New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

h14N DAlLl 11LlALD, Bates college and taught at Lewis high school in Southington before coming to Plainville. He has served as vice principal and principal of the Plainville high school during the last three years. During MT. Mac ponald's administration the school has developed both numerically and educationally. The success of his work has been obvious to all who have come in contact with the school. He has uniformly met with the approval of those in authority.
 He is leaving to undertake grad uate study at New York University on a fellowship basis. His work there will qualify him for a greater service in the field of education and there is every reason to believe that he will eventually become one Of the best known secondary school men in the United States. He is for tunatc in ha"ing the backing an.l friendship Of many of the univer- sities ablest professors and teachers. In leaving Plainvlle. MT. MacDon- aid can go into new fields Of ac- tirity with the feeling that he has made a real achievement and that he is leaving a host Of friends be- hind him."
 Mir. Aeo is Elevated
 Superintendent Staples also an- nounced today that the position wall b. filled by the elevation of J. Wendell Yeo 10 the vice principal ship. Mr. Yeo is at present head O the commercial department of the high school. He is a graduate or Boston University and has served m his present capacity for two years. He is favorably known and well qualified for the new position.
 MT. Yeo is well known to the pep pie Of the toHn and is well liked and admired by all. He is very popular with the pupils at the school being highly regarded for his efficiency in classes His promotion should meet with he approval ol all.
 Is Third Resignation
 Principal MacDonalds resignation marks the third within the last three weeks among the men teach CTS at the high school. Coach Thomas J. Caulfeld resigned 10 ac. ccpt similar position al the Strat, ford high school, while Leonard E Nilkerson. in charge of shop work recently rendered his resignation tc accept position in Northampton Mir. Caulfeld's position was filled by the appointment of Earle McNaugh ion Of Colby college, but Mir. vii. kcrsons position is still open. Al three teachers were highly regarded by the school board and Superinten dent Staples.
 Honor Roll Announced
 Principal Douglas Macdonald an. nounced today the honor roll at the school for the period ending May 9 The list contains 4 names. It is a, follows:
 Seniors - Helen Boiver, Annie Ccrtani, Helen Chotkowshi. Theresa Dillon. Julc GraboWski. Elvina Min. ella. and Alice Peterson.
 Juniors Henry Chalko. Hora ce French, Harvey Gauthicr and Laura Naaman
 Sophomores - Louise Brastow Elizabeth Coleman. William Conk. lin, Jean Gillis, Geraldine Pcndle. bury, Hazel Salmon Joseph Solomon Mildred smith, William Sncideman Arnold Speig and Dorothy Tredcn nick.
 Ninth Year - Adelaide Chapor Dorothy Dunbar. Helen LaskoWskl Dorothy Seymour and Doris ;;prague
 Eighth Year - Eleanor Bartlett Helen Brodin. Eleanor Gamer Ton, Guerrlere. Harriet MacCutcheOn Incz Naaman. Eva Nesdropa, Isobe Pattison and Bernice Sweig.
 Seventh Year - Russell Bronkie Mirona ChotkoWski, Grace Clark Angelina Gnazzo. Helen Golaski Doris korh. Robert Manning Elmer Maynard Clarence Morgan. Rober Newell and Dorothca Thomascn.
 senior Prom
 Preparations arc now being madt for the senior ball which will bt held on Friday evening. June s. froH 2 10 o'clock. II is expected tha' this 4 flair will he tho most cl1horot that has ever been held al the higF school.
 Each member Of the class is doing his or her part to make this ball d hugh success, Many new novelties are being planned and an enjoyable evening is assured to those Nho al. tend. Tickets are now on sale anl may be obtained from any member ot the senior class.
 Fourth Annual Concert
 The glee clubs Of the high schoo Will hold their fourth annual con cert on Friday evening Of this week The complete program will he an. nounccd at later date. but tho fac that Harry Coe Oimsted is going tr be the guest soloist will assure { large attendance
 Tho slcc clubs have been working hard in preparation for tho concert and tho high school authorities hop, that the townsrcoplc will support i not only financially bUr hv then presence Friday night in order tc r-ft ,l