarter.
Statesville.
Mooresville_
Statesville.
.
Cleveland.
Harmony.,
Scotts
Eufola
Troutman.
Jennings.
_
Statesville
Barium Springs
.
Sylva
J. C. Hough.
Cullowhee.
Whittier...
Sylva
Webster...
Glenville.
.
II, A. 1921
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1926
I, B.
I, A.
I, A.
II, B.
Sylva.
II, B.
1923
1926
1923
II, A.
II, A. 1923
II, A. 1925
II, A. 1923
II, B. 1926
1923
II, A.
II, B. 1926
II, A. 1922
II, B. 1925
I, B. 1924
High Schools of North Carolina 33
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
JOHNSTON:
Special Charter:
Benson
Clayton
Smithfield
Rural:
Archer Lodge.
.
Four Oaks
Glendale
Kenly
Meadow
Micro
Pine Level
Princeton
Selma
Wilson's Mills. _
JONES:
Rural:
Maysville
Pollocksville
Trenton
LEE:
Special Charter:
Sanford
Rural
:
Broadway. .
Jonesboro .
-
LENOIR:
Special Charter:
Kinston
Rural
:
Contentnea..
Moss Hill
PinkHill....
LaGrange
LINCOLN:
Special Charter:
Lincolnton...
Rural:
Asbury
Crouse
North Brook.
Rock Springs.
Union
MACON:
Rural
Franklin
H. B. Marrow.
H. C. Renegar
Vann B. Stringfield.
C. H. McGregor....
S. T. Liles..
Margaret Tabor..
E. T. Boyette—
.
G. T. Whitley....
A.G.Glenn
G. M. Moser
H. Wellons
M. P. Young
N. G. Woodlief ..
Nathan Womack.
Manly Fulcher...
W. V. Wilkinson.
AlexH. White...
J. D. Messick
C. E. Teague.
J. S. Truitt.
M. H. Judd..
T. T. Lanier.
E. E. Sams.
Madge Daniels.
C. B. Jefferson. __
J. C. Hough
B. B. Holder
M. A. Honeycutt.
L. B. Beam.
W. E. Gladstone .
Miss Betty Coon..
P. H. Huss
Miss Dora Rhodes.
C. E. Mcintosh. ..
Juanita Puett
Smithfield
.
Benson
Clayton
Smithfield.
Clayton, R.F.D.
Four Oaks
Kenly, R.F.D...
Kenly
Benson, R.F.D..
Micro
Pine Level
Princeton
Selma
Wilson's Mills. ..
Trenton.
Maysville
Pollocksville.
Trenton
Sanford.
Sanford.
Broadway.
Jonesboro
.
Kinston
Kinston.
Kinston, R-l
Kinston, R.F.D. 4...
Pink Hill
LaGrange
Lincolnton.
Lincolnton
.
Lincolnton, R.F.D...
Crouse
Cherryville, R-3
Denver
Lincolnton, R.F.D...
M. D. Billings Franklin
G. L. Houk Franklin
II, A.
I, A.
I, A.
II, A. 1924
II, B. 1926
II, A. 1923
II, B
II, A.
I, B
II, B.
II, B
II, B.
II, A.
I, A.
II, A.
I, A.
I, AA
I, A.
[I, A.
I, A.
I, A.
II, B.
II, A.
I, B.
34 High Schools of jSTokth Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
MACON:
(Continued)
Higdonville. ..
Highlands
Maxwell
MADISON:
Rural:
Mars Hill
Marshall
Walnut
Hot Springs. -
Private:
Mars Hill
College
MARTIN:
Rural:
Everetts
Hamilton
Jamesville
Oak City
Robersonville.
Williamston..
Bear Grass
Gold Point-
Farm Life
MCDOWELL:
Special Charter:
Marion
Rural
:
Glenwood
Nebo
Old Fort
Pleasant
Garden
MECKLENBURG:
Special Charter:
Charlotte:
Alexander
Graham
Junior High.
Central
Piedmont
Junior High.
Vocational
Davidson
Rural:
Bain
(Mint Hill)..
R. N. Moses
T. L. Tolar
Margaret Dowdle
0. S. Dillard
Ethel E.English..
D. W. Kanoy
H. D. Pegg.
Epps Haws
R. L. Moore
R.A.Pope
D. N.Hix
W. W. Clarke
J. L. Jones
H. M. Ainsley
R. I. Leake
L. H. Davis
S.M.Lee
L. B. Wynne
J. D. Lilley
N. F. Steppe
P.J.Story
W. B. Harrill
Y. V. A. Riser....
Geo. B. Strickland
N. R. Prickett.—
J. M. Matthews...
A.M.Elliott...
E. H. Garinger.
U. S. Alexander.
F. T. Selby
H. L. Elliott, Jr
0. A. Tuttle...
Higdonville.
Highlands. .
Franklin
Marshall .
Mars Hill. .
.
Marshall
Walnut
Hot Springs .
Mars Hill...
Williamston.
Everetts
Hamilton
Jamesville
Oak City
Robersonville.
Williamston..
Williamston,
R.F.D. 2...
Robersonville,
R.F.D
Williamston,
R.F.D. 4...
Marion.
Marion.
Nealsville.
Nebo
Old Fort.
.
Old Fort, R-l.
Charlotte
II. A.
I, B.
II, B.
I, A.
1926
1923
1924
II, B. 1925
II, B. 1924
II, A. 1923
II, B.
I, A.
II, B. 1924
II, B. 1923
I, B. 1922
Charlotte. I, AA.
Charlotte I, AA.
Charlotte . I, A.
I, B.
Davidson II, B.
.
1922
Matthews, R-19 II, B. 192 &
High Schools of North Carolina 35
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
MECKLENBURG:
{Continued)
Berryhill .'
Big Springs
Ckar Creek
Cornelius
Derita
Dixie
Hickory Grove.
Hoskins
Huntersville
Long Creek
Matthews
Newell
North
Charlotte
Oak Dale
Oakhurst
Paw Creek
Pineville
Sardis-CarmeL
.
Sharon
Steel Creek
(Observer) ...
Woodlawn
Private
:
Southern Indus-trial
Institute
MITCHELL:
Rural:
Bakersville
Spruce Pine
(Harris)
MONTGOMERY:
Rural
:
Biscoe
Candor
Mt. Gilead
Star
Troy
MOORE:
Special Charter:
Aberdeen
Carthage. -----
Southern Pines.
Vass-Lakeview.
Rural:
Cameron
Elise
Eagle Springs. .
Jackson Springs
W. D. Loy
H. P. Hamilton..
W. W. McComb.
L. A. Price
F. W. Webster...
R. A. Grier
A.E.Lee
G. B. Coon
H.H.Scott
B. S. Plaxco
G. N. Neel
E. C. Miller ....
Leroy Dulin
J. B. Potts
W. S. Hough
J.H.Knox
J. H. Newell
Frank Sherrill, Jr.
C. C. Stroup
R. F. Plaxco-—
H. P. Hamilton.
F. M. Matthews.
J. A. Steele.
J. R. Carr__.
J. B. Dexton.
J. S. Edwards
R. S. Rainey
T. B. Mauney..
H. A. Nanney...
E. W. Cranford.
Harold Krauss_-
A. B. Cameron _
A. S. Ballard.
0. B. Welch..
W. F. Allen-
Charlotte, R-4
Charlotte, R-4
Allen
Cornelius
Derita
Charlotte, R-ll
Charlotte, R-9
Charlotte, R.F.D...
Huntersville
Huntersville, R-20.
.
Matthews
Newell
Charlotte, R-8.
Charlotte, R-6.
Charlotte, R-l.
Paw Creek
Pineville
Charlotte, R-l.
Charlotte, R-l.
Pineville, R-15.
Charlotte, R-2_
Charlotte.
Bakersville _
Bakersville- _
Spruce Pine.
Troy
Biscoe
Candor
Mt. Gilead.
Star
Troy
Carthage-
Aberdeen
Carthage
Southern Pines.
W. D. Matthews Vass.
J. Clyde Kelly.
Allen Jones
R. D. Redfern.
T. N. Frye
Cameron
Hemp
Eagle Springs
Jackson Springs.
II, A.
II, B.
II, A.
H, A.
H, A
H, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
I, B.
I, B.
I, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
36 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
MOORE:
(Continued)
Pinehurst
Sandhill Farm-life
School- -.
HighfaUs
NASH:
Special Charter:
Rocky Mount..
Spring Hope...
Rural:
Bailey --.
Benvenue
Castalia
Middlesex
Nashville
Red Oak
Farm-life
School
Whitakers
NEW HANOVER:
Special Charter:
Wilmington
NORTHAMPTON:
Rural:
Conway
Jackson
Rich Square...
Seaboard
Severn
Woodland-
Olney
ONSLOW:
Rural:
Jacksonville.-.
Richlands
Swansboro
ORANGE:
Special Charter:
Chapel Hill-
Rural :
Aycock (Cedar
Grove)
Efland
Hillsboro
W. P. Morton
R. G. Hutcheson..
L.E.Stuart
Linwood S. Inscoe.
Z. L. Foy
J. E. McLean
L. H. McNeely—
Elizabeth Hyman.
J. S. Hopkins
C. L. Eaddy
Curtis Crissman__-
J. M. Farmer
V. W. McGhee—
W. A. Graham
W. 0. Hampton .
.
P.J.Long
T.R.Everett
B. A. Scott
Mrs. J. H. Boyce..
H. M. Lynch
W.S.Clarke
J. G. Feezor
W. M. Thompson.
B. E. Littlefield—
R. C. Zimmerman.
W. E.Powell
R. H. Claytor
Nellie H. Graves.
.
Mrs. V. L. Warren
E B. Goodwin
G. A. Brown
Pinehurst
Vass, R-l
Highfalls
Nashville
Rocky Mount.
Spring Hope..
Bailey
Rocky Mount,
R.F.D
Castalia
Middlesex
Nashville
Red Oak
Whitakers
Wilmington.-
Wilmington.-.
Jackson
Conway
Jackson
Rich Square..
Seaboard
Severn
Woodland
Jacksonville.
.
Jacksonville-
Richlands
Swansboro
Hillsboro
Chapel Hill...
Hillsboro, R-2
Efland
Hillsboro
II, B. 1925
II, A.
I, AA.
II, A. 1923
n, B.
II, B.
II, B.
I, A.
1926
1925
1923
1923
II, A.
II, B. 1924
I, AA.
II, B. 1926
I, B.
II, A. 1922
II, A. 1923
II, A. 1922
II, A. 1922
I, A.
II, A. 1923
High Schools of North Carolina 37
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
PAMLICO:
Rural
:
Alliance. ..
Arapahoe..
Hobucken.
Oriental- _.
Stonewall..
PASQUOTANK:
Special Charter:
Elizabeth City.
Rural:
Newland
Weeksville
PENDER:
Rural:
Atkinson
Burgaw
Long Creek-
Grady
Maple Hill..
Rocky Point.
Topsail
PERQUIMANS:
Rural:
Perquimans
County
PERSON:
Special Charter:
Roxboro
Rural:
AUensville...
BethelHUl..
Bushy Fork..
Helena
Olive Hill...
PITT:
Special Charter:
Ayden
Greenville..
Rural:
Arthur
Bethel
Falkland...
Farmville.-
Fountain
Grifton
Grimesland.
Winterville.
T. B. Attmore.
J. P. Boyd
Z. E. Brinson...
J. W. Hamilton.
E. R. Perry
W.E.Ward....
M. P. Jennings.
A. B. Combs.
B. L. White
.
R. T. Ryland.
T. T. Murphy.
C. E. Mabry....
King D. Brown.
I. B. Hudson.
L. B. Murray.
C. C. Carter-
H. L. Stone—
E. E. Bundy.
W.J.Taylor.. .
B. I. Satterfield.
R. B. Dawes
N.J.Todd
E. L. Wehrenberg.
J. S. Merritt
R. C. Garrison
R. G. Fitzgerald.
J. K. Long..
J. A. Keech.
Miss Laura CaldwelL
E. B.Page
D. T. House, Jr
Raymond Peele
R.E.Boyd
L. E. Worsley
C. D. Ward -_.
D. H. Conley..
Vandemere.
Alliance..-
Arapahoe..
Hobucken
.
Oriental...
Stonewall..
Elizabeth City.
Elizabeth City.
Elizabeth City, R-4.
Weeksville
Atkinson.
Burgaw.
.
Rocky Point.
Maple Hill. .
Rocky Point.
Hertford .
Hertford.
Roxboro
.
Roxboro..
Roxboro, R-2...
Woodsdale, R-2.
Roxboro, R-l
Timberlake
Roxboro, R-3
Greenville
.
Ayden
Greenville.
Bell Arthur.
Bethel
Falkland...
Farmville. .
.
Fountain...
Grifton
Grimesland.
Wintervdle.
II, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
I, AA.
II, A.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A. 1925
I, A. 1923
I, A. 1925
II, B. 1924
II, B. 1924
I, B.
I, AA.
I, B.
I, B.
II, B.
II, B.
n, b.
38 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
" High School
PITT:
{Continued)
Private:
Eureka College
POLK:
Special Charter:
Tryon
Rural:
Greens Creek..
Mill Spring
Saluda...
Stearns
Hillcrest Inst...
RANDOLPH:
Special Charter:
Asheboro
Franklinville_.-
Rural
:
Farmer
Liberty
Ramseur
Randleman
Seagrove
Staley..
Trinity
RICHMOND:
Special Charter:
Hamlet
Rockingham
Rural:
Covington
Derby
Memorial
Ellerbe
Hoffman
Norman
Oak Ridge
Peachland
Capitol
Highway
ROBESON:
Special Charter:
Lumberton
Maxton
Rural:
Barnesville
B. T. H. S
Fairmont
Floral College..
Indian Normal.
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
R. B. Spencer..
E. W. S. Cobb-
W. A. Schilletter.
I. B. Talton.
G. C. Scaife
H. J. Fleming,.
_
N. L. Wessinger.
T. S. Moore
T. F. Bulla.
R. J. Hilker.
M. L. NeaL.
F. A. Ficquett.
D. C.Holt...
.
M. R. Ingram..
E. L. Shelton..
T. S. Ferree---
Harvey White.
R. D. Marsh...
L.J.Bell.
H. M. Kyzer.
KateFinley..
C. H. McGregor.
M. K. Carswell...
M. R. Mitchell ...
W. M. Lovelace...
Lindsay Frazier
Kate M. Johnston.
PaulE. Cathey...
M. T. Green.
J. R. Poole.
W. S. Whitaker.
C. L. Green
S. A. McDuffie.
D. B. Oliver...
T. S. Teague....
E. W. Fort
S. B. Smithey..
Post Office
Address of School
Ayden
Columbus _
Tryon
Campobello, S. C,
R-4
Mill Spring
Saluda
Columbus
Landrum, S. C, R-4
Asheboro
Asheboro
Franklinville.
Farmer
Liberty
Ramseur
Randleman.
Staley..
Trinity.
Rockingham.
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Covington.
Jackson Springs, R-2.
Ellerbe
Hoffman
Norman
Hamlet, R.F.D
Marston
Hamlet
.
Lumberton.
Lumberton
.
Maxton
Barnesville
Lumberton, R-l.
Fairmont
Maxton, R.F.D.
.
Pembroke
Accredited
Class—Date
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
I, A.
II, B.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
II. A.
II, A.
I, A.
I, B.
II, B.
I, A.
II, A.
1915
1925
1926
1926
1923
1923
1924
1924
1923
1923
1925
1923
High Schools of North Carolina 39
Conntv, Name of
High School
ROBESON:
{Continued)
Liberty
Lumber Bridge
Orrum
Parkton
Philadelphia...
Red Springs
Rowland
St. Pauls
ROCKINGHAM:
Special Charter:
Madison
Reidsville
Rural:
Bethany
Leaksville
Ruffin
Stoneville
Wentworth
Mayodan
ROWAN:
Special Charter:
East Spencer...
Salisbury
Spencer
Rural:
Dunbar
Granite Quarry
Landis
Mount Ulla
Rockwell
Rowan County
Farm-bfe
Woodleaf
RUTHERFORD:
Rural
:
Cool Springs
(Forest City)
Rutnerfordton-
Spindale
Cliffside
Ellenboro
Henrietta-
Caroleen
Hollis
Mt. Vernon
Private:
Alexander, Inc.
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
H. F Lambert..
A. B. Collins....
R. L. Pittman..
W. E. Whisnant-
W. L. McNeill..
J. L. Duncan
J. F. Sinclair
E. R.Franklin..
J. H. AUen
J. C. Lassiter
E. V. Stowitts..
W. D. Lambeth.
C. H. Weatherly
M. B. Andrews..
Owen Odum
H. K. Doreett...
E. F. Duncan...
George Howard.
R. Lee Trexler..
F B.John
W. F. Shealy...
S. E. Duncan. ..
Egbert N. Peeler
B. D. Franklin..
H. E. Hendrick.
E. C. Douglas...
E. D. Johnson.
.
C. A. Furr
C. A. Erwin
C. C. Erwin
L. E. Spikes
M. Campbell, Jr.
R. BfTapp
J. B. Jones
J.J. Tarlton ...
J. R. Adams
M. L. Lennon
Post Office
Address of School
Maxton, R-3...
Lumber Bridge.
Orrum
Parkton
Red Springs
Red Springs
Rowland
St. Pauls
Reidsville
Madison
Reidsville
Summerfield
Leaksville
Ruffin
Stoneville
Wentworth
Mayodan
Salisbury
East Spencer...
Salisbury
Spencer
East Spencer...
Granite Quarry
Landis
Mount Ulla
Rockwell
China Grove. ..
Woodleaf
Rutherfordton
.
Forest City
Rutherfordton.
Cliffside
Ellenboro
Caroleen
Hollis
Rutherfordton
Union Mills
Accredited
Class—Date
II B.
I B.
n A.
ii B.
i B.
i B.
II, A. 1922
I, A.
II, A. 1925
II, A.
II, A. 1925
II, A. 1923
II, B. 1925
H, B. 1926
I, AA.
I, A.
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1924
II, B. 1926
II, A.
II. A. 1926
I, A.
I, A.
I, B.
II, A.
I, B.
II, B.
II, B.
40 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
SAMPSON:
Special Charter:
Clinton
Rural:
Dismal
Franklin
Garland
Halls
Herring
Ingold
(Lisbon)
Newton Grove
Piney Grove-
.
Plain View
Roseboro
Salemburg
Shady Grove..
Turkey
Private:
Pineland School
for Girls_-
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
SCOTLAND:
Special Charter:
Rockdale
(Gibson).
Laurinbarg.
Rural
:
Laural Hill.
Spring Hill.
STANLY:
Special Charter:
Albemarle.
Rural:
Aquadale...
Badin___;
Clairmont.
.
Endy
East Albemarle
Mdlingport
New London...
Norwood
Odkboro
Richfield
Stanfield
Yadkin Mineral
Springs
Private:
Albemarle
Normal
Mitchell
Home School
STOKES:
Rural:
Francisco
J. L. Hathcock.
P. S. White...
M.B.Poole
Robt. R. Walker.
R. E. Williford...
R. A. Haddock. .
J. W. Beach
L. R. McCall...
C. G. Berry
F. H Plumb....
S. E. Matthews.
D. V. Carter....
R. R. Cusick....
J. E. Redfern...
0. H. Boettcher.
Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Jones.
L. M. Peele.
C.Grigg...
R. G. Kiser.
G. N. Dulin.
J. J Pence.
.
Charles A. Reap.
J. P. Sifford.
J. P. Lowder
E. R. Spruill....
E E. Morgan. .
.
Brooks Jerome. .
I.J KeUurn...
J. 0. Barnhardt.
M. M. Palmer..
C.J. Scott
C. H. McRee...
Hugh Long
B.T.Hale
E. F. Eddins.
Katie B. Pridgen.
Annie B. GowelL.
J. C. Carson.
J. T. Smith.
Post Office
Address of School
Clintc
Clinton.
Autryville, R-l.
Kerr
Garland
Clinton, R-3...
Clinton, R-5...
Ingold '_.
Newton Grove
.
Faison
Dunn. R-6
Roseboro
Salemburg
Dunn, R-6
Turkey
Salemburg .
Laurinburg.
Gibson
Laurinburg.
Laurel Hill.
Wagram
Albemarle.
Albemarle .
Aquadale
Badin
Palmerville
Albemarle, R-6
Albemarle, R.F.D..
Albermarle, R-3...
New London
Norwood
Oakboro
Richfield
Stanfield.-.'
Palmerville-
Albenurle
Misenheimer.
Germanton.-
Francisco ...
Accredited
Class—Date
II, A.
II, A. 1924
II, B. 1925
II, A. 1922
II. A. 1921
II, A. 1924
I. A.
I, B.
I, A.
I, A.
I, B.
1923
II, B. 1926
II, A. 1923
II, A. 1923
II, B. 1925
II, A.
II, B. 1922
High Schools of jSTokth Carolina 41
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
STOKES:
(Continued)
C. M. Felts II, B.
II, A.
H, B.
II, A.
I, B.
I, A.
II, A.
II, B.
II, A.
II, A.
II, A.
I, A.
I, B.
I, A.
II, A.
I, A.
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, B.
1926
H. A. Carroll 1922
Nancy Jane
Cox Reynolds
W. C. Dutton .. Westfield
Pine Hall Pine Hall
J. R. Rhine 1925
Walnut Cove -
.
M. T. Chilton Walnut Cove
Mount Airy
Elkin
1922
SURRY: E. S. Hendren
Special Charter:
Blkin J.H.Allred . 1924
Mount Airy
M. C. Campbell Pilot Mountain 1925
Rural:
1926
Dobson 1923
Westfield Westfield
White Plains
Mountain Park ...
Bryson City.
Private:
Mountain
Park Institute W. E. Wilson
SWAIN: N.E.Wright .
Rural:
Almond. . . G. T. Windell 1922
Bryson City E. Warrick . ... - Bryson City ..
Whittier Whittier
TRANSYLVANIA:
Rural:
Brevard. 1923
Rosman. 1923
Private:
Brevard
Institute.
.
0. H. Orr
TYRRELL: W. D. Cox
Rural
:
Columbia W.E.Drake 1925
UNION:
Special Charter:
Monroe. ... R. N. Ledford
Rural:
Benton Heights
Indian Trail .. W. Q. Grigg Indian Trail 1926
Marshville .. C. F. Gaddy .. 1923
Mineral Springs S. M. Kale Mineral Springs
Mineral Springs,
R.F.D.
Monroe, R-l...
Prospect .
.
Union ... '
P. 0. Purser
J. B. Haney .. |
1924
1926
42 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
UNION
{Continued)
Unionville
Waxhaw
Wesley Chapel.
Wingate
Private:
Wingate Junior
College
VANCE:
Special Charter:
Henderson
Rural:
Dabney
Townesville
Vance County
Farm-life
Zeb Vance
WAKE:
Special Charter:
Raleigh Senior.
Junior..
Wake Forest. ..
Rural:
Apex
Cary.
Fuquay Springs
Garner
Green Level
Knightdale
Holly Springs.
.
Millbrook
State School
for Blind
Wakelon
Wendell
Private:
Methodist
Orphanage. ..
Peace
Institute
St. Mary's
School
WARREN:
Rural:
Afton-Elberon _
Drewry
Littleton
Macon
Norlina
Vaughan
Warrenton
Wise...
H. S. Broome
E. H. Broome
R.L.Patrick
W. M. Jenkins...
CM. Beach
E.M.Rollins-—
A. P. Sledd
J. R. Nixon
R. F. Estes
Lee B. Durham. _
F. H. Hunter
John C. Lockart..
C. E. Wessinger..
P.S.Daniel
F. H. Malone
Randolph Benton
M. B. Dry
W.E.Fleming...
L. W. Umstead..
G. M. Beavers. ..
R.B. Griffin
J. F. Woodward..
C. M. Billings, Jr.
H. C. Griffin
B. H. Johnson
W. E. Pell
M. I. Pickens
W. C. Pressly....
W. W. Way
J. Edward Allen..
L.D.Bell
Herbert Scholz...
C. U.Williams...
M. J. Davis
D. M. Castelloe..
C. L. Pearce
J. Y. Kerr
W.J.Early
Unionville
Waxhaw
Monroe, R-5...
Wingate
Wingate
Henderson
Henderson
Dabney
Townesville
Middleburg
Kittrell
Raleigh
Raleigh
Raleigh
Wake Forest..
.
Apex
Cary
Fuquay Springs
Garner
Apex, R-l
Knightdale
Holly Springs.
.
Millbrook
Raleigh
Zebulon
Wendell
Raleigh
Raleigh
Raleigh
Warrenton
Warrenton
Manson, R.F.D.
Littleton
Macon
Norlina
Vaughan
Warrenton
Wise
II, A. 1924
II, A. 1924
II, B. 1924
I, B.
I, A.
II, B. 1926
II, B.
II, B. 1926
I, AA.
I, AA.
I, B. 1924
II, A. 1922
II, A.
II, A. 1922
II, A. 1924
II, B.
II, A.
II, B.
II, A.
I, B.
II, B.
1924
I, B 1923
II, A.
II, A. 1922
II, A.
I, A.
1922
1923
High Schools of jSTorth Carolina 43
Countv, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
WASHINGTON: Plymouth
Special Charter:
Plymouth Plymouth I, B. 1923
Rural:
Creswell .. H W Carter Creswell... II, B. 1924
Cherry .. R. F Little Creswell
Mackeys.- Mackeys II, B. 1926
Roper E N Riddle Roper II, B. 1926
WATAUGA:
Rural:
Appalachian
State Normal Boone I, A.
Blowing Rock . Blowing Rock
Cove Creek S F Horton Vilas II, A. 1925
Shulls Mills ... Shulls Mills.
WAYNE: Goldsboro.
Special Charter:
Fremont Fremont I, B.
Goldsboro W. A. Mahler Goldsboro I, A.
Mount i ili v< L. J. Perry Mount Olive
Goldsboro, R-6
Dudley ..
I, A.
Rural:
Belfast G. W. White
Brogden..
Eureka. Eureka
Grantham^. . W. J. Nichols Goldsboro, R-4.
Pikeville, R.F.D
Pikeville
II, B. 1926
Nahunta
(Falling
Creek) E. D. Edgerton
Pjkeville . II, A. 1922
Rosewood Goldsboro, R-l
Saulston
II, B. 1924
Saulston C. E Topping
Seven Springs.. B. K. Miller Seven Springs
Mount Olive, R.F.D.
Hunting Creek
North Wilkesboro
Roaring River
Ronda
II, B 1926
Smith Chapel ._ L.E.Warrick .
WILKES: C.C.Wright .
Special Charter:
North
Wilkesboro .
.
I, B.
Rural:
Roaring River. W. D. Martm
Ronda.. T. G. Perry II, A. 1923
Traphill E. R. Settle Traphill
Wilkesboro T. E. Story Wilkesboro II, A. 1923
Private:
Mountain View I, B. 1921
WILSON:
Special Charter:
Lucama.. . II, B. 1925
Wilson Ray Armstrong Wilson — I, A.
44 High Schools of North Carolina
County, Name of
High School
Superintendent, Principal, or Other
Official Head
Post Office
Address of School
Accredited
Class—Date
WILSON
(.Continued)
Rural:
Black Creek,.
Elm City
Gardner's
New Hope
Rock Ridge. __
Stantonsburg.
YADKIN:
Special Charter:
East Bend
Rural
:
Boonville
Courtney
Jonesville
Yadkinville.-
.
YANCEY:
Rural:
Bald Creek...
Clearmont
Dayton Bend.
Micaville
Pensacola
Burnsville
Private:
Stanley
McCormick
School
F. E. Howard...
P. T. Fugate....
R.D.Gray ....
Eliza Parker
Geo. A. Short—
J. T. Graham...
J. T. Reece
H. B. Shore
C.W.Riden.___
R. T. Moore—
J.H.Allen
Z.H.Dixon
L. C. McCurry..
C. R. Hubbard..
E. D.Wilson.. .
L. L. Alverson..
C.A.Howell...
Jess D. Warrick.
G. 0. Mudge. .
.
Leroy F. Jackson
Black Creek
Elm City
Wilson, R.F.D
Wilson, R-l
Wilson, R-2
Statonsburg
Yadkinville
East Bend
Boonville
Yadkinville, R.F.D
Jonesville
Yadkinville
Burnsville
Bald Creek
Day Book
Green Mountain
Micaville
Pensacola
Burnsville
Burnsville
II, B. 1924
I, B. 1924
II, A. 1923
II, B. 1922
II, A. 1924
II, A. 1922
II, A. 1924
II, A. 1923
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1926
I, B. 1924
LIST OF ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOLS FOR 1926-27 LISTED
ALPHABETICALLY BY SCHOOLS
School Post Office County
Aberdeen
Academy of St. Genevieve.
Acme Delco
Ahoskie
Albemarle
Albemarle Normal
Alamance
Alexander-Wilson
Alliance
Almond_
Altamahaw-Ossipee
Altamont
Andrews
Angier
Ansonville
Appalachian State Normal
Apex
Arapahoe
Arcadia
Asheboro
Asheville
Asheville Normal School __
Asheville School
Atkinson
Atlantic
Aulander
Aurelian Springs
Aurora
Aycock (Cedar Grove)
Ayden
Badin
Bailey
Bain
Bakersville
Bald Creek
Balls Creek
Baptist Orphanage
Barnardsville
Bath
Beaufort
Belhaven
Belmont
Belmont Abbey
Benson
Bessemer
Bessemer City
Bethany
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel Hill
Bethesda
Beulaville
Biltmore
Bingham Military School,
Biscoe
Black Creek
Aberdeen
Asheville
Acme
Ahoskie
Albemarle
Aloemarle...
Greensboro, R-6_.
Graham, R-2
Alliance
Almond
Elon College, R-l
Crossnore
Andrews
Angier
Ansonville
Boone
Apex
Arapahoe
Welcome
Asheboro
Asheville
Asheville
Asheville School.
.
Atkinson
Atlantic
Aulander
Littleton
Aurora
Hillsboro, R-2.._.
Ayden
Badin
Bailey
Matthews, R-l 9..
Bakersville
Bald Creek
Catawba
Thomasville
Barnardsville
Bath
Beaufort
Belhaven
Belmont
Belmont
Benson
Bessemer
Bessemer City
Summerfield
Bethel
Woodrow
Woodsdale, R-2.
Durham, R-6
Beulaville
Biltmore
Asheville
Biscoe
Black Creek
Moore
Buncombe
Columbus
Hertford
Stanly
Stanly
Guilford
Alamance
Pamlico
Swain
Alamance
Avery
Cherokee
Harnett
Anson
Watauga
Pamlico
Davidson
Randolph
Buncombe
Buncombe
Buncombe
Pender
Carteret
Bertie
Halifax
Beaufort
Orange
Pitt
Stanly
Nash
Mecklenberg
Mitchell
Yancey
Catawba
Davidson
Buncombe
Beaufort
Carteret
Beaufort
Gaston
Gaston
Johnston
Guilford
Gaston
Rockingham
Pitt
Haywood
Person
Durham
Duplin
Buncombe
Buncombe
Montgomery
Wilson
46 High Schools of North Carolina
School Post Office County
Black Mountain
Bladenboro
Boiling Springs
Bonlee
Boonville
Brevard
Brevard Institute
Broadway.
Bryson City
B.T.H.S
Buie's Creek Academy
Bunn
Bunn
Burgaw
Burlington
Burnsville
Calypso
Cameron
Candler
Candor
Canton
Carolina College
Carthage
Cary
Catawba
Catawba County Farm-life
Cedar Rock
Cerro Gordo
Chadbourn
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Cherryvilie
Chowan
Churchland
Clarkton
Claremont
Clayton
Clearmont
Clemmons
Cliffside
Clinton
Clyde
Coats
Colerain
Columbia
Concord
Concordia College
Contentnea
Conway
Copeland
Cool Springs.
Cornelius
Cove Creek
Cranberry
Craven County Farm-life-.
Creedmoor
Creswell
Cullowhee
Dabney
Black Mountain
Bladenboro
Boiling Springs
Bonlee
Boonville
Brevard
Brevard
Broadway
Bryson City
Lumberton, R-l
Buie's Creek
Rocky Mount, R.F.D
Bunn
Burgaw
Burlington
Burnsville
Calypso
Cameron
Candler
Candor
Canton
Maxton
Carthage
Cary
Catawna
Newton
Louisburg, R-4
Cerro Gordo
Chadbourn
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Cherryville
Edenton, R.F.D
Linwood, R-l
Clarkton
Claremont
Clayton
Day Book
Clemmons
Cliffside-....
Clinton
Clyde
Coats
Colerain
Columbia
Concord
Conover
Kinston, R-l
Conway
Copeland
Cleveland
Cornelius
Vilas
Cranberry
Vance boro
Creedmoor
Creswell
Cullowhee
Dabney
Buncombe
Bladen
Cleveland
Chatham
Yadkin
Transylvania
Transylvania
Lee
Swain
Robeson
Harnett
Nash
Franklin
Pender
Alamance
Anson
Duplin
Moore
Buncombe
Montgomery
Haywood
Robeson
Moore
Wake
Catawba
Catawba
Franklin
Columbus
Columbus
Orange
Mecklenburg
Gaston
Chowan
Davidson
Bladen
Catawba
Johnston
Yancey
Forsyth
Rutherford
Sampson
Haywood
Harnett
Bertie
Tyrrell
Cabarrus
Catawba
Lenoir
Northampton
Surry
Iredell
Mecklenburg
Watauga
Avery
Craven
Granville
Washington
Jackson
Vance
High Schools of North Carolina 47
School Post Office County
Dallas
Davenport College
Davidson
Deep Creek
Denton
Derita
Dobson
Dover..
Dunn
Durham
East Bend
East Durham
East Flat Rock
Eastover
East Spencer
Edenton
Elizabeth City
Elizabethtown
Eli Whitney
Elkin
Ellenboro
Ellerbe
Elm City
Elon College
Enfield
Erwin
Evergreen
Fairmont
Faison
Fallston
Farmington
Farmville
Fairview
Farmer
Fassifern
Fayetteville
Forest City (Cool Springs)^
Fountain
Four Oaks
Franklin
Franklin
Franklinville
Franklinton
Fremont
Fruitland Institute
Fuquay Springs
Garner
Gatesville
Gastonia
Germanton
Gibson (Rockdale)
Gibsonville
Glade Valley
Glen Alpine
Glendale
Glenwood
Goldsboro
Goldston
Grace
Dallas
Lenoir
Davidson
Wadesboro, R.A
Denton
Derita
Dobson
Dover
Dunn
Durham
East Bend__.
East Durham
East Flat Rock
Fayetteville, R.F.D..
East Spencer
Edenton
Elizabeth City ...
Elizabethtown
Saxapahaw
Elkin
Ellenboro
Ellerbe
Elm City
Elon College
Enfield
Erwin
Evergreen
Fairmont
Faison
Fallston
Farmington
Farmville
Fairview
Farmer
Hendersonville
Fayetteville
Forest City
Fountain
Four Oaks
Franklin
Kerr
Franklinville
Franklinton
Fremont
Hendersonville
Fuquay Springs
Garner
Gatesville
Gastonia
Germanton
Gibson..
Gibsonville
Glade Valley
Glen Alpine
Kenly, R.F.D
Nealsville
Goldsboro
Goldston
Asheville, R-l
Gaston
Caldwell
Mecklenburg
Anson
Davidson
Mecklenburg
Surry
Craven
Harnett
Durham
Yadkin
Durham
Henderson
Cumberland
Rowan
Chowan
Pasquotank
Bladen
Alamance
Surry
Rutherford
Richmond
Wilson
Alamance
Halifax
Harnett
Columbus
Robeson
Duplin
Cleveland
Davie
Pitt
Buncombe
Randolph
Henderson
Cumberland
Rutherford
Pitt
Johnston
Macon
Sampson
Randolph
Franklin
Wayne
Henderson
Wake
Wake
Gates
Gaston
Stokes
Scotland
Guilford
Alleghany
Burke
Johnston
McDowell
Wayne
Chatham
Buncombe
48 High Schools of North Carolina
School Post Office County
Graham.
Granite Falls
Granite Quarry
Grantham
Greenville
GreensDoro
Greens Creek
Gritton
Guilford College
Hallsboro__
Hamlet
Harmony (Iredell County Farm-life)
Harrellsvil le
Haw Creek
Haw River
Hayesville
Haywood Institute
Helena
Henderson
Hendersonville
Henrietta-Caroleen
Hickory
Hiddenite
Highland
High Point
Hildebran
Hillsboro
Hobbsville
Hobucken
Hope Mills
Huntersville
Indian Normal
Indian Trail
Ingold
Iotla
Jackson Springs
Jacksonville
Jamestown
Jamesville
Jasper
Jefferson
Jerusalem
Jonesboro
Kannapolis
Kelly
Kenansville
Kenly
Kernersville
King
Kings Mountain
Kinston
LaFayette
LaGrange
Lake Landing
Landis
Lattimore
Laurinburg
Leaksville
Graham
Granite Falls
Granite Quarry
Grantham
Greenville
Greensboro
Campobello, S. C, R-4
Grifton
Guilford College
Hallsboro
Hamlet
Harmony
Harrellsville
Asheville, R-2
Haw River
Hayesville
Clyde..
Timberlake
Henderson
Hendersonville
Caroleen
Hickory
Hiddenite
Hickory
High Point
Hildebran
Hillsboro
Hobbsville
Hobucken
Hope Mills
Huntersville
Pembroke
Indian Trail
Ingold
Franklin, R-3
Jackson Springs
Jacksonville
Jamestown
Jamesville
New Bern, R-2
Jefferson
Cooleemee
Jonesboro
Kannapolis
Kelly
Kenansville
Kenly
Kernersville -
King
Kings Mountain
Kinston
Chalybeate Springs
—
LaGrange
Lake Landing
Landis
Lattimore
Laurinburg
Leaksville
Alamance
Caldwell
Rowan
Wayne
Pitt
Guilford
Polk
Pitt
Guilford
Columbus
Richmond
Iredell
Hertford
Buncombe
Alamance
Clay
Haywood
Person
Vance
Henderson
Rutherford
Catawba
Alexander
Catawba
Guilford
Burke
Gates
Pamlico
Cumberland
Mechlenburg
Robeson
Union
Sampson
Macon
Moore
Onslow
Guilford
Martin
Craven
Ashe
Davie
Lee
Cabarrus
Bladen
Duplin
Johnston
Forsyth
Stokes
Cleveland
Lenoir
Harnett
Lenoir
Hyde
Rowan
Cleveland
Scotland
Rockingham
High Schools of North Carolina 49
School Post Office
1
County
Leicester Buncombe
Caldweil
Forsyth
Davidson
Randolph
Davidson
Anson
Harnett
Lincoln
Warren
Mecklenburg
Pender
Franklin
Franklin
Gaston
Durham
Wilson
Robeson
Washington
Franklin
Rockingham
Duplin
Catawba
Durham
Dare
Madison
Bertie
Madison
Madison
Union
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Robeson
Jones
Guilford
Alamance
Johnston
Nash
Wake
Henderson
Forsyth
Iredell
Stanly
Davie
Chatham
Union
Guilford
Buncombe
Cabarrus
Iredell
Carteret
Burke
Surry
Wilkes
Catawba
Surry
Montgomery
Gaston
Lewisville
Huntersville, R-20
Louisburg .
Durham, R-3_.
Lucama . . . . .
Lumberton . .. ....
Macon.- .
Mars Hill High School
Mars Hill
Mars Hill College
Millbrook ... .
Mills River
Mitchell Home School
Montieello..
Morven
Hickory, R.F.D...
Mount Airy ... .
Mount Gilead
Mount Holly Mount Holly
50 High Schools of North Carolina
School Post Office County
Mount Olive
Mount Pleasant Institute
Mount Vernon
Moyock
Murfreesboro
Murphy
Nashville
Nebo
Newell
New Bern
Newland
New London
Newport
Newton
Norlina
North Brook
North Wilkesboro
Norwood
Oakboro
Oak City..
Oak ffill....
Oak Hill
Oakhurst
Oak Ridge Institute
Old Fort
Old Richmond
Old Town
Oriental
Orrum ..
Oxford
Oxford Orphanage
Pantego
Parkton
Paw Creek.
Peace Institute
Peachland
Pensacola
Perquimans County High School.
Philadelphus
Piedmont
Pikeville
Pilot Mountain
Pinehurst
Pineland School for Girls
Pineville
Pink Hill
Piney Creek
Pinnacle
Pittsboro
Pleasant Garden
Plymouth
Polkton
Pollocksville
Pomona
Poplar Branch
Princeton.-
Prospect
Qualla
Raeford
Mount Olive
Mount Pleasant
Mount Vernon
Moyock
Murfreesboro
Murphy
Nashville
NeDo
Newell
New Bern
Newland
New London. ..
Newport
Newton
Norlina...
Cherryville, R-3
North Wilkesboro
Norwood
Oakboro
Oak City...
Lenoir, R-2
Virgilina, Va
Charlotte, R-1--
Oak Ridge
Old Fort
Tobaecoville
Winston-Salem, R.F.D..
Oriental
Orrum
Oxford
Oxford...
Pantego
Parkton
Paw Creek
Raleigh
Peachland
Pensacola
Hertford
Red Springs, R-l
Lawndale
Pikeville
Pilot Mountain-
Pinehurst
Salemburg
Pineville
Pink Hill
Piney Creek
Pinnacle
Pittsboro
Pleasant Garden
Plymouth
Polkton.
Pollocksville.
Pomona
Poplar Branch
Princeton
Mineral Springs, R.F.D.
Whittier
Raeford
Wayne
Cabarrus
Rutherford
Currituck
Hertford
Cherokee
Nash
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Craven
Avery
Stanly
Carteret
Catawba
Warren
Lincoln
Wilkes
Stanly
Stanly
Martin
Caldwell
Granville
Mecklenburg
Guilford
McDowell
Forsyth
Forsyth
Pamlico
Robeson
Granville
Granville
Beaufort
Robeson
Mecklenburg
Wake
Anson
Yancey
Perquimans
Robeson
Cleveland
Wayne
Surry
Moore
Sampson
Mecklenburg
Lenoir
Alleghany
Stokes
Chatham
Guilford
Washington
Anson
Jones
Guilford
Currituck
Johnston
Union
Jackson
Hoke
High Schools of North Carolina 51
School Post Office County
Raleigh
Ramseur
Randleman
Red Oak Farm-life -
Red Springs
Reeds
Reidsville
Richlands
Rich Square
Roanoke Rapids
RobDinsville
Robersonville
Rock Ridge
Rock Springs
Rockingham
Rockwell
Rocky Mount
Ronda
Roper
Rosman...
Roseboro
Rose Hill
Rosewood
Round Hill Academy
Rowland
Rowan County Farm-life.
Roxboro
Ruffin.
Rural Hall
Rutherford College
Rutherfordton-Spindale. ..
Salisbury
Salem Academy
Salemburg
Sand Hill
Sandhill Farm-life SchooL
Sanford
Scotland Neck
Scotts
Seaboard
Selma
Seven Springs
Seventy-first
Shady Grove
Shady Grove
Sharon
Shelby.
Sherrills Ford
SilerCity
Smithfield
Smyrna
Snow Hill
Snyder Outdoor School
South Buffalo
Southern Pines
Soutn Mills
South River
Southport
Sparta
Raleigh
Ramseur
Randleman
Red Oak
Red Springs
Lexington, R-3
Reidsville
Richlands
Rich Square
Roanoke Rapids
Robbinsville
Robersonville
Wilson, R-2
Denver
Rockingham
Rockwell
Rocky Mount
Ronda
Roper
Rosman
Roseboro
Rose Hill
Goldsboro, R-l
Union Mills ..-
Rowland
China Grove
Roxboro
Ruffin
Rural Hall
Rutherford College.
Rutherfordton
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Salemburg
Candler
Vass, R-l
Sanford
Scotland Neck
Scotts
Seaboard
Selma
Seven Springs
Fayctteville, R-3...
Dunn, R-6
Advance
Eufola
Shelby
Sherrills Ford
SilerCity
Smithfield
Smyrna
Snow Hill
Asheville, R-l
Greensboro, R-6
Southern Pines
South Mills
Wade ..
Southport
Sparta..
Wake
Randolph
Randolph
Nash
Robeson
Davidson
Rockingham
Onslow
Northampton
Halifax
Graham
Martin
Wilson
Lincoln
Richmond
Rowan
Edgecombe
Wilkes
Washington
Transylvania
Sampson
Duplin
Wayne
Rutherford
Robeson
Rowan
Person
Rockingham
Forsyth
Burke
Rutherford
Rowan
Forsyth
Sampson
Buncombe
Moore
Lee
Halifax
Iredell
Northampton
Johnston
Wayne
Cumberland
Sampson
Davie
Iredell
Cleveland
Catawba
Chatham
Johnston
Carteret
Greene
Buncombe
Guilford
Moore
Camden
Cumberland
Brunswick
Alleghany
52 High Schools of North Carolina
.School Post Office County
Spencer
Spring Hope
Spruce Pine (Harris)
Stanfield
Stanley
Stanley-McCormick School
Stantonsburg
Star
St. Mary's School...
St. Pauls..
State School for Blind
Statesville
Stearns. _
Stedman
Steel Creek
Stem
Stoneville .
Stonewall
Stony Point
Stovall -
Sunbury
Sunnyside
Swannanoa
Swan Quarter...!
Sylva Collegiate Institute.
Sylva
Sylvan
Tabor _
Tarboro .....
Taylorsville
Teaeheys ._..
Thomasville
Townesville
Trenton
Trinity. .
Troutman
Troy
Tryon
Tryon
Union
Union Grove
Unionville
Valdese
Vance County Farm-life. .
.
Vass-Lakeview
Vienna
Virginia-Carolina
Waco.
Wadesboro
Wake Forest
Wakelon
Wallace
Walstonburg
Walnut
Walnut Cove
Warrenton
Spencer
Spring Hope
Spruce Pine....
Stanfield
Stanley
Burnsville
Stantonsburg
Star
Raleigh
St. Pauls
Raleigh
Statesville
ColumDus
Stedman
Pineville, R-15
Stem
Stoneville
Stonewall
Stony Point
Stovall
Sunbury.
Fayetteville, R.F.D
Swannanoa
Swan Quarter
Sylva
Sylva.. _
Snow Camp
Tabor
Tarboro
Taylorsville
Teacneys
Thomasville
Townesville
Trenton
Trinity.
Troutman
Troy.
Bessemer City
Tryon
Union
Jennings
Unionville
Valdese
Middleburg
Vass_
Pfafftown
Grassy Creek
Waco
Wadesboro
Wake Forest
Zebulon
Wallace
Walstonburg
Walnut
Walnut Cove
Warrenton
Warsaw
Rowan
Nash
Mitchell
Stanly
Gaston
Yancey
Wilson
Montgomery
Wake
Robeson
Wake
Iredell
Polk
Cumberland
Mecklenburg
Granville
Rockingham
Pamlico
Alexander
Granville
Gates
Comberland ,
Buncombe
Hyde
Jackson
Jackson
Alamance
Columbus . .
Edgecombe
Alexander
Duplin
Davidson.
Vance
Jones
Randolph
Iredell
Montgomery
Gaston
Polk
Union
Iredell
Union
Burke
Vance
Moore
Forsytn
Ashe
Cleveland
Anson
Wake
Wake
Duplin
Greene
Madison
Stokes .
Warren .
Duplin
High Schools of North Carolina 53
School
Washington
Washington Collegiate Institute
Waxhaw
Waynesville
Weaver College v
Webster ._
Weeksville
Welcome
Weldon -
Wendell .
Wesley Chapel
Wentworth
West Buncombe
West Durham
West Edgecombe
West Hickory
West Jefferson .
Whitakers
White Oak Academy
Whiteville
Wilkesboro
Williamston . ....
Wilmington
Wilson's Mills. .
Windsor
Wingate Junior College
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Wilton
Winterville
Wise
Woodfin
Woodland-Olney
Woodleaf ...
Yadkinville
Yancey Collegiate Institute
Yanceyville
Youngsville
Zeb Vance
Post Office
Washington
Washington
Waxhaw
Waynesville.
Weaverville
Webster
Weeksville
Welcome
Weldon
Wendell
Monroe, R-5
Wentworth
Asheville, R-4
West Durham
Rocky Mount, R.F.D
West Hickory
West Jefferson
Whitakers
White Oak
Whiteville
Wilkesboro
Williamston
Wilmington
Wilson's Mills
Windsor
Wingate
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Franklinton, R-l
Winterville
Wise
Asheville, R-5
Woodland
Woodleaf
Yadkinville
Burnsville
Yanceyville
Youngsville
Kittrell
County
Beaufort
Beaufort
Union
Haywood
Buncombe
Jackson
Pasquotank
Davidson
Halifax
Wake
Union
Rockingham
Buncombe
Durham
Edgecombe
Catawba
Ashe
Nash
Bladen
Columbus
Wilkes
Martin
New Hanover
Johnston
Bertie
Union
Forsyth .
Wilson
Granville
Pitt
Warren
Buncombe
Northampton
Rowan
Yadkin
Yancey
Caswell
Franklin
Vance
COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS
County,
Name of High School
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post Office
Accredited
Class—Date
ALAMANCE:
Special Charter:
County Training School.
ANSON:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
BEAUFORT:
Special Charter:
Colored High School..
Pantego High School.
BERTIE:
Rural:
County Training School.
Private
:
Bertie Academy
BLADEN:
Rural
:
County Training School...
BRUNSWICK:
Rural:
County Training School...
BUNCOMBE:
Special Charter:
Stephens-Lee High School-
Private:
Allen Home School
BURKE:
Special Charter:
Olive Hill High School..
CABARRUS:
Special Charter:
Logan High School
Private
:
Scotia Womens College .
CARTERET:
Special Charter:
Colored High School.
Colored High School.
F. J. Gunn.
J. R. Faison.
J. W. Maske.
W. A. Keys..
C.G. White. ...
W. S. Etheridge.
J. W. Bowser .
James W. Barbour, Jr.
W.S.Lee
Miss Veda Stryker.
P. E. Corpening.
F. T. Logan.
T. R. Lewis.
W. S. King.
L. R. Best..
Burlington.
Wadesboro.
Washington.
Powellsville.
Windsor
Clarkton.
Southport.
Asheville.
Asheville.
Morganton.
Concord.
Concord.
Morehead City-
Beaufort
II, B. 1926
I, A.
II, A. 1924
I, A.
High Schools of North Carolina 55
County,
Name of High School
CATAWBA:
Special Charter:
Ridgeview High School..
CLEVELAND:
Rural:
County Training School
.
COLUMBUS:
Rural
:
County Training School-
Johnson High School
CRAVEN:
Rural:
County Training School ..
Special Charter:
West Street High School.
Private
:
E. N. C. I. Academy
CUMBERLAND:
Public:
State Normal School
(H. S. Dept.)-.-
DAVIDSON:
Special Charter:
Colored High School.
Colored High School.
DUPLIN:
Special Charter:
Colored High School.
Colored High School.
DURHAM:
Public:
N. C. College for Negroes
(H. S. Dept.)-—
Special Charter:
Hillside Park High School.
EDGECOMBE:
Special Charter:
Tarboro High School
Private:
J. K. Brick Junior College
(H. S. Dept.)
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head
P. A. Vaughn.
T. K. Borders.
C. 0. Howell.—
J. P. Murphree.
N. A. Cheek.
J. T. Barber.
Wm. Sutton .
E. E. Smith .
J. E. Reid
B. A. Bianchi.
M.S. Branch .
E. A. Hemby.
J. E. Shepard..
W. G. Pearson
.
W. A. Pattillo.
Post Office
Hickory.
Shelby.
Whiteville..
Chadbourn-
William Holloway.
James City.
New Bern..
New Bern..
Fayetteville.
Thomasville.
Lexington...
Warsaw.
Faison..
Durham.
Durham.
Tarboro.
Accredited
Class—Date
II, B.
II, B.
1925
1925
Bricks _
I, AA. 1919
I, A.
I, A.
1919
1923
II, A. 1924
II, A. 1922
56 High Schools of North Carolina
County,
Name of High School
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post Office
Accredited
Class—Date
FORSYTH:
Special Charter:
Columbian Heights High School.
FRANKLIN:
Private
:
Albion Academy..
Christian College.
GASTON:
Special Charter:
Highland High School.
Private:
Lincoln Academy
GATES:
Rural
:
County Training School.
GRANVILLE:
Private:
Mary Potter School
GREENE:
Rural
:
County Training School.
GUILFORD:
Special Charter:
E. Washington St. High School.
Normal High School
Rural:
Jonesboro High School
Public:
A. & T. College
(H. S. Dept.)
Private:
Bennett College
(H. S. Dept.)
Immanuel Lutheran
Academy and Seminary
Palmer Memorial Institute
HALIFAX:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
County Training School.
Rural:
Eastman School
H. L. Trigg.
J. A.
W. R. Collins.
J. A. Rollins
Rev. W. E. Ricks.
T. S. Cooper.
G. C. Shaw.
J. A. Prince.
J. A. Tarpley...
E. E. Curtright.
N. E. McLain..
F. D. Bluford...
D. D. Jones.
Rev. H. Nau
Mrs. C. Hawkins Brown.
W. J. Bobo...
F. B. Syphax.
Winston-Salem
Franklinton.
Franklinton.
Gastonia..
Kings Mt..
Sunbury...
Oxford.
Snow Hill.
Greensboro
.
High Point .
Greensboro, R.F.D.
Greensboro.
Greensboro.
Greensboro.
Sedalia
Miss Ruth Swann.
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon
I, A. 1919
I, B.
II, A.
II, A.
I, A.
I, A.
I, A.
II, A.
II, A.
1922
1925
1922
1922
1919
1919
1923
1923
Enfield.
High Schools of North Carolina 57
County,
Name of High School
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post' Office
Accredited
Class—Date
HARNETT:
Special Charter:
County Training School . W. D. Gav Dunn. _ . . . .. II, B. 1926
HERTFORD:
Rural:
Waters Training School.. . Wmton. II, B. 1924
HYDE:
Rural:
County Training School . . W E Knight Scranton ..
IREDELL:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
(Morning Side) C W Foushee
Colored High SchooL . _ J L Hollowell Mooresville
JACKSON:
Rural:
Colored High School
'
JOHNSTON:
Special Charter:
County Training School . A J Taylor SmithSeld II, A. 1925
Colored High School _ . . .
LEE:
Rural:
Colored High School W B Wicker
LENOIR:
Special Charter:
Tower Hill High School II, B. 1925
Private:
Kinston College . II, B. 1924
LINCOLN:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
MARTIN:
Rural:
Colored High School Williamston .
County Training Scho'ol W. C. Chance
Colored High School.. Robersonville
Parmele _|
Private
:
Higgs-Roanoke Institute R. P. Gordon
58 High Schools of North Carolina
County,
Name of High School
MECKLENBURG:
Special Charter:
Second Ward High School
Private
:
J. C. Smith University
(H. S. Dept.) -
MONTGOMERY:
Private:
Peabody Academy
MOORE:
Special Charter:
County Training School..
NASH:
Special Charter:
Linwood High School
Colored High School
Rural;
County Training School..
NEW HANOVER:
Special Charter:
Williston Industrial
NORTHAMPTON:
Rural
:
County Training ScnooL.
Private:
Ricn Square Institute
ORANGE:
Special Charter:
County Training School..
PAMLICO:
Rural:
County Training School..
PASQUOTANK:
Public:
State Normal School
(H. S. Dept.)
Special Charter:
Colored High School
Private:
Roanoke Institute.
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post Office
Accredited
Class—Date
W. H. Stinson..
H. L. McCrorey
J. K. Hilyard...
A. C. Pinckney.
O.R.Pope
C. G. Segar
D. A. Thomas. .
D. C. Virgo ....
W. L. Greene. ..
W. S. Creecy...
B. L. Bozeman.
J. A. Dorman...
P. W.Moore.-.
L.S. Burford...
C. F. Graves-
Charlotte
Charlotte
Troy
Carthage
Rocky Mount-
Spring Hope...
Nashville
Wilmington. .
Garysburg
Rich Square...
Chapel Hill...
Bayboro
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City
I, AA. 1924
I, A. 1919
II, A. 1923
I, A. 1926
I, AA. 1923
I, A. 1924
I, AA. 1919
High Schools of North Carolina 59
County,
Name of High School
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post Office
Accredited
Class—Date
PENDER:
Rural
:
County Training School
Private:
Burgaw Normal and Industrial
School
PERQUIMANS:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
Rural
:
County Training School.
PERSON:
Special Charter:
Cedar Grove Academy. -
Rural:
County Training School
PITT:
Rural:
Colored High School
Special Charter;
Colored High School
Rural:
County Training School.
POLK:
Rural
:
Colored High School
RANDOLPH:
Special Charter:
Colored High School.
RICHMOND:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
Pine Street School
Capital Highway High School..
ROBESON:
Special Charter:
County Training School.
Private
:
Redstone Academy
Thompson Institute
ROCKINGHAM:
Special Charter:
Washington High School.
T. T. Ringer.
C. F.Pope. .
E. A. Anderson.
I. S. Leece
T. H. Lee.
C. J. Ford.
H.B.Sugg....
C. M. Epps....
W. J. McLean
.
G. F. Donald..
E. E. Grant.
W. H. A. Howard.
J. T. Taylor
M.T.Green.
S. P. Bradby.
Rev. J. H. Hayswood.
VV. H. Knuckles
J. A. McRae.
Rocky Point
Burgaw
Hertford
Winfall
Roxboro, R.F.D...
Roxboro, R.F.D...
Farmville...
Greenville.
.
Grimesland.
Tryon.:
Asheboro.-.
Rockingham
Hamlet
Hamlet
Maxton
Lumberton.
Lumberton.
Reidsville. .
.
II, A. 1924
II, B. 1926
II, B. 1925
I, B. 1923
60 High Schools of North Carolina
County,
Name of High School
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post Office
Accredited
Class—Date
ROCKINGHAM:
(Continued)
Rural:
Colored High School—
ROWAN:
Special Charter:
J. C. Price High School,
Dunbar High School
Private:
Livingstone College
(H. S. Dept.).-.
H. H. Falkener.
L.H.Hall—
-
S. E. Duncan.
J. H. Johnson
.
RUTHERFORD:
Private:
Western Union Academy- Allen L. White.
SAMPSON:
Special Charter:
County Training SchooL
SCOTLAND:
Rural:
County Training School
Private:
Laurinburg Normal and Industrial
Institution -
M. D. Coley.
J. A. Kirk.
E. M. McDuffie-
STANLY:
Rural
:
Colored High School
County Training School.
TYRRELL:
Rural:
Colored High School
J. D. Bean..
E. H. Miller.
E. W. Spence.
UNION:
Special Charter:
Winchester Avenue High SchooL
VANCE:
Private:
Henderson Institute.
Kittrell College
J. N. Brown.
J. A. Cotton
G. A. Edwards.
WAKE:
Special Charter:
Washington High School.
Leaksville.
Salisbury
East Spencer.
Salisbury.
Spindale.
Clinton.
Hasty
Laurmburg.
Badin
Albemarle.
Columbia.
Monroe.
Henderson
.
Kittrell...
L. S. Cozart Raleigh
I, A. 1924
I, A. 1919
II, A. 1926
n, A. 1924
I, A. 1922
I, A. 1922
High Schools of North Carolina 61
County,
Name of High School
WAKE:
(Continued)
Rural:
County Training School
(Berry O'Kelly School) ....
Private:
St. Augustine Junior College
Shaw University
(H. S. Dept.)
WARREN:
Rural:
County Training School
Colored High School
WASHINGTON:
Rural:
Colored High School.,
Colored High School
WAYNE:
Special Charter:
Dillard High School
Colored High School
WILKES:
Rural:
County Training School
WILSON:
Special Charter:
Colored High School
Superintendent, Principal or
Other Official Head Post Office
Accredited
Class—Date
E. A. Cox
Reginald Lynch.
W.S.Turner...
G.E. Cheek....
J. A. Lester
J. J. Clemmons.
W.W.Walker..
Hugh V. Brown.
J. E. Cromartie.
G. L. Eggleston
I. W. St. Claire.
Method
Raleign...
Raleigh
Wise.
Warrenton
Roper
Plymouth-
Goldsboro
Mt. Olive
Wilkesboro, R.F.D...
Wilson
II, A. 1923
I, A. 1919
n, A. 1919
II, B. 1925
I, A. 1926
II, A. 1925
COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS ADDED TO ACCREDITED
LIST ON JUNE 1, 1926
County and School Superintendent or Principal Post Office
BEAUFORT:
Colored High School J. W. Maske ,
HARNETT:
W. D. Gay
NASH:
0. R. Pope.
ROBESON:
SAMPSON:
M. D.Coley
NUMBER AND CLASSIFICATION OF HIGH SCHOOLS, 1925-26
WHITE
Public High Schools
Private
High
Schools
Classification
State
Normal
Special
Charter
Rural Total
Grand
Total
I, AA - 20
43
20
15
9
20
53
50
172
158
20
I, A 1
1
9
29
157
149
3
15
7
16
56
I, B 65
II, A 179
II, B 174
2 107 344
182
453
182
41
10
494
192
2 107 546 635 51 686
COLORED
I, AA 3
1
2
6
1
5
4
5
7
1
7
6
5
I, A 6
3
6
8
13
I, B__ 4
II, A 2
2
13
II, B 14
4 18
15
4
21
26
36
23
9
49
45
Grand Total 4 33 25 62 32 94
TOTAL WHITE AND COLORED
6 125
15
348
203
479
218
64
19
543
237
Grand Total 6 140 551 697 83 780