New Britain herald., 1917-09-06
BIG SHAKE.UP IN
 TEACHING CORPS
Many designations Received from
 Upper and Lower Schools
NEW INSTRUCTORS ENGAGED

Change in PeTSOnnel Greatest in Ills.
 tory of Institutions-Two Disre-
 gard Contracts - Transfers An
 nounced by School Board.
 There will be in all probability more changes in the personnel of the local public school teaching forces when the schools open next Tuesday than have ever been noted before. Only the teaching force of some of the smaller grade schools remain in tact. Most of the teachers who have left have resigned. A few are Ill and will return later while two disregard ed their contracts.
 Supt Staney H. Holmes has an- nounced the following resignations and acceptances of positions in the local schools:
 Designations.
 Those who have resigned at the Academic High school: Lulalou De Groat, William J. Nelson, Harriett E. Smith.
 From the Vocation High school the following have resigned: Ethel R. Baird, H. Josephine Buck, Mary ". Davis, James Davitt, Alice Dunn, Mil dred F. Hanlon, Bessie B. Hart, Irene M. Haworth, Catherine A. Hayes, Mary B. Pingree, Miriam A. Rhodes, Harry Vessels, who has been drafted, may have to ultimately resign.
 The following resignations have been received at the Prevocational Grammar school: Harold E. Demp- sey, sub master; Susanne R. Cobey, Mildred w. Flower, Edith l.. Hawes, Mabel l.. Kingsbury, Constance M. Leathers, Maude E. Prescott E. Ger trude Riley, Emma A. Williams, AL fred l.. Eddy, Elizabeth l.. Hunger ford (transferred to High schoo1) Ed ward w.. Kiesewetter, Charles H. Mo- Ginnis, Dore H. Weatherby Gill in hospitaD Mary H. Rigley.
 Designations at the East street school: Daisey Thompson, Grace A. Flannery Transferred to Burritt) Marion l.. Hoar (transferred to High as clerk) Isabella l.. Jackson, Olive M. Ware. At the Smalley school: Sara Esserman, Frances G. Brady, Helen Welinsky, Jennie Pouzzner Gill and will not begin the school year) Burritt school: Ella c. Connor. Mill dred w. Corbin, Lista w. Lincoln. (transferred to EasD Rockwell school: Pearl Dougan, Smith school: Marion M. Egan, Ruth Davis. North end school Ellen l.. Low. Monroe street school: Lenora K. Dunlevy. Os- good Hill school: Inex B. Henry, Ha- gel Davenport. Special teachers, Elizabeth T. Kane, penmanship.
 New teachers: Academic High Mary F. williams of Southington, his- tory: Vernia I. Suter of Swanton, Vt., French; Charles J. Campbell of Peeks- kill, N. Y, physics. Vocational High Christine J. Kane of Spencer, Mass. commercial subjects; Mabel M. Erwin of Bedford, Ind, English; Ethel H McEneaney of Danbury, commercial subjects; Agnes s. Ordung of Boston commercial subjects; Merriam H. Boardman of East Lynn, commercial; Harry P. Mcdonald of Middletown English; Grace M. Holton of Spring. field, art; Mary J. Atwell of Bellevue Pa, English; Justine A. Browne o1 Waterbury, history; Paul Dillingham; of Bridgeport, English. Prevocationa Grammar-Ruth Messenger of Sims bury: Sadie F. Hambelin of Gorham Me-: Olive c. Wells of Middletown Verna Carlsile, Patton, Me-; Joseph K Gibbon of South Boston; Charles l. Nutter of Saco, Me-; George R. Dun can of Fitchburg, Mass. East Street Louine Ford of Melrose, Mass; Lils
 Miller of New Hartford; Henrietta Derwig of Warehouse Point. Smalley
 achool-Sara Cronin of Springfield Albertine M. Morrill, of Natick, Mass. Dorothy Chernack of this city; Harri cit P. Barton of Rutland, Vt. Smith school-Alice M. Hicks of Milton Mass; Nora Walsh of Springfield Mass Burritt school-F'rances Ree6 ] of Amesbury, Mass: Mary Shugrue o1 Colchester; Julia Kingsbury of En. | field; Hazel Hunter of South Man. chester; Elsie M. Frye of East Jaffrey 1 N. H.; Mary Shugrue of Deep River
 Rockwell school-Ethel l.. Richardson
 of Lowell, Mass. Monroe school Katherine M. Kiniry of Southington l Osgood Hill school-Pauline Backus i of Willimantic; Mildred Wells of Willi l mantle Elm street school, Adelaide Kyle of Danbury. Special teachers l Alvin w. Boanse of West Harwich
 Mass, assistant physical training in
 structor at Stanley school; Esther | Bayer of this city.
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