New Britain herald., 1916-09-09


 center in the Grammar school build ing, and the other a vocational school center in the Vocational High school. That the subjects taught in the elementary school center be reading, writing, geography, United States his try, arithmetic and English com rosition.
 That the subjects taught in the Vo- cational school center be drafting, 1"achinist trades, applied mathema- ties, dressmaking, cooking, bookkeep- ing, typeWriting and citizenship.
 That the elementary school Ejsses be open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings each week beginning September 25, from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
 That the Vocational school classes be open for instruction on Monday and Wednesday evening each week, beginning Monday, September 25, from 73O to 9:3O o'clock. But that, if the attendance warrants a division of classes, the school may also be open on Tuesday and Thursday eve- nings each week.
 That the class in citizenship be open on Tuesday and Thursday eve- nings of each week, from 7:3O to 9:3O o'clock.
 That w. c. French be appointed principal of the Elementary evening school.
 That Everett D. Packard be ap- pointed principal of the Vocational evening school.
 That for the classes in drafting, machine shop and applied mathe- matics a charge Of $3.O0 per pupil be made to cover brea1Sage loss and wear, and that for the classes in dressmal1ing, cooking, bookkeeping and typewriting a charge of s2.O0 per pupil be made.
 Teachers Committee.
 The teachers committee presented the following report which was ac- cepted and tho recommendation adopted:
 Resignatione-High school Lillian F. Williams; Northend school, Iil- Han c. Berg; School for Atypical Children, Clara Ryan.
 Leave of absence requested for the year, special teacher of sewing, Nina L. Blair; Northend and Lincoln II, L.. Coffin
 Recommended for appointment- High school, Emma J. Bowen, to teach dressmaking. Miss Bowen has had 20 years experience as a practical dressmaker. Bessie B. Hart. to teach English and history Miss Hart is a graduate of Bates college and has had 4 years experience. Mildred Hanlon. 0 n1o ,o1n ioJ Hanlon is a graduate of Bay Path h. stitute and has had 3 years experi- ence. Miriam A. Rhodes, to teach commercial subjects. Miss Rhodes is graduate of Simmons college and has had years experience. Har- riet E. Smith, to teach English and history. Miss Smith is a graduate of Middlebury college and has had 2 years experience. Ethel Baird, to teach commercial subjects Miss Baird is a graduate of Boston Univer- sity and of the commercial course in Salem Normal school with an experi- ence of years. Now employed in GrosVenordale, Conn.,, High school. Adrienne Raby to teach French. Miss Raby is a graduate of Mt. Holvoke college and has had years experi- ence. Alice V. S. Johnson, to teach English. Miss Johnson is gradu- ate of Boston University and has had 8 years experience. Arthur P. del Moral to teach Spanish and French. Mr. del Moral is a graduate of St. Cyr Military college, France and an ex- officer in the French and Mexican na- vies being a native of Mexico.
 Prevocational Grammar School Susanne Cobey, grades VII. and VIII. Miss Cobey is a graduate of the New Britain Normal school and has had an experience of fifteen years Give years in Berlin and thirteen years in Hartford.) William Gritzmacher, to teach machine shop work. MT. Gritz- macher has had thirteen years of practical machine shop experience. Charles H. McGinnis, to teach print-. ing. MT. McGinnis is a practical printer, with three years of shon ex- perience. He is also @ graduate of the practical arts course of the Fitchburg Normal school and has taught for two years. Alfred Eddy, to teach woodworking. MT. Eddy is gradu- ate of the practical arts course of the Fitchburg Normal school. He has had practical experience in carpentry and painting and has taught for two years in the Fitchburg evening schools.
 East Street Schoo1-Olive M. Ward, to teach physical training. Miss Ward is a graduate of the New Haven Nor mal school of gymnastics and has had