The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-09
IMPORTANT TRANSFERS O
TEACHERS.

lGAOI1LIhR5s
The following transfers have been ar
ranged for the coming school year:
That of Miss Fouchtwanger, Winches-
ter school, grade WIFI, to High school,
as instructor in German and algebra.
That of Miss Nader from Winchester,
Grade VIII, to the principalship of the
Welch school. Miss Nader formerly
held the position of assistant supervi-
scr of drawing in the New Haven
schools with a salary considerably
larger than that she now receives. This
position she held until it was discontin-
ued by the board for financial reasons.
That of Miss Hodgson from the princi-
palship of the Washington school to the
reoccupation of the Scranton street
school.
That of Miss Smith from Cedar
street, grade VIII, to the princlpalship
of the Washington school.
That of Miss Mallahan from the prin-
cipalship of the Oak street school to the
principalship of the Kimberly avenue
school upon the completion Of the lat
ter. Until the latter school is open
Miss Mallahan will be assigned to
grade " in the Scranton street school.
Note,-Miss Sarah Steele who has
been assigned to grade V, Winchester
school, taught three years before en-
tering the Normal school. On account
of this additional experience In teach
ing, the committee has recommended an
additional fifty dollars in her salary.
RESERVATIONS
To Take Effect at the Close OF the
School Year June &c, Unless Other
wise indicated.
Harriet Martin, substitute, High
school.
May A. Allen, High school.
Constance Warren, High school.
Maria II. Albee, High school.
Winifred Saunders, Orange street,
grade VIII.
Louise Schmahl, Dwight school, grade
VII.
Katherine T. Harty, Orchard street,
grade Nv.
Adele $. Murray, Roger Sherman,
grade Ii.
Bessie A. Lombard, Winchester, sub
stitute, grade VIII.
Marian Feuchtwangef, Winchester,
grade VI, April 6.
! Nellie Coxeter, Winchester grade v.
| Minnie A, Porter, Shelton avenue,
grade Ill, April 6.
| NJ. Brenda Keefer, Shelton avenue,
grade III.
Jessie D. North, Worthington Hooker,
grade II.
/ Anna M. Brennan, WEIGH school, prin-
! cipal.
Grace z. Lowe, Strong, grade II.
Leone M. Norman, zunder grade III
Florence A. Butterfield, unassigned.
| Bernice A. Plat, Weststreet, grade H.
Amy W. Gaines, Welch, grade I.
TEXT BOOKS.
The committee requests that action
! be taken upon its recommendation re-
lative to text books at the meeting OF
the board May 20.
The usual arrangements are being
made for the High school graduation
Friday evening, June %, at the High
school auditorium at s o'clock.
| Below will be found the names Of
! teachers whose salaries have been ad.
vanced, together with the list of new
: teachers and their assignments. In {
large number Of cases the salaries are
unchanged remaining the same as las
year. Where there are changes thu
names and salaries are given, as fol-
lows:
Hillhouse school-Alfred e. Porter
first-year class officer, increased from
81, 200 to $1,000; Ralph Wentworth, from
$1,000 to $1,1OO; Herbert e. Eales from
5000 to $1,000; Gilbert G. Benjamin, from
$500 to $500; w. H. Perry, from $500 t,
| 5000; Louis Levy, from $500 to $500; An
ma M. Arbuclkle, from $3.50 to $500; Fran
ces Arnold, from $3.50 to 5000; Agne
Manager, from $3.50 to $500; Mary ]
Goodrich, from $3.50 to $500; Mary F
Berry, from $500 to $3.50; Elizabetl
Hughes, from $500 to $3.50; Jessie A
McWiliiams, from $3.50 to $500; Lillial
r. Holbrook, from $500 to $3.50; Mary I
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