The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-15

Junior High school and has been substituting in the high schools in this city for the past three years Elizabeth G. Bergin, Dean of Girls, Appointment to become ef- fective January 1, 1932). Doctor Bergin substituted in ! Waterbury schools one and one | half years. She was regularly employed as a teacher from 1907 | to 1922. In 1923 she went on the reserve list to study osteopathy at the college of Osteopathy at Kirks- vile, Missouri, where she was a student for four years graduating | in 1926. She has practiced medi- cine in this city from 1926 to the present.
 Crosby High School. Margaret Crof, Latin teacher, 10 head of Latin department. Miss Julia P. Hayes, who has been such a faithful and efficient head of department of Latin in Crosby High school has requested us that she be relieved of the re- sponsibility of being head of de- partment. We are therefore pro- noting in her place Miss Margaret | WIlO HdS DCCh CliiNACAAS'J oSS- | ing as head of department in Miss Hayes place. Miss Hayes IS re- turing as a teacher of the Latin department.
 Continuation School. Edward Conlan, secretary, $1,- | 200. MT Conlan is a graduate of Will by High school. 1926, and of Saint Bonaventure college, 1880. He has done some substituting in the schools in this city during the past year.
 Daniel Kemp, woodworking. $1,- $50.
 1 MT Kemp attended Lewiston, Maine, high school, one year and graduated from Mechanics Institute in 1922. He taught for eighteen months in the State Trade school for Detectives in Wingdale, New York, and has been substituting In spring of 1929.
 Loretta Henebry, assistant Prin- cipal, Driggs school, to principal Hamilton school, $2,300.
 Transfers. l | ation school, to mechanical draw ing teacher, Leavenworth High school.
 Francis L. Corrigan, secretary Continuation school, to teacher Continuation school.
 George w. Butler, Woodworking grades, to Foundry shop, Leaven- worth High school.
 Elizabeth M. Brophy. sewing grades, to cooking and sewing Leavenworth High school.
 Mary D. Tennant, Driggs, grade IS departmental, to principals as- sistant, and grade departmental l Grace Kane, Driggs, grade de- partmental, to grade 8 department tai.
 1 Cecelia Mccormack, Driggs grade departmental, to grade | departmental.
 Laura Biron, Driggs, grade 5, te grade departmental.
 Agne es Mahaney, Hendricken grade 6, to Driggs. grade 5. | Mary Garrity, Slocum, depart mental grade 5, to Driggs, grade 3
 Anna McMahon, Duggan, grade 1, to Driggs, grade l. | Margaret Connors, Chase, grade 6, to Duggan, grade unassigned
 Marian Bagley. Slocum, grade 5 ! to grade departmental. Catherine Crean, Slocum, grade | 4 to grade 5.
 Ethel Egan, Slocum, grade 8 tc grade 4.
 Loretta Buckley. Wilson grade to grade 8.
 Catherine Hayes. Wilson, grade 3 to grade 4.
 Elizabeth Quinn, Tinker. grade 6 to grade z departmental.
 Corinne Rossi, Tinker. grade to grade departmental.
 Helen Sullivan, Tinker. grade to grade 6 departmental.
 Helen Weinberg. Tinker. grade to grade 3.
 Nora E. O'Rourke. Reidvilit principal. grades z and 8 to prin' cipal, grade 8.
 Doris Lynch, Rockville. grades and to grade z.
 Dorothy O'Connor. Reidville grade 8 to grades and 6.
 Mary Haggerty, Reidville, grade 2 to grades ? and 3.