The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-14

High school.
 Miss Helene O. O'Brien, history and English at Leavenworth High school, was the teacher whose feSig- naton was accepted yesterday by the board. No new appointment was made at the meeting yesterday.
 Decrease shown
 Early registration figures as compared to those for the same period last year showed, as was stated in the Democrat last Satur- day, that there has been a decrease of 370. The total registration in local public high and grammar schools is listed at 15,l3l. High school registration shows 4,202, a decrease of oe. Grammar schools now have 10,920 including kinder gartens, Q decrease of 272. There were about 20 more pupils regis tered in the kindergarters this year.
 Transfers of teachers were ar1- Ilounced as follows: Katherine Saults, Maloney school, from grade 3 to grades 8 and 1; Catherine ODonnell, Hopeville, from grade 3 to grades and 2; Katherine Shea, Chase, from grades 1 and 2 to grade |; Margaret Blans1eld, Chase, from grades 8 and 1 to grades 2 and B..
 Principals appointed to the eve. ming high schools are: Louis J. Thibodeau of Crosby; Frank G. Re- gan of Leavenworth and Joseph P. Kennedy of Wilby. Teachers in the evening schools are as follows:
 Architecture, Charles E. Wood- lock: English, Joseph W. Scully, substitute: French and Spanish, Helene Bellveau, substitute; 1tal- ian, Teresa Ferrone, substitute; ad- vanced mathematics, Deborah Grif- fin, substitute: algebra and English, Thomas Purcell, substitute; chem istry, Edward Derwin, substitute; pasQuale Romano, substitute; sheet metal shop, Joseph Rosse; printing, Samuel B. Bassett: machine shop, John L. Sirica, John Tangney, sub- Stitute; electric shop, Raymond Dion; cabinet making, Harry B. Snowman; mechanical drawing, R. L. Palatine, Harold shanahan, substitute.
 Typewriting, Frank M. skehan, Redwiga Stulginski, substitute, Ralph s. Hayward, short term, F. Agnes Marron, Arthur J. Bowling, stenography, J. Francis Roland, shoet term, Edward J. Fitzpatrick, Floyd 0. Evans, Mary 0. Hutchin- son, Thelrna zackin, substitute, Jul ius De Zinno, substitute, bookkeep- ing and business training, Maurice Griffin, substitute, business Eng fish, Loretta Began, substitute, Mary McG7rath, substitute, John J. Luddy, suhetitute, saleslnanship, Daisy Lord, office machines, Joseph Mem br1M0.
 BOOlEs Chosen
 Everyday Erros in Pronunciation" by Principal John c. Gilmartin, principal of Duggan school, as Q standard classbook in the clement ary schools.
 Miss Kathleen Crowley of the Girls club was granted permission to use the school buildings for af- ternOon and evening classes of the club: the Mattatuck Historical So- ciety permission to have speakers appear in the schools in connection with the observance of the Consti- tuition sesquicentennial; the Teach CTS association permission to use Wilby auditorium for lectures and entertainments for high school stu- dents; George E. Towle permission to use Bunker Hill gymnasium Sep tember 22 for Q political meeting, and the American Red Cross per- mission to use Crosby pool Mon- day and Wednesday evenings for Red Gross swimming classes.
 New Principals
 Frank Began was also appointed elementary school principal, in addition to his duties as high school principal. Thomas F. Nolan was also appointed Q principal of the elementary night schools. Teachers in the elementary evening schools were appointed as follows:
 Lucy Hablitzel, substitute, Syl- via Moskowitz, substitute, Julia Calvin, substitute, Ann Cronin, sub- stitute, Mary DeMatteo, substitute, Nellie Ray, statia McDonald, Irene Kemp, Mary v. Gaffney, Florence Brennan, Teresa Fleming, Bernice GSory,aara MarQileritA German, Mar