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From the records and accomplishments of the health services in the -
past year, the following information was compiled:
Subject
Cenaus
Failure Notice
Mass. Vision Test
3989
287
Mass. liearing Test
3929
25
Physical Examination
1988
21
Hoight & Weight
1:018
Pupils presenting special hoalth considerations:
Cerebral palsy
3
Diabetes
Rheumatic Fever(diagnosed)
4
Epilepsy
5
Vision Problems (serious)
15
Cardiac(serious)
Artificial eye
2
Cystic Fibrosis
Post-polio(diagnosed)
12
Henophelia
1
Asthma(serious)
1
Cleft Palate
Hearing loss (marked)
6
Braces(cause other
Hearing aid
2
than polio)
5
Congenital defects:
Arm
3
Feet
8
Spine 2(one in wheelchair)
Accidents taken from school to hospital
12
llome calls 166
Home teachers 6
Referrals to clinics 28
Pre-school registrants
398
The Lions Club generously sponsored tonnilectomies and purchased needed glasses, where indicated, as in previous years.
Recommendations :
For the physical examination required by law we encourage and strongly advise parents to take child to his own physician, who is in a better position to evaluate this individual whom he has known since infancy. The Mass. Department of Public health advocates this trend. In the doctor's office or school, the parent should be present for this health appraisal.
Advise parents to bring up to date the immunisation program of the teen-ager; especially Polio and Diptheria. Since State and local facilities, apparently, are not available, the parent should assume this responsibility. Public Health authorities repeatedly emphasize the fact that diptheria is on the increase in this age group, and the pre-school immunization is no longer
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Suggest revision of policy requiring examination by school physician after & seven consecutive day absence, if pupil did not receive same from private physician. Under supervision of the school doctor, the school nurse could adequately provide this service thereby eliminating valuable time for all concerned.
We are proudly displaying a new portable audiometer (ear machine) pur- chased by the School Committee, and a beautiful New York Ortho-rator (eye machine) donated by the Lions Club. The school optometrists, the nurses and the pupils are enjoying the efficient, accurate screening tests which re- sult from this equipment.
Frances h. Mclaughlin
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Report of Supervisor of Secondary Attendance
Throughout the year a careful check has been made daily of pupils absent from Saugus High School except for a short period in October when the large number of absentees due to respiratory infections made it impracticable. Pupils absent for 7 consecutive school days have been required to present a doctor's certificate to be readmitted to school.
The annual check was made in September to see that all pupils under 16 years of age returned to school. The usual home calla have been made for Saugus Figh and Junior High Schools. Pupils transferring from other communities have been checked to see that they reported within a reasonable time after taking up new residence in Saugus.
Truancy will always be a problem with us. Detection of truancy is a major part of an attendance supervisor's work. Subsequent interviews are aimed at preventing a reoccurrence. Full cooperation of parents is necessary to reduce truancy and to ensure good school attendance. Parents shold realise that good school achievement depends in a large measure on tood school attendance. Our school enrollments continue to increase rapidly each year while the number of cases of truancy bas remained fairly constant. Fortunately our more serious truancy problems arise from a comparatively small percentage of our student population.
In closing I wish to express appreciation for the cooperation of local officials, parents, and teachers who have assisted me in my work.
Harold E. Haley
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Report of Instructor in Driver Education
It is the objective of the Driver education Program to make the youthful driver aware of the laws of driving, his responsibilities to other drivers, and to himself.
Because of the program initiated in March of 1957, whereby classroom instruction was offered to the junior class, we were able to start our Behind-the-Wheel training with the first half of the senior class, in September 1957. At the same time, we were conducting classroom instruction for the second half of the senior class. This secund group will receive their Behind-the-Wheel training from January to June, 1958,
With three instructors available, we are now offering classroom instruction to the entire junior class at the same time. Classroom instruction for this group will start in January, and wij and in Jure, 1958.
This new program will enable the instructors to start, in September 1958, with the Behind-the-Wheel training for the entire senior class.
E. W. Falzerano
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Report on Audio-Visual Education
Vivid learning experiences cannot be provided through words alone. The audio-visual department has tried to select and put into use integrated materials that will help to develop understanding and stimulate thinking.
Ten Encyclopaedia Brittanica 16mm sound films were purchased for use in the elementary grades. These were carefully selected for correlation with reading and social studies curriculum.
Time was spent in the technical study of new equipment. Durability, simplicity, weight, ease of operation, and maintenance as well as cost were guides in the evaluation of equipment for purchase.
Re-evaluation of equipment already in use was made and necessary servicing and repairs recommended. In a few instances, worn-out and obsolete pieces of equipment were replaced.
Some add was given the Saugus Junior High and Elementary Schools in the purchase of filmstrip projectors, a tape recorder, and record player, the balance being paid by student organisations and P. T. A.
A new 16mm sound projector replaced a worn-out model at the Saugus High School. The Lynnhurst Parent-Teacher Association replaced an obsolete filmstrip projector with a 500 watt air cooled model,
An outstanding contribution to the visual aids program was made by the Daily Evening Item in giving to the schools, free of charge, filmetrips on contemporary affairs, produced by Current Affairs Films. The film- strips are of particular value in the Junior and Senior High Schools.
To keep informed of the latest developments in the area of Audio- Visual education I have continued as an active and participating member of the Massachusetts Department of Audio-Visual Instruction. In March I attended the National Convention in Washington D. C. with other officers of the Massachusetts organization. In-school educational television and related problems vere discussed extensively through the convention.
Recommendationa:
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2. The purchase of an additional 16mm sound projector,the Saugus Junior High and Elementary School.
3. The addition of some lom science films to our film library.
ho The purchase of a light weight tape recorder for the use of super- visors and special teachers.
Visual aids are of inestimable value in promoting good comprehension and interpration. Because of their high interest to children, they serve as natural springboards to greater learning.
Mary li. walsh
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Heport of Director of Cafeterias
Lunch Sales
$81,103.16
Subsidy
33,766.39
Total Receipts:
$114,069.55
Total Expenditures: 113.116.21
Cash Balance . December 31,1957 1,753.34
Number lunches served: 260,100
The Caklanvale Lunch Program opened in Karch of this year. An -- excellent pupil participation of 85% - 93% prevailed throughout the school year.
Plans for Armitage School are underway and we hope to be operating in a few weeks.
Lillian S. - oderstrom
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Report of Rinehart Functional Handwriting System
Once again I am pleased to report on the operation of the handwriting program for the past year.
Your teschers have continued to give us the splendid cooperation which has become traditional in your schools and for the many courtesies extended to me and my personnel I am most grateful.
Our records show at the conclusion of June 1957 that 97% of the papers scored were Excellent or Good. It is reasonable to conclude, therefore, that 97% of the papers were eminently satisfactory. Only 3% of the papers were rated Fair or Unsatisfactory.
During the past school year we graded and diagnosed approximately 56,700 samples of handwriting for your pupils. A formal test was administered at four teaching-week intervals and a report was furnished each teacher in writing giving a careful diagnosis of the handwriting of each pupil in the rocm. We supplied the following instructional and motivational materials to your pupils and teachers: teacher outlines and folders, pupil folders, motivation graphs, individual certificates to pupils who qualified, diagnostic charts, handedness tosta, envelopes, seals, etc.
Our primary objective is to teach your students to read and write both cursive handwriting and hand lettering in order that they may have these two tools as efficient aids in school, business, and social correspondence. At each grade level we attempt to achieve the standard norm in speed and never lose sight of the fact that the concomitants of neatness, accuracy, and attention to detail in doing work are desirable characteristics that need to be developed along with technical skill.
w. L. Rinehart
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Report on Evening School
202
The Evening School Adult Program, put into operation by a vote of the School Board, was started October 1, 1957.
Under the direction of Miss Louise Solomita, registration took place September 17, 18, and 19. The following courses resulted from the registration: Sewing (beginners - 3 classes) Sewing (advanced - 2 classes) Weaving Leather tooling Rug Hooking Rug Braiding Decorated Ware Furniture Refinishing Foods Typewriting Shorthand
Each course was made up of twenty sessions of three hours each. Teachers and courses were certified by the State Department of Education which allowed Saugus a reimbursement of approximately one half of the operational cost.
The citizens advisory board was made up of :
Mrs. Malcolm Bisbee Mrs. Paul Haley Mr. L. W. Macomber Mrs. Edward Witozen
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Board, the Superintendent of Schools, and the Advisory Board most helpful in making this one of the outstanding programs in the State,
Open house to be held on March 20, 1958 will include an exhibition and demonstration of work accomplished by the evening students during the year.
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APPENDIX B Table I
ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOLS -- AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1957
SCHOOLS
GRADES
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Specs. Totals
Armitage-6 Rooms
36
28
35
39
28
38
204
Ballard-8 Rooms
25
22
28
32
32
22
27
33
221
Central Elementary-9 Rooms
107
186
293
Saugus Junior High-20 Il. R.
343
331
674
Cliftondale-4 Rooms
38
24 .
.37
31
130
Emmerson-4 Rooms
25
84
Felton-6 Rooms
35
28
31
38
32
28
192
Lynnhurst-3 Rooms
19
11 - 7 7 - 17
61
North Saugus-4 Rooms
(20 - 6) 7 - 23)
26
26
108
Oaklandvale-4 Rooms
36
32
33
28
129
Roby-8 Rooms
35
25
34
38
262
Centre- Rooms
29
21
32
6
88
Sweetser-8 Rooms
33
21
33
39
238
18
393
Veterans Memorial-13 Rooms
3
28
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370
296
259
211
1136
Total
439 331
384 426
394
405
343
331
370
296
259
211
24
4213
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6th
** 18 -
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7th
10 - 8th
35
25
33
37
35
36
2016
26
33
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1
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APPENDIX B Table II
Age - Grade Table October 1, 1957
Ages
5 6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18 19 20
Totals
Grade
439
1
89
341
9
331
2
76
235
16
4
384
3
85
275
22
2
426
4
98
287
37
2
5
79
273
35
7
6
147
221
31
5
1
7
93
201
40
7
2
343
8
1
100
182
33
14
1
331
9
106
199
43
20
1
1
370
10
1
121
145
20
9
11
87
148
17
7
259
12
77
105
25
2
2
211
P.G.
Spec.
1
4
2
5
4
4
3
1
24
Totals
89
417
329
390
396
462
353
344
338
365
294
267
132
32
3
2
4213
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394
405
296
200
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APPENDIX B Table III
Schools
1
2
3
4
Grades 5
6
7
8
Spec.
Total New
Rooms 01d
Armitage
N
N
N
N
N
N
6
0
Ballard
2-N
2-N
2-N
2-N
2-N
2-N
8
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Centre
N
N
N
N
4
0
Cliftondale
N
N
N
0
3
1
Emerson
2-N
N
3
0
Felton
N
N
N
N
N
N
6
0
Lynnhurst
N
N - N
3
0
Memorial
2-N
2-N
2-N
2-N
2-N
2-N
N
13
0
North Saugus
N - N
0
N
3
1
Oaklandvale
N
N
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0
3
1
Roby
2-N
2-N
2-0
1-0
5
3
Sweetser
N
N
N
N 2-0
2-0
4
4
2-0
5-0
6-0
1-0
1-N
1-N
3-N
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Totals Elementary:
61
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Junior High School
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1
207
APPENDIX C GRADUATES --- 1957
Jane Beverly Adams Heather Ellen Anderson Suzanne Margret Babcock Donald Robert Ballard Richard Barrows Pearl Ann Bates Philip Thomas Beauchesne Nan Elizabeth Bell John James Benson Atiglio John Bertorelli Robert Loring Bertram
Paulette Patricia Bevilacqua Beverly Ann Billington Ronald Gordon Blaisdell Judith Norma Blatchford Donna Lee Boyd Robert Warren Bruns Thomas Loton Bryant Maureen Ann Carter Nancy Ann Casey Joanne Olga Caso Donald Harvey Chapman, Jr. Jane Davis Churchard Richard Elliot Clark Sara Joanne Cogliano Camella Hosalie Colanton Sandra Lois Comstock Nancy Grace Craik Geraldine Gladys Cronin Maurice Francis Cunningham James Ward Currier Thornton Gladstone Dakin, Jr. James Louis D'Amico Carol Ann Danahy Susan Louise Davey Donald Jonathan Davis Lorna Marie Dawson Shirley Ann Demers Madeleyne Claire DeSimone Carol Ann Deveau Nancy Follett Devitt Dolores Ann DeVlaminck Norman Edward Devonshire Robert Erminio DiNocco Judith Ann Doherty Patricia Edith Domey Patricia Ann Donovan Clyde Robert Draper Lawrence John Duffy Michael John Duffy Evelyn Lorraine Dykens
Robert Munroe Eisenhaur Joanne Frances Emma Phyllis Mary Essery Glenn Russell Evans Elliot Richard Everitt John Patrick Ferreira Carl Joseph Ferri Joanne Alice Firth William Joseph Flanagan Frederick Louis Forni Dorothy Amelia Forward William Alfred Gage John Robert Gannon Herbert Charles Caudet Jeanette Marie Girard Donald Wayne Patrick Gorham Jane Katherine Creene Thomas Peter Grella Linda Joan Grey Christine Mary Hagen Eileen Mae Harvey Sylvia Frances Hatch Ann Marie Hickey John Holand Hill James Frank Hohmann Martha Eleanor Horgan Shirley Louise Hover Leslie Joseph Hubbard James Edward Hughes John Patrick Hurley Nancy Louise Jameson Rosemary Veronica Keefe Patricia Ann Kelley Patricia Ann Kelly Arthur Leroy King Robert Gerard Kodzis Herbert Donald Kroitzsh Dorthy Elaine Kyle Marion Lillian Lambert Marian Angela Lamitola Carolyn Ruth Layden Mary Frances Leahy Karlene Ruth Lee Frances Marion Leggett Jeanne Anne Leonowert Leger Bruce Little Stephen Bruce London Sandra Jean Losano Viva Elizabeth Ludwig Theodore Henry MacMillan Bruce Riddell MacQuarrie
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Paul Robert Maguire Karen Jean Mahoney Rita Agnes Maillet Joseph William Malio Susan Mathews Robert Edward McEachern Philip Peter Mckeever Carolyn Mae McLean Catherine Mary Merenda Susan Batchelder Merrill Eleanor Metcalf Richard Duncan Mills Nina Joan Moody Elizabeth Frances Morrill Sandra Mae Moss
Donald Lee Murray Lorraine Cail Murray Arthur George Nichols Ernest Deloraine Nyman Sheila Marie O'Donnell Judith. Ann Oljey John Erle O'Neal Peter Joseph Orlando James Charles 0'Shea Carl Thomas Paltrineri Patricia Ann Panico Robert Charles Parent William Joseph Pasquina Mary Anne Patti Nancy Myrtle Paynter Kenneth Lee Penney Carol Elaine Perry Sandra Jean Peterson Margaret Irene Petrie Carolyn Marie Pindari Margery Allene Pitman Bruce Harry Platt Robert Joseph Poaletta Edmund Carl Poole Carolyn Ruth Porter Gloria Betty Provenzano Lois Marian Prusak Peter Michael Quinn Janet Priscilla Quirk Richard Edward Rainford Lawrence Prescott Ramsdell Lorraine Huth Reed Arthur Colin Rees Kenneth Anthony Reilly David Bartlett Rice
Doris Sally "ichards Alan Roberts
Bernice Irene hoberts Edward Charles James Hoby
Donald David Rochefort Peter Crosby Roy Joan Sacca Dianne Gayle Sampson
Patricia Katherine Schneider
John Ralph Secor Walter Paul Sellenberg
Helen Jane Sheehan Judith Elaine Simmons Lester Marion Simmons Gary Anthony Singer Bruce James Smith Carol May Smith Dana Lee Smith "obert John Smith
David Koy Soper
Leonard Spadafora
Muth Blair Spencer
Beverly Sproul Judith Anne Starrett
Joseph Anthony Stazinski Arthur William Stead Robert Stead Richard Stead Charlene Anne Stowe Victoria Mary Sullo
David Fred Swallow Ceraldine Louise Swanson "
Ralph Everett Swenson Barbara Jean Teague Rosalie Amanda Termini Robert John Terpstra
Marilyn Mary Thibault
Lillian Lorraine Trefry Robert Albert Turcotte
Priscilla Margaret Turner David Marshall Walsh Ronald Warren Walsh Bruce Miller White Robert Raymond Whittredge Lee Russell Willson Herbert Charles Wing, Jr. William Frank Wing Bruce Roy Wolfe
Lewis Adrienne Young Louann Datha Young
Carol Ann Zulkowski
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ADMINISTRATIVE Rhoden B. Eddy Anna V. Jacobs Betty M. Chamberlain Anna Naples
Superintendent
Colby College, B.S., Harvard University, Ed. M.
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Administrative Assistant Burdett College
Senior Clerk Junior Clerk
Saugus High School Saugus High School
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HEALTH STAFF Frances R. Mclaughlin, R.N.
Myrtle Neth, R.N.
Head Nurse Assistant Nurse
Carney Hospital
Bellvue Hospital, Boston University, B. S.
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SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL John A. W. Pearce
Leon C. Young
Principal Clerk
Saugus High School
Junior Clerk
Medford High School
Kenneth G. Abbott
English, Guidance
Boston University, B.S.
Mary E. Anderson
Speech, Dramatics
Washington State, A.B.
** Janice Beach
Commercial. Subjects
English
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
1
Metal Shop
Boston State Teachers College, B.S.
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Walter D. Blossom
Commercial Subjects
Northeastern University, B.B.A.
27
Social Studies
Northeastern University, A.B., Boston University, Ed. M.
16 2 19 0
** Judith C. Church
English
University of New Hampshire, B.A.
Boston College, B.S., M.S.
0
Homemaking
University of New Hampshire, B.S.
1
Commercial Subjects
Boston University, B.S., Ed. M.
2
Boston University, B.S.
12
** Edmond J. Gautreau Harold E. Haley
Latin, English Algebra, Geometry
(Began February 28, 1957) Assumption College, B.A. University of New Hampshire, A.B.
0
Harvard University, Ed. M.
28
Salem Teachers College, B.S., Boston College, M.A. 13
Boston University, A.B., A.M. 28
Colby College, B.A. 1
Boston College, B.S., Boston University, Ed. M.
11 0
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Isabelle G. Beauchesne Madeleine Beaulieu ** Dominic Beninati
Mathematics
University of Maine, B.S.
** Carl F. Bergstrom
Social Studies
Colby College, B.S.
Belden G. Bly, Jr. ** Priscilla Bradford *John J. Burns
Commercial Subjects
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
English
Boston College, A.B., Ed. M.
** Robert H. Ciullo Patricia S. Dillon
Elmo Falzarano Christine Fazzi
Physical Education
English Languages
French, Latin
"John Janusas
Physical Education
Brown University, A.B., Harvard University, Ed. M. 22
Principal Vice Principal
Boston University, A.B., A.M.
Gertrude Hazel
Miriam C. Peschier
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Louise Hayes *Bernice L. Hayward Carolyn Inman
Biology, Science
Simmons College, B.S.
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Eileen Johnson Hubert G. Kelley Phoebe Korn Anne R. Larsen John B. Leahy ** Marie J. Levell *Hazel C. Marison ** Patricia A. McCormick *Welcome W. Mccullough
George H. Mckay Jerome J. Mitchell Carmine C. Moschella, Jr. Albert J. Moylan
** Helen Nowak Elinor 0'Brien ** Walter J. Pickett Abraham Pinciss Marcia Poole John Quinlan Elinor Ravesi John A. Scarborough
** Alfred E. Seifert *Corinne M. Shuff ** Mary E. Small Louise Solomita Ralph C. Steeves *Arthur H. Strout *Anthony A. Struzziero ** Marion B. Sweeney Helen F. Towle *Elmer H. Watson
SAUGUS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Ashton F. Davis Violet I. Chapman Pearl E. Belonga ** Grey A. Bowden ** John J. Capomaccio Mary R. Cataldo ** Christine M. Curran Joseph A. Curran, Jr. Louise M. DiBlasi Donald L. Dodge Ruth E. Farris
Eng11sh Chemistry, Science English Homemaking Director of Guidance English
Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects Social Studies Mathematics
Dir. Instrumental Music
Industrial Arts
Librarian
Harvard University, A.B., M.A.
Social Studies
Boston University, B.A., M.A.
Biology, Science
Industrial Arts
Commercial Subjects
Homemaking
Mathematics
Science, Mathematics
Mathematics
Social Studies
Suffolk University, B.S., M.A.
Keene Teachers College, B.S.
Boston University, A.B.
Portia Law, B.A. Boston University, B.S.
15 2 12 6
Boston College, B.S., M.A.
University of Illinois, B.S., Boston University, Ed. M.
0 30
Emmanuel College, A.B.
Bates College, B.S., M.A.
31
Harvard University, A.B., Ed. M. Saugus High School
Oswego Teachers College
Salem Teachers College, B.S. Salem Teachers College, B.S. Boston University, B.A.
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
Salem Teachers College, B.S. Salem Teachers College, B.S. Boston University, B.S. Garland School
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210
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37 0 27 8 8 1 15를 0 1 0 28 1
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Homemaking
English
Social Studies
Social Studies Industrial Arts
Science
English
Spanish, Latin Mathematics
Principal Junior Clerk
Geography, Literature Social Studies, Science Mathematics, Science English, Literature Mathematics, Science History, Science Literature, English Physical Education Sewing
Boston College, B.S., Boston University, Ed. M.
Boston University, A.B., Harvard University, A.M.T. Framingham Teachers College, B.S.
DePauw University, B.S. Boston University, B.S.
Bay Path Institute
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
Bates College, A.B.
Colby College, B.A., Calvin Coolidge College, Ed. M.
Boston University Fitchburg Teachers College, B.S.
Emmanuel College, A.B.
Fitchburg Teachers College
Boston University, B.B.A., M.B.A.
Framingham Teachers College, B.S.
Boston College, B.S.
Michigan State University, B.S.
East Texas State, B.S ..
Technical Training
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Huth L. nelLey James McLoughlin ** Lorna P. Miller Paul E. O'Brien ** Robert D. Perry M. Pearl Peterson Ruth Schlager ** Margaret M. Seymour ** Clinton E. Small Harry Surabian ** Frank M. Tapley Gwendolyn Walters ** Dewanne M. White
Shop English, Literature English, Social Studies English, Literature
Technical Training
Radcliffe College, A.B., Harvard University, Ed. M. 0
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Social Studies, Spelling Salem Teachers College English, Literature Mathematics, Science English, Literature Geography, Science
Boston University, B. of Music Fitchburg Teachers College Ricker College, B.A. Boston Conservatory of Music, B. of Music
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University of Maine, B.S.
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Principal, Grade VI
Holy Cross College, A.B.
5
Grade IV
Lowell Teachers College, B.S.
24
Grade II
Perry Kindergarten
10
Grade I
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
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Helen E. Pendergast Ronald W. Warren
Grade V
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
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BALLARD SCHOOL
Marjorie E. Wiggin
Principal, Grade I
Gorham Teachers College
30
Alice M. Bennett
Grade I
Fitchburg Teachers College
3
Edith H. Cook
Grade IV
Farmington Teachers College
10
Concetta M. Garrano
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
2
Irene T. Markowski
Grade III
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
3
Sophie M. Melewski
Grade II
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
19
Selma D. Rosenfield
Grade IV
Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S., Boston Univ., Ed. M. 11
2
CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Doris M. Lennox
Teacher in Charge-Grade VI Salem Teachers College, B.S. Boston University, Ed. M.
18
Elizabeth Dixon
Grade V
Salem Teachers College
9
Ethel Dorr
Grade VI
Washington State Normal
28
Marion F. Emmett
Grade V
Salem Teachers College
18
Viola Maclaren
Grade VI
Aroostook State Normal
10
Ivaloo MacVicar
Grade VI
Tufts College, A.B.
4
Ralph M. Merry, Jr.
Grade VI
Salem Teachers College, B.S.
1
Leonard N. Rosenberg
Grade VI
Suffolk University, A.B.
1
Edith L. Sheehan
Grade V
Plymouth Teachers College,
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Mathematics, Science
Mathematics, Spelling Literature, Science
Salem Teachers College University of New Hampshire, B.S.
ARMITAGE SCHOOL William J. Flanagan Elizabeth Enright Leonora G. Jervis
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Grade III
Lowell Teachers College, B.S.
8
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Grade II
Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S.
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