New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
SCHOOL TEACHERS
 FOR YEAR CHOSEN
All Places for 1925,26 Filled,
 Supt. Holmes Announces

The personnel or the New Britain public school department has been completed, according to superinten- dent Stanley H. Holmes, all teaching and other positions having been filled for the term commencing next Tuesday. Miss Mary German, prin- cipal Of the smith school, will re- turn to her duties after an illness of two years. Miss Sarah sheehan, who has been assigned to art work at the East street school, has resigned after having been employed by tho local department for IS years. She was engaged at the smith school last year.
 The following dental hygiene teachers have been appointed. Der nadine Desores Of Lawrence. Mass; I. Isabel Grant of Wdverly, Mass. and Jeanne semansky of New Bed ford, Mass. All are graduates of For sythe Dental lnirmary.
 Other new teachers are as fol- lows: Irene McHugh of Danbury, a graduate of Danbury High school in tho class Of 1924, 10 teach Grades 1 and 2: Winifred Shea of this city 10 teach physical education, a graduate of New Britain High school and New Haven Normal school of Gymnas- tics with the class Of 1925; Eileen G. Kelley of Kensington, 10 teach kin T In of Q,i+g in High school in the class of 1920, and the State Normal school in the class of 1924; Helen D. Connolly Of 20 south Burrtt street, 10 teach com mercial subjects, a graduate of New Britain High school and who has at tended Bay Path Institute for two years; Mildred A. Boyle of Hatfield, Mass, to teach Grades and 2, a graduate Of Hatfield High school, and normal school at North Adams, Mass; Edythe Greenstein of Spring field. Mass, 10 teach Grades l to ,, a graduate of Westfeld High school of commerce and Westfield Normal school; Dorothy Mccall of Leonard Bridge, 10 teach physical education, a graduate Of Bacon Academy and Sargent School of Physical Educa- ton In 1925; Louis C.. Cashman of S01 Main street, South Manchester, to teach Grades 1 and ?, graduate of Waterbury High school, and the State Normal school at New Britain; Palmer Howard Of Waterford to teach history at the senior high school graduate of Bulkeley High school and Clark college.
 William Bollman, ianitor at the Central junior high school, will this year occupy d similar position at the senior high school, being succeeded by his former assistant Fred Whip. pie. John B. Hawksworth. veteran janitor Of the senior high school, hal moved to Hartford. Thomas Jone' will take the place of Charles J lthans as janitor at the Elihu Bur it junior high school.
 New Building Ready.
 The work on the Stanley schoo
 ion has been rushed, and thi
 ,nr will be near enough com
 o1 when school opens 10 allow J3j&ing of classes in all roon' ,' pi the kindergarten. The tina chrs have not yet been put or
 Hela rooms, while the gymnas U.m and auditorium will not be fin ished in time. Part time sessions however. will he obyiated by tn quick completion of the work.
 The work on the Smalley schoo addition has not progressed so ia and the now rooms will not be read for use hy Tuesday. This will meal part time sessions for the pupil there, ono half going in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
 Ground has been broken for tn new East Side school ad it i hoped that this building will be read some time during the winter or earl spring.,