Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-08-09
Orleans Central School District Notes
Carl ]. Batchelder, Supt.


emy and graded schools and Orleans
high and graded schools. These two
schools will open on the 29th of Au-
gust.
The schools of the district with
their respectivs teachers are as fol-
lows:
ALBANY
Village Grammar, Elsie Walbridge
Village Primary, Bernice Barber
South Albany, Bertha Simon
East Albany, Elizabeth Simon
/ Albany Center, Edna Simmons
Creek, Mildred Reed
| Brown, Ida Jenkins
| Dyer, Gladys Griggs,
| Vance, Freda Stearns 4s
! Cheney, (closed this year, 80
| Griggs, (closed this year, e.
! Merrill Corner,
BARTON
Willoughby, Mrs. Daisy Baldwin
| May Pond, Mrs. M. j. Wright
| Riverside, Ila Marshall
| Heath, Lettie Marshall
Fisk, Nellie Gott
| Devereaux, Helen Johnson
GLOVER
Village Grammar, Mrs. Bernice Clark
| Village Primary, Hattie McDuffee
West Glover, Irene Lambert
Parish, Alice Drew :
Andersonville, Hazel Simon
Naples, Mrs. Vesta White
Center, Mrs. Marjorie WaIcott 4
| Beach, Blanche Barrey
Mud Island, (closed this weary i
Wright, Nellie Pudvah
BAR TON INCORPORATED DIS
TRICT-
Hight School
Agriculture and Mathematics,
G. Elliott Stevens, Prin.
History and Science, Earle Haskins
Latin and French,
Katherine Kendrick
English and Mathematics,
Grace Annis
Domestic Science, Marion Carter
Junior Subjects, Mrs. Kate Heath
Grades
Sixth, Jessie I. Beaton
Fifth, Louise Fairbanks
Fourth, Mrs. Katherine Jennings
Third, Mrs. Abbie Boutwell,
Second, jamie Chapman
First, Clara L. Burgess
The teacher training will also be
ORLEANS INCORPORATED DIS
High School
Agriculture and Science,
Charles S. Rising, Prin.
Latin and Mathematics,
Dascomb P. Rowe
English and History, Helen Cass
French and English, Edith Ruggles
Domestic Science, Miss Armstrong
Junior Subjects, Florence Gillis
Grades
Sixth, Mildred Hay
Fifth, Theda Corley
Fourth. Inez Winslew
Third, Viva Potter
Second, Pearla Hunt
First, Florence Ladd
Music in High and Grades,
Helen Beede
The only changes in the Albany
teaching force this year are at South
Albany, Brown, and Merrill Corner.
Miss Simon, who is to teach the South
Albany school, has had three years
of experience and one year of spe-
cial teacher-training above high
school graduation. Miss Jenkins at
the Brown school is a normal school
graduate of both lower and higher
courses. She has had several sue
cessful years of experience in rural
schools of Vermont and in the. grad
ed schools of Massachusetts.
In Barton town there is only one
new teacher, Miss johnson, at the
Devereaux school. She taught in the
town two years before she took her
training which was additional to
high school graduation. Some of the
other teachers have changed schools
but are still remaining in the town.
Nearly all of the teachers in Glow
er are new this year, but they are all
high school graduates with one or
more years of special teacher-tr train
ing in addition.
/ At Barton Academy g. Graded
Schools the only new member to the
faculty is the vice principle. Earle
Haskins of Bradford. Mr. Haskins
comes to Barton very highly recon-
mended. He is graduate of Mid
dlebury college and has taken spe-
cial training at Harvard university
this summer. He has had experience
in teaching in Middlebury high school
where he was very successful.
AT Orleans the only new teacher
lln the grades is Miss Ladd of Grand
Isle, who will have the fifth grade.
Miss Ladd has had the high school
and teacher-training at Burlington.
She has had several years of very
successful teaching in the lower
grades and has taken summer
courses. in primary teaching. She
should make a very strong addition
to the teaching force.
The new addition in the high
school this year are the principal, C.
S. Rising, Miss Edith Ruggles, Miss
Helen Cass, and Miss Armstrong.
The first two have had successful
experience. Mr.. Rising is taking
special work at the University Of
| Vermont this summer and Miss RugA
giles has spent two years in special
study of French in France. She has
had five years experience teachingr
Miss Cass and Miss Armstrong are
both highly recommended from the
University of Vermont, where they
graduated last June.
Fair Facts.