Tags: <\/b>History PMSS summary 1981-1982, staff members, interns, events,\u00a0<\/span>Day Camps, community students, FNS-Pine Mountain Clinic, pre-schools, Dollar Branch Coal Co., doctoral dissertations, exhibitions, trustees, directors of development, Laurel House, Alumni Association, Berea representatives, awards, festivals<\/span><\/p>\n History of the Pine Mountain Settlement School Staff Members:<\/b><\/p>\n George Bartnik, E. E. Coordinator Interns:<\/b><\/p>\n Sue Reed, Jill Benedict, Marjorie Marenberg, Scott Hassler, Dee ____(?),\u00a0<\/span>Barbara Johnson, Susie Alexander<\/span><\/p>\n Traditional Events:<\/b><\/p>\n Community\u00a0Fair<\/span><\/a>,\u00a0Nativity Play,\u00a0<\/span><\/a>Homecoming<\/a><\/p>\n Other Events:<\/b><\/p>\n There was a week-long Day Camp for community children. <\/span><\/p>\n Community school students (1949-1971) held a supper reunion.<\/span><\/p>\n Community use of the FNS – Pine Mountain clinic increased.<\/span><\/p>\n Page 2, 1981-82<\/span><\/p>\n Red Bird Mission sponsored a pre-school one afternoon per week in Burkham Bldg.<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n PMSS Trustees voted to contract with the Dollar Branch Coal Co. for deep-mining on a 60 acre tract of PMSS property.<\/span><\/p>\n James Greene III, Harlan, completed a doctoral dissertation at Ohio State University on “Progressives in the Southern Mountains,” a history of Pine Mountain Settlement School 1913 – 1930’s. Lee R. Anderson completed a photographic exhibition on the history of PMSS as a master’s project at the University of Louisville. Walter Oldendorf, Berea College Department of Education, completed a study (with accompanying photos) of PMSS.<\/span><\/p>\n Following the death of long-time Trustee and PMSS friend Kenneth Thompson, Springer Hoskins<\/a> was elected Secretary of the Board of Trustees. Mildred Mahoney agreed to record the minutes and submit the copy to Springer Hoskins.<\/span><\/p>\n Berea professor Bill Best was elected as a Berea representative to the PMSS Board, succeeding Kenneth Thompson.<\/span><\/p>\n In Executive Session during the April Board Meeting, Trustees voted to ask Director Alvin Boggs<\/a> to become Associate Director in charge of Development, as soon as a new PMSS Director is appointed.<\/span><\/p>\n The Alumni Association undertook Laurel House<\/a> improvements. Kenneth Henderson, husband of office secretary Darlene Henderson, donated his labor to re-wire Laurel House. Bill and Phillip Hayes made and installed dining room lighting fixtures.<\/span><\/p>\n
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\n<\/span>1981-82<\/span><\/p>\n
\nBoyd Boggs, Maintenance
\nMatthew Boggs, Night Watchman
\nRuth Boggs, Bookkeeper
\nGerry Brown, W. W. & Laurel House
\nAsbel Browning, Maintenance
\nLorraine Browning, Laurel House
\nMargaret Buchanon [Buchanan?], E. E.
\nLonnie Callahan, Maintenance
\nWilliam Callahan, Maintenance
\nMark Dalton, Acting E. E. Coordinator, Jan. – June
\nAfton Garrison, E. E., Half-time
\nCami Hamilton, E. E.
\nAlice Harris, Laurel House
\nDarlene Henderson, Office Secretary
\nOmer Lewis, Maintenance Supervisor & Farm Manager
\nRuth Lewis, Laurel House
\nSue Lewis, Laurel House
\nEthel Middleton, Laurel House
\nMary Rogers<\/a>, Librarian, E. E.
\nMarlyn Smith, Maintenance
\nBonnie Southworth, E. E.
\nAndrew Stowe, E. E.
\nMaxine Turner, Laurel House
\nMildred Wilder, Laurel House
\nBurton Rogers,<\/a> Director Emeritus, Correspondence with donors
\nAlvin Boggs<\/a>, Director<\/span><\/p>\n
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