New Britain herald., 1928-05-15
g NEW TEACHERS
 ENGAGED BY BOARD
Music and Art Supervisors and
 Athletic Coach Included
PLAN MEMORIAL TREES
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Eight new teachers in the public schools. live to fill vacancies left by resienalions Of present instructors and three additional ones to take care Of the increased number of pu- plls Who will have 10 be accom- modated in the fall. were appointed by he school committee at its meet ing last evening. New supervisors O. muate and art and q new athletic coach a' the high school arc in- clnded among the appointees. Mss Barbara Beach Of Bristol, a graduate of Mount liolyoke. was named music supervisor. During tnr last year she has been teaching Tn the Curtis School for Boys at Brooki.eld. She will succeed Miss Louise totue. a close friend and ctasSm,te, The two girls planned in eoli.s" to become music supervisors nut lttle dreamed that one would take the others place Miss Cottle 's leaving Plainville to take a similar position in the northeast district m Hartford at an increased salary
 Miss Agnes C. Pattison, a Plain Vile girl. will teach Grade ? at the broad street school next year. She ".ll graduate from the New Britain state Normal school next month.
 MISS Margaret l.. O'Ne!l Of Win. sted another 1928 graduate of New hr'tsin Normal. will teach Grade 5 a. Linden street. This position is an additional one.
 Ml1 Alberta Wallen, who has been appointed to teach Grade at the Broad street school is a na- tive Of Willimantic. She graduated rom the Wiilima a,ic Normal school neld.
 Miss Harriet A Cottls Of Bristo, will teach history and mathematics at tho high school. filling a Iewlv created position. She is a sraducte or Mount Hoiyoke and | sister of Miss Louise Cottle,
 Miss Eleanor M. lngts. the new supervisor of art, Is | native a, hartford. She Is . graduate Of Pratt Institute and plans 70 study in Paris during the coming summer.
 Miss Mary c. Aborn of Ellington. a Wtllimantic Normal school grad Gate. will teach fifth grade room at Broad street. This position Is the third new one.
 Another WiiIimantic Normal grad tate. Miss Adelaide D. MaJIlare vii, 1each Grade l nt Linden street. She Is native Of Waterbury.
 Thomas J. CaulHclI Of Dalton. Mass, will succeed Myron Gallup ss science instructor and athletic coach at the high school. He will grad uate from Colby college this year alter having taken science course exceptionally designed to fit him for the teaching position here. He played on the football team at Colby and last fall was chosen all. Maine center.
 Entrance Date Extended
 The committee voted to make . temporary change. for the coming year only, in the age requirement. for entering school. Up to now children who will be five years old by November i have been admitted to Kindergarten in September and those to be six that date have been allowed 10 enter the first grade. For the coming school year .he date has been ret forward to February i, 1929.
 Compulsory Vaccination
 Vaccination was made another re- quirement for entrance into school. This Is in accordance with the re- cent vote to exclude all pupils net vaccinated. Only Ave conscientious objectors to inoculation have been found in the entire school system, Three of these were dismissed from classes yesterday, while the others, aware that they would not be ad. stayed at home.
 Plan Memorial Trees
 The planting of nine memorial