The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-21

Watertown, August 21-The pulp lie schools in Watertown will open on Monday, September 8; the high school opening at a. m. and the elementary schools at a. m. Five new teachers will be among the instructors.
 Miss Lillian Litsky will replace Timothy F. Clifford, music super visor and instructor at the high school. MT. Clifford has been granted a leave of absence while he is in the United States Army. Miss Letsky, whose home is in Morris, is graduate of Water town High School, class of 1884. She is a graduate of Albertus Mag nus College in New Haven and has an A. B. music degree from the Yale School of Music. She was teacher at Albertus Magnus foy one year and is rated as one of the leading pianists in the state.
 Miss Pauline Miller of Scott ave- nue, Watertown will replace George B. Lynch at the Baldwin School. MT. Lynch has been granted a years leave of absence to continue his studies. Miss Miller is grad uate of Marywood College, Scran- ton, Pennsylvania. She has spe- cialized in the teaching of sci- ence and English.
 Miss Marian Fraser will replace Mrs. Henry Campbell who has resigned her position at the Bald win School. Miss Fraser, whose home is in Manchester, Connecti- cut is a graduate of the Teachers College of Connecticut, at New Britain. She will have charge of the work in music and English in the seventh and eighth grades.
 Miss June Leander of Water bury will teach one division of the first grade at the Baldwin School. She is filling a new position and will make it possible to reduce the number of pupils per teacher in this school. She is a graduate of the Teachers College at Danbury and has been teaching in the town of Wilmington.
 Miss Ellen M. Wilhelm of New Haven has been appointed teacher of the special class at the South School. She will replace Miss Mon- ahan, who has requested transfer to a first grade position in the same school. This advancement will reduce the number of pupils per teacher in this school. Miss Wilhelm is graduate of the Teach CTS College at New Haven, Con- necticut.
 The complete roster of teachers and staff of all Watertown schools for 1941-42 is as follows: Superin- tendent of Schools, Gordon c. Swift; secretary to the superinten- dent, Eva M. Popovich; Water town High School; William R. Cook, principal; Elizabeth Wargo, secretary; Colletta Barrett, Latin; Wallace c. Bartlett, mathematics and social studies; Mrs. Homer D. Bronson, shorthand and typewrit- ing; Robert B. Cook, English and Boys physical training; Francis Hayes, commercial subjects and history; Isabel N. MacKerracher, biology and algebra; Wilma V. Marshall, French; Mrs. Sarah H. Mattoon, English; Mrs. Edgar A. Moberg, English; Edgar A. Moberg, physics, chemistry and mathe- matics; William J. Murphy, Eng fish; Darlene H. PurviS, household arts; Isabella v. Powell, mathe- matics and girls physical training: John H. Ryan, industrial arts; G. Eleanor Tamul, bookkeeping, type- writing and commercial geography: Brandon E. Todd, history and eco- monies; Dorothy M. White, junior business training and commercial law; 1T. Louis Johnson, art; Lillian H. Letsky, music.
 Baldwin school: r. Estelle White- side, principal. Helen Wilhelmy. secretary; Ruth w. Lundahl, grade 8: Pauline Miller, grade 8; Marion Fraser, grade 2; Daisie Palmer, grade q; Mildred Gilmartin, grade 6: Elise Root, grades 6 and 6; Jan. ice L. King, grade s: Leona M. keilty, grade 4; Maude I. Mitchell, grade 3: Mrs. Bessie D. Hewitt, grade 2; Mrs. Blanche w. Peck, grade 2; June LeAnder, grade 1: Mfrs. Gilbert strubell, grade i: Mrs Robert D. Cook, kindergarten.
 South school. Frances c, Qrlf- fin. principal; Mrs. David Plercey, secFetary; sevia Neilaon, grade 6: Patrick W. Fontane. Jr.. grade 0: Lester #. Evans grade'o: Mary XII. bride, grade q; sumner A Lihbey, grade I; Catherifle gcanlen. grade c: Irene nuesenoys grade c; Carol Meuuleaii, grade q: Mabal c. Casey, grade b MFHl Helen Warren, erade