The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
800 Registration

The total registration is approx tmately 800, distributed among ten schools, as follows: Bunker Hill 80, the Central school 6, Pearl street 200, West Side Hill 34, Middlebury 93, Oakville 55, Prospect 34, Wat ertown GA. South Waterbury 115, Naugatuck still to be heard from, These children were served by q staff of 104 teachers and helpers.
 The registration is much smaller than last years, due in part to the loss of schools at Mil Plain, St Pauls Mt. church, Waterville and Christ Chapel, and in part to the fact that leaders did not advertise for large numbers. Several feel that they have had their most success ful year from an educational point of view. Certainly pupil-directed activities marked the schools to a greater degree than ever before.
 Final Meeting Held
 The final meeting of the Vaca- tion school leaders was held at the home of the Supervisor, Mrs F. E.. Dixon, Wednesday, August 1st. There were 22 present, the largest delegation coming from Middle bury. Those present were: Bunker Hill, Misses Arvilla Sachsenhauser Marion Rockwell, and Lois Fenton; Central school, Misses Eleanor Bel yea and Virginia Worth and Rev. P. l.. Williams; Middlebury, Mir George w. Butler, Misses Helen B. Conklin, Natalie Dunsmoor, Marion Bronson, Janet Judd and Elizabeth Rinaldi; Oakville, Rev. Oscar l.. Locke, Misses Mabel Sweeney and Caroline Shaw; Pearl street, Mrs Leila T. Alexander, Mrs F. A. Mar graff and Mrs Maude Wells; Pros pect: Mrs T. s. Cochard and Mrs Otto Schuster; Watertown, Miss Jean Corkindale; West Side Hill, Miss Mildred Laing.
 Teaching Personal
 Bunker Hill-Miss Arvilla Sach- senhauser, Marion Rockwell, Dor othy Andrews, Rita Lanoue, Edna Rush, Lois Fenton, Ruth Thourot, Edith Roberts, Gwendolyn Burton, Beverly Tompkins N. J. Starks.
 Central-Miss Eleanor E. Belyea, Virginia Worth, Majorie Service, Rev. F. l.. Williams, Robert Bor- Gen, Miss Katherine Crane, Phyllis Benedict, Frances Morgan, Miss calista Palmer, Etta Wellington.
 Pearl Street--Mrs Leila T. Alex ander, Roy S. Garner, Miss Arleen Durham, Miss Arleen Rudolph, Lois Beach. Mrs E. G. Costen, Miss Johnnie New, Miss Martha Me- Naught, William Evans, Junius Harrison, Mrs Anna Durham, Miss Julia Gary, Horace Blair, Plum mer Alexander, Mrs Maude Wells, Donald Garner, Moses Holmes, Mrs Edna Marggraff, Miss Gertrude Mckinney, Mrs Maybelle Ward Miss Joyce Hawkins, Miss Lyda Hawkins, Haskell Holman.
 West Side Hill-Miss Mildred Laing, Lucille White, Christabel Nutbrown, Marion Modrow, Amy Thomas.
 South Waterbury-Mrs Guy B Winston, Miss Grace Booth, Miss Carla Finke. Ruth Schoeck, Mrs Lester Galinat, Miss Marjorie Schaff, Miss Ruth Lambert, Rev T. L. Crosby, Mrs Elsa Doolittle Mrs F. Benson. Guy Winston, Jr. Gordon Wells, Mrs Edith Leas. Middlebury-M!ss Esther Nillett George w. Butler, Miss Helen E. Conklin, Miss Natalie Duusmoor Miss Marion Bronson, Harriet Harper, Janet Judd, Elizabeth Rin- aldi, John Ferguson, Paul Rowland Oakville-Rev. Oscar L. Locke Miss Mabel Sweeney, Mrs George Thompson, Mrs David Miller, Miss Caroline Shaw, Miss Nancy Boards. ley, Mrs Robert Carey, Mrs Charles Hubbell, Miss Ruth Clinton, Mrs George Edmunds, Miss Sarah Sweeney.
 Prospect-Rev. Thomas S. Coo. hard, Mrs Thomas s. Cochard Mrs Otto Schuster.
 Watertown-Miss Ruth E. Ger ard, Mrs Hazel Quick, Miss Lill- ian Lindsay, Miss Jean Ford, Nel- son Ford. William Buel, Miss Jean Corkindale, Miss Carmen. Belft Miss Eleanor Beach, Miss Nancy Smith, Miss Evelyn Beers. Ernest Rice.
 Naugatuck-Rev. Henry A. Peck Miss Melicent Saunders. Ruth flag opian, Dorothy Barnum, Fred Nal