The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
TEACHERS ANNOUNCED
FOR COMING YEAR
Glass Eligible to Enter Spaulding High
School From Ninth Grade Numbers
90, of Which IS Are Boys
and IS Girls.

Announcement was made to-day Of
the personnel Of the teaching corps III
! Barre's public schools for next year, the
| complete list being as follows:
| Superintendent of Sehools-E NJ. Ros-
eoe,
| Spaulding High School, Principal Car
| roll II. White summer address, South
Walden, VT; teachers, II. II. jackson,
Stanley w Cummings, +. J. Dole, Wal
ter j. Rideout, Marion Dane, Alice f. La
velle, Myra A. Bagley, Eunice w. Smith,
Stella ~ Brooks Bertha O. Stilson,
Ward FIVE building Willamina Walk
er, Rosa Fontana, Susan NJ. Collins, Myr-
tie A. Rogers, Antoinette J. White.
Beckley street building Abby c. Mack,
Eva Soldini, Lou A. Gould, Elizabeth A.
Carson, Laura B. McAllister.
Brook street building Watt,
Mary f. McWhorter, Alice p. Blanchard, =,
j. Florence Holland Elizabeth McNaney,
Hazel X. Rogers.
Mathewson building Mabel w. Chan
dIer, NJ. Grace ingalls,, Myrtle G. Stone,
Alice c. Blodgett, Alice V. Healy, Eunice
NJ. Story, Maudc +. Abbott. Minnie NJ.
ence A. Wooster, Nellie j. Perrin Alice
Nj. Strathern.
Church street building Hattie l. TIL
lotson Eleanor NJ. Sweet, Leda B. ste
vens, Theo r. Hendrix.
Ayers street building Elsa II. Ram
age, Clara B. Dodge, Celia NJ. Corbett,
Mary Il. Leddy.
Lincoln building +. Purvee, 10
sephine r. Holden Florence S. ChafTee,
Marguerite f. Kew, Ella NJ. Cleveland,
Grace T. Bragg, NJ. Kathleen Edmunds.
Spauldng Sth grade-Dorothy M.Tate
Spaulding 9th grade-Pearl Esty and
Rose L. Reynolds.
Special teachers-Drawing, lucille E.
Gravestein; music Josephine +. Hovey;
secretary, Mary Mcdonald.
Although a large class was graduated
from the high school this year. there is
large class eligible for entrance, the
number being 90. Those promoted from
the ninth grade to the high school are
as follows:
To Classical Course-Boys: Earl Bur
CESS. Edward Carroll Forest Carroll.
Ralph Davis. William Dneen, Patrick
Hale. Edward Jackson, John Jordan, Ed
mund Loranger. Cyril Marion. Lee Mai |
den, Walter MeHugo, Alex. Mortimer, |
Allen Nixon, Bert Pierson, Bennie Pres
TIM, Arthur Rizzi Donald Smith. Stan. !
ley Tassie. Cecil Watt. Girls: Mayis |
Barnett, Mildred Bates, Mary Bishop. |
Violet Brown, Kathleen Browne. EVELYN |
Bugbee, Grace Carson, Chiarina Casel- |
lini, Bernice Clark, Helen Connor, Ra- |
chael Dix, Margaret Geake. Ruth Glys-
son, Irene Grady, Bertena Hooker, Har-
riet Lewis, Lorraine Loranger, Inez Nab |
erini Isabella Mccarthy. Grace Melon |
aid, Catherine McLeay, Ida Moruzzi, Dor
othy Parks. Cecil Place, Edith Reid. Eliz-
abeth Skinner, Murdena Smith, Eliza
beth Stephen, Mildred Stowe. Phyllis
Vercoe. Boys. 30; girls. 30
To General Course-Boys: Wendelin
Beck, Mario Bianchi. Arturo Bottiggi.
Jerry Burke. 0smond Cave. Percival
Cowie, Wallace Dodge, Douglas Inglis.
Clyde Lawliss. George Lille, Arthur
Gerald Mason, John Morrison,
John Sector. Max Wiley. Girls: Caro-
lima Calcagni, Ida Carusi, Marion Clark,
Lizzie Dawson. Jessie Fraser. Ethel Gam
BILE. Eda Gotler. Elyira Guidic. Ruth
HUMPHREY, Mildred Lake. Sadie McCurrie.
wis Mann, Ethel Morgan. Lizzie Reid.
Martha Reid, Giuseppins Rizzi, Berenice
Rollins, Atty Ross, Helen Slora. Mary
Smart, Mary Smollet. Jeannie Stephen.
Adelia c. Thompson, Gladys Turner, Olive
Wilkin. Boys, Is; girls, p.