The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-10
ALL GRADUATES OF
 NORMAL SCHOOL TO < BECOME TEACHERS
Board Of Education Names Esn- tire Glass For Places On 1915 Force.

8 2 s4aassy4 $ tasc schars zrleIt1d- : ing the entire graduating class Of the Normal school were named by the board of education last night to be- gin duty when. the schools open in September, there are still two va cancies in the teaching staff for the public icssehoo1s- Teachers for the va cancies will be named tat 8tfe next meeting of the board and also sew era1 for substitutes on a reserve list.
 It was arranged the salary of pr. Samuel J. Slawson, the new superin- tendent of schools shall begin from July 20 since he has been engaged in school work here since that date. The bill of the American Seating Co. for 1 ST, 308.10 was before the board and it ! was voted to pay only $6,o0o and the balance when the company makes good some of the seats and desks that have cracked. Dr. William H.
 Ryan said that in the Oak street school some of the desks are so high that it is necessary for the teachers to put bricks under the seats so that the pupils might have som nething on which to rest their feet.
 George Fl. Shafer was named in structor in psychology and pedagogy at the Normal school at a salary of $l,6Oo per year. lie studies at the University of PennsylvaniaL, Univer- sity of Chattanooga Dickinson semi nary and Clark university.
 l As instructor in mechanical draw ing, c. D. Wallace wace named at a salary of $1,5O0 per year. MT. Wal 1 lace received the degree of AB at the Northwestern university and also
 studied at the School of Fine and Ap- piled Arts, New York city. William
 I. McAndrew. was named supervisor of writing at $1, 400 salary. He is a 1 graduate of st11e. Pennsylvania Stat Normal school. To teach English in the Commercial course in the place
 of Miss Bassett Miss Helen M
 Plaisted of New Britain was named
 at $980 per year salary. She is a
 graduate of the Ohio Wesleyan uni versity.
 Clayton P. Stevens of Fall River, Mass, will assist Miss Purviance in teaching music in the public schools
 His salary will be s1,4oo Miss Flor ence Batchelder, a graduate of Wells college and a former teacher in the 1 Hawaiian Islands, will assist Miss Keane in teaching Spanish. Her sal i aly will be 500 per year. French and i spanish will be taught in the commer- ] eia1 department by Miss Marjorie i Wheeler of Broekton, Mass, whose salary will be 8, 900. Miss Wheeler studied at Mt HoIyole college. Uni yersity of Paris and at Barcelona, ] Spain. Harold B. Bryant was chosen to teach Spanish in place of M Will i son, He has, taught in Puerto Rico
 and a St. Louis. Mo. He received the A. M and A. B. degrees at Harvard
 university. His salary will. be- $1, 800. Miss Helen Zimmerman will teach itypewriting and shorthand at the an- <nua1 salary of $75o. She is a graduate 1 of the Eln1ira Female institute and taught in that school.
 Other teachers named were:
 English in place of Mrs, Peitzsch, Frank $. STnoyer at annual salary of l,60o. Graduate of Yale and Univer- sity of Munich, Germany. Taught six i years in Afinnea poIis.
 Miss Rosa1ie Pequigney, ten years experience, named teacher at salary of $100 a. year.
 ls Miss Julia Burns. two years ex-