St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
ST. J. ACADEMY
\ WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, SEPT.6
Many Changes in Faculty
and a New Principal
In Charge

The fall term of St. Johnsbur!
Academy will begin on Monday
Sept. 6, with a preliminary rcgistra
ton on Trida-. Aug. 20, OF all first
year pupils. This registration viii
be held in the principals Office be
tween the hours of 0 and II and
and 5 o'clock. All first year pupils
from this and the surrounding towns
who have not alrcadv done so, will
DESIGNATE their selection Of a course
college preparatory, commercial OF
generaD, and the subjects they will
study the coming wear.
At the same time all Commercial
students who have elected "Com-
merce and Industry" or CONNER
cial Geography" will be expected to
call at the principals Office and
choose some other subject. The rca-
son for this is that the Commercial
course is being changed to conform
to the standards for more thorough
training which are beinp emphasized
in some of the better Commercial
schools. This is in accordance with
the we'll known policy of st. Johns
bury Academy to offer the best pre-
paration in every department.
The faculty members, with one ex-
ception, have been selected. The
last year teachers who return arc:
Miss Dorothy H. Brown, commercial
English; Miss Clara K. Bushman,
bookkeeping. stenograph" and type
writing: Mrs. Jean Stanley Goodrich.
orchestra and piano; G. Maurice In
gals, industrial trainin"' Miss Mary
Catherine Root, biology and English,
and in charge of the Charlotte Fair
banks Cottage; Miss Mabel Silsbv,
secretary. and. Miss Bertha Octavia
Stillson, Latin, Albert w. Smith,
music.
The new members of the faculty,
with home addresses, degrees: insti-
tutions from which they graduated,
schools from which they come to ST.
Johnsbury and subjects they will
teach, are: Rev. Theodore Halbert
Wilson, of CHICAGO, Illinois A. B.
and A. M. Harvard University; B. D..
Union Theological Seminary: for
merly president of Olivet College,
and last year the Illinois State Di-
rector of the American Education
department. of the Inter-church
World Movement principal. Greek
and Latin, Miss Dorothv L. Church,
RECENTLY of Chicaeo but now of St.
Johnsbury. A. B. Northwestern Uni
versity. French and Spanish: Miss
Gertrude Howe Cramton OF st.
Johnsbury. A. B. Wellesley College:
history: Miss Dorothy Films, OF
Dorchester Center, Mass, B. S.
Framincham Normal school; JON
athan MAYNARD school. Framingham.
Mass. Home Economics: Miss
Mary Elizabeth Hall of Fryeburg.
Me-: A. B. Mt. Holvoke college:
English. Miss Frcda M. Harris. Of
Skowhegar. Me-, A. r. Mt. Holvoke
Collepo: Gorham Hiph School, Cor
ham, Me: mathematics: Miss Chris
tiana Hod"don. of Maiden. Mass. A.
r. Radc'iffe College. Wareham hirh
school. Wareham, Mass; English.
Miss Agnes Oliver. Of Boston. studied
in Paris at the Sorbonne and the AL
lance Francaise.. in Switzerland and
in Germany; ST.. Marv's school. Mem
rhis. Tenn; French and German:
Carl RANGER, of Bath. N. H., A. r.
Rates Colle~e. princinal of York
High school, York. Me. Chemistry,
Phvsics and Science.
ARRANGEMENTS are practically COM
rlcted for the male teacher of ma
thematics. the director Of athletics.
and the care Of South hall. Definite