The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16
4 new TUTORS
ARE APPOINTED
Latin and French, English
and Other Dept Changes
Announced
LlTCHFlElD
Correspondent. Thomas Mora
CHAN Phone Litchfield 245

Litchfield, July 16 - Superintend-
emit of Schools DR.. Orwin B. Griffin
has today announced the compile
ton of the teaching staff of the
Litchfield High school for the 1943-
1914 school year. The Board Of Edu-
cation has confirmed the appoint
ment of four new teachers to take
the place of those who resigned in
June. These include: Mrs. Kath-
crime Bergin Dranginis, Mrs. Ger
trude Voigt Gorgone, Miss Edna
Jeffrey, and Edison Lockwood.
Miss Catherine j. Fanget of
Princeton, N. j., will teach Latin
and French. She is graduate Of
the class of 1941 of Wellesley College
and did her practice teaching in
Princeton High school. She has
taken work in education at Rut-
gers University and has qualified for
the New Jersey State Secondary
Teachers Certificate.
Miss Ann v. Sanguinetti of New
ton, Mass, will teach English. She
Is ag raduate of Boston University
with an ABB. degree in 1941 and an
A. B. degree in 1912. She is a men,
Der of the honorary scholastic fra
ternity, Phi Beta Kappa, and was
for year graduate assistant in
English at Boston University. She
had taught English in Comma
Academy in Maine and will have
charge of the elementary dramatic
club and speech activities at the
Litchfield High school.
Miss Phoebe Whittemore, a grad
uate of Massachusetts State College,
will have charge of the Home Econ
omics department including man.
agement of the school cafeteria. She
is at present chief dietitian at the
Worcester Campfire Girls camp in
Millbury, Mass. She has done SINH
lar work other summers and has
taught at the High school at Enos-
burg, Vermont, for the past year.
Francis w. Hill, former resident
and a graduate of Litchfield High
school and Yale University will be
the mathematics instructor He
taught for three years at the Spring
Hill school and for five years at the
Peekskill Military Academy in New
York. During the past year he was
teacher of mathematics and assist
ant coach at Port Henry, N. Y. Mr..
Hill Is married and has two small
children.
Horn Green
Miss Gloria W. Green, formerly
Of LAtchfield, and the daughter of
Walter Green of Sharon and Mrs.
James F. Curtis of Willomere, Ros-
lyn, l.. L., was married in Baltimore
on July II, to Sergeant Donald
Horn of the U. S. Army, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Horn
OF Pittsburgh. The brides parents
were former Litchfield residents
and her grandfather, who for years
maintained summer home on Tor
1ington road, was the late Professor
Henry S. Munroe, dean of the Co.
lumbia school of Mines.
Following the wedding ceremony
small reception was held for the
bridal couple at the home of the
brides mother and Mr.. Curtis. Mrs.
Horn was graduated from Chatham
Hall in Virginia and is a private
first class in the WACS, serving at
Fort George Meade.
She is a sister of Douglas w.
Green, who is attending the officers
candidate school at Fort Sill, Okla
homa. Her father, who served as
major in the first World War, is
short story writer.
Scout Fund Drive To Close
On Monday night a meeting of
the finance committee of the Boy
Scouts will be held at the Town
Hall at 7:45 p. m. to further and
complete plans for bringing to a
close the annual drive for funds for
the Boy Scouts. Meeting with the
committee will be the troop COM
mittee group captains, and can
vassers.
Flyod a Pearce ch7isl~ao IF tt-~
Northern Litchfield County Council
Finance Committee WA. az 49,
present at the meeting. Litchfield
has been divided into districts and
will be covered by group captains
including Fairfax Wheelan, Ben
Curry. Karl Webster, George Kent,
Fred Mason, Anthony Casadei and
Albert w. Clock, assisted by the
parents of the Litchfield Cub Scouts
and Boy Scouts.
The earnest cooperation and sup
port of the community is sought