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In order to avoid an exceptionally long report, I will briefly summarize the major activities for the past year, which were many.
Committees
Two committees that have worked diligently this year in order to complete construction on schedule were the Manomet Building Committee and the Renovations Com- mittee for the Junior-Senior High School. A detailed report will be presented by the chairman of both com- mittees at the Annual Town Meeting.
Curricula
As of July 1, 1963, the Towns of Plymouth and Carver were joined to form a Union Superintendency for Grades I-VIII. Educationally this will offer an effective coordin- ation for both towns sending their students to the same high school.
This year also saw the last class to graduate from Plymouth High School. The Plymouth-Carver High School opened on September 4, 1963, and Grades IX-XII moved into the new building.
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The present Junior-Senior High School is now known as the Nathaniel Morton Intermediate School, housing Grades V-VIII. Both the Hedge and Manomet Schools will continue to house fifth grades.
Also, this year saw the closing of the Cornish and Burton Schools. These two buildings have served the youth of the community for 123 years. Equipment from the classrooms was distributed throughout the system and the cafeteria equipment was removed and installed in the Mt. Pleasant School, thus providing lunch service at that school. The Oak Street School has been incorpor- ated into the Cold Spring District.
On behalf of the School. Committee, staff, and stu- dents, I wish to extend a note of appreciation to Rev. Richard Norton, Pastor of St. Mary's Church, and to the Board of Directors, Plymouth Cordage Company. It was only through their efforts and cooperation that the facili- ties of St. Mary's Hall and Harris Hall were made avail- able to the School Department for the school year 1962- 1963, housing our seventh grades and eliminating double sessions.
Along with the many physical changes, curricula changes were also continued. As a result of the opening of the new high school and the Manomet addition, a pupil teacher ratio of 1-25 is a reality with the exception of a few classes.
A part-time itinerant French teacher was added in September and is assisting in Grades 4, 5, and 6. French is also being offered to students of the seventh and eighth grades.
Library facilities were restored at the Intermediate School and a teacher has been appointed librarian to serve the school during the day as well as after school.
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The new library at Manomet is also in operation and is staffed at the present time by volunteer workers.
In keeping with the changes in the field of arithmetic, many teachers have been viewing the T.V. program over WGBH. Plymouth sent a teacher delegate to the S.R.A. Modern Math Workshop in November. A modern math course for all teachers is planned for next year with in- service work to be developed in the interim. Experimental programs in Modern Math are being conducted in Grades 6, 7, and 8 at the Intermediate School.
Students in the sixth grade are receiving a half year of shop, home economics, or sewing. Ability grouping in reading and math is also in practice for students in Grades 4, 5, 6 as well as ability placement in the reading area at the seventh and eighth grades.
Report cards for Grades I-VI have been revised after a full year of study by both principals and teachers.
In the Music Area, a continuation of the Glee Club Program plus the organization of a boys and girls glee club in Grades 7 and 8 has helped to enrich our cur- riculum.
The orchestra work has been broadened with the result that these two groups presented a Christmas Musi- cale and a Spring Musicale which contributed to the musical life of the school and community. Our music teacher is to be commended concerning her fine work with the youth in Plymouth's schools.
The elementary physical education program has again emphasized the physical and social well-being of the child. In addition to the various physical exercises used to de- velop basic motor skills, the instructor has also instituted a program of vigorous physical fitness. It is the aim of this program to have a carry-over of physical exercise into other areas outside the regular school program.
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The following is a summary of the reports of the elementary school principals; Mrs. Elouise E. Cashin, Mrs. Eleanor White, Mr. George Hesse, Mr. George Theodoras, Mr. William Gault, and Mr. Robert G. Dickie:
All schools have participated in the Educational Tele- vision Programs conducted by WGBH-T.V. These pro- grams include: Science - grades one through six; Phon- ics - grade one; Literature - grade three; Vocabulary Building - grade three; Music - grade two; and French - grades four through six.
As in the past, the fifth grade science program is augmented by the biweekly visits of an Audubon Society representative.
A new schedule of field trips was approved and put into use this year. All trips to historical places in town are required with certain grades going to certain places, correlating historical exhibits with the curriculum and preventing duplication in another year. There are many more out-of-town trips that are suggested. All trips are of an educational nature and serve as an integral part of the total curriculum.
The Metropolitan Achievement Tests were adminis- tered to all grades in the spring with the results comparing favorably with the National Norms.
All grades participating in the modified Joplin Plan were administered the Gates Reading Survey in Janu- ary, May, and September. The results were used as a help in checking child placement and progress.
Kuhlmann-Anderson Tests were given to grades one, three, and five in December.
Mr. Nicholas Vardack, visiting psychologist from the Judge Stone Clinic, has continued his service to Plymouth children. He has also spoken to groups of teachers at various times.
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Most P.T.A. units have undergone some changes in structure and program. However, all have continued to be active and generous with gifts and time.
Pupils and teachers have participated in the following services and activities: school thrift program; school in- surance; and the United Fund.
In March, a successful Science Fair was conducted at the Manomet Elementary School with all the children participating in classroom and individual projects. It proved an enriching experience for children and teachers alike. This attracted over three hundred visitors including educational people from surrounding towns.
Many teachers have cooperated with Bridgewater State College by accepting, advising, and supervising stu- dent teachers in their classes for training purposes.
All elementary schools in Plymouth operate a hot lunch program.
Each school revised its emergency evacuation plan. This is done each year because of changing enrollments.
A thorough school census was taken on a town-wide basis to determine enrollments that may be expected in the various schools over the next three years.
A study of the time allotments given each subject matter area has been started. Study and revision has been planned for spelling and arithmetic with other sub- ject matter areas to be considered in turn.
Recommendations
The elementary principals respectfully recommend that:
1. The possibility of a single session school day be inves- tigated for all elementary schools.
2. The Town consider the establishment of public kin- dergartens.
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3. The following programs be continued:
a. Bringing old equipment up-to-date.
b. Purchasing of films, filmstrips, and audio-visual equipment for the schools.
c. Class enrollment not to exceed twenty-five pu- pils at all grade levels (most important at the primary level) .
d. An additional teacher of music be assigned to the elementary schools. 5
4. Released time for in-service training of teachers be considered.
5. A full-time speech therapist be employed for service to Union #62.
6. Ungraded remedial classes be established for children who find it difficult to progress in subject content in the regular classroom.
7. A class for the emotionally disturbed child be es- tablished.
8. Enough money be allotted in the budget so that all grades may go on required out-of-town field trips.
Personnel
Mr. Emmett B. Finck, who has served the community as a principal and assistant superintendent of schools, has accepted the position of Supervisor of Elementary Education for Union #62. This will coordinate Grades I-VIII in the Union relative to educational goals and philosophy.
Mrs. Eleanor L. White, Principal of the Cornish-Bur- ton District, was transferred to the principalship of the Hedge School.
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Mr. George Theodoras, Principal of the Hedge School, was transferred to the Nathaniel Morton Intermediate School, Grades 5 & 6, as a Vice-Principal.
Mr. William Gault, Jr., Principal of the Junior High School, was appointed the principalship of the Nathaniel Morton Intermediate School.
Mr. Alton Cavicchi is serving his second year as President of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees.
Retirements
The following staff members retired during the year 1963. We wish them many years of happy retirement: Miss Helen H. Linnell -
Mt. Pleasant School Full-time - 1914-1930 Part-time - 1943-1963
Miss Nellie R. Locklin - Senior High School 1929-1963
Mrs. Muriel Loring - Junior High School 1954-1963 Mrs. Miriam A. Raymond - Senior High School 1922-1963 Miss Gertrude Zahn - Cornish-Burton School 1921-1963
School Plant Improvements
The following improvements were made in the school during 1963:
Nathaniel Morton Intermediate School
Replaced wiring in Industrial Arts room
Hedge School
Blacktopped playground and parking area
Replaced two sections in boiler
Painted south wing
Transferred flourescent lights from Harris Hall
Cold Spring School
Replaced asphalt baseboards
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Manomet School
Replaced asphalt baseboards
Mount Pleasant School
Replaced rail guards and steps
The School Committee wishes to express their appre- ciation to the Manomet Building Committee, the Junior- Senior High Renovations Committee, and members of the School Department who assisted in making the period of transition during the summer successful.
Along with improved facilities, we shall continue to upgrade and improve our educational offerings in order to meet the needs of the individual student.
Respectfully submitted,
ALTON S. CAVICCHI, Chairman J. ROBERT BROWNING, M.D., Secretary SPENCER H. BREWSTER HARRY F. DOYLE
VICTORIA ENGSTROM
JANE GELLAR Plymouth School Committee
F. EDWARD NICOLAS
Superintendent of Schools
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT - DECEMBER 1963
Elementary Grades
Nathaniel Morton Intermediate
1
2 £
3
4
5 6 S.C.
7
8 Total
Nathaniel Morton Intermediate
150
225
33
197
195
800
Hedge
23
23
26
26
23
24
25
26
24
24
25
30
299
Cold Spring
22
21
26
26
22
20
26
26
21
20
26
26
12
312
Manomet
26
21
27
28
31
22
27
26
29
30
21
(14
10)
312
Mount Pleasant
23
32
30
22
38
(14
13)
172
Oak Street
23
27
50
TOTALS
291
257
262
239
216 225
63
197
195 1945
Grade groups enclosed in parentheses are taught by one teacher.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF ORAL HYGIENE-DENTAL CLINICS
January 1963 - December 1963
I herewith submit my report for the year 1963:
Dental examinations were given in the fall by the School Dentists in grades one through twelve, and the parents were notified as to the results.
2,918 pupils were examined and 1,418 were found to have all needed corrections made at this time.
Mouth Safety Protectors were fitted to the Senior High School football team. This program has been favor- ably received by both the dental profession and the ath- letic directors.
In Plymouth-Carver High School there were 60 pu- pils found in urgent need of dental treatment. In Nath- aniel Morton Intermediate, grades 7 and 8, 38 urgent cases were found and 12 in grades 5 and 6.
The above figures reveal the necessity for more coop- eration in relation to correction of dental defects, especi- ally in junior and senior high school.
193 pre-school examinations were given in April, and 116 children were found to have a family dentist.
Follow-up - Dental Corrections
Pupils examined grades 1-6, fall, 1962 1,340 Pupils with all corrections made 946
Results of these examinations as of June, 1963
Pupils with Dental Certificates
Cold Spring School 70%
Cornish-Burton School 70%
Hedge School 55% Manomet School 63%
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Mt. Pleasant School 70% Oak Street School 77% Oral Hygiene - Dental Hygienist
346 classroom talks were given and 958 pupils had a dental prophylaxis (cleaning of teeth).
Special emphasis was given to National Children's Dental Health Week in the schools (February 3-9). Radio Station WPLM made spot announcements on Dental Health.
The purpose of this emphasis is to call attention to the need for proper dental care through:
eating a well-balanced diet
regular visits to the dentist
correct brushing after meals
Dental Clinic
Clinic sessions (reparative work and examina-
tions) 86
Treatments 289
Completed cases 63
Amounts received for clinical services rendered. . $108.10
Amounts received for sale of toothbrushes 54.86
Total $162.96
The dentists again recommend that the Town adopt the fluoridation of its public water supply as a means of preventing dental decay in the teeth of the school children.
School Dentists
WILLIAM O. DYER, D.M.D. FRANCIS C. ORTOLANI, D.M.D., F.A.C.D.
Respectfully submitted,
JANE B. BRADFORD
Dental Hygienist
PERSONNEL CHANGES
Name
Position
Years Served in Plymouth
Barden, Michael W.
Grade 6 - Hedge
1
Resigned
Bouchard, Mrs. Irene
Foods, Home Arts - Junior High
1
Resigned
Bradley, Robert P.
Grade 6 - Cold Spring
2
Resigned
Carlson, Muriel P.
Guidance - Junior High
3
Resigned
Ferber, Norman
Grade 6 - Cornish-Burton
2
Resigned
Goodwin, Mrs. Susan C.
Grade 4 - Hedge
18
Resigned
Gould, Mrs. Cynthia S.
Grade 5 - Hedge
1
Resigned
Linnell, Helen H.
Grade 6, Part-time - Mt. Pleasant
16 Full-Time
Retired
Locklin, Nellie
College Math - Senior High
34
Retired
Loring, Mrs. Muriel P.
Clothing - Junior High
9
Retired
McAndrew, William W.
English - Senior High
11/2
Resigned
McCarthy, Mrs. Katherine A.
Grade 3 - Cornish-Burton
4
Leave of
Absence
McDonald, Edward H.
English, Literature - Junior High
2
Resigned
Nogueira, Ronald H.
Math, Soc. Studies - Junior High
3
Resigned
Pimental, Mrs. Diane
Grade 5 - Nathaniel Morton Intermediate
4 mos.
Resigned
Prior, Gertrude A.
English (Perm. Sub.) - Senior High
6 mos.
Resigned
Raymond, Mrs. Miriam A.
English, Dean of Girls - Senior High
41
Retired
Rogers, Mrs. Marilyn
English - Junior High
2 1/2
Resigned
Sawyer, Mrs. Phyllis A.
Grade 2 - Hedge
11/2
Leave of
Stevens, Marcia Williams, Gerard P. Zahn, Gertrude
Grade 2 - Cold Spring Languages - Junior High Grade 1 - Cornish-Burton
1
Resigned
7 mos.
Resigned Retired
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Absence
42
19 Part-Time
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL
NATHANIEL MORTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - GRADES 7 & 8
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Gault, William, Jr.
B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Principal
Bridgewater S., Boston Univ.
1949
Bartosiak, Mrs. Isabell
B.A.
French
Emmanuel College
1956
*Belsito, Barbara A. Besse, Mrs. Martha
B.S.Ed.
Math, Social Studies
Bridgewater State College
1963
B.S.
Art
Bridgewater State College
1962
*Braga, Joseph
A.B., M.Ed.
Social Studies
Boston State College
1963
Cavi, Mrs. Berthine
Diploma
Special Class
Hyannis State College
1948
Chandler, Esther M.
A.B., M.A.
Mathematics
Boston Univ., North. Univ.
1924
Cloutier, Mrs. Dorothy
B.S.
Science, Grade 7
Bates College, Jackson Coll.
1961
DeCost, Mrs. Doris
B.S.Ed.
Social Studies, Grade 7
Boston Univ., Bridge. St.
1959
D'Elia, Arthur J., Jr.
B.A.
Social Studies, Grade 8
Boston Univ., Univ. of Me.
1961
Denton, Edwin
B.S.Ed.
Guidance Counselor
Bridgewater State Coll.
1962
Eldridge, Deane E.
B.S. Ed.
Industrial Arts
Fitchburg Teachers Coll.
1927
Foley, Mrs. Mary H.
B.S. Ed.
English, Literature
Bridgewater State College
1960
Gault, Mrs. Doris
A.B.
English
Boston University
1949
Heath, Mrs. Marian E.
B.S.Ed.
Mathematics
Bridgewater State College
1954
Hennessy, Mrs. Nancy
B.S.Ed.
English, Reading
Bridgewater State College
1960
Henry, Mrs. Mary E.
B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Guidance Counselor
Bridgewater State College
1955
Hutton, Mrs. Virginia
B.S.
English, Reading
Boston Univ., Bridge. State 1952
1963
O'Donnell, Katherine A.
B.S., M.S.
Science, Grade 8
Cornell Univ., Boston Univ.
1960
Pioppi, Mrs. Barbara E.
B.S.Ed.
Social Studies, Library Special Class
Tufts Univ., Bridge. State
1948
*Strom, Mrs. Elaine B.A.
English
Boston Univ., Radcliffe Coll.
1963
Welsh, Catherine D.
B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
Boston Univ., Sargent Coll.
1929
*Yowell, Katherine A.
B.S.
Household Arts - Foods
Southeast Mo. State College
1963
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*Maichle, Frederick L. *McKay, Mrs. Jeanette
B.S.Ed.
Industrial Arts
Fitchburg State College
B.S.Ed.
Household Arts - Cloth. Framingham State College 1963
1929
Spath, Antone J.
B.A.
Bridge. St., Bos. Univ.
NATHANIEL MORTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - GRADES 5 & 6
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Theodoras, George
B.A., M.Ed.
Vice-Principal
Northeastern, N.E. College
1959
Corcoran, John F.
B.S.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1962
Crocker, Mrs. Marion S.
Diploma
Grade 6
Bridgewater State College
1961
*Fonti, Rocco
B.S.B.A.
Grade 6
Boston College
1963
Gately, Mrs. Barbara
B.A.
Grade 6
Univ. of New Hampshire
1959
*Haggerty, Earl J.
B.S., M.Ed.
Grade 6
Bridgewater St., Bos. Univ.
1963
*Karbott, Priscilla
B.S. Ed.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1963
*King, Charles C.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 6
Boston State College
1963
*Lind, Mrs. Catherine D.
B.S.
Grade 6
Regis College
1963
O'Neill, Mrs. Lorraine
B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1962
Petroff, Mrs. Alice L.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1961
B.S.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1963
*Pimental, Mrs. Diane Sawyer, Roger E.
B.A., M.Ed.
Grade 6
Univ. of Massachusetts
1958
*Wade, Mrs. Patricia
B.S.Ed.
Grade 6
Keene Teachers College
1963
*Ward, Esther M.
A.B., B.S.Ed.
Grade 5
Brown Univ., Bridge. State
1935
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COLD SPRING SCHOOL
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Hesse, George H.
B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
Principal
Salem State College
1958
Avanzini, Mrs. Carolyn L.
Diploma
Special Class
Bridgewater State College
1927
Bent, Sarah S.
Diploma
Grade 4
Framingham State College .
1943
*Corcoran, Mrs. Linda
B.S.Ed.
Grade 2
Bridgewater State College
1963
Freyermuth, Mrs. Joanne
B.S.Ed.
Grade 2
Bridgewater State College
1961
Maloni, Mrs. Esther A.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 4
Bridgewater St., Hyannis St.
1943
Mayo, Mrs. Katharine
B.S.Ed.
Grade 2
Bridgewater State College
1961
McCarthy, Kathryn H.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 1
Bridgewater State College
1930
Muthig, Mrs. Helen F.
B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
Grade 3
Bridgewater State College
1956
*Notini, Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, M. Louise
B.S. Ed.
Grade 1
Lowell State College
1963
B.S.Ed.
Grade 4
Bridgewater State College 1929
Tolman, Ruth H.
Diploma
Grade 3
Tosi, Louise E. Watkins, Mrs. Rose B.
Diploma
Grade 1
Keene Teachers College 1947
Wright, Mrs. Lois R.
B.S. Ed.
Special Class
Bridgewater State College
1955
OAK STREET SCHOOL
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Gordon, Mrs. Florence L.
Diploma
Grade 1
Bridgewater State College
1954
Walker, Mrs. Ruth B.
B.A., M.A.
Grade 2
Boston University
1958
HEDGE SCHOOL
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
White, Mrs. Eleanor L.
B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
Principal
Boston Univ., Bridge. St.
1932
Barlow, Mrs. Joan
B.S.Ed.
Grade 1
Bridge. State College
1961
Bartlett, Mrs. Bertha
Diploma
Grade 3
Bridgewater State College
1958
*Brady, Mrs. Mary C. Furtado, Mrs. Arlene
A.B
Grade 1
Regis College
1963
B.S.Ed.
Grade 3
Bridgewater State College
1962
*Goodwin, Mrs. Dorice
Diploma
Grade 4
Perry Kindergarten Normal
1963
Reed, Mrs. Ann
B.S.Ed.
Grade 1
Bridgewater State College
1961
Sanguinetti, Elizabeth
B.S.
Grade 3
Univ. of Vermont
1962
Sawyer, Mrs. Phyllis A.
B.A.
Grade 2
Univ. of Massachusetts
1962
Starke, Mary C.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 2
Keene Teachers College
1962
Stinnett, Mrs. Mary A.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1955
Zaniboni, Mrs. Margaret
B.S.Ed.
Grade 4
Bridgewater State College
1958
Zion, Patricia A.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 2
Bridgewater State College
1962
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Bridgewater State College 1923 Boston Univ., Bridgewater St. 1934
B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
Grade 3
MANOMET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Cashin, Mrs. Elouise E.
Diploma
Principal
Hyannis State College
1927
Broman, Mrs. Signe S.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 1
Bridgewater State College
1960
Chamberlain, Mrs. Patricia
B.S
Grade 4
Ball St. Coll., Bridge. St.
1962
*Chase, Mrs. Helen R.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 2
Boston State College
1963
*Foster, Barbara
B.S.
Grade 3
Fram. Teachers, U. of Mass.
1963
Freyermuth, Robert A.
B.S.Ed., M.A.
Grade 5
Bridgewater State College
1959
Higgins, Mrs. Gladys M.
Diploma
Grade 2
Lowell State College
1923
Kite, Mrs. Flora H.
Diploma
Grade 1
Lesley College
1948
*Larson, Marsha W.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 3
Valparaiso University
1963
Marshall, Nancy L.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 4
Keene Teachers College
1962
Parkhurst, Mrs. Amedea D.
Diploma
Grades 4 & 5
Bridgewater State College
1956
Perkins, Mrs. Mary G.
Diploma
Grade 3
Bridgewater State College
1943
*Reggiani, Mrs. Marie A.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 1
Bridgewater State College
1963
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MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Dickie, Robert G.
B.S.Ed., M.Ed.
Principal, Grade 4
Bridgewater State College
1957
*Cappannari, Mrs. Dolores
B.S.Ed.
Grade 4 (part-time)
Bridgewater State College
1963
Gellatly, Mrs. Evelyn M.
Diploma
Grade 3
Lowell State College
1935
McEwan, Caroline E.
B.S.Ed.
Grade 1
Boston State College
1960
Mitchell, Mrs. Mabel R.
Diploma
Grades 3 & 4
Bridgewater State College
1929
Morrill, Mrs. Helen G.
Diploma
Grade 2
Bridgewater State College
1954
Simmons, Mrs. Gladys L.
Diploma
Grade 1
Bridgewater State College
1943
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Name
Degrees
Position
Education
Date Service Began
Britton, Henry C.
B.S., M.A.
Speech Therapist
Boston University
1961
Cassidy, Marjorie J.
B.S.Ed., Ed.M.
Reading Con., Schl. Psy. Bridge. State, Boston Univ.
1937
Jayko, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Diploma
Voc. Music, Grades 7 & 8 N.E. Conserv., Boston Univ. (part-time)
1962
Meserve, Grace M.
Diploma
Voc. Music - Elem.
Keene Teachers College 1958
French - Elementary
France
1963
*Moores, Mrs. Marcelle M. Murdock, Mrs. Gilda J.
B.S.Ed.
Art - Elementary
Massachusetts College of Art
1962
Pacheco, John
Diploma
Instrumental Music Band Director
N.E. Conservatory of Music
1941
*Pinstein, Harold M. Sullivan, Sheila M.
B.S.
Phys. Ed. - Elem.
New York University
1963
B.S.Ed.
Phys. Ed. - Girls Intermediate
Bridgewater State College
1960
Vento, Charles J.
B.S.
Phys. Ed. - Boys
University of Rhode Island
1962
Intermediate
*New Appointments
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NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Abate, Frank J., Jr., M.D.
Eastwood, Medora V., M.D.
Bradford, Jane B., D.H.
Swett, Hilda R., R.N.
Vacchino, Mrs. Elizabeth, R.N.
Stevens, Mrs. Joan G., R.N.
School Physician, Boys
School Physician, Girls
Dental Hygiene Teacher
School Nurse
School Nurse Assistant Intermediate
School Nurse Assistant Elementary
SCHOOL CLERKS
Carletti, Mrs. Frances C.
Gallerani, Joyce T.
Martin, Mrs. Florence
Tracy, Mrs. Margaret F.
Woodward, Mrs. Constance A.
Intermediate, Grade 7 & 8 Cold Spring School
Hedge School
Intermediate, Grade 5 & 6
Manomet and Mt. Pleasant School
CUSTODIANS
Ardizzoni, Horace J. Barufaldi, Harold J.
Bernardo, Joseph
Ferazzi, Atteo J.
Goodwin, Thomas
Guidoboni, Aroldo
Lodi, Eliseo J. Lynch. Robert C.
Mueller, Theodore P.
Robischeau, John J.
Rossetti, Carmino J.
Rowell. Everett O., Jr.
Mt. Pleasant School
Nath. Morton Intermediate School
Cold Spring School
Nath. Morton Intermediate School
Hedge School
Hedge School
Nath. Morton Intermediate School
Manomet Elementary School
Nath. Morton Intermediate School
Nath. Morton Intermediate School Cold Spring School
Manomet Elementary School
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SCHOOL LUNCHES
Scagliarini, Mrs. Mary, Manager Bartlett, Mrs. Fernanda
Costa, Mrs. Dorothy F.
Locatelli, Mrs. Clara A.
Pimental, Mrs. Alberta
Shaw, Mrs. Louise
Thomas, Mrs. Lily
Vecchi. Mrs. Carrie
Zucchi, Mary
Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School
Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School
Lapham, Mrs. Ruth V., Manager Cold Spring School
Bates, Mrs. Ruth L.
Zoccolanti, Mrs. Dora
Vaz, Mrs. Annie
Bresnahan, Mrs. Catherine
Briggs, Mrs. Deborah N.
Roth, Mrs. Sara C. Lewis, Mrs. Hilda
Cold Spring School Cold Spring School Hedge School
Manomet Elementary School Manomet Elementary School Manomet Elementary School Mt. Pleasant School
NOON SUPERVISORS
Mello, Mrs. Rose
Motta, Mrs. Mary
Ricci, Mrs. Catherine
Beauregard, Mrs. Thelma
Brown, Mrs. Ann
Cold Spring School
Fugazzi, Mrs. Claire
Cold Spring School
Ledo, Mrs. Flora Pedrini, Mrs. Doris Fama, Mrs. Agnes M.
Randall, Mrs. Alverda E.
Weeks, Mrs. Muriel A.
Bagnell, Mrs. Constance D. Connelly, Mrs. Mary A.
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