New Britain herald., 1921-05-14
SCHOOL BOARD HAS
 MONTHLY MEETING
Mary Campbell Elected Principal
 Of Nathan Hale School

At the monthly meeting Of the School board held yesterday after noon, Miss Mary X. Campbell. who for tho past two years has been in charge, of the attendance bureau of the pub lie schools system. was elected prin- ctpar of the new Nathan Hale school which is in the process of Construc- ton on Fremont street. The board also elected Harold Dempsey princf- pal or tho Junior High school at the Elihu Burritt building. AIr. DemD- scy has been principal Of the grades at the Purritt school and the change Is necessary because of a change to a Junior High school
 The board elected teachers and principals for the ensuing school term. adopted curricula and reorgan- ized. Jddge l r. 'Gafrnev and F. NJ. Pratt were reelected president and secretary respectively. Other com mittees reelected are -.,
 Executive committee: George w. TraHt. ehairman: Herbert Fl. Peasa and Henry r. RocEe. The committee on examination os textbooks was re- elected aa follows: Joseph NJ. tfallor- an, r.. C. Kilhourne and Mrs. Arthur G. Eimball: the committee on school accommodations was reelected. a9 follows: r.. Clayton Goodwin, chair man: F. G. Nihberts. George w. Traut. pr. J. F. Martin and F. O. Kill bourne: the evening schools commit tee was reelected as follows:a F.. Clayton Goodwin. chairman; Edward M Pratt and X. $. Andrulewicz. The committee en trade education ~as re elected. as follows. F.. NJ. Pratt. F.. Clayton Goodwin and Herbert H. Pease. Dr. J. k. Martin moved to have Mrs. Arthur c. kfmball named chairman of the committee on health and sanitation. succeeding Dr. F.. T. Fromen, but Mrs. kimball declined tho chairmanship. saying she would serve on the committee but did not care for the chairmanship. Frank c. vibberts was elected chairman. with pr. Martin and Mrs TSimbai1 the other members.
 The board adopted resolutions on tho death of Miss Rose Mcintyre. who served long and faithfully as a teach CT. and it was voted to send copy of tho resolutions to the bereaved fam ily. .. rE
 On recommendation of Superin- tendent g. IT. Holnaes, the public schools will hold no session, Friday May 20. because of the Hartford County Teachers Association conveh- tion.
 R. O. T. C. Asked to March.
 Judge F. r. Gaffney reported a re- quest from Past Department Com mander F. V. Streeter of the C. A. R., who is marshal of the Memorial Day na rade. that the T.. O. T. c. unit ar the local high school take part in the parade. A request has also been re- ceived asking that tho boys turn out in parade when Ambassador Ricci visits the city. After lengthy discus sion on the subject it was decided to leave the matter in tho hands of the superintendent to take II up with Principal Slade and Captain Clark of tha k. Q. T. C.
 Tn addition to the teachers reap pointed. nine members of the gradu- ating class of the State Normal school who arc ranked in the upper 70 per cent. of the entire class as required by tho rule of the school board, are placed on the list of unassigned teach CTS. as follows: Doris Bradley, Mary Mcehan. Margaret Collins. Doris Horsfall. Mollie Light. Margaret Kel- ly. Lillian Chambers. Cecelia Long. Lillian Hill.