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As in the past the Committee reviewed the teachers' salary schedule and as a result the following schedule will be in effect on September 1, 1961.
Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
Women $4200-6500
Women $4500-6800
Men $4400-6700 Men $4700-7000
In addition to the above there is an additional $300 after 15 years experience and a further $300 for those with 30 points of collegiate credit beyond a Master's Degree.
The Committee feels that this schedule is one which gives due recog- nition to our teaching staff and at the same time is one which the tax- payers can meet without undue burden.
With our almost completed building program and with the constant watch over the academic part of our system by our able and conscientious staff the Committee without being complacent feels that Wakefield can feel proud of its school system.
HENRY B. McCONVILLE, Chairman MRS. LENORA P. LeCOURS, Secretary JOHN P. TURNER, Treasurer WILLIAM W. ALLYN HAROLD STAUNTON LAWRENCE J. FITZGERALD MRS. GERTRUDE SPAULDING
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To Members of the Wakefield School Committee:
My part of the annual report will supplement in a brief manner some of the accomplishments and changes that have taken place in our school system during the year 1960. Many of these items have been discussed and reported on more fully and in greater detail at the regular meetings with the Committee.
Our High School has undergone a complete evaluation during the year. All members of professional people participated in a three-day review of the High School program. This evaluation is most valuable in defining the strengths, weaknesses, and needs of the school. It will prove most bene- ficial in our immediate as well as our long-range planning for the future.
Additional advanced placement groups have been organized in the senior high school. The grouping by ability in the high school is proving most beneficial.
A 30 place language laboratory was installed in the high school for use in the language department. This was made possible partly through funds obtained through the National Defense Education Act.
The guidance program was further strengthened during the past year with the addition of personnel and many materials. A placement service has been provided in the central office for efficiency and uniformity. 53% of the high school graduates of 1960 are pursuing further education in 58 different institutions.
The occupancy of the new junior high school in December has elimin- ated our housing problem in the secondary schools. With the planned opening of the West Side Elementary School in September 1961, Wakefield pupils will be adequately housed in the number of classrooms needed.
The 7th, 8th and 9th grades have worked under trying circumstances for most of the past year. The staff and students are to be commended for the attitude that they have displayed and the accomplishments they have made under these conditions.
Junior High School students continue to use our school library to a greater extent. During the past year over 12,000 books were circulated from the junior high school library. This reflects the interest in reading of our young people.
Classes in French and Spanish have been inaugurated in the junior high school program. This is on a purely elective basis.
The results of our testing program indicate the high degree of efficiency attained by our youth, with standard test results of Wakefield students well above the national average.
A complete study of home work practices and the establishment of a philosophy regarding home work was made by the elementary principals and is now uniformly in operation in the elementary schools.
A highlight of the year was the Art Exhibit held in the Atwell Gym- nasium in May. This covered all phases of elementary art work and the creative activity of the students was easily recognizable.
The staff under each elementary principal is working on one particular area of education. The results of these studies will be studied and analyzed for future recommendation and adoption in all elementary schools.
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Studies being made at present are:
a. The improvement of marking and reporting to parents so that eval- uation of student accomplishments will have greater reliability.
b. A study of the language arts with special emphasis on supplement- ing oral language.
c. A study of the use of library and reference books at the elementary level.
d. Written language and its improvement.
A Survey Committee of lay citizens studied the transportation of chil- dren in Wakefield particularly as it related to children attending the new junior high school. Their report was submitted to the School Committee for its study and consideration.
Two of our veteran teachers retired in 1960.
Mrs. Lillian S. Mackenzie with 32 years in the system.
Mr. Raymond S. Dower with 42 years in the system. Head of the Busi- ness Education Department in the High School.
These teachers have contributed many years of faithful and devoted service to the youth of Wakefield and deserve the commendation of our citizens.
Recommendations for further study.
Establishment of a summer school at the Junior and Senior high schools for both remedial and enrichment work.
Every consideration to be given to the furtherance of a townwide schol- arship awards program.
Begin to think in terms of the need of a longer school day and a longer school year.
MAJOR REPAIRS AND PLANT IMPROVEMENTS - 1960 Senior High School
Memorial Building - New drapes were installed in the art room. The cafeteria and backstage of the auditorium were painted and gymnasium bleacher seats were varnished. A boiler water treatment system was in- stalled.
Atwell Building - The garage roof was reshingled and gymnasium skylights were repaired and reglazed. The parking area was hot topped. The fire escape, some exterior trim, two rooms and other miscellaneous areas were painted. Asphalt tile was installed in one room, and floors were sanded and refinished in two rooms. Emergency lighting equipment was installed on the second and third floors. Copper water main was extended to the north end of the building. Heating of the sub-master's office was converted to zone control.
Walton Field - A new baseball backstop was erected. All the bushes and scrub growth were cleared from the field. The diseased elm tree was removed.
Elementary Schools
Tack boards were fixed to the rear of eight rooms at the Montrose School. Complete new window sash, parting beads and weather stripping for twenty windows, new bottom sash for three windows and new parting beads for forty-two windows were installed at the Greenwood School. The paved area was extended and the drainage system repaired and reactivated
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on the playfield; the existing water main was replaced with copper, and the ventilating trunk and auxiliary vents were replaced in the girls' wash- room; and additional washing facilities were installed in the boys' and girls' washrooms at the Greenwood School.
Interior window sash, sills and entrances were painted at the Dolbeare and Walton Schools. The first floor rooms, corridor and stair halls were painted at the Franklin School. Two classrooms at the Lincoln School; the health room, teachers' room, the auditorium ante rooms and washrooms and the boys' and girls' basement washrooms at the Montrose School were painted. The chain link fence at Hurd School and the fire escape at the Greenwood School were painted. The siding was replaced on the front of the West Ward School and the exterior of the building was painted.
Asphalt floor tile was installed in four rooms at the Greenwood School and in two rooms at the Montrose School. The floors of two rooms at the Franklin School were sanded and refinished.
Oil burners at the Dolbeare, Hurd and Walton Schools were overhauled. Boilers at the Dolbeare and Walton Schools were renippled and a defective boiler section was replaced at the Montrose School. The No. 2 boiler at the Woodville School was raised and reset, and the No. 2 boiler at the Lincoln School was rebricked. New tuyeres were installed in the No. 2 boiler at the Warren School. The thermostats were replaced at the Franklin School.
Roof repairs were made to the Lincoln and Warren Schools and included new copper hip flashing, valleys and gutters. Edge cleats were renailed and repaired on entire perimeter of the original building at Walton School, and in part at the Dolbeare School. Hurricane damage was repaired on the Hurd, Lincoln and West Ward School roofs. Preventive programs have been continued on the Woodville, Greenwood and Franklin School roofs.
The chimney of the Franklin School has been repaired and recapped, and necessary pointing and weatherproofing have been completed at the Lincoln and Warren Schools.
Panic exit devices have been installed at the Woodville, Warren, Hurd Montrose, Greenwood, and West Ward Schools. Emergency lighting equip- ment has been installed at Franklin, Greenwood, Hurd, Montrose and Wood- ville Schools. Three diseased or hurricane damaged trees were removed from the Lincoln and Montrose School properties.
Per Pupil Cost
Cost per pupil for instruction and maintenance exclusive of general control on average membership for the school year 1959 - 1960 ending June 30, 1960.
Wakefield
State Average
High School
$449.56
$443.67
Junior High School
285.11
362.73
Elementary
270.14
293.16
JOHN B. HENDERSHOT,
Superintendent of Schools
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COST OF PUBLIC DAY SCHOOLS -1960
Total
High
Jr. High Elementary
General Expenses
Office of Superintendent of Schools, Superintendent, Clerks
and Attendance Officer:
Salaries $ 33,201.25
Other Expense
1,352.57
School Committee Other Expense
3,582.01
Instruction
Supervisors and Principals
Salaries
117,954.87
$ 43,036.93
$ 22,918.00
$ 51,999.94
Expenses
2,616.97
299,422.75
241,086.24
492,203.08
Extracurricular
19,342.50
13,386.25
4,696.25
1,260.00
Substitutes
16,476.97
2,917.50
4,098.00
9,461.47
Textbooks
23,186.64
8,610.70
5,812.73
8,763.21
Supplies
44,694.08
21,598.49
12,656.27
10,439.32
Operation
Janitor Service
96,515.68
25,395.30
22,207.52
48,912.86
Fuel
25,710.86
8,895.96
2,071.27
14,743.63
Miscellaneous
28,214.77
8,591.47
6,920.50
12,702.80
Maintenance
Salaries
21,180.28
Repairs and Upkeep
41,321.01
8,262.67
7,333.50
25,724.84
Auxiliary Agencies
Cafeteria
Salaries
3,370.10
1,685.05
1,685.05
Health
Salaries
10,810.41
3,264.38
2,936.59
4,609.44
Other Expense
745.93
Library
1,716.88
948.40
768.48
Transportation
23,617.79
4,265.38
6,795.07
12,557.34
Tuition
1,111.40
Miscellaneous Expense
3,100.74
Outlay
6,880.30
1,485.00
5,395.30
Trade Schools
6,844.76
Out of State Travel
530.92
Adult Education
5,253.36
Pension
12,309.87
Spec. App.
Lincoln School Roof
16,907.00
Spec. App.
Warren School Roof
10,883.74
$1,612,145.73
$451,766.23
$341,985.47
$698,773.23
Teachers
1,032,712.07
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FEDERAL GRANT PUBLIC LAW NO. 874 Revolving Fund
Balance January 1, 1960
$13,872.90
Receipts 1960
25,992.56
$ 39,865.46
Expenditures 1960
21,539.53
Balance on hand December 31, 1960
18,325.93
FEDERAL GRANT 85-864 CHAPTER III Revolving Fund
Balance January 1, 1960
$ 700.95
Receipts 1960
4,852.79
$ 5,553.74
Expenditures 1960
4,872.46
Balance on hand December 31, 1960
681.28
FEDERAL GRANT 85-864 CHAPTER V
Revolving Fund
Balance January 1, 1960
$ 63.78
Receipts 1960
1,785.00
$ 1,848.78
Expenditures 1960
1,644.09
Balance on hand December 31, 1960
204.69
RECEIPTS -1960
State Aid for Public Schools
$179,072.57
State Aid - Special Classes
8,464.92
State Aid - Vocational Schools
2,643.75
State Aid - Adult Education
2,200.12
State Aid - Americanization
189.50
Tuition - Special Class
3,500.00
Tuition - Individuals
1,587.63
Tuition - Adult Education
42.30
Tuition - State Wards (2 years)
18,387.60
Woodworking Department
640.72
Rentals
750.00
Miscellaneous
214.24
$217,693.35
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AGE AND GRADE CHART October 1, 1960
Grade
Age
5 6 7
8
9 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 Tot.
Spec. B
2
2
1
2
5
2
1
15
G
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
13
1 B
52 183
10
245
G
42 186
2
230
2 B
38 199
14
251
G
43 164
12
1
220
3 B
43 184
31
1
259
G
45 155
10
210
4 B
44 157
17
1
219
G
46 169
5
1
1
222
5 B
50
137
22
2
211
G
43
146
6
1
196
6 B
3 31
1.54
39
3
1
231
G
32
137
15
2
186
7 B
22
143
49
12
2
228
G
28
130
19
2
179
8 B
1 57
154
37
5
254
G
47
143
24
1
215
9 B
41
147
29
11
3
231
G
2
51
127
11
1
192
10 B
28
108
40
10
186
G
1 50
114
21
8
194
11 B
3 34
81
29
3
1 151
G
7 52
88
9
2
158
12 B
28
85
29
2
2 146
G
1 45
89
10
145
PG B
2
1
1 4
G
Boys
52 221 252 244 241 188
201
252 230
179
160
129
33
4 2 2,631
Girls
42 229 214 213 224 185
174 197
218 211
180
155
106
12
0 0 2,360
Total
94 450 466 457 465 373 375 440
470 441
359
315
235
45
4 2 4,991
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CENSUS Wakefield Residents As of October 1, 1960
Ages 5 - 7
Ages 7 - 14
Ages 14 - 16
Boys
Girls
Boys
Girls
Boys
Girls Totals
Senior High School
0
0
59
71
350
339
819
Junior High School
0
0
455
372
35
14
876
Dolbeare
43
43
95
91
0
0
272
Franklin
37
24
140
113
3
2
319
Greenwood
49
54
249
222
0
0
574
Hurd
18
9
100
96
0
0
223
Lincoln
29
40
83
94
0
0
246
Montrose
39
44
162
139
0
0
384
Walton
10
21
115
88
0
0
234
West Ward
16
16
9
14
0
0
55
Warren
31
53
85
63
0
0
232
Woodville
39
14
70
56
0
0
179
St. Joseph's
26
27
167
181
1
0
402
Nazareth Academy
0
0
0
7
0
44
51
Various
0
2
5
1
46
0
53
Kindergartens, Private
134
118
0
0
0
0
252
Under Age 5
Boys 62
Girls 59
At Home
100
98
0
0
0
0
198
Total
571
563
1794
1608
435
399
5370
SCHOOL ORGANIZATION - DECEMBER 31, 1960
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS John B. Hendershot, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Boston University Robert J. Snow, Adm. Asst.
SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Pauline E. Meads, B.S. Simmons College
SECRETARY Lora E. Harris Nasson Institute
PAYROLL CLERK Margaret E. Stewart
CLERK Josephine M. Dolloff
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
HIGH SCHOOL
First
Name
Subjects
Election Education
1948 Boston College
Gerard G. Barry, A.B., M.A., Principal
John T. Broderick, B.S., B.S.Ed.,
M.S., Submaster
Joseph R. Sardella, A.B., M.Ed.,
Ass't. to Principal
1947 Yale University
Elizabeth V. Upham, B.S., M.A., Dean of Girls
1936 Tufts University
Eleanor K. Abbott, A.B. English
Louise E. Anderson, A.B., B.S., Librarian
Tomasina A. Antonuccio, B.S., M.Ed. Business
Walter E. Antunes, B.S., M.A.
Bio., Sci.
Anne C. Bean, B.S., A.M. French-Eng.
Laurent Benoit, M.E., A.B.
French-Lat. I Daniel F. Blanchard, A.B. History Guidance
Frederick R. Boyle, A.B., M.A. in Ed. History
Robert E. Brown, A.B., M.Ed.
Math., Guid.
Jean Bucci, B.S. P.E .- Science
William P. Callagy, A.B., M.Ed. Mathematics
A. Christine Callan, B.S. in Ed., M.A. English
Bernice L. Caswell, B.S., B.L., M.A. Head of Eng. Dept.
Antonio J. Ceddia, Jr., B.S.Ed.,
M.Ed. Law, Gen. Chem., Sales, Prob. of Dem.
C. Frank Celona, B.S.Ed.
Industrial Arts
Franklin A. Charbonneau, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Physical Ed. Florence B. Clifford, B.S., M.Ed. Guidance
Ruth V. Conley, B.S.Ed.
Guidance
Joseph B. Connors, B.S.Ed.
Head of Soc. St. Dept. History, Government
1930 Wheaton College
1937 Boston University, Simmons College
1956 Salem Teachers' College, Boston University
1936 Boston University
1960 Boston College
1960 George Washington University Assumption College
1957 Tufts University
1957
Colby, Boston University
1953 Tufts University
1960
Boston University, Sargent
1951 Dartmouth, Fitchburg State
1947 Boston Teachers' College, Boston College
1927 Columbia, Emerson College
1946 Bridgewater Teachers' College, Boston University
1959 Boston State Teachers'
1955 Boston University, University of Maine
1947 Boston University
1927
Boston University
1952
Boston University
1950 Boston College, Bridgewater Teachers' College
1955
Dartmouth College,
Boston University
Maurice J. Dwyer, Jr., A.B., M.A., Guidance Director
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Name Subjects
Anne Covington, B.A. English
Ellen L. Cowing, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Head of Lang. Dept. Earle W. Crompton, B.S.Ed.,
M.Ed. Dir. Phys. Ed. and Ath. Frances W. Cronin, B.S.Ed.
Business
Mildred DeCecca, B.S.Ed. Business Marie T. DeCristoforo, B.S.
Home Economics
Dominic A. DiGiammarino, B.S. Sci .- Biology
Constance Doyle, A.B., M.Ed. English
Harriet D. Dunning, A.B., M.Ed. English
Frank Favorat, Jr., B.S.Ed. Soc. Stud.
Rudolph A. Feudo, A.B., M.Ed. Biology, Chem., Physics
Alan Gartner, M.E. History Rupert W. Grahn, A.B., M.Ed.
Math., Mech. Dr., Guid. Norman Gray, B.S.
Alg. I, Gen. Math.
Janet S. Height, A.B., M.A.
Head of Math. Dept.
Julie Heron, B.S. Home Economics Ruth F. Hiatt, B.B.A., M.B.A. Business
Aloah Kincaid, A.B. History, Speech Margaret L. Macdonald Commercial
Zelda Mackenzie, A.B., M.A. English
Barbara Macleod, B.S. Art, Mech. Dr.
Beverly Malcolm, B.A. Mathematics
Alice L. Mason, A.B., M.A. Latin Robert McCarthy, B.S., M.Ed. Alg. I, Geo.
Joseph L. McKenna, B.S. Ind. Arts
George E. Mckinley, B.M. Music
Robert Miksen, B.S. History
First Election Education
1960
Emerson, Un. of No. Carolina
1935 Boston University
1947
Boston University
1956
Salem Teachers' College
1960
Salem Teachers' College
1953
Florida State University
1958 University of Massachusetts
1939 Emmanuel College Boston College
1926 Radcliffe, Bridgewater Teachers
1955
Boston University
1955 Suffolk University, Boston University
1960
Antioch College
1949
Tufts University
1960 Tufts University
1929 Boston University, Columbia University
1960 Framingham State Teachers
1921
Boston University
1958 William Jewell College
1927 Salem Commercial
1945 University of Maine Columbia University
1960
Mass. School of Art
1960 Earlham College
1945 Jackson College, Boston Un.
1959 University of Mass., Boston College
1955 Boston Teachers' College
1960 Boston University, New Eng. Conserv.
1960 University of New Hampshire
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Name Subjects
Katharine H. Nichols, B.S.Ed.
Physical Education
Lenore M. Padula, B.A., M.A. French-Italian-Spanish Chester T. Pawlowski, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. English, Civics
Dante S. Pepe, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Head of Ind. Arts Dept.
Joseph G. Provost, A.B., M.Ed.
Latin, Driver Ed.
Louis Racca, B.S.Ed. Rev. Arith., Civics Marjorie E. Rainge, B.S., M.Ed.
Fine Arts
Lois Resek, A.B. Chemistry
Toivo Rosvall, M.A. German, Eng. 1960 Clark University
Angelo Ruggiero, A.B., M.Ed.
Jr. Bus. Tr., Gen. Math., World Geography
Charles A. Ryan, B.S. English Elaine San Clemente, B.S.
Mathematics
Francis H. Sheehan, A.B., M.Ed.
Head of Science Dept.
S. Morton Sherman Mechanical Drawing Phyllis Sonnenschein, B.S.
Science
Edith Stewart, Ph.B. Librarian
William S. Tighe, B.S.Ed.
Phys. Ed.
Beverly Ann Tosi, M.A. in Ed. English James M. Walsh, B.S., M.Ed. History
Katherine Widness, M.S.
Home Economics
Charles A. Woodman, B.S., M.Ed.
Physics
Jean Conway Secretary
Frances O. Roach
Clerk
Beverly A. Keough Clerk
Geraldine Taylor Clerk
First Election Education
1936
Bouve School of Phys. Ed.
1959
Emmanuel College,
Boston College
1954
Boston University
1953
Fitchburg State Teachers'
College
1955
Marist College
1957 Springfield College
1956
Boston University
Boston College
1958
Wheaton College
1957
Boston College,
Boston University
1960
Northeastern University
1960
Jackson College
1948 Holy Cross, Boston Un.
1925 Carnegie Institute
1960 Albany State Teachers
1960
University of Vermont
1949 Boston University
1960 Suffolk University
1944 Manhattan College, Boston University
1960 Iowa State College
1960 Worcester Polytechnic Insti- tute, Northeastern University
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name
Subjects
Election Education
Lucian J. Colucci, A.B., M.Ed.
Principal
First
1939 Amherst College Tufts College
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Name Subjects
Gordon J. McRae, B.S., M.Ed., Assistant Principal Bernice Bazley, B.S.Ed. Soc. St .- Eng.
Annette Burbank, A.B., M.Ed.
Eng., Hist.
Robert D. Callan, B.S.Ed.
Eng., Hist.
James P. Cooney, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Eng., Guidance
Sandra K. Crowley, B.S.
Phsyical Ed.
Geraldine Decker, B.S. Art, Eng., Hist. John A. DiComandrea, B.S.
Industrial Arts
Margaret Douglass, B.A.
Arith., Science
Fred Fiandaca, M.A., B.F.A. Art
Martha Fox, B.A., M.Ed. Spanish
Albert J. Generazzo, B.S., M.Ed. Science
Arthur J. Harrington, A.B.
Eng., French
Lois I. Jordan Arithmetic
Alfred Kodis, B.S. Science
Demetra J. Koniares, B.S.
Homemaking
Diane Lind, B.A.
Spelling, English Caroline Maloney, B.S.Ed. Arithmetic
Michelina McCarthy, B.S.
Homemaking
Thomas D. Morse, B.S.Ed. History
James H. Murphy, B.S.Ed. Science
Russell H. Nelson, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Eng., Soc. St.
Robert Palumbo, B.S.Ed. Eng., Soc. St.
Frances Patsourakos, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Guidance
Edna-May Paulson Arithmetic 1926 Fitchburg Teachers' College
Philip A. Perrone, B.S.
Soc. Stud., Eng.
First
Election
Education
1948
Salem Teachers' College,
Boston University
1927
Salem Normal
1957
University of Maine
1958
Bridgewater Teachers'
College
1948
Fitchburg Teachers' College
1958
Russell Sage College
1960
University of New
Hampshire
1955
Michigan State Normal
College
1960
Boston University
1960
Mass. College of Arts
Columbia University
1956
Manhattanville College,
Tufts College
1952
Boston College,
Boston Teachers' College
1955
Indiana State College
1925 Smith College
1957
New England College
1955
Boston University
1958 Jackson College
1955 Salem State
Framingham Teachers' College
1953 Salem Teachers' College
1958
Salem Teachers' College
1950
Boston University
1957 Boston University
1950 Boston University
1959
Boston University
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Name
Subjects
First Election Education
Signe M. Peterson
Arithmetic
1925 Salem Teachers' College
Alice A. Planta, B.S.Ed.
1958 Defiance College
Science, Health
Jean Quincy, B.S.Ed. Eng., Soc. St.
William H. Robinson, A.B., M.Ed.
Arithmetic
Peter Saitta, B.S. Physical Ed.
John Sardella, B.S., M.Ed. Science
1957 Springfield College, Tufts College
Louis R. Sardella, B.S., M.Ed. Soc. St., Eng.
Ray D. Sipola, B.M.M.M. Music
William J. Squires, B.S., M.Ed.
Science
Ethelyn F. Stoutermire, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Eng., Soc. St.
Douglas Sullivan, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Eng., Soc. St., Guidance
June W. Turner, A.B., Ed.M.
Soc. St., Group Guidance
Howard Walen, A.B. Arith., Music
1959 Bates
Edna R. Wentzel
Librarian
1956
John S. Zynsky, A.B.
1955 Tufts College
Industrial Arts
Irene Sullivan
Secretary 1957
Marjorie Perry
Clerk 1959
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
DOLBEARE SCHOOL
Name
Grade
First Election Education
William D. Healey, A.B., M.Ed.,
Principal
1928 Holy Cross Harvard University
Donald V. Shanahan, A.B., M.Ed. 6 1956 Boston College
Jeannette Naimo, B.S.Ed. 6
1959 Bridgewater Teachers' College
Barbara A. Daly, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 5 1954 North Adams Teachers' Col- lege, Lesley College
Rita H. Tinel, B.S.Ed. 4-5
1958 Lesley College
Rosanna Donaldson, B.A.
4 1959 University of Mass.
Iris P. Huey, B.S.Ed.
3
1948 Boston University
Eileen Feeley, B.S.Ed.
2
1958
Lesley College
Carol E. Stuart, B.S.Ed. 2
1958
Wheelock College
Frances T. Murphy, M.Ed., B.S.Ed. 1
1957 Keene Teachers' College
1955
Suffolk University,
Boston Teachers' College
1960 Boston University
1958 Boston College Boston State Teachers
1954 Boston University
1958 University of Notre Dame, Boston University
1954 Gorham State Teachers'
College, Boston University
1958 Lowell State Teachers' College Boston University
1956 Boston University
Boston Teachers' College
1960 Worcester State Teachers' College
Marilyn R. Flint, B.S.Ed. 1 1958 Bridgewater Teachers' College
59
149TH ANNUAL REPORT
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Name
Grade
First Election
Education
George E. Weldon, A.B., M.A., M.Ed., Principal
Nat M. Finklestein, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 6
Thomas LaBossiere, B.S.Ed.
6
1959
Boston Teachers' College
Frederick P. Gallagher, B.S.Ed.
5
1958 Lowell State Teachers' College
Susan M. Cross, B.A.
5
1960 Jackson College
Mary K. Palumbo, A.B.
4
1957
Manhattanville College
Margaret Sammon, B.S.Ed.
4
1959
University of New Hampshire
Loretta White, B.S.Ed.
3
1959
Bridgewater Teachers
Marilyn Riley, B.S.Ed.
2-3
1959
Lesley College
Jean Markin, B.S.Ed.
2
1959
Salem Teachers
Margaret McHugh, B.S.Ed.
1
1951 Villanova College
Jean M. Roche, B.S.Ed.
1
1956 Boston College
Alice V. Garbutt, B.S.Ed.
1957
Salem Teachers' College
Spec. Class
Emma Lane
Spec. Class
1943 Hyannis Teachers' College
Eleanor Burke, B.S.Ed.
1955 Boston Teachers' College
Trainable Class
GREENWOOD SCHOOL
First
Name
Grade
Election
Education
Eliot B. Leonard, B.S.Ed.,
Principal
Beatrice D. Moody, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 6
1936
Salem Teachers' College Boston University
Amanda J. Stephenson
6
1926 Aroostook Teachers' College
Chester Lee, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
6
1957 Salem Teachers' College Boston University
Betty Brawley, B.S.Ed.
5 1955 Lowell Teachers' College
Margaret M. Landers, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
5
Carole A. Freedman, B.S.Ed.
5 1959 Boston University
Lois Lordan, B.A.Ed.
4
1955 Salem Teachers' College
Helen F. Brown
4
1947 Farmington Teachers' College
Helen M. Delaney
3
1924 Fitchburg Teachers' College
Winifred Geizer
3 1928 Salem Teachers' College
Hilda M. Hayden
3 1924
Salem Teachers' College
Genevieve E. Weston, B.S.
2
1960 Jackson College
Martha M. Trask, B.A.
2
1960
University of Mass.
Elizabeth M. Strout
2
1925 Salem Teachers' College
Joanne C. Emerson, B.S.Ed.
1
1956 Tufts University
Bella A. Rattray
1 1926 Perry Kindergarten Normal
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