New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
TEACHING STAFF
 INCREASED TO B Nine New Teachers Engaged by
 Local Department BUSINESSMEN TROUNCED
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The teaching staff of the Plain- vile public schools will be composed of So instructors this year, five more lihan during the 1925-1926 term. the list issued today by Superintendent Of Schools ' g. Mills shows. The additions are caused by the opening of Grade I and Grade VI rooms In the Lind, street school for the first time, the employment of two new instructors 10 meet the growing needs of the high school, and the separation Of music from practical .arts, resulting in two teachers where one was employed last year.
 The list as issued by the superin- .tendent's office is as follows:
 Teachers at Broad street school iOrrin l.. Judd. supervising principal: Florence Rowland. kindergarten; Esther F. Nelson. Grade IA: Amy C. Josephson. Grade 1B: Catherine Me Carthy, GrauS "A; Dorothy P. Ja- cobs. Grade oB; Vera Riordan, Grade %: Alice F. Tibbetts. Grade I3A: Helen Somers, Grade 3R: Alice lCoggeshalI Grade A: Anna Y. Tor lrant. Grade 4B; Mrs. Carrie l.. Smith Grade 5A: Mrs. Julia P. Hur- tado. Grade 5R; Madeline A. Feury, Grade GA; Bertha NJ. Steward, Grade 6B: Mrs. H. Bernice Gray, Grade "A: Lottie Top, Grade 1E; jMadalene Hayes. Grade 7C; Alice NJ.
 Lane, Grade SA: Ruth H. Jacobs. Grade SB; Louise C. Cottle, super
 visor of music in grades and high school; S. Louise Ludlow, teacher of practical arts in grades and high school.
 Teachers at Linden street school: Catherine Bennett. Grade l: su-
 game NJ. OConnor, Grade 1 Agnes R. Hitchcock, Grade ?; Rosaline
 Colson. Grade 3; Katherine F. Tor
 rant. Grade 4 Adelaide l.. Taylor,
 Grade and teaching principal of
 grades; Marion France, Grade 6.
 High School teachers:
 Phillips H. Lord, Principal and
 teacher Of Mathematics; Mrs.
 Sophia NJ. Lord. teacher of History
 and English; Mrs. Katherine Carri-
 gan, teacher of Latin and French:
 Margaret Creedon. teacher commer-
 cial subjects English and Gi,'s ath-
 letics: John F.. Corccran, teacher Of
 mathematic science. English, boys
 athletics coach. L. S. Mills superin-
 tcndent of schools.
 Of those listed above ten will be
 teaching here for the first time.
 Miss Dorothy Jacobs is a sister of
 Miss Ruth Jacobs, who taught here last year and has been rengaged: she Is a graduate of the Gorham, Me, normal school. Miss Alice lib hetts, also from Maine, will take the place of Miss Margaret Feury. Miss Alice Coggeshall will replace Miss McNahb, who has gone to West Hartford. Miss Lottie Top, a gradu- ate of New Haven normal school, will take the place of Miss Jeanette Baxt, who will.teach in New Haven. Miss Catherine Bennett like Miss Jacobs, graduated from the normal school at Gorham, Me.
 Miss Louise c. Cottle, who will be music supervisor in all local schols, Is a daughter of Henry F.. Cottle. principal of Bristol high 1 school. Miss s. Louise Ludlow, prac- tical arts instructor, is graduate Of | SHidmore College of Arts at Sara toga, N. Y. Miss Adelaide l.. Tay- Tor. who will be teaching principal i of the Linden street grades, is !. another native of Maine and has had seven years teachink experi- 1. ence.
 Miss Margaret Creedon, new high !. school instructor. is graduate of Boston university and has had. a i years experience as secretary and l assistant to the superintendent Of | buildings at Connecticut Agricul- tural college. John F. Corcoran is also a, Boston university graduate. and studied one year at Brown uni- | versity; for one year he taught at | the Hope street high school, Provi- { dence, R. I. Mrs. Katherine Carri- gan Is the former Miss Aldrich, | having been married last June.
 Miss Mary Royce has been en- gagged as secretary 10 Superintendent | Mills during the coming year, whcih | begins next Wednesday. Miss Royce