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The Walton School has acquired a 21 inch television set for receiving Educational Television in the classroom, and plans for the purchase of sets for the Warren and W. Ward Schools are nearing completion.
Art, Helen E. Corbet
In the elementary school years children must build up a background of all kinds of information and experiences. This background is particu- larly needed in the art work.
Creative expression comes only when the child has something to say. He must be allowed to explore many materials, to find the ones which he prefers to use properly to carry out his thought. He must become aware of fine qualities so he can appreciate his own good work and the work of others. The teacher has guided and encouraged him. Evaluation by teacher and pupil has helped him progress.
In the fall the elementary teachers received an expanded art curric- ulum guide which set forth the aims, skills, and habits, and the abilities which might be expected at each grade level. A list of art media was in- cluded with ways of preparation and suggestions for development of les- sons in which they could be used. Other bulletins were issued during the year with information on various techniques.
We have correlated with other subjects in the curriculum. When good speech with its contributing factors was the major concern of all ele- mentary grades, we made posters emphasizing various aspects such as: good posture, proper clothing, and correction of speech errors.
We decorated the auditorium of the Dolbeare School for the April Book Fair, combining the work of many children from most of the elementary schools.
Physical Education, Earle W. Crompton, Director
Physical education is a vital and necessary part of the educational process. Good health and the acquiring of the necessary tools to become a happy and successful citizen are often listed as educational objectives .. ..
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In line with recommendations of the Presidents' Council for Physical Fitness, we have tested most of our students for minimum fitness. Using the same Kraus Webber tests as used nation wide, we found as follow:
Approximately 60% of our elementary students failed
Approximately 50% of our junior high students failed
Approximately 18% of our high school students failed
This is far above the national average, but still leaves us with some 1,300 students who cannot meet the requirement for minimum physical fitness. The above figures tend to show that our elementary program is insufficient. We firmly believe we need another teacher to help instruct in the 86 classrooms at the grade school level (Grades 1-6).
The high school physical education has a maximum of students partici- pating in each intramural sport.
The regular physical education program consisted of test and measure- ments, correctives, wrestling, boxing, gymnastics, games, tumbling, and body building exercises for boys.
The girls have rhythm exercises, gymnastics, skill games, badminton, tumbling, and tests, and measurements.
In the inter-scholastic athletic field, we are at an operating level. Our main concern, now, is locker room space in the high school as track and baseball, cross-country, and football, leave us with a need of 12 more large lockers. In closing I would summarize by saying that our Physical Educa- tion Department is in good shape, with very fine instructors doing an ex- cellent job. Growing pains are our main problem.
Health, Dr. Sigmund J. Szydlowski
During the year of 1957 there were 1,401 complete physical examina- tions done at the various schools. This included all 1st, 4th, 7th and 10th grade students and all new students entered during the year. There were 57 mothers present at the examination of the first and fourth grade pupils.
Of the pupils examined 599 were found to have one or more defects. The following defects were noted:
5 emotional or social adjustment problems
182 nutritional problems noted
302 needed dental care
31 had cardiac disorders
74 had ear, nose, or throat disorders
19 had poor posture
12 had flat feet
18 genital defects noted
7 had high blood pressure
13 skin conditions noted
81 other miscellaneous conditions noted
There were 457 physical examinations done on boys before they par- ticipated in sports.
Mrs. O'Brien made 82 home visits during the year and gave first aid to 454 pupils. Of these she took 142 home, 9 to the hospital, and 7 to the family physician.
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Mrs. Adams took care of 2,496 visits to the high school health room and 1,523 visits to the junior high school health room. She dismissed 1,031 pupils and handled 58 accidents in the high school and she dismissed 524 pupils and gave first aid to 35 accidents at the junior high school. The high number of dismissals was greatly due to the prevalence of the "Asian" flu during the fall of the year.
Tuberculin Patch Tests were done on all student cafeteria workers at the beginning of the school year.
All pupils as in the past have each been given a sight and a hearing test and those failing either test have been given a report of their failure.
Major Repairs and Improvements-1957
Senior High-Athletic Field
The permanent bleachers on the east side, and the fence on the north side were painted.
Junior High School
The second floor locker room was converted into a classroom which included painting, installing new tile flooring and rebuilding the corridor wall. Room 308 was divided by a partition, giving us two classrooms in- stead of one.
We replaced 250 of the old lockers with new steel lockers. The re- lighting and re-wiring of the entire building, begun in 1956, was completed. The library floor was sanded and refinished, and seventy additional desk and chair units were purchased.
Elementary Schools
Three rooms of new furniture replaced old units at the Greenwood School. Three rooms of new furniture replaced old units at the Franklin School. Asphalt tile floors were installed for one room at the Greenwood School and for two rooms at the Franklin School. One room at the Frank- lin School and one room at the Greenwood School had the floors sanded and refinished. Stair treads on one staircase at the Franklin School were refinished. The interior of the Woodville School and the exterior of the Franklin School were painted. All window sash on the second floor of the Lincoln School was replaced. Both chimneys at the Warren School were repointed. Toilet facilities were provided in the classroom in the special class for trainable children at the Franklin School.
PER PUPIL COST
Cost per pupil for instruction and maintenance exclusive of general control based on average membership for the school year 1956-1957 ending June 30, 1957.
State
Wakefield
Average
High School
$ 329.10
$ 393.66
Junior High School
224.29
296.06
Elementary
200.61
246.25
All Public Schools
248.79
275.57
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
NET COST OF SCHOOLS
Expenditures, 1957 Receipts through the Department
$ 1,213,059.89 252,622.14
Net cost from local taxation
$ 960,437.75 JOHN B. HENDERSHOT, Superintendent of Schools
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COST OF PUBLIC DAY SCHOOLS-1957
Total
High
Jr. High Elementary
General Expenses
Superintendent of Schools, Asst.
Superintendent, and Attendance
Officer:
Salaries
$ 22,900.00
Other Expense
2,899.76
School Committee:
Clerks, Other Expenses
12,362.26
Instruction :
Supervisors:
Salaries
50,513,28
$ 25,249.95
$ 9,452.85
$ 15,810.48
Expenses
2,541.67
Principals
46,263.62
7,788.49 199,207.81
141,103.84
343,394.53
Extracurricular
13,854.91
10,021.88
2,658.75
1,174.28
Substitutes
11,709.75
2,018.00
2,247.50
7,444.25
Textbooks
20,963.29
6,456.50
5,021.54
9,485.25
Supplies
37,450.22
15,595.44
12,336.15
9,518.63
Operation:
Janitor Service
77,439.52
22,656.91
14,449.25
40,333.36
Fuel
32,575.29
6,821.96
6,821.96
18,931.37
Miscellaneous
24,344.35
7,819.09
5,048.12
11,477.14
Maintenance:
Repairs and Upkeep
50,259.27
10,148.46
10,162.48
29,948.33
Auxiliary Agencies:
Health
12,676.25
3,416.42
3,416.42
5,843.41
Library
2,357.30
884.53
1,472.77
Transportation
13,113.32
760.00
2,050.00
10,303.32
Tuition
472.10
Miscellaneous
3,577.76
895.13
2,423.82
258.81
Outlay
15,130.79
3,502.97
6,780.54
4,847.28
Trade Schools
4,612.24
Out-State-Travel
222.29
Adult Education
4,852.10
Pension
16,762.37
Junior High Lighting
49,500.00
$ 1,213,059.89
$323,243.54
$232,969.65
$539,721.91
7,523.66
30,951.47
Teachers
683,706.18
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RECEIPTS - 1957
State Aid for Public Schools
$154,892.57
State Aid-Special Classes
6,682.63
State Aid-Vocational Schools
2,421.97
State Aid-Vocational Schools, Transportation
314.00
State Aid-Adult Education
1,596.85
State Aid-Physically Handicapped
165.60
Tuition-Special Classes
1,446.12
Tuition-State Wards
8,604.58
Tuition-Adult Education
50.20
Tuition-Town of Lynnfield
75,343.42
Woodworking Department
487.65
Rentals
540.00
Miscellaneous
76.55
$252,622.14
AGE AND GRADE CHART
January 1, 1958
Grade
Age
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21 Tot.
Spec. B
1
1
3
4
4
1
1
3
1
1
20
Spec. G
3
2
1
3
1
10
1 B
133 114
4
1
252
G
123 100
2
0
225
2 B
1 130
78
5
214
G
0 146
62
2
210
3 B
1 109 102
10
222
G
1 135
56
4
196
4 B
4 134
70
19
1
228
G
4 133
53
3
0
193
5 B
10 146
90
12
258
G
9 121
82
5
217
6 B
13 132
57
6
2
210
G
9 144
34
4
0
191
7 B
3 99
81
19
202
G
6 100
49
4
1
160
8 B
17
90
46
12
1
166
G
38 112
22
2
0
174
9 B
20
95
42
16
1
174
G
23 104
35
8
0
170
10 B
10
80
36
22
7
2 157
G
2
82
62
11
157
11 B
5 85
64
22
4
180
G
1 114
49
3
1
168
12 B
0
80
54
11
145
G
1
78
40
4
1
1 125
PG B
0
2
2
G
2
0
2
Boys
134 246 196 254 244 248 187 198 175 140 139 167
83
19
2430
Girls
123 250 205 201 187 238 178 188 132 121 185 138
45
5
1
1 2198
Total
257 496 401 455 431 486 365 386 307 261 324 305 128
24
1 1 4628
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
CENSUS
October 1, 1957
Ages 5-7 Boys
7-14
14-16
Girls
Boys
Girls
Boys
Girls
Total
Senior
High School
0
0
0
0
160
204
364
Junior
High School
0
0
405
396
131
114
1046
Dolbeare
23
16
84
70
0
0
193
Franklin
40
34
126
93
5
0
298
Greenwood
67
51
229
213
0
0
560
Hurd
28
33
91
90
0
0
242
Lincoln
28
24
110
104
0
0
266
Montrose
50
53
120
86
0
0
309
Walton
17
18
126
105
1
0
267
Warren
32
35
99
98
0
0
264
West Ward
31
28
0
0
0
0
59
Woodville
20
16
83
56
0
0
175
St. Joseph's
33
23
168
175
4
1
404
Nazareth
Academy
0
0
0
23
0
16
39
Private Kinder-
garten
95
83
0
0
0
0
178
All Others
184
195
17
3
24
3
426
Totals
648
609
1658
1512
325
338
5090
SCHOOL ORGANIZATION - DECEMBER 31, 1957
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS John B. Hendershot, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Boston University
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
R. Edgar Fisher, A.B. Bowdoin College
SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Pauline E. Meads, B.S. Simmons College
SECRETARY Lora E. Harris Nasson Institute
CLERK Margaret E. Stewart Diane Jaynes (Part-time) A.A. Green Mountain College
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TEACHERS
HIGH SCHOOL
First
Name
Subjects Election Education
1948 Boston College
Gerard G. Barry, A.B., M.A., Principal
Lucian J. Colucci, A.B., M.Ed.,
1939 Amherst College Tufts College
Submaster
Maurice J. Dwyer, Jr., A.B., M.A., Guidance Director
Elizabeth V. Upham, B.S., M.A. Dean of Girls
1936 Tufts College
Eleanor K. Abbott, A.B. English
Louise E. Anderson, A.B., B.S. Librarian
1937 Boston University Simmons College
1956 Salem Teachers' College
Boston University
1936 Boston University
1957 Colby College Boston University
1950 Boston College, Bridge- water Teachers' College
1953
Tufts College
1951 Dartmouth College Fitchburg State Teachers' College
1947 Boston Teachers' College Boston College
1957 University of Omaha
1927 Columbia University Emerson College
Antonio J. Ceddia, Jr., Physics, 1946 Bridgewater Teachers' B.S.Ed.,M.Ed. Chemistry, College, Boston University
U. S. History
Robert D. Chandler, Jr., B.M.
Instrumental Music
Florence B. Clifford, B.S.,
M.Ed. Commercial
Ruth V. Conley, B.S. Ed. English
Joseph B. Connors, B.S. Ed., Head, Social Studies Dept.
Ellen L. Cowing, B.S. Ed., M.Ed. Head, Language Dept.
Earle W. Crompton, B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Director, Physical Education and Athletics
1930 Wheaton College
Walter E. Antunes, B.S., M.A. Science
Frederick R. Boyle, A.B., M.A. History
John T. Broderick, B.S., B.S.Ed., Ed.M.S., Head, Science Dept.
Robert E. Brown, A.B.,
M.Ed. Mathematics
William P. Callagy, A.B.,
M.Ed. Mathematics
A. Christine Callan, B.S.,
M.A. English Clare W. Carlson, B.S.Ed. Chemistry, Physics
Bernice L. Caswell, B.S., B.L., M.A., Head, English Dept.
1954 N. E. Conservatory of Music
1947 Boston University
1927 Boston University
1952 Boston University
1935 Boston University
1947 Boston University
1947 Yale University
Tomasina A. Antonuccio, B.S., M.Ed., Commercial
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Name
Subjects
First Election Education
Frances W. Cronin, B.S. Ed.
Commercial
Marie T. DeCristoforo, B.S.
Home
1953
Florida State University
Economics
Raymond S. Dower, Head, Commercial Dept.
Constance Doyle, A.B., M.Ed. English
1939
Emmanuel College
Boston College
1926
Radcliffe College, Bridge-
water Teachers' College
1955
Suffolk University
Rudolph A. Feudo, A.B.,
M.Ed.
Science
Mary E. Gaffney, B.A., French,
M.A. Spanish
Rupert E. Grahn, A.B., M.Ed., Mathematics
Janet S. Height, A.B., M.A.,
Head, Mathematics Dept.
Ruth F. Hiatt, B.B.A.,
M.B.A. Commercial
Margaret L. Macdonald Commercial Zelda Mackenzie, A.B., M.A. English Alice L. Mason, A.B., M.A.
Latin
Joseph L. McKenna, Industrial 1955 Boston Teachers' College
B.S. Arts
Katharine H. Nichols, Physical
B.S. Ed. Education Thomas G. O'Donnell, Mathematics, B.S., M.Ed. History Dante S. Pepe, B.S. Ed., M.Ed., Head, Industrial Arts Dept.
1936 Bouvé School of Physical Education
1950 Villanova College Calvin Coolidge College
1953 Fitchburg State Teachers' College
Ferdinando A. Pesce, Italian and 1957 St. Francis College
B.A. French Marjorie E. Rainge, B.S. Fine Arts Joseph R. Sardella, A.B., Social M.Ed. Studies, Mathematics
Francis H. Sheehan, Biology,
A.B., M.Ed.
Chemistry
S. Morton Sherman
Mechanical Drawing
Physical
1949
Boston University
1944
Manhattan College
Boston University
Eleanor M. Cardillo,
Secretary
1952
High School Office
1956-
Boston University
1955
Dartmouth College
Boston University
1948 Holy Cross Boston University
1925
Carnegie Institute
William S. Tighe, B.S. Ed. Education
James B. Walsh, B.S., M.Ed. History
1957 Brandeis University Boston College
1949
Tufts College
1929 Boston University Columbia University
1921
Boston University
1927
Salem Commercial
1945
University of Maine
Columbia University
1945 Jackson College Boston University
1956 Salem Teachers' College
1918
Northampton College
Harriet D. Dunning, A.B., M.Ed. English
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Name
Subjects Election Education
Clerk 1957
Secretary 1957 Green Mountain College
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Wilbur F. Stanton, B.S., M.Ed.
Principal
Gordon J. McRae,
Administrative 1948 Salem Teachers' College Boston University
B.S., M.Ed. Assistant- Guidance Counselor
English,
1957 Boston College
Vincent J. Arone, B.S.
Remedial
Bernice Bazley, B.S. Ed. Arithmetic
Daniel F. Blanchard, English,
A.B. Social Studies
Annette Burbank, English,
A.B.
Social Studies
Franklin A. Charbonneau, Physical B.S. Ed., M.Ed. Education
James P. Cooney, B.S. Ed., English
M.Ed.
Virginia D. Degutis,
Science,
B.S.
Arithmetic
John A. DiComandrea, B.S. Arts
Industrial 1955 Michigan State Normal College
Frank Favorat, Jr., B.S. Ed.
English,
1955 Boston University
1955 Boston College
Albert J. Generazzo, B.S., M.E.
Science
Arthur J. Harrington, A.B. English
1955 Indiana State College
1957 Plattsburg State Teachers' College
Lois I. Jordan
Arithmetic
1925
Smith College
Alfred Kodis, B.S.
Science
1957 New England College
Eva K. Kodis
Mathematics
1957 Jackson College
Demetra J. Konaires, B.S.
making
C. John LoPresti, B.S.
Social Studies
Eleanor J. McCarthy, B.S.
Art
1955 Boston University
Gerald McVey, B.S.Ed.
Science
1957 Bridgewater State Teachers' College Salem Teachers' College 1953
Thomas D. Morse, B.S. Ed.
Social
Studies
Russell H. Nelson,
English,
1950 Boston University
B.S. Ed., M.Ed.
Social Studies
1955 Fordham University Boston University
1929 Boston University
1957 Tufts University
1957 University of Maine
1955 Boston University University of Maine
1948 Fitchburg Teachers' College
1956 Suffolk University
Social Studies
Beverly Hills, B.S. Ed. Homemaking
Home-
1955 Boston University
English,
1956
Boston University
Lynne Seaboyer, High School Office Diane Jaynes, High School Office
First
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Name
Subjects
First Election Education
Mary Nicholas, B.S.
Physical
Education
Edna-May Paulson
Arithmetic
1926
Fitchburg Teachers' College
1957 Colby College, Boston College
Edmund Pecukonis, A.B., M.Ed. Science
Signe M. Peterson
Arithmetic
Joseph G. Provost, A.B., M.Ed. Latin
Jean Quincy,
English,
B.S. Ed.
Social Studies
Louis Racca, English,
B.S. Ed. Social Studies
Ann Reynolds, English,
B.S. Ed.
Social Studies
William H. Robinson, Jr., Social
A.B., M.Ed. Studies, English Angelo Ruggiero, A.B.,
M.Ed. Mathematics
John Sardella, B.S. Ed. Science
Ray D. Sipola, B.M., M.M.
Music
Clayton L. Smith, B.S.Ed.
Health
Ethelyn F. Stoutermire,
B.S. Ed., M.Ed.
English
June Turner, A.B.,
English,
M.Ed.
Social Studies
1957 Boston University
Richard Warren, B.S. Ed.
Speech
Edna R. Wentzel
Librarian
1956
1955 Tufts College
Zynsky, John S., A.B.
Arts
Irene Sullivan
Secretary
1957
Josephine M. Dolloff
Clerk
1957
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Name
Grade
First Election Education
Dolbeare School
William D. Healey, A.B., M.Ed., Principal
1928 Holy Cross Harvard University
Donald V. Shanahan, A.B. 6
Rose A. Doherty, B.S. Ed.
5
1951 Salem Teachers' College
Mary C. Healy, B.S. Ed., M.E.
4 1953 Boston University
Pauline Lorway
3 1957
Iris P. Huey, B.S. Ed.
2 1948 Boston University
Alice Garbutt, B.S.
1925 Salem Teachers' College
1955 Marist College Boston College
1957
Keene Teachers' College
1957 Springfield College
1957
Boston College
1955 Suffolk University
Boston Teachers' College
1957 Boston College Boston University
1957 Springfield
1954 Boston University
1957 Springfield College
1954 Gorham Teachers' College
Boston University
1956
Boston University
Industrial
to Principal
1955 Boston University
1956 Boston College
1 1957 Salem Teachers' College
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146TH ANNUAL REPORT
First
Name
Grade Election
Education
Franklin School
George E. Weldon, A.B., M.A., M.Ed., Principal
1954 Boston University
Martin T. Stanton, B.S. Ed., M. Ed. 6
1952 Boston University
Nat M. Finklestein,
1953
Salem Teachers' College
B.S. Ed., M.Ed. 6
1950
Boston University
Frances Patsourakos, B.S. Ed., M.Ed. 6
5
1956
Manhattanville College
Joanne Levine, B.S. Ed.
4
1956
Framingham Teachers' College
Marjorie M. Hanna, B.S. Ed.
4
1957
Kutztown State Teachers'
Mary Arris, B.S.
3
1953
Cornell University
Elizabeth A. Tewksbury, B.S. Ed.
2
1957
Lesley College
Helen A. Stevens, B.S. Ed.
2
1957 Boston University
Diane Kludjian, B.S. Ed., M.Ed.
1
1950
Lowell Teachers' College Boston University
Jean M. Riley, B.S. Ed.
1
1956
Boston College
Emma L. Lane
Special Class
1943 Hyannis Teachers' College
Hester A. Walker
Special Class
1924 Salem Teachers' College
Eleanor G. Burke,
Trainable
1955
Boston Teachers' College
B.S. Ed. Class
Greenwood School
Eliot B. Leonard, B.S. Ed.,
Principal
6
1926
Aroostook Teachers' College
Beatrice D. Moody, B.S. Ed., M.Ed. 6
1936 Salem Teachers' College Boston University
Jane Yeager, A.B.
6
1956 Eastern Nazarene
Lillian J. Mackenzie
5
1928
Plymouth Teachers' College
Barbara M. Jellison, A.B.
5
1956
Emmanuel College
Betty L. Brawley, B.S. Ed.
5
1955
Lowell Teachers' College
Phoebe Kwass, B.A.
4
1957
Hunter College
Dolores M. Rich, B.S. Ed.
4
1956
Lowell Teachers' College
Helen F. Brown
4
1947
Farmington Teachers'
College
Hilda M. Hayden
3
1924
Salem Teachers' College
Patricia J. McHale, B.S.
3
1955
University of New Hampshire
Helen M. Delaney
3
1924 Fitchburg Teachers' College
Winifred Geizer
2
1928
Salem Teachers' College
Elizabeth M. Strout
2
1925
Salem Teachers' College
Hazel O. Wilder
2
1923
Salem Teachers' College
Dorothy W. Remick, B.S. Ed.
1
1952
Tufts University
Bella A. Rattray
1
1926
Perry Kindergarten
Normal School
Joanne C. Person, B.S. Ed.
1
1956
Tufts University
Martha Fox, A.B.
1931 Newark Teachers' College New York University
Amanda J. Stephenson
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Name
Grade
First Election
Education
Hurd School
Richard F. Smith, B.A., M.Ed., Principal
1951
Calvin Coolidge College
Margaret M. Landers
5
1930
Salem Teachers' College
Robert Palumbo, B.S. Ed.
5
1957
Boston University
Mary K. Fox, A.B.
4
1957
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Genevieve E. Pastorello
3
1954
Emmanuel College
Webber, Faylene
3
1957
American Inst. of Normal Methods
Sandra Finkelstein, B.S. Ed.
2
1957
Boston University
Phyllis R. Beninati
2
1957
Lesley College
Grace E. Widtfeldt
1
1927 Salem Teachers' College
Jeanne St. Pierre, B.S.
1
1955
Eastern Nazarene College
Lincoln School
Richard F. Smith, B.A., M.Ed., Principal
1951 Calvin Coolidge College Boston University
Catherine A. Doran
6
1926
Keene Teachers' College
Edward Reynolds, B.S. Ed.
6
1957
Lowell Teachers' College
Patricia F. FitzGerald, B.S. Ed.
5
1955 Salem Teachers' College
Lora Ann Harris, B.S. Ed.
4 & 5
1956
Lowell Teachers' College
Rosemarie Murphy, A.B.
4
1956
Emmanuel College
Doris O. Zimmermann, B.S.M.
3
1952
Boston University
Marjorie Leavitt
2 & 3
1957
Boston University
Lee Pfeiffer
2
1925
Wheelock College Boston University
Helena Anderson, B.S. Ed.
1
1956 Salem Teachers' College
Beverley Shelton, B.S. Ed.
1
1957
Lesley College
Montrose School
William D. Healey, A.B., M.Ed., Principal
1928
Holy Cross Harvard University
Sofia N. Giavis, B.S. Ed.
6
1947 Lowell Teachers' College
Evelyn Labbadia, A.B.
6
1947 Northeastern University
Lorraine S. Luca, B.S. Ed.
5
1954
Framingham Teachers' College
Mary E. Cassidy, B.A.
5 1957
Emmanuel College
Jane K. McMahon, B.S. Ed.
3 & 4
Lona H. Adams
4
1956 Lowell Teachers' College 1945 Washington Teachers' College Middlebury College
Lucy Carroll, A.B.
3 1957
Mary J. Lord, B.S. Ed.
2
1954
North Adams Teachers' College Lowell Teachers' College
Paulette C. Foley, B.S. Ed. 1 1953
Constance Cucurullo, B.S. Ed.
1 1957
Salem Teachers' College
67
146TH ANNUAL REPORT
First
Name
Grade Election
Education
Walton School
Robert C. Murray, B.S. Ed., M.Ed., Principal
1956 Boston University
William J. Doherty, B.S.
6
1955
Suffolk University
Geraldine M. Dunne, B.S.Ed.
5
1957
Boston College
Ruth E. Finlay, B.S. Ed.
4 & 5
1952
Salem Teachers' College
Carol A. Grey, B.S. Ed.
4
1957
Lesley College
Caroline C. Maloney, B.S. Ed. 4 & 3
1955
Salem Teachers' College
Mildred A. Venesi, B.S. Ed.
3
1956 Boston College
Joan L. Holt, B.S. Ed.
2
1953 Gorham Teachers' College
Marjorie MacNeil, A.B.
1
1953
Emmanuel College
Warren School
Robert C. Murray, B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Principal
1956
Boston University
Jean Thompson, B.S. Ed.
6
1957
Ohio State
Dorothy M. Linder
5 & 6
1946
Salem Teachers' College
Katheryn D. Carney
5
1925
Salem Teachers' College
Mary G. Sacco, B.S.Ed.
4
1954 Boston Teachers' College
Alice Maples, B.S. Ed.
3
1957
Lesley College
Joan T. Howard, A.B.
2 & 3
1954
Emmanuel College
Joan Urquhart, B.A.
2
1956
Rice Institute
Mary Cawley
1
1957
Lesley College
West Ward School
Robert C. Murray, B.S. Ed., M. Ed., Principal
1956
Boston University
Jeanette Robbins, B.S.
2
1957
University of Massachusetts
Virginia Partridge, B.S. Ed., M.Ed. 1
1948
Lowell Teachers' College
Woodville School
George E. Weldon, A.B., M.A., MEd, Principal
1954
Boston University
Chester Lee, B.S. Ed.
6
1957 Salem Teachers' College
Ruth G. Nelson, A.B.
5
1955
Vanderbilt University
Barbara E. Mckinley, B.S. Ed.
4 1955 Salem Teachers' College
Carol A. Kelly, A.B.
3
1957 Emmanuel College
Carol A. Adams, B.S. Ed.
2
1957 Lesley College
Mary Albanese, B.S. Ed.
1
1957
Boston College
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Ethelyn M. Cowperthwaite, B.S. Ed., M.Ed.,
1956 Farmington Teachers' College
Elementary Consultant
1955
Massachusetts School of Art
Helen E. Corbet, B.S. Ed., Supervisor of Art, Elementary
Mary Downey, B.S.Ed., Supervisor of Physical Education, Elementary
1957
Bouvé School of Physical Education
68
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Name
Grade
First
Election
Education
Marilyn J. Wrisley, B.M.,
1956
Boston University
Supervisor, Music, Elementary Jerry Boisen, B.S., M.A., Director of Music
1957
New York University
HEALTH
Sigmund J. Szydlowski, M.D., School Physician
1951
Tufts College
Middlesex College
Mary A. O'Brien, R.N., B.S., M.N., School Nurse
1951 Columbia University Yale University School of Nursing
Dorothy L. Adams, R.N.,
School Nurse
1951
Massachusetts Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing
SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE
Thomas F. Kenney Attendance Officer 1939 Suffolk Law School
HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
Martha Cummings, B.S.
Dietitian and Manager
Mrs. William Dodge Cafeteria Worker Mrs. John Gibson Cafeteria Worker
Mrs. George Hamel Cafeteria Worker
Mrs. Gaston Loubris Cafeteria Worker
Mrs. Lewis Moore
Cafeteria Worker
Mrs. Francis Ryder Cafeteria Worker
Mrs. Arthur Sederquest
Cafeteria Worker
Mrs. John Vaters Cafeteria Worker Mrs. Arthur Swanson Cafeteria Worker
1954 Simmons College
JANITORS
M. Leo Conway, Head Janitor Charles B. Lally Joseph Sardella George Oliver Charles N. Leather Mrs. Alice Floyd, Matron
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