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196.18
309.53
229.43
III Towns of less than 5,000
maintaining high schools
177.69
337.23
221.92
IV Towns of less than 5,000
not maintaining high schools
199.58
220.71
V State average, all schools
201.96
324.57
243.08
VI Saugus average*
179.12
273.46
184.93
*Saugus is a member of Group II, the 105 towns of 5,000 population or over and maintaining high schools. We are 24th from the bottom in cost per pupil of instruction.
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Appendix E Directory of School Staff
Name
Position
Preparation
Years of service in Saugus
ADMINISTRATIVE Jesse J. Morgan Anna V. Jacobs Betty M. Brook
Superintendent Administrative Assistant Junior Clerk
Dartmouth College, B. S., Harvard University, Ed. M. 312 28
Burdett College Saugus High School
31/2
HEALTH STAFF Frances R. Mclaughlin, R.N.
School Nurse
Carney Hospital
6
SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL
John A. W. Pearce
Principal
Brown University, A.B., Harvard University, Ed. M. 19
Leon C. Young
Submaster
Boston University, A.B., A.M.
28 21/2
Gertrude Hazel
Principal Clerk
Saugus High School
0
1 Norma J. DeFelice
Junior Clerk
Saugus High School
4 1/2
Mary E. Anderson
English and Dramatics
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
Isabelle G. Beauchesne
Commercial Subjects
Northeastern University, B.B.A
Walter D. Blossom
Commercial Subjects
Northeastern University, A.B., Boston University, Ed. M.
7 24 13 16 24
*Ashton F. Davis
English
Harvard University, A.B., Ed. M.
3
James A. Doucette
Guidance
Technical Training
8 11
Gladys M. Fox
Social Studies
Salem Teachers College, Boston University, A.B. 25
2
Jane H. Fulton
English, Latin
Brown University, A.B.
0
2 Calvin F. Grass Harold E. Haley
Mathematics
University of New Hampshire, A.B.
*Bernice L. Hayward
Languages
Boston University, A.B., A.M.
Social Studies, Coach
Boston College, B.S.
John Janusas Hubert G. Kelley Science John B. Leahy Mathematics, Testing
Boston College, B.S.
DePauw University, B.S.
*Hazel C. Marison
Commercial Subjects
Bay Path Institute
*Welcome W. Mccullough Albert J. Moylan
English
Harvard University, A.B., M.A.
121/2 3
Elwood C. Philbrick
English, Library
Harvard University, A.B.
Abraham Pinciss
Commercial Subjects
Boston University, B.B.A., M.B.A.
25
Albion R. Rice
Mathematics
Bates College, A.B., LaSalle, L. L. B. 27
John Scarborough
Mathematics, Ass't Coach
East Texas State, B.S.
6
203
Belden G. Bly, Jr. John J. Burns
English
Boston College, A.B., Ed. M.
Dartmouth College, A.B., Columbia University, A.B.
Ralph B. Earle
Shop
University of New Hampshire, A.B.
Richard J. Evans
Science
Science
Boston University, A.B., University of Maine, Ed. M.
Harvard University, Ed. M. 25 25 8 5 21 34
24
Social Studies
Bates College, A.B.
Social Studies
Washington State, A.B.
(December 31, 1955)
Name
Position
Preparation
Years of service in Saugus
3 Faith R. Shoer
Girls Physical Education
Boston University, B.S.
0
4 Corinne M. Shuff Louise Solomita
Domestic Science
Keene Teachers College, B.S.
1
Social Studies
Portia Law, B.A.
12
5 Patricia A. Stokowski Arthur H. Strout Anthony A. Struzziero
Commercial Subjects
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
Mechanical Drawing
Technical Training
9
Science
Boston College, B.S., M.A.
3
*Tauno O. Tamminen Eleanor-Mae Thompson Helen F. Towle
English
University of Maine, B.A.
1
Language
Emmanuel College, A.B.
27
*Elmer H. Watson
Mathematics
Bates College, B.S., M.A.
28
6 Joan M. Wrightson
English
University of Massachusetts, B.A.
0
Erwin Bowley
Junior Building Custodian
4
Edmund L. Gibbons
Junior Building Custodian
9
7 Normna LeBlanc
Junior Building Custodian
0 00 0
CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH
Marion L. Clark
Literature, Spelling
University of New Hampshire, B.A.
2
Louise M. DiBlasi
Literature, Spelling
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
9
Louise A. Hayes
English, Spelling
Salem Teachers College, B.S., Boston College, M.A. 10
Helen S. Leyland
Mathematics, Science
Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S. 17
5
Boston College, A.B., M.A.
0
Salem Teachers College
35
Science, Social Studies
Boston College, B.S.
1
10 Jean Ricciardelli
Literature, Spelling
Emmanuel College, A.B., Tufts College, Ed.M.
0
11 Joseph R. Sardella
Mathematics, Science
Dartmouth College, B.A. 0
0
Elizabeth B. Taylor
Geography, Science
Teachers Course
40
ARMITAGE SCHOOL
Mary H. Walsh
Principal-Grade V
Salem Teachers College 26
William Couture
Grade VI
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
1
Elizabeth Enright
Grade IV
Lowell Teachers College, B.S. 21
Leonora G. Jervis
Grade II
Perry Kindergarten
7
Doris M. Lennox
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S., Boston University, Ed. M. 15
0
13 Joan P. Picardi Richard S. Curra
Grade I
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
6
Junior Building Custodian
204
George H. Mckay 9 Paul E. OBrien M. Pearl Peterson John J. Quinlan
Mathematics, Baseball Coach
Colby College, B.A.
English, Science
History, Spelling
12 Arthur Statuto
English, Spelling
University of Notre Dame, B.S.
10
Herbert C. Hamilton
Junior Building Custodian
8 Arthur E. Leighton
Junior Building Custodian
Fitchburg Teachers College, B.S.
9
Shop
BALLARD SCHOOL Marjorie Wiggin 14 Alice M. Bennett Edith Cook 15 Irene T. Markowski Sophie Melewski Elenora Rice
Principal-Grade I Grade I-II
Gorham Teachers College
27
0
Grade V
Fitchburg Teachers College Farmington Teachers College Salem Teachers College, B.S.
7
Grade III
0
Grades II-III
16
Grade IV
16
Grade VI
Grades V-VI
Junior Building Custodian
8
CENTRE SCHOOL
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
16 Frances L. Barry 17 Sheila P. Kearney
Grade V
Salem Teachers College, B.S. 0
0
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
Junior Building Custodian
416
CLIFTONDALE SCHOOL Myra W. Beckman Marleah E. Graves 20 Dorothy Hart
Principal-Grade IV
Farmington Normal
40
Grade II
North Adams Teachers College
26
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
21 Janet Lavore
Grade I
Wheelock College, B. S.
2
Grade I
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
22 Barbara Perroni Andrew J. Keech
Junior Building Custodian
212
EMERSON SCHOOL
Ruth E. Farris
Principal-Grade IV
Garland School
25
Iona E. Britt
Grade II
Gorham Teachers College
11
Clara M. Hinckley
Grade III
Eastern State Normal
6
Hazel V. Lindsey
Grade I
Washington State Normal
29
Ludovico Sullo
Junior Building Custodian
31/2
FELTON SCHOOL
Richard J. Lynch
Principal-Grade VI
Boston University, A.B., Ed. M.
5
Mary T. Lavin
Grade I
Lowell Teachers College, B.S.
16
Blanche M. Love
Grade IV
Salem Teachers College
14
Esther C. McCarrier
Grade II
Aroostook State Normal
31
23 Helen Pendergast
Grade III
Lowell Teachers College, B.S.
5
Miriam Stephens
Grade V
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
2
Benjamin Obdens
Junior Building Custodian
4
Grade V
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
18 Florence A. Marotta 19 Jean Pucciarella Melville J. Sellers
205
Selma Rosenfield Edith Sheehan Thomas McDonough
Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S. Plymouth Teachers College
8
3
Salem Teachers College, B.S. Farmington Teachers College
Name
Position
Preparation
Years of service in Saugus
LYNNHURST SCHOOL
Marie Reynolds 24 Agnes I. Conley Mary G. Nelson Bertha A. Schaefer 25 Ernest J. Dascoli
Principal-Grade II Grade I
Lesley College Salem Teachers College
8
Grades V-VI
Grades III-IV
Salem Teachers College
81/2
Junior Building Custodian
0
NORTH SAUGUS SCHOOL
Clara V. Clark
Principal-Grades V-VI
University of Washington
9
Muriel Bacon
Grades II-III
Salem Teachers College
8
Marion F. Emmett
Grades IV-V
Salem Teachers College 15
8
M. Pauline Smith Ernest Coy
Junior Building Custodian
3
OAKLANDVALE SCHOOL 26 Annie Howard Grace L. Myers
Principal-Grades III-IV Acting Principal Grade IV
Slippery Rock Normal
5
Helen Rippon
Grade II
Framingham Teachers College
51/2
Florence Sullivan
(Military leave-Nov. 1944)
Lowell Teachers College
17
Viola G. Wilson
Grade I
Salem Teachers College
8
Gertrude Wirling
Grade III
Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S.
5
Carl C. Metzler
Junior Building Custodian
134
ROBY SCHOOL
Florence Gibson
Principal
Salem Teachers College
30
Kevin Barry
Grade VI
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
1
Ethel A. Dorr
Grade VI
Washington State Normal
25
Mae W. Johnson
Grade II
Salem Teachers College
18
27 L. Elizabeth Loeffler
Grade II-III
Farmington Teachers College
4 1/2
28 Jean Meehan
Grade I
Lesley College
8
Vendla E. Nicholson
Grade IV
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
6
Harriet B. Pfuntner
Grade IV
Gorham Teachers College
6
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
29 Catherine M. Pratt Lillian Sewell
Grade I
Salem Teachers College
8
Elva Thorne
Grade II
Salem Teachers College
8
30 Marjorie Walkey Karl W. Johnson
Grade VI
Framingham Teachers College
6
4
Junior Building Custodian
Fisher Normal School
33
0
Grades I-II
Salem Teachers College
Simmons College, B.S.
6
206
Grade V
SWEETSER SCHOOL Vera C. Wentworth Pearl E. Belonga 31 John W. DeAngelis, Jr. William J. Flanagan Viola MacLaren Vida E. Norton
Principal Geography, Literature Science, Spelling English, Literature
Farmington Teachers College
32
Oswego Teachers College Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
Holy Cross College, A.B. Aroostook State Normal
7
Grade V
Washington State Normal American International College, B.A., M.A.
0
28
History, Literature
37
Chester S. Zwonik
(Military leave-Sept. 1954)
Robert Bertrand Junior Building Custodian
4
VETERANS MEMORIAL SCHOOL
Horace E. Shuff
Principal
Keene Teachers College
12
Althea Adelhelm
Grade VI
Bates College, A.B.
1
William Burger
Grade VI
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
3
Josephine Chadbourne Grade IV
Farmington Teachers College
28
Lillian Chickering
Grade I
Salem Teachers College
9
33 Ann M. Floyd
Grade VI
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
0
Dorothea B. Hawkins
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
3
Barbara Isaacson
Grade II
University of Massachusetts, B.S.
1
Helen C. Long
Grade IV
Salem Teachers College, Boston University, B.S.
17
Dorothy Lynch
Grade V
Boston University, A.B.
1
Mary P. Mullins
Special Class
Worcester Teachers College 25
Marilyn Sewell
Grade II
Framingham Teachers College, B.S.
1
Gloria E. Solomita
Grade V
Portia Law School, University of Massachusetts, A.B.
8
Jean H. Sullivan
Grade I
Boston University, B.S.
10
Marion Wells
Grade III
Salem Teachers College
20
John J. Madden
Junior Building Custodian
11
SUPERVISORS and SPECIAL
Helen R. Brownrigg
Elementary Supervisor
Salem Teachers College, B.S., Boston University, Ed. M. 2
Catherine R. Griffin
Physical Education
Posse-Nissen School 24
Elaine Grillo
Music
Boston University, B. of Music, Ed. M. 6
Anstrice C. Kellogg
Art
Massachusetts School of Art, B.S., Boston University, Ed. M. 32
Ina MacNeill
Reading
Salem Teachers College 9
Jerome J. Mitchell
Band Director
Boston University 5
22
2
Grade VI
27
32 Irving M. Schwartz Gwendolyn Walters Mildred A. Willard Alice M. Willis
Literature, Mathematics Mathematics
Salem Teachers College Neil Normal School
Boston University, A.B.
30
English, Spelling
1
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SAUGUS PUBLIC LIBRARY
3 1729 00051 5590
Notes:
1 Sept .- Dec .- New position
2 Sept .- Dec .- P. Bradbury (deceased) Jan .- May
3 Sept .- Dec .- New position
4 Part-time Jan .- June-Full-time Sept .- Dec.
5 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-J. A. Taylor (retired)
6 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-N. Merolla (resigned)
7 Nov .- Dec .- Jan .- Oct .- J. Ahman (resigned)
8 Dec. -Jan .- Nov .- J. Tirrell (retired)
9 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-E. Muise (resigned)
10 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher
11 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher
12 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher
13 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-H. Pendergast (transferred to Felton)
14 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-E. Terrio (resigned)
15 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-M. Wood (retired)
16 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-E. Loeffler (transferred to Roby) 17 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-M. Spierer (resigned)
18 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-M. Walkey (transferred to Roby) 19 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-J. Woods (resigned)
20 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-M. Cronin (resigned)
21 Oct .- Dec .- Additional teacher 22 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-P. Munro (resigned) 23 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-M. Cheever (resigned)
24 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher
25 Sept .- Dec .- Additional custodian
26 Jan .- Dec .- Leave of Absence 27 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher 28 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-R. Brondel (resigned
from this library
29 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher 30 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-V. Nason (retired)
31 Sept .- Dec .- Jan .- June-C. Zwonik (Military Leave of Absence)
32 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher
33 Sept .- Dec .- Additional teacher
For Reference
Not to be taken
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TOWN OFFICIALS
Town Manager Walter E. Lawrence
Board of Selectmen
J. Lowell Goding, Jr., Chairman; John J. Bucchiere, Frank Evans, Jr., David J. Lucey, and Albion R. Rice.
School Committee
Miss Alice G. Blood, chairman; James W. Currier, James W. Elsmore, George A. Mc- Carrier, and Dr. John L. Silver.
Board of Assessors
Arthur E. Gustafson, chairman; F. Dudley Bacon, and Delmont E. Goding.
Board of Health
Arthur W. Price, chairman; Dr. Edwin B. Faulkner, and Peter L. Grady.
Board of Public Welfare
Ernest M. Hatch, chairman; Walter T. Brander, secretary; and George A. Ander- son.
Board of Library Trustees
Ernest L. Shapiro, chairman; Mrs. Lillian D. George, Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, Harold J. Adlington, Kaler A. Perkins, and Mrs. Catherine Silver.
Planning Board
Harvey P. Wasserboehr, chairman; Henry C. Seaver, Clerk; Albert C. Day, Lewis O. Gray, and William A. Calhoun.
Board of Playground Commissioners
David R. Nagle, chairman; Thomas H. Quinlan, Donald R. Reiniger, John J. Mitchell, and John Scire.
Board of Zoning and Building Appeals Joseph G. Fisher, chairman; Peter A. Rossetti, and Paul A. Haley. Associate Members-George W. Pitman, J. Bernard Boyle and Roland Wormstead. Donald J. Flynn, Clerk. (By appointment of the Board).
Saugus High School Advisory Building Committee
Paul A. Haley, Chairman; Miss Alice G. Blood, secretary; Mrs. Mary F. Wass, the Rev. Wilbur C. Ziegler, Dr. John L. Silver, John A. W. Pearce, Stanley J. Piwowarski, Joseph T. Hess, and Francis S. Mascianica. Educational Consultant to the Advisory Committee, Superintendent of Schools Jesse J. Morgan.
Saugus Safety Council
Fred L. Hawkes, chairman; Joseph G. Fisher, Charles R. Babcock, Walter J. Elsmore, Chief Roland E. Mansfield of the Police Department, and Chief George B. Drew of the Fire Department.
Industrial Development Commission
Ashton F. Davis, chairman; Paul F. Corson, Joseph W. Gerniglia, Joseph B. Stazinski and Fiori Sacco. Administrative Director-Frank Evans, 3rd., administrative aide to the Town Manager.
Town Clerk and Tax Collector
Mrs. Ruth E. Stevens
Town Treasurer Miss Phyllis E. Dodge
Town Accountant Carl E. Chapman
Town Counsel Judge Albion L. Hogan Director of Veterans' Services Newell V. Bartlett
Superintendent of Buildings Thomas H. Wagner, Jr.
Director of Civilian Defense Roy L. Smith
Harbormaster Richard Porter
Safety Officer Walter F. Elsmore
Dog Officer William F. Cahill
Town Moderator Paul A. Haley
Department Heads
Superintendent of Public Works
Charles C. DeFronzo
Chief of the Police Department Roland E. Mansfield
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department George B. Drew
Librarian of the Carnegie Public Library Miss Huldah Blackmer
Tree and Gypsy Moth Superintendent Joseph A. Vatcher
Town Engineer Stanley B. Goldberg
Town Electrician Mark E. Randell
Cemetery Superintendent Alfred W. Powers Sealer of Weights and Measures
Wesley W. Gage Superintendent of Schools Jesse J. Morgan Director of Celebrations John J. Bucchiere Administrative Aide to the Town Manager
Frank Evans, 3rd.
THE CITY MANAGER'S CODE OF ETHICS
ACHIEVE effective and democratic local government, the council-manager plan provides that policies shall be determined by the governing body elected by the people and that the administra- tion of such policies shall be vested in the city manager who shall be appointed by and responsible to the governing body. The purpose of the International City Managers' Association, the professional organization of city managers, is to increase the proficiency of city managers and to aid in the improvement of municipal government. To further these objectives, the Association believes that certain ethical principles should govern the conduct of every professional city manager:
1 No member of the profession accepts a position as city manager unless he is fully in accord with the principles of council-manager government and unless he is confident that he is qualified to serve to the advantage of the community.
2 The city manager has a firm belief in the dignity and worth of the services rendered by government. He has a con- structive, creative, and practical attitude toward urban problems and a deep sense of his own social responsibility as a trusted public servant.
3 The city manager is governed by the highest ideals of honor and integrity in all his public and personal relationships in order that he may merit the respect and confidence of the governing body, of other officials and employees, and of the public which he serves. He believes that personal aggrandizement or profit secured by con- fidential information or by misuse of pub- lic time is dishonest.
4 The city manager as a community leader submits policy proposals to the council and provides the council with facts and advice on matters of policy to give the council a basis for making decisions on community goals. The city manager de- fends municipal policies publicly only after consideration and adoption of such poli- cies by the council.
5 The city manager realizes that the council, the elected representatives of the people, is entitled to the credit for the
establishment of municipal policies. The city manager avoids coming in public con- flict with the council on controversial issues. Credit or blame for policy execution rests with the city manager.
6 The city manager considers it his duty continually to improve his ability and his usefulness and to develop the com- petence of his associates in the use of management techniques.
7 The city manager keeps the commu- nity informed on municipal affairs. He emphasizes friendly and courteous service to the public. He recognizes that the chief function of the local government at all times is to serve the best interests of all the people on a nonpartisan basis.
8 The city manager, in order to preserve his integrity as a professional ad- ministrator, resists any encroachment on his responsibility for personnel, believes he should be free to carry out council policies without interference, and deals frankly with the council as a unit rather than with its individual members.
9 The city manager handles all matters of personnel on the basis of merit. Fairness and impartiality govern the city manager in all matters pertaining to ap- pointments, pay adjustments, promotions, and discipline in the municipal service.
10 The city manager curries no favors. He handles each problem without discrimination on the basis of principle and justice.
THIS CODE, ORIGINALLY ADOPTED IN 1924
AND AMENDED IN 1938, WAS REVISED AGAIN IN 1952
AND APPROVED BY VOTE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CITY
MANAGERS ASSOCIATION
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