Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
TEACHERS PLACED
Position. foe SOM OF This Years Grad
uate. from University

Through tho Vermont state ledcherS
Bureau. with headquarters IN the once
Of n. O. Hutchinson, superintendent OF
Junior High Schools in Vermont, TINS
city. number of the 1870 graduating
class of the University of Vermont have
secured teaching positions in Vermont for
the next year Those who nave secured
such positions include:
Miss Hazel Frances Levin Of Renning-
ton will teach French and Latin IN beh-
lington High School
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hutton of Rennins-
ton will teach French and Latin in John
son High School
Miss Gladys Flora Badger Of Burlng-
ton will teach mathematics in Johnson
High School
Guy Daniel Hawkins of Townshend goes
20 Essex Center as principal OF the
Junior Senior High School.
Miss Hazel Annis Byington Of Char
lotte will teach home economies in Rich
ford High School.
Miss Emma Louise Harlow of Randolph
will teach in the Hyde Park Junior-Senior
High School.
Miss Weitha Ruth Giysson Of Barre
will teach home economies in the Enos-
burg Falls High School.
Miss Cecilia Carrigan of Pittsford will
teach home economies in the Vergennes
High School.
Miss Florence Dulcena Dow Of Bur
lington will teach English and history in
Vergennes High School
Miss Natalie Valleau Noyes Of Hyde
Park will teach English and French in the
Enosburg Falls High school
Miss Laura Harriet Hanson OF Starks
boro will teach Latin in Montpelier High
School
Harold Croft Bowley' Of Newport will
teach French and history in Derby Junior
Senior High School.
Benjamin Noyes Hulburd, son of former
Lieut. Gov Roger w. Hulburd of Hyde
Park. will teach mathematics in Burning
ton High School
Maurice Chester Bond of Thetford. pres
ident Of the class of 1921 at the Uni
versity. will teach agriculture next year
in Morrisville, ~ Y, His position was
not secured through the Vermont Teach
ers Bureau.
Miss Myrtle Irene Mcneil of Ludlow
will teach home economies in Williams
town.
Miss Rachael Adeline Dix of Barre
will teach home economics in Saxtons
River.
Miss Gwendolyn Iona Edwards will teach
homo economies in Essex Center.
O'h"r tcarhers. not graduates Of the
, Univ,t 80 Vermont III the class of 1920
Sut -. Vermont through the State
Teachyle .."eau, are:
Miss Alma p. E,ebert OF Hector. n. Y.
| graduate OF Mechanics Institute at
| Rochester. " Y. vino WI teach home
economies in North Bennington.
Miss Ruby N. Burt who has taught in
J. :. q. -
! Latin in North Bennington next year
Miss Mary Bliss, GRADUATE ~ Mid
! dlebury College In the class If 1920 who
VIII teach mathematics in the West Rnt-
! land High School
/ Miss Helen Clark NJ Middlebury. grad
uate Of Ndtiebury College in tho class
/ Of 1902. who viii teach Latin In BrsJs.orl
High ochoc..
Miss lIiida Johnson Of Craftsoury who
/ will teach in the rural schools OF John.
| son.
Miss Ethel M. Hoyt of Morrisv,lle. who
! has been teaching in Hard wick durlna
| the past year. and will teach a p1ma r,
grade next year in Windsor.
Miss Theda Caderwood OF Lyndon. who
viii teach a rural school in Woodstock
Miss Margaret Pike, who has been pr.n.
! cipal of the two-year Junior Senior High
I School in Worcester, and VIII teach Eng
lish and history in Proctor High School
Miss Abbie l.. King Of Ludlow, VINO will
teach in Whitcomb High School in
Bethel
Miss Elizabeth Powers of Morrisvile
daughter of Justice George NJ Powers
a graduate OF Wellesley 1871. who will
teach mathematics in Westford
Miss Marie Henrichon. graduate OF
Middlebury, 1920, who will teach French
! in Jeffersonyille.