The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
Southington Chooses
 Waterbury Teachers
Helen M. Kelley and Mary T. Murphy, Crosby Grad=
 uates, Given Grammar School Appointments

Southington, Aug Mrs Grace l.. Merrell, secretary of the South ington board of education, an- nounced last night following a special meeting of the boards school committee, that all the teacher vacancies in the public schools have been filled. Eleven teachers were named.
 John B. Rathburn of Saybrook who has taught at Block Island, R. l., for three years, has been en- gagged as teacher of chemistry and physics at Lewis high school to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation fo Howard A. Smith. MT Rathburn is a graduate of the Saybrook high school. He at tended Connecticut State college for three years and is a graduate of Boston university.
 Miss Edith c. Chalko of Plain vile, who has taught in Plainville five years, will teach in the Hol- comb school She is a graduate of New Britain high school and New Britain normal school
 Miss Marion E. Hutton of Bristol street, Southinston, who has been teacher in the Terryville public schools for three years, will be kin dergarten teacher in the Evansville school. She is a graduate of Lewis high school and New Britain Nor mai school.
 Miss Muriel G. Mover of Dan bury, a teacher in the Plymouth public schools for three years, will teach Grades and 4 at the Mill dale school
 Miss Kathleen NJ. Winfree of New Bedford, Mass, a teacher at Deep River for five years. has been engaged as principal and teacher in Grades to z at the Marion school. She is a graduate of the New Bedford, Mass, high school and the Bridgewater, Mass, normal school.
 Miss Helen M. Kelly of Water bury a teacher in the Deep River schools, with seven years eXperi- ence, has been engaged as teach CT in Grades 1 to 3 at the Marion school. She is graduate of Crosby high school, Waterbury, and the Willimantic normal school.
 Miss Mary T. Murphy of Water bury, who taught in the Newtown public school, with four years, eX- perience, will teach at West Street school. She is a graduate of Crosby high school, Waterbury, and the Danbury normal school.
 Miss Barbara Beach of Bristol a teacher in the Brookheld Center school, with seven years experience will be music teacher. She is a graduate of Mt Holyoke college and studied at New York university and the Institute of Music Peda- Gogy, Northampton, Mass. She has taught at Summit, N. J., and Plainville.
 Arthur w. Morse of Plattsburg, N. Y., teacher in the Brookfie!d Center schools, with five years eX- perience, has been engaged as prin- cipal of the Beecher Street school. He also has taught at Easthamp- ton, and Orange, Mass. He is a graduate of Plattsburg, N. Y., high school, Eastern Nazarene college and attended Boston and Yale uni versailles.
 Miss Marie A. Strickland of Pleasant Valley, Barkhamsted, who taught in Northfield, Collins vile and Southipgton with six years experience, has been engaged as teacher in grade of the Beecher street sc hool. She is a graduate of Gilbert high school, Winsted, and Willimantic normal school.
 Miss Sylvia Novenstein of Mil ford, who has taught in New Bri- tain for the past two years, will be special class teachcer at the Beecher Street school. She is a graduate of New Haven normal school with a three-year course for special class teaching.