New Britain herald., 1926-08-31
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE IN
AZORES; TOWN OF HORTA IS
REPORTED PARTLY RAzED
s. N. B. H. S. GIRLS in
NORMAL school CLASS
List of Successful Appli-
cants Issued for First
Time

Thirty-flye Of the 192 students
who will make up the first year
class at the State Normal School this
fall will be made up OF graduates of
the New Britain Senior High school,
it was learned from Principal Mar
Gus White today. New Britain
stands first among the cities repre-
sented. Hartford, with 81 students,
is second. Bristol has 10 students
and Berlin and Planiville one each.
Although IT'S students are all that
rs allowed to enroll, according to the
ruling of the state board of educa-
ton, the class will consist of 1872, an
increase of II over the lawful en-
rollment Principal White allowed
this number because many had their
applications in on time, but because
of delays in getting other papers
signed. final negotiations could not
be completed, he said. He has re-
ceived special permission to allow
the extra students admission to the
school since the delay in completing
the signing of papers was not their
fault.
Never in the history OF the school
was the desire to enroll so strong.
1t was found necessary TO refuse all
after the middle of
July. Mr.. White said. Seventy-flve
teachers were Enabled
to register The students were ac-
cepted in the order of their appli.
cation.
1t was thought that the list of
young women who wish to follow
the profession probably reached
nearly a 100 since many of the N.
B. H. S. graduates were below the
scholastic requirements.
The list OF successful New Britain
applications, the st announcement
Of which was made today, is as fol-
lows: Florine A. Anderson, 12G Camp
street; Pauline Balosld, 20 Fairview
street; Dorothy Boilard, IS Summer
street; Rose B. Brin, S5 Hartford
venue; Catherine NJ. Brown, Lin
'oln court; Mary C. Burns. IS Sey-
nour street; Elizabeth NJ. Comstock,
Maple Hill; Roberta A. Crocker, 40 /
iladden street; Anne E. Doyle, 474 |
Arch street; Elvira NJ. Fancher, so |
Inion street; Elizabeth l.. Fox, 140 !
3airview street; Marjorie F. Gibney, |
Al Park street; Ruth B. Gibney. 175
street; Jeanette Z. Cour-
on. AZ Hartford avenue; Irene l..
taigis, 125 Columbia street: Olga /.
iaigis, "a Garden street; Ruth B.
4arvey, 1856 Winthrop street; Ada NJ.
: Hitehiner, S27 Corbin avenue;
f. Kehoe, ia West street:
EZRA E. Lundin, IS Maple street;
1adeline l.. Lynch. II Common
wealth avenue; Mary McInerney, 81
Beaver street; Eleanor L. Mills, 81
'outh Bur. street; Alice c. Muir
Thy, S5S Washington street; Dorothy
:. Pfersick, 5" Stanley street; An.
cline V. Scalise, 263 Allen street:
1arion R. Scheyd. 124 fremont
treet; Sarah Shurberg. As Column
ia street; Olga Srogi, IL Oak street;
larie G. Stalk, so Richmond ave-
ue; Agnes f. Stromquist, rs East
treet; Elizabeth Swanson. 7SS East
treet; Flor nee I. Tomkins, II
highland street; Charlotte A. Zakol-
ka, % Grove street; Wanda Zarow-
XII s Kelsey street.
The 10 Bristol Hi. h school gradu-
ties whose applications and records
roved satisfactory to the authorities
f the school are as follows: Airline
T. Anderson. 159 Goodwin street;
Ielen N. Budd, Il Ward street;
,leanor r. Carlson, pol Goodwin
treet; France Chapman.426 West
treet; Audrey e. Gill, CO Hull
rect; Lois NJ. Hawkhurst, Federal
curt; Anna NJ. kenny, ASS West
rect; Anne L lion, % Main street;
lillian A. Nilsson, Is Wooding street;
.osemary N. Sheehy, &c Lincoln
rect.
Anna Klotz OF Lower Lane will {
e Berlin's representative, and Ag- (
es Pattison OF Westwood Park is
he only Plainville girl on the list.
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