New Britain herald., 1923-01-13
Nearly q Million For Schools B
 Budget Estimate For Fiscal Fear

ehiieet who submits plans The recommendation that the ean tract fer drawing plans for the addi iion to the Stanley school he given t'
 MaN unklehaeh without competition was also adopted, Chairman Good win explained that the architect Va. the man who first drew the plans f0l that school and that these plans an HOW in his afhee, So it would haFdis he worth the trouble and money ls ask for competitive plans
 Fer the same reason r, K Perry 1. ta be given the contract for plans foI l the nsg0od Hill school,
 Public Architect Unacceptable, \ letter was read from Mayor raonessa recommending that an aFeh' iteet he employed by the city wha will draw plans for the various municipal buildings, including school buildings, c, w. Traut expressed himself as faVering competition, Er l Q, Kilhourne was not in favor nf the mayors nFojeet, F, M, Pratt, r, C. Vibherts and B. r, Gaffney also be- ing Of that opinion, Mrs, W. r, Man- gan said she did not feel qualified to express an opinion,
 Assistant for Mir. Slade,
 The finance committee recommend. ed the procuring of an assistant for the principal of the Senior High school. Other items in this report were requirements for gymnasium suits at that school and the assign ment and fitting up Of rooms at the school.
 Various changes were recommended at the Senior High school among them being the changing of the principals office from the Vocational building 10 the Academic building at a cost Of $500; and changing the present H. brary in the Academic building into a class room. the library to he trans ferrcd to the Vocational building.
 Dr. Martin Resigns.
 The resignation of Dr. John F. Martin from the board was read. In the communication he stated that he will be out Of town the remainder of the winter and that 1t will be impos- sible for him to attend meetings. The resignation was referred to the mayor and common council for action.
 Airline Nelson of this city was ap- pointed to the position of dental hy- gienist at salary of s25 per week.
 The matter of High school fraterni- ties was left on the table.
 The recommendation of Principal Slade of the Senior High school that the three buildings be designated by numbers instead of by name was ap- proved.
 Application for the use of school and gymnasiums by clubs and associations were adopted
 For the committee on health and MT. Vibberts said that a report would be submitted at the l next meeting on the petition of Rev. | J. T. Winters that the school nurse visit St. Mary's parochiaI school, the | expense to be borne by the school.
 New Teachers
 New teachers were appointed as fol- lows:
 Senior High school-Mrs. Grace l.. | Ballou, English, salary $1,250. Rich ard Esten, history and head of his- tory department, salary s2,575. Miss Maritime V. Liegey, typewriting, trans- ferred from Elihu Burrit Junior High | school, salary s1,250.
 Elihu Burrit Junior High school Miss Helen H. Mann, French, vice Miss Segal, transferred to Senior High school, salary s1,650. Miss Pearl Davey, mathematics, vice Miss Walk 1T. transferred to Senior High school, 'alary s1,95o. Miss Katherine Grady, English, vice Mrs Fannie Seaver Clark, resigned, salary s1.25O. Ernest ?. Larrabee, general science, vice Gaylord Newton, resigned, salary $2..l 'o0 Miss Edith Baldwin, typewrft- ng,, vice Miss Mildred Sherman, re- igned, salary s1,65O
 Central Junior High school-Miss rene Wilson, French. vice Miss John- ton, transferred to Senior High chool. salary s1,450.
 East street school-Miss Lillian Shristesen, physical training to suc- eed Miss Helena Walther, resigned, diary $1,150.
 Transfers
 Miss Rebecca Segal, transferred to senior High school Miss Sara J. Walker, transferred to 'enior High school.
 Miss Marie Johnston, transferred to enior High school. A report on the curricula of vari- l: us private schools as compared with