JACKSONVILLE -- April 25, 2002 -- Jacksonville State University has named
finalists in three categories for the annual JSU Teacher Hall of Fame.
Winners will be inducted during a private ceremony on campus May 20.
JSU operates the state's oldest Teacher Hall of Fame.
The finalists are as follows:
ELEMENTARY DIVISION:
- Mrs. Dianna Adams, of Albertville, a fourth
grade teacher in the Albertville City School System.
- Ms. Shirley J. Farrel, of
Birmingham, who teaches the gifted and school enrichment classes for grades
K-5 at Leeds Elementary School.
- Mrs. Jeanne T. Nelson, of Oneonta, who
teaches Kindergarten at Oneonta Elementary School.
- Ms. Teresa Morton Owens, of
Horton, who teaches fifth grade math and reading at Susan Moore Elementary
School.
- Ms. Faith Murphy Roberts, of Mobile, a first grade teacher at
Peter Joe Hamilton Elementary in Mobile County.
MIDDLE SCHOOL DIVISION:
- Ms. Kimberly Anne Bain, of Pelham, who teaches band for
grades six through nine at R. F. Bumpus Middle School in the Hoover City
School System.
- Ms.
Shirley S. Bowman, of Anniston, who teaches English for grades seven through
nine and
Physical Education for grades six through nine at DeArmanville Jr. High.
- Dr. Robert Ham, of
Hayden, a seventh grade science teacher for Hayden High School in
Blount County.
- Mrs. Denise F. Ware, of Monroeville, who teaches sixth grade
science, math, language and reading for Beatrice Elementary in Monroe County.
- Mrs. Teresa A. Barnett, of Carrollton, a sixth grade Math teacher at
Carrollton Unit School.
SECONDARY DIVISION:
- Ms. Jane Clayton, of Montevallo, an English
teacher for grade 11, a speech and drama teacher for grades nine through 12 at
Montevallo High School.
- Ms. Glenda C. Gaines, of Sylacauga, a physical
education teacher for grades seven through 12, a ninth grade world history
teacher, and a
tenth grade American history teacher for B. B. Comer Memorial High School in
Talladega County.
- Ms. Elizabeth T. Martin, of Springville, a special
education teacher for grades nine through 12 at Pinson Valley High School
in Jefferson
County.
- Mrs. Carolyn Harris Serviss, of Jacksonville, an eleventh
grade U.S. history and geography teacher and a dual enrollment history
teacher at Saks High School.
- Mr. Oscar D. Watts, III, of Tuscaloosa, a
Band and Music Appreciation teacher for grades 9-12 at Central High School
East
Campus.
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