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15.87
Additional (General)
3,100.00
Additional ( Transportation)
600.00
$177,564.55
Books and Supplies
$ 45,815.44
Fuel
22,171.50
Repairs
14,056.18
Transportation
35,224.58
Tuition-Trade Schools
3,415.98
Operating Costs
33,691.20
Athletic Equipment
7,569.79
New Equipment
14,764.25
National Defense Education Act
833.67
$177,542.59
Balance: $21.96
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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
To the School Committee and the Citizens of the Town of Milford:
Herewith I submit respectfully the eighty-fifth Annual Report of the School Department and my seventeenth as Superintendent of Schools.
During the past year two reports were received dealing with the evaluation of part or all of the Milford School System. The first of these reports was from the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and I am happy to report that Mr. Tosches, Principal of the Milford High School, has been informed that at the seventy-eighth annual meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Milford High School was elected to continue membership in the association. The second report was received earlier in the year from the Center for Field Studies of the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. This report was based upon the comprehensive and exhaustive study of the entire Milford Public School System.
Both reports have been the subject of considerable study by administrative personnel, including the School Committee. The so-called Harvard Report, encompassing eighty-three pages, was widely distributed throughout the community, and copies were placed in all of our local school libraries and the Milford Public Library. The Milford Daily News covered the entire report on a serial basis, printing a portion of the report at a time until the entire report had been presented to the people of our community. Radio Station WMRC also gave liberal coverage of the report in several programs broadcast to the station's listeners.
I join with the members of the School Committee in extending sincere thanks to all those who assisted in publicizing and dis- seminating the report.
In both the evaluative report of Milford High School and the so-called Harvard Report numerous recommendations were made. These matters have been receiving, and will continue to receive the attention and consideration of the administrative personnel of the department.
I congratulate the members of the School Committee for the great amount of time they have devoted to the consideration of these recommendations during formal meetings of the committee, during sub-committee meetings and in private personal deliberations.
Some recommendations have already been adopted, some are under consideration, and some will be acted upon at a later date.
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In the past, it has been the custom to separate matters dealing with Plant and Program in the Annual Report. However, in con- sideration of the two studies referred to previously, an objective analysis indicates that as we view the present, as well as the imme- diate and forseeable future, the matter of Plant and Program must be considered together. There is a definite logical and reasonable inter-relationship which suggests that these matters be considered in unison, rather than separately or independently.
On the broad basis, the Program ( offered to our pupils) is as good as it can be within the framework, capabilities and limitations of our physical plant.
In general, this basic fact is borne out and substantiated in both of the evaluative studies referred to earlier and it is docu- mented in detail by the so-called Harvard Study and Report.
It is true that there are other recommendations which, upon adoption, will improve and enhance our School System, but the fundamental recommendation involved a reorganization of our Plant facilities so as to improve our Program. The basic recom- mendation when adopted would involve:
1. A new high school building housing grades 9 through 12.
2. Conversion of the present high school building to a facility housing grades 6 through 8.
3. The present Stacy Jr. High School building housing pre-primary through grade 5.
4. Retention of the Plains School building for pre-primary, special and elementary grades.
5. Retention of the Oliver School building for elementary grades.
6. A possible abandonment of our small two and three-room outly- ing school buildings.
7. The retention of the beautiful new Memorial Elementary School building to serve pre-primary, special and elementary grades through grade 5.
In order to implement these recommendations, which are truly in the best interest of Milford in general and the children of tomor- row most specifically, I recommend respectfully and strongly that:
1. The School Committee and the administration of this depart- ment continue vigorously with present and past efforts to acquire land at the earliest possible date to be used for future school building construction.
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2. Upon acquisition of a suitable parcel of land by the Town, we proceed to plan for the construction of a new high school building.
3. We proceed to plan the alterations to the present high school building in order to convert it for use to serve grades 6 through 8.
4. The administration and School Committee be alert to other new building needs and requirements which may arise with com- munity expansion and/or development.
Gifts
The Milford Area Association for Retarded Children has very generously presented to the three special classes of the Department the sum of $150.00, to be used to purchase additional equipment or classroom aids.
Personnel
I strongly recommend that the School Committee continue its effort to adjust our salary schedule so as to be reasonably competi- tive with our neighboring communities in order to attract and hold better teaching talent. The children of Milford most certainly are deserving of at least the better, if not the best of teaching talent available. We shall not place ourselves in a position where better qualified teachers might be tempted to leave our school system for neighboring communities because of our unwillingness to compete salary-wise.
I take this opportunity to publicly express my thanks and appreciation to the members of the School Committee for their cooperation and the great contribution they have been making to our School System in general. It has been a pleasure to work with the gentlemen of the School Committee; I am appreciative of their assistance and cooperation.
Again, the School Department was able to fill the needs of the teaching force by engaging well qualified teachers who give promise of meeting with success in their duties.
The School Committee is to be congratulated for their profound interest in bringing to our teaching force personnel of high caliber.
During the year of 1933, the following additions and changes were effected:
New Appointments
Miss Elizabeth Ahern, as teacher of a special class, Plains School.
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Miss Rhoda E. Asnien, as Secondary Art Supervisor and teach- er, Milford High School.
Mrs. Evelyn BonTempo, as teacher in the Social Studies De- partment of Milford High School.
Miss Barbara Celozzi, as teacher of Grade 5, Memorial School.
Mrs. Earlene Cornell, as teacher in the English Department of the Milford High School.
Mr. George T. Cronin, Jr., as teacher in the Social Studies Department of the Milford High School.
Miss Mary E. Cronin, as teacher of Grade 7, Stacy Jr. High School.
Miss Sandra Darney, as teacher of Grade 5, Memorial School.
Mrs. Marie T. Hayes, as teacher in the Foreign Language Department of Milford High School.
Miss Mary C. Lee, as teacher in the Commercial Department of Milford High School.
Mr. Ronald P. Longobardi, as teacher of grade 7, Stacy Jr. High School.
Miss Dorothy Mega, as teacher of Grade 1, West Street School.
Mr. C. Richard Orareo, as teacher of the special class, Memorial School.
Miss Barbara H. Streich, as teacher in the Commercial Depart- ment of Milford High School.
Miss Loretta Tosches, as teacher of Grade 2, West Street School.
New Assignments:
Miss Philomena Colavita, Head of the English Department of the Milford High School.
Mr. George T. Cronin, Jr., Varsity Basketball Coach.
Miss Mary E. Cronin, Supervisor of Girls' Athletic Program.
Mr. Paul B. Scagnelli, Head of the Commercial Department of the Milford High School and Coach of the Milford High School Golf Team.
Resignations:
Mrs. Barbara Bertonazzi, teacher of grade 2, Memorial School, resigned.
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Mr. David E. Casey, Director of Art Education, Secondary Art Supervisor and art teacher, Milford High School, resigned.
Mr. Martin P. Clark, Jr., teacher of grade 7, Stacy Jr. High School, resigned.
Mrs. Ann Greene, teacher of grade 1, Memorial School, re- signed.
Mrs. Margaret Knowlton, teacher of grade 7, Stacy Jr. High School, resigned.
Miss Agnes Lynch, teacher and Head of Commercial Depart- ment, Milford High School, retired.
Mr. Irwin B. Macklow, teacher in the Social Studies Depart- ment of Milford High School, resigned.
Miss Marcella Malinowski, teacher of grade 5, Memorial School, resigned.
Miss Irene M. Meighan, teacher of grade 5, Memorial School, retired.
Mr. René Morrissette, teacher in the English Department of the Milford High School, resigned.
Miss Sadie A. O'Connell, teacher and Head of the English Department of Milford High School, retired.
Mrs. Grace Spita, teacher in the Commercial Department of Milford High School, resigned.
Mrs. Mary-Joan Zogby, teacher of grade 2, West Street School, resigned.
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POEM
By SADIE O'CONNELL
What shall I do when I've retired? I'll weed the garden until I'm good and tired; Then sleep in the morning with no clock warning.
I'll visit my friends And make amends for all the neglect Because of duties no end.
I'll write those letters I've promised to write, And not correct papers until late at night.
I'll clean the cellar just when I'm ready, And take my time and not work steadily.
I'll read those books I've wanted to read, And give no thought to reading for speed.
I'll take those trips on land and sea, And cease to think of where I should be.
I'll talk to the birds and trees and flowers; I'll talk to God in my leisure hours.
Yes, as Robert Frost has said, "I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep."
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SALARIES OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL
(As of December 31, 1963)
Annual Salary
Ahearn, Phyllis A.
$4,234.88
Ahern, Elizabeth G.
5,500.00
Allegrezza, Nello A.
8,200.00
Allen, Eugene, M.D.
988.00
Anderson, Henry
5,055.96
Arnold, Louise M.
4,700.00
Asnien, Rhoda E.
4,800.00
Bertorelli, Rose
6,500.00
Besozzi, Anita
1,782.80
Bibbo, Anthony
6,880.00
Bibbo, Lucy
5,200.00
Birmingham, Lillian
6,500.00
Bishop, Rita
6,000.00
BonTempo, Evelyn
4,700.00
Breault, Helen
4,854.72
Broderic, Grace
5,700.00
Brucato, Charles J.
8,059.99
Burns, Dorothy
5,900.00
Burns, Mary
5,900.00
Cahill, J. Francis
6,310.00
Calagione, John P.
5,600.00
Calarese, Josephine
5,950.00
Callahan, Dorothy
5,950.00
Carron, Grace
6,500.00
Casey, Mary C.
6,500.00
Celozzi, Barbara
4,500.00
Cenedella, Marie
6,500.00
Cicchetti, John R., M.D.
988.00
Cimino, Anthony
5,190.00
Cleary, Rita
6,500.00
Colavita, Philomena
7,200.00
Collins, Kathleen
4,700.00
Consoletti, Benjamin F.
6,600.00
Cornell, Earlene M.
5,000.00
Cronin, George T., Jr.
4,500.00
Cronin, Mary E.
4,500.00
Cugini, Louise
1,782.80
Curtin, Catherine E.
6,700.00
Daigle, Eleanor J.
6,100.00
D'Arcangelo, Jennie
5,200.00
Darney, Sandra
4,500.00
Davoren, David I.
10,540.00
Davoren, Inez E.
5,500.00
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Deibert, Nancy K.
5,300.00
DeSalvia, John J.
6,300.00
DiBattista, Gabriel L.
6,900.00
DiDomenico, Angelo
5,200.00
DiGiannantonio, Ada
5,900.00
DiGiannantonio, Alex
7,000.00
DiGiannantonio, Alfred
5,055.96
DiVitto, Arthur
5,055.96
Doherty, Carylann
5,300.00
Doherty, Mae K.
5,300.00
Domsky, Rosalba
6,100.00
D'Onofrio, Mary
1,782.80
Doyle, Dorothy
5,500.00
Driscoll, Doris
5,100.00
Duggan, Agnes C.
5,400.00
Edwards, Blanche E.
5,900.00
Edwards, Mary
6,500.00
Edwards, Rita
5,900.00
Erickson, Elsie T.
5,900.00
Erwin, Richard M.
4,700.00
Espanet, Charles
6,100.00
Ferrante, Anthony
4,700.00
Ferreira, Rita
3,093.48
Fleming, Beatrice
6,500.00
Frost, Maude D.
6,500.00
Giacomuzzi, Virginia
2,228.00
Giorgi, Anthony
4,700.00
Grady, Georgina
5,900.00
Gregoretti, Ida
1,871.60
Griffith, Emmest
1,070.16
Hayes, Marie T.
5,200.00
Hogan, Claire F.
6,630.00
Iadarola, Anita
2,228.00
Johnson, Eleanor
5,200.00
Kellett, Rachel A.
4,900.00
Kennedy, Eva
6,500.00
King, Dorothy
6,020.00
Kirby, Miriam
5,900.00
Kirsner, Helen
4,900.00
Klein, Beatrice
4,700.00
Lally, Marie
6,500.00
Lancisi, Ben C.
6,200.00
Lanzetta, Alfred
5,055.96
LeBlanc, Louise
6,400.00
Lee, Mary C.
4,800.00
Lombardi, Anne
1,782.80
Lombardi, Phyllis P.
5,000.00
Longobardi, Ronald P.
4,500.00
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1,782.80
Luchini, Nicoletta
MacLachlan, Isabelle
5,950.00
Manella, Joseph R.
6,680.00
Mawn, Rita
5,900.00
McNamara, Catherine
6,500.00
Mega, Dorothy
4,500.00
Moran, Clement H.
5,055.96
Moran, Harold M.
7,429.99
Noorjanian, Zarie
5,900.00
O'Brien, Mildred C.
5,900.00
O'Donnell, Philip A.
5,200.00
O'Neill, Veronica B.
5,950.00
Orareo, C. Richard
6,400.00
Pasacane, Lillian
5,900.00
Penler, Angelina
5,500.00
Powers, Michael
5,200.00
Pyne, Margaret
5,900.00
Raftery, Paul F.
8,060.00
Ramelli, Pierina M.
4,234.88
Realini, Eva
5,900.00
Richardson, Hilda
5,400.00
Rose, Muriel L.
3,343.08
Scagnelli, Paul B.
6,000.00
Seaver, Barbara A.
6,530.00
Shuber, Rosanne
5,500.00
Stoico, Joseph T.
5,000.00
Streich, Barbara H.
4,500.00
Sweeney, J. Gerard
6,700.00
Swift, Anna
6,500.00
Tocchi, Victoria
1,782.80
Tomaso, Rosario
4,321.20
Tosches, Joseph J.
8,840.00
Tosches, Loretta
4,500.00
Tredeau, Charles
4,480.32
Tullio, Armando
4,321.20
Vayo, Dolores B.
5,000.00
Vesperi, Arthur E.
4,959.40
Villani, Anthony J.
6,500.00
Visconti, Daniel
5,055.96
Youngson, Flora
5,900.00
Zacchilli, Dewey
1,070.16
Zandri, Santi
5,055.96
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MILFORD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The officers of the Milford Teachers Association are: Mr. Paul B. Scagnelli, President; Mr. Anthony M. Bibbo, Vice-President; Mrs. Doris Driscoll, Secretary and Miss Barbara A. Seaver, Treas- urer.
Respectfully submitted, DAVID I. DAVOREN, Superintendent of Schools
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MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL - COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Wednesday Evening, June 12, 1963, at Eight O'Clock
Program
Processional: Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Milford High School Orchestra Ben C. Lancisi, Director
Essay: Marx, Communism and the Individual Richard C. McGinnis
America, The Beautiful Ward Senior Class Under the direction of Alex DiGiannantonio, Supervisor of Music
Essay: Democracy and the Individual Pasquale Compagnone
The Sound of Music Rodgers
Senior Class
Presentation of Diplomas Joseph J. Tosches, Principal
Awarding of Diplomas Michael J. DeCesare Chairman of the School Committee
Remarks by the Chairman of the School Committee
Presentation of Prize Awards David I. Davoren Superintendent of Schools
Class Ode
Senior Class
Recessional
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Class Ode
TUNE: ALMA MATER
We shall always honor thee, Milford High so dear; And we'll lift our voice in reverence, Though we're far or near. In the many years which follow, You will be our guide;
And your glowing light of knowledge Will in us abide. We shall in a loving manner Sing for you our praise; Milford High, to you the banner Red and white we raise.
GERALDYNE LANDRUM '63
Milford High School Class Officers
Paul Leo Davoren, President
Roberta Ann Diotalevi, Vice President Leslie Maria Balzarini, Treasurer Thomas Neil Creasia, Secretary
Milford High School - Class of 1963
Louis Ralph Acquafresca, Jr.
Matthew Paul Annantuonio Leslie Maria Balzarini
Carol Ann Bellantuoni
Robert Francis Bodio
Ronald John Boni James Harvey Burford
Francis Richard Allen Louis William Bagaglio Rosemary Bega John Nicholas Biello
Samuel Joseph John Bonasoro William A. Boudreau Ralph Anthony Calzaloia
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Frederick C. Calzone Dennis Joseph John Candini David Francis Casey Theresa Angela Chiccarelli Sheila Ann Ciavattoni Margaret Ann Colucci Marilyn Jane Consigli Patricia Ann Cote Josephine S. Crivello
Walter Edward Daley
Sandra Anne DeBoer
Richard Albert Dion
Roberta Ann Diotalevi
Lois Patricia DuPont
Carol Ann Feccia
Clorinda Ferrari
Elizabeth Ann Fino
Madeline Joan Foncault
Beverly Anne Gaskill
Roger F. Giroux Alberta Louise Gouveia
Janice Ann Grillo
Rosemarie Hamperian
Dana William Hiscock
Annette Marie Iannetti
Robert Ellis Jenkins
Ronald Christopher Julian
Sandra Lee Lague
Geraldyne Maria Landrum
David Paul Laquidara
Ann Marie Ellen Longo Peter Paul Lucier
Faye Rose Maloof
Janice Louise Manning
June Rosalie Marino Carol Ann Martinangelo William Joseph Moffitt Diane Evelyn Morey Richard C. McGinnis
Donna Colomba Nigro
Terri Ann O'Brien
Robert Joseph Pagnini Germano E. Pereira John P. Pyne Sharon H. Ring
Harold Carl Rubenstein Gloria Jean Sannicandro Stephen R. Sannicandro
Daniel William Canal Frances M. Capuzziello Richard William Cenedella James Seaman Church Nancy Jane Clark Pasquale Compagnone Patricia Ann Consigli Thomas Neil Creasia Francis John Cupka, Jr. Paul Leo Davoren John J. DeLuca Michael Adam Diorio Janice Ann DiVitto Richard V. Dupuis Donald Allen Ferguson Lana Irene Fields John Robert Fitzpatrick Joan Marie Gagne Linda Ann Gilfoyle William Telliesphord Goozey, II John Andrew Graham Joseph Francis Guadagnoli Raymond A. Handy William Thomas Hubert Jean Marie Iannitelli Edwin Harold Johnson Mary Margaret Kearnan Paula Maria Lancisi Judith Ann LaPreste Angelina Theresa Lombardo Paul R. Lopes Beverly Martha Malmquist Philip Robert Mancini Carol Ellen Marcus Marcella L. Marino Irene Frances Mazzuchelli Maureen Christine Morelli Kathleen Maria Moro Bettye-Jean Newcomb Brenda Joyce Nohr John William Oldfield William Joseph Pagnini Vincent Piccinotti Robert C. Rao William A. Rose Rosemary Anne Ruggiero Sandra M. Sannicandro Mariana R. Santucci
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Frances Ann Sears David W. Simmons Sherel Ann Sonne Michael L. Speroni Michael J. Tarrasky Arlene Elveria Tessicini Joseph Edward Tieuli Anthony F. Titolo John B. Tomaso William Anthony Tosches Thomas R. Trautwein, Jr. Wayne Francis Walleston Barbara Ann Wilson Susan Renee Yoselow Ann Marie Zarenne
Kathleen Louise Shaw Eileen Anita Smith Adelaide Sousa Debra Lois Suvalsky Robert Paul Tasker David R. Testa Ruthann Tieuli James Tocci Claire Marie Tosches Paula Louise Trautwein Noreen Anne Trotta Sheryl Louise Warriner Mary Ellen Winn Anna L. Zaccarino M. David Zurndorfer
Senior Members of The National Honor Society Milford High School Chapter No. 9341
Pasquale Compagnone Richard C. McGinnis
Brenda J. Nohr
Frances A. Sears
Kathleen M. Moro
Beverly A. Gaskill
Marilyn J. Consigli
Linda A. Gilfoyle
Rosemary A. Ruggiero
David W. Simmons M. David Zurndorfer
Dana W. Hiscock Carl E. Marcus William A. Tosches Debra L. Suvalsky Claire M. Tosches Francis J. Cupka Paul L. Davoren Paula M. Lancisi Josephine S. Crivello William J. Pagnini James Tocci
Frances M. Capuzziello
Class Motto Today Decides Tomorrow
Class Colors Red and White
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Secretary's Report
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc.
$ 5.65
Aero Service Corp.
48.60
Affiliated Publishers
31.30
Allyn and Bacon, Inc.
429.61
American Association of Advancement of Science
17.00
American Association of School Administrators
7.00
American Book Company
1,111.05
American Canvas Company
13.59
American Council on Education
66.00
American Education Publications
247.80
American Forestry Association, The
6.00
American Heritage History of Flight
14.90
American Personnel and Guidance Association
11.30
American School Board Journal
4.50
Amsco School Publications
65.00
Architectural Forum
7.00
Arco Publishing Co., Inc.
8.60
Athol-Royalston Regional School District
9.24
Atlantic Monthly
22.59
Bancroft Automobile Club, Inc.
40.87
Barnard, F. J. and Co.
157.50
Barron's Educational Service Corp.
3.89
Bel-Air Typewriter Co.
1.25
Benefic Press, Inc.
24.35
Benevento, Charles
1.89
Bennett, Charles A. Company, Inc.
5.01
B'nai B'rith Vocational Service
12.00
Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.
83.86
Boston College
202.75
Boston Law Book Co.
35.00
Boston University
4.00
Brown and Connolly, Inc.
4.95
Bureau of Publications
20.20
Business Education World
6.50
Cahill's News Agency, Inc.
43.35
California Test Bureau
31.25
Cambosco Scientific Company
161.21
Campbell and Hall, Inc.
3,112.03
Campbell, J. C. Paper Company
24.88
Careers
60.00
Carl Fisher, Inc.
10.86
Carolina Biological Supply Co.
534.78
178
Cascade Paper Company
1,819.78
Casey, David E.
3.56
Center for Applied Research & Education
126.60
Central Scientific Company
63.53
Channel Press, Inc.
6.95
Charlescraft Press
507.25
Clarke Printing Company
385.55
College Bindery, The
6.75
College Entrance Publications
25.79
Collier-MacMillian Library Division
4.25
Continental Press, The
146.34
Cooperative Test Division
65.12
Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges
1.00
Creative Educational Society, Inc.
30.70
Curriculum Advisory Service, Inc.
35.00
Curtis Circulation Company
15.95
Davidson, J. E. Company
125.25
Davis, F. A. Co.
6.08
Davis & Nye
10.50
Davoren, David I.
9.00
Davoren's Drive-In Pharmacy
50.21
DeCapua, Pacifico M.
9.00
DeCesare, Michael J.
9.00
Denoyer-Geppert Company
219.99
Devlin, Justine M. Treasurer
4.00
Dick, A. B. Products Company
1,061.82
Division of Surveys & Field Services
1.59
Doubleday & Company, Inc.
27.98
Dover Publications, Inc.
16.05
Dow, Jones & Co., Inc.
10.00
Driscoll, Doris
2.37
Dura Binding Company
7.00
Eastern Scientific Co.
226.53
Economics Press, The
60.25
Education Digest, The
5.00
Educational Materials Center
2.25
Educational Materials & Equipment Company
70.85
Educational Reading Co.
16.25
Educators' Book Club
42.84
Educators' Progress Service
41.08
Educators' Publishing Service, Inc.
27.83
Encyclopedia Britannica
5.95
Eye Gate House, Inc.
90.00
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
35.20
Follett Publishing Co.
63.56
Fortune
15.00
Freeman, W. H. and Company
13.05
Funk & Wagnalls Company
61.70
179
Garrard Publishing Company
8.99
Gaylord Brothers, Inc.
75.81
Geographical Publishing Co.
188.00
George F. Cram Co., Inc.
116.89
Ginn and Company
3,789.60
Globe Book Company
25.04
Golden Press, The
44.49
Great American Book Series
33.00
Greater Boston Distributors, Inc.
288.00
Grolier Enterprises, Inc.
· 12.00
Grolier Society, The
200.40
Hammett, J. L. Company
1,246.07
Hammond, C. S. and Company
169.74
Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc.
4,937.67
Harper & Row
2,479.89
Harper's Magazine
7.00
Harr Wagner Publishing Co.
4.69
Harvard Educational Review
8.00
Heath, D. C. and Co.
571.58 33.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
6.50
Holland's Express, Inc.
2.65
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.
2,536.98
Horizon Book Serivce
32.45
Houghton-Mifflin
1,507.92
International Business Machines Corporation
52.75
International Film Bureau, Inc.
110.55
International Textbook Co.
3.35
Iowa State University Press
3.81
Janes, H. T.
25.18
Joint Council on Economic Education
8.75
Keystone Envelope Company
26.15
Klingmeyer, Faye
1.00
Krizik & Corrigan
293.75
Laidlaw Brothers
.79
Larches, The
156.00
Learning Materials, Inc.
1.14
Lee, Clint W. Company
318.16
Library Journal
10.00
Library of Science
133.82
Life Nature Library
25.80
Life World Library
22.75
Lippincott, J. B. Co.
24.65
Livingstone Camera Stores
64.66
Lombardi, Ernest A.
9.00
Longines Symphonette, The
23.00
Lyons & Carnahan
8.25
Macmillan Company
208.35
High School Guidance Club
180
Mainco Trading Company
878.14
Manella, Joseph
31.30
Massachusetts Association of School Committees, Inc.
166.75
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of
8.03
Massachusetts Correctional Industries
74.19
Massachusetts Council for Public Schools, Inc.
10.00
Massachusetts Film Library Cooperative
8.03
McCausland's Supermarket
36.05
McGraw-Hill Book Company
525.45
McKnight & McKnight
3.38
Merrill, Chas. E. Books, Inc.
35.13
Milford Daily News
29.25
Milton Bradley Company, The
2,368.92 23.80
Music Nook, The
134.43
National Aerospace Education Council
5.00
National Association of Secondary School Principals.
33.39
National Biological Supply Co., Inc.
2.50
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
7.00
National Educational Association of the U.S.
5.25
National Educational Program, The
5.50
National League of Nursing, Inc.
3.50
National Observer
2.67
National School Public Relations Association
4.00
National Society for the Study of Education
7.00
Nations Schools
4.00
Neilan's Pharmacy
9.54
New England Association of School Superintendents
10.00
Newsweek
8.91
Oak Ridge Atom Industries, Inc.
8.95
Oxford Book Company
219.11
Palley Office Supply Co.
67.78
Paquette Stationary
14.40
Pelley, Alice
7.70
Penler Rubber Stamp Service
36.20
Perkins & Butler, Inc.
42.11
Photostat Corporation
28.45
Plays
11.00
Popular Science
3.50
Porter-Sargeant Publisher
5.00
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
191.41
Prospect Union Educational Exchange
2.50
Psychological Corporation, The
49.45
Rand-McNally and Company
48.81
Readers' Digest Services, Inc.
207.87
Readers Press, Inc.
3.75
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
1.75
New England School Development Council
9.00
Mosher Yarn Shoppe
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