The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-02

When the WPA Free Adult Edu- cation classes open for the Spring krm on next Monday, there will be several new courses offered and other changes effected in. the pro- gYam. With the changes made in the courses, it is believed that the Adult Education Program will have something definite to offer to every person in Waterbury, no matter how his tastes run. e-
 The Cooking Glasses which proved so popular during the fall months will once again be resumed at Cros- by High School on Monday, Tues- cay, Thursday and Friday evenings {; on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Theresa Ryan will again have charge of this class.
 'f Genua In Charge
 The classes in. Anatomy and Phy- siology, under the direction of AL bert Genua, will also be resumed Monday. This class will have the uniuue distinction of being the first class to use text which has been prepared by the instructor. The ma terial has been compiled and is be- ing prepared for distribution and use ir class. One group in this sub- feet will meet on Monday and Thursday evenings and another class will meet on Tuesday and Fri day evenings.
 Class in Amerlcanization will also meet Monday night at Crosby for the new term. Mrs. Eleanor Egan will be the instructor in the Amer icanization classes. For those who can't attend evening classes but who wish to study to become citizens. classes are held in various schools about the city during the week. The schedule fo. these classes is as fol- lows: Driggs School, Monday, Tues day, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings; Pearl street Community House, every morning except Satur- day and Sunday; Wilby High School, every afternoon except Sat- urday and Sunday; Slocum School, Monday and Thursday mornings, and Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day afternoons; Bronson Library, Tuesay and Wednesday mornings; Barnard School, Monday and We'd uesday afternoons; Duggan School, Wednesday and Thursday mornings: and Tinker School, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The teachers In these Americanization Glasses, Mrs. Annette Collins, Mrs. Marie ODonn II, Mrs. Eleanor Egan and Miss Ethel Shiller, have prepared . booklet designed to aid beginners n literacy classes. This booklet will soon be published and distributed by the Connecticut State Department of Education for use in American ization classes throughout the state.
 All of the sewing classes which formerly met evenings at Wilby and LeayenWorth will henceforth meet at Crosby High School on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings from ' to g o'clock.
 Classical Subjects
 For thoss who prefer the more classical subjects, classes in plano are held under the direction of Mrs. Lena HeaIy, et Crosby, every atter- noon and evening except Wednes- day. Courses in Music Appreciation are offered at the BronsoD Library on Monday and Tuesday evenings under the direction of Walden TFimble. All Of the music classes have attained high degree Of pop- ulaTity.
 yn the field Of languages, courses gre offered in French, Italian and Better English. Francis pelletleg le the instructor in French which meets on Monday night, Miss Bet tina Pal0mbR has charge 0f the Italian classes which meet en Mens dey. Wednesday and Friday aftegs moons, Monday ard Thursday eves nlnes, and Tuesday and Friday sve' Dinee,
 Tn ths rseTeasinnaI and ayoeaEionsI field, elasseg ln Photography, Arts aDd Graft, be1miDioD and bwims ming arc offered, Photography elaNsss meet every Monday, Wods nAeaav and 11lHfgday aflernOolle, and Monday, Tuesday aBa Thmsdal