Town of Lynnfield, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, annual report 1961-1970, Part 41

Author: Lynnfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1961-1970
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1002


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UP AND OVER - Elementary "Phys-Ed".


paration. It is still the student who has the respon- sibility to select his college along with parental and school advice.


To help our students select a school, they are offered vocational counseling through a series of fifteen career conferences. Experienced men and women give some insight into their occupa- tions, the training needed, and the opportunities for advancement. In addition, career assemblies are conducted periodically. The guidance office maintains a file of many hundreds of pamphlets and brochures describing various fields of work, thus enabling the students to investigate their vocational interests at their leisure. Although only a minority of students choose a definite oc- cupation from their high school years, the ex- posure to a great number of areas makes their ultimate decision easier and more intelligent.


The follow-up study of the Class of 1963 verified earlier figures which show approximately 80 percent of the graduates continuing training beyond high school, with almost 50 percent in four-year colleges, and the remainder in technical and secretarial schools, prep schools, and junior colleges. Although most of the students were at- tending institutions in the New England states, nine were enrolled in colleges in other states.


We expect to complete a study of the Class of 1960 by this Summer, as we inaugurate a policy of an annual five-year follow-up.


The guidance office maintains a placement service for students going directly to work after graduation. Our contacts with firms in the area have proved fruitful as potential employment sources. We work jointly with the United States Employment Service in the testing and interview- ing of prospective employees. Studies have shown that our graduates who have gone directly into employment are successful in competing for po- sitions involving responsibility.


Educational counseling, including selection of a program of studies, continues to occupy a great deal of the time of the four counselors. All stu- dents are seen individually by the counselors dui- ing the year for assistance in difficulties encoun- tered in day-to-day work involving study habits, lack of background, and insufficient motivation ; for discussions of educational and vocational plans for the future, and for the various personal prob- lems of the adolescent boy or girl. Parents have an opportunity to discuss their child's work, by appointment, either during the school day or by a scheduled evening appointment.


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The Old/New Story ...


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Queen Cuts Ribbon


For New Model


... and our New/Old Folks


Today's Selectmen


We were anxious to get the old Town Hall down in time for dedication of our new building during the Sesquicentennial. P.S. - We made it.


Photo credits: Most of the anniversary pic- tures on this and other pages were made by Mrs. June Crumrine, Lynnfield. There are also prints by Tex Austin, Lynn Daily Item, and by Wakefield Daily Item. The authentic old photos at right came from a 1914 album.


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HAVIN' A BALL - High School workout.


HIGH SCHOOL HEALTH


BEATRICE W. LYON, R.N.


The health appraisal and health education of Lynnfield students follows the elementary health program as a continuing growth of the young person's awareness of health as he relates it to himself and his fellow man.


Each student receives the same screening programs for hearing, vision, physical examina- tions, tuberculosis and physical growth. In co- operation with the guidance department, adjust- ments in student programs are often made to aid the child with a handicap.


Due to time limitations imposed by the dou- ble sessions, nothing new has been developed in the health program at the secondary level this past year. But once the high school is settled in the new building, a Future Nurses' Club of Amer- ica will be organized.


A Sabin oral polio vaccine "make-up" pro- gram was held, during which 97 students received vaccines. The number of physical examinations given by the school physician for sports reflects the high participation in our athletic programs. This year Dr. Charles A. Worthen, Jr., gave 280 sports physical examinations.


In addition to the health appraisal and health education programs under the direction of the school nurse, she has treated more than 900 first- aid cases this year.


DRIVER EDUCATION ROY E. HARBOUR


The supplementary program of driver edu- cation which was conducted during the past two summers seems to have taken care of the backlog of students which had accumulated for road work. We have added a part-time road instructor, and are now able to take all students as they reach 16 and enroll in the course. I see no need for a Summer program this year. An extra program every other Summer would probably solve any overload problem which may develop.


It is expected that the registration for the Spring term will be slightly greater than the pres- ent enrollment, but the present program should be adequate for the coming year.


The young people of Lynnfield who have taken the driver education course are maintain- ing a better-than-average driving record. As a side-benefit Lynnfield's auto liability insurance rates did not increase as they did in many other communities.


January 1, 1964 - December 31, 1964


Students participating (about 20 carried over from 1963) 175


New licenses obtained 130


Students already having standard licenses when they started the course 5


Waiting to be road-tested and finish theory course in January 31


Applicants waiting to be scheduled for theory as of December 10, 1964 61


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LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL


AFRIICATION


DRIVER ED - Susan Dann and Mrs. Thomas Ganley.


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TEACHER RESIGNATIONS - 1964


Moved to another school system in area


2


Moved out of area 5


Professional advancement


2


Family obligations


7


Further study


1


Teaching overseas


1


Left teaching profession


3


Health


1


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ENROLLMENT BY BUILDINGS OVER FIVE YEAR PERIOD


1960


1961


1962


1963


1964


Center


298


297


334


311


300


Huckleberry Hill


348


306


306


340


339


South


282


255


242


251


250


Summer Street


351


326


322


307


331


Jr .- Sr. High


901


938


1027


1138


1154


Total


2180


2122


2231


2347


2374


NET COST OF SCHOOLS


Appropriations at Town Meeting


$1,295,926.00


Transfer from Public Law #874 7,000.00


Total Available Funds $1,302,926.00


Less Unexpended Balance December 31, 1964 30,554.45


Total Expenditures


$1,272,371.55


Credits :


Chapter 70


$108,217.74


Chapter 69 and 71 10,913.81


State Wards


430.31


Vocational Education 859.58


Summer Recreation -


Handicapped 137.25


Transportation 36,967.46


Driver Education


3,865.00


School Rental Fees


2,825.90


Summer School


4,407.00


Miscellaneous


780.80


Total Credits


169,404.85


Net Cost


$1,102,966.70


ENROLLMENT BY GRADES OVER FIVE YEAR PERIOD


1960


1961


1962


1963


1964


Grade 1


232


182


197


227


197 Junior High


19,570.09


Grade 2


218


203


186


178


216


Grade 3


222


185


207


199


189


Grade 4


224


202


178


206


200


Grade 5


190


222


204


190


213


Grade 6


181


183


228


199


195


Grade 7


175


182


189


231


211


Grade 8


182


173


192


187


228


Grade 9


181


178


184


205


181


Grade 10


119


183


182


174


190


Grade 11


116


109


176


179


167


Grade 12


125


112


103


162


177


Post Graduates


3


1


1


Special Class


12


7


4


10


10


Adult Education


146


Grand Total Reimbursements Regular School Department


$169,404.85


School Buildings


241,039.25


Total


$410,444.10


Federal Grants - National Defense Education Act


Title III - Public Law 85-864 3,215.45


Title V - Public Law 85-864 4,002.90


Total


$7,218.35


The small increase in the elementary school enrollment reflects the opening of the parochial school with Grades I through IV in 1961, and the addition of one grade per year up to Grade VIII as these children progress through school. It is expected that some of the 237 students now attending the parochial school will be returning to the public schools at the ninth grade level.


School Building Reimbursement during 1964 South School


7,262.46


Summer Street


11,340.48


Senior High


26,801.43


Huckleberry Hill


15,252.29


New Senior High


160,812.50


Total


$241,039.25


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Breakdown of Operational Costs


Instruction 76.0%


Operation 9.2%


Auxiliary Agencies 7.1%


Administration 3.9%


Repairs and Improvements 2.7%


Athletics and Physical Education 1.1%


Instruction


This item includes salaries of principals, di- rectors, teachers, and coaches, as well as text- books, supplies, and instructional materials.


Operation


Approximately 9.2% of the budget is spent for operating our buildings. Custodial salaries and supplies, fuel, light, and power, gas, tele- phones, and water costs fall in this classification.


Auxiliary Agencies


This 7.1% charge covers such items as libra- ries, transportation of pupils, promotion of health, including salaries and tuition.


Administration


This account involves expenses for the busi- ness and educational administration of the public schools. Central office expenses and salaries are included.


Repairs and Improvements


It is considered sound economy to expend sufficient funds annually to keep the buildings in good repair. Repair and improvements to main- tain the plant constitutes 2.7% of the budget expense.


Athletics and Physical Education


This item represents a budget account toward the cost of the athletic and physical education program.


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Alan R. Akerblom James Moore Allison Pamela Jan Allyn James Michael Archer Richard O. Barbin Paul David Barcelo Anne Winsor Beebe Robert Henry Beede* Richard Cook Beesley Eric L. Bergman James Richard Berryman Nicholas Arthur Bibby Carle Elaine Bogden Janet Bosworth Robert Vance Bowser Mary Alice Brennan Jean Ellen Brettell Gerald Louis Brown Margaret Mary Byrne Donna Marie Cadogan Henry Francis Canty Marshall Webb Carpenter Penelope Sue Carpenter* Lynn Carter II Marilyn Catherine Caruso Judith Margaret Clapp Daniel Howard Coon Donald Andrew Cooper


Francis William Costello* John Edward Cotter Theodore Michael Cronin* Harold Raymond Dann, Jr. Richard Earl Dator* John Mudgett Davis Henry Donald DeAngelis Dianne Dean Suzanne Dean Raymond Deaton Joanne Frances Devaney Catherine Louisa DiPietro Patrick Carl DiPietro Frances Marie Donato Lynn Michele Doyer Elaine Alice Duncan Gail Durrell Dennis Barry Durkee Cheryl Penelope Elliott* Scott Lawrence Ferguson* Linda Ann Forristall Carol Elizabeth Franck* Sandra Joyce Frawley* Pamela Lindsay French Peter Allen Frizzell* Dale Barton Garbutt Ruthann Gates Jane Gerry Gary William Gibbons*


The Class of 1964


Steven Douglas Goldthwaite Maureen Anne Gould Christine Victoria Halaiko John William Harrington Mark Douglas Harrison Karen June Hayden Scott William Hebenton Beverly Ann Heider Susan Hillman


Gretchen Myler Hoffman


Diane Stacia Hopkins


Ronald Murray Horwood


Carola Drew Howard


Mary Ann Hoyt George Frederick Johns, Jr.


Arthur John Jordan


Robert John Jordan


John Francis Keddy


Scott Everett Kischer


Ann Kramer


Eileen Anne Labenski


Jason Jeffrey Lack


Doris Ann LaCross


Cheryl Ann Langmaid


Raymond William Langmaid Cherie Reed La Vier Robert Wilson Lawrence Carol Martha Leary Jean Marie LeBlanc


Richard Joseph LeDonne


Stephen Ralph Leggett


Jonathan Carter Lingel Constance Diane Lorente Charles Lewis Lothrop, Jr.


Lorna Maude Lothrop Nancy Lynn Mackenzie Joan Priscilla Mann Marianne Matarazzo Daniel Thomas Mccarthy


Kathleen McFarland*


Leonard Roger Mees


Richard James Messina*


John Myers Miller Russell Arnold Mintz


Dorothy Terese Monkiewicz Marcia Ann Moore Edith Nancy Moreton Barbara Jean Morse James Emory Neister Jean Estelle Oliver* Cheryl Dorothy O'Neil Donna Louise Owens Marie Catherine Pardo Cynthia Ann Pearson Robert Ernest Peeke Judith Ellen Perkins Gerald Richard Pezzella


Mark Leopold Pfyffer ** Francis Edward Piatti* Jean Louise Plankey* Dennis Joseph Puleo Joyce Marie Rauseo* Jonathan Lacey Ray Kenneth B. Ricci Robert Hugh Ricciardelli Mary Jean Riley Constance Jane Ritz Bradlee Ellen Robinson


Merrilee Ann Robinson Ann Patricia Rogers


Walter Romanchuk, Jr. Paul Nicholas Romano Alan Stewart Ross


Raymond Robert Russell


Jane Campbell Sadler Margaret Salt*


Nancy Joanne Salvanelli


Jean Ann Saporito John Coombs Saporito


James Robert Schaffner*


Melinda Schaffner


Nancy Louise Schellenberg* Harold Lincoln Schick, Jr. Ann Shapiro Paul Richard Skinner


David Ronald Smith


Kendall Lawrence Smith


Edward Ernest Stearns


Eugenia Anne Stiff


Francis Joseph Strong


Karen Marie Sullivan* David E. Supple Candace Georgia Taylor


Frederick William Thomas, III


Valerie Ann Thornton Judith Ann Thurber Vincent David Tibbetts Susan Louise Tomlian Samuel Bradford Towers


Robert Carl Trainor


David Chandler Trow Bruce Anthony Tupper


Eileen Theresa Valkevich Thomas John Valkevich* Robert Scott Vernon Luana Marie Viles Walter Morton Webb, III John Andrew Widness* Gary Roy Woodworth* Nola Linn Woody Marjorie Helen Yoffa


Brenda Lynne Zimmerman* *National Honorary Society *** Honorary Diploma


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1964-65 School Staff


Superintendent of Schools ..............


Dr. John A. Redmond


Administrative Assistant


Mrs. Margaret K. Hunt


to the Superintendent


Secretary to the School Committee


Business Manager ....... ........ William E. Lee


School Physician ..... .... Charles A. Worthen, Jr., M.D.


Superintendent's Staff ...... ...........


Mrs. Dorothy J. Hanson


Mrs. Mildred F. Adams


Mrs. Anne G. Hoering


Mrs. Carol L. Kilroy


Guidance Director


William J. Coughlin


Music Director


Michael E. Cooney, Jr.


Music Teachers


Frank G. Cagliuso, Edward D. D'Amico,


Fred D. Schmidt, William Edmonds


Speech Therapist


Mrs. Louise A. Redican


Visual Aids Coordinator


Robert A. Cox


Home Instructor


Mrs. Virginia N. Finegan


Nurses


Mrs. Florence C. Romanchuk,


Mrs. Priscilla F. Burnham, Mrs. Beatrice W. Lyon


Cafeteria Supervisor


Mrs. Violet H. Kons


Head Custodian


John R. Janerico


Athletic Coordinator


Allan R. Perry


Secondary Physical Education Coordinator


Robert G. Lesser


Driver Training Instructor Mrs. Annah L. Ganley


Elementary Art Supervisor Mrs. Gladys H. Goodwin


Elementary Reading Consultant Mrs. Frances H. Carpenter


Elementary Physical Education


Mrs. Marjorie G. Knowlton


CENTER SCHOOL Principal : Dr. Nancy Santeusanio


Grade I


Mrs. Dorothy B. Batty Mrs. Marjorie L. Coon Mrs. Katherine S. Higgins Mrs. Gloria I. McGrail


Grade II Barbara A. Evans Mrs. Frances E. Scioletti Mrs. Ruth A. Webster Mrs. Elaine Weinbach


Grade III Mrs. Virginia R. Mitchell Carolyn M. Moritz Beverly L. Morrison


Clerk


Mrs. Helen M. Newton


Custodian George H. Pilling


Cafeteria Staff


Mrs. Alice L. Swenson Mrs. Helen Nelson Mrs. Audrey L. Pasternak


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SUMMER STREET SHOOL Principal : George E. Caswell


Grade IV


Mrs. Leora H. Donovan


Mrs. Marjorie B. Hadsall


Eloise Kenney


Sarah C. Lewis


Grade V


Mrs. Marie B. Connors


Claire D. DeScenza


Thomas F. McEnaney


Richard E. Phillips


Grade VI Laurence N. Aiello Mrs. Elizabeth E. Clark George F. Currie John A. MacDonald


Clerk Mrs. Shirley D. Nelson


Custodian


Edward A. Galvin


Cafeteria Staff


Mrs. Jean D. Russell Mrs. Mary F. Mintiens Mrs. Emma Perry


HUCKLEBERRY HILL SCHOOL Principal : Gilbert F. Bulley


Grade I


Mrs. Connie Restani


Helene M. Suprenant


Grade III


Virginia DeGenova


Mrs. Ethel S. Koulouris


Grade V


Lawrence J. DiGiammarino


Mrs. Claire D. Ronayne


Grade II


Mary Black


Mrs. Susanne Young


Grade IV


Mrs. Sheila A. Mavilio


Grade VI


Mrs. Faustina M. Barrows


Robert A. Cox


Mrs. Esther M. Ham


Mrs. Ethel B. Nygren


Special Class Mrs. Kathryn M. Garvey


Clerk


Mrs. Ruby K. Koch


Custodian


Robert C. Pratt


Cafeteria Staff


Mrs. Catherine Sudak


Mrs. Bernice A. Dillaway


Mrs. Helen F. Prokop Mrs. Ann V. Treat


SOUTH SCHOOL Principal : Charles A. Wolski


Grade I


Diane M. DeAngelis


Mrs. Veronica D. Hatch


Grade III


Mrs. Mildred H. Hunt


Mrs. Barbara A. Neiley


Grade II


Mrs. Tharon E. Harrington


Mrs. Deanna M. Stewart


Grade IV


Mrs. Mollie J. Babcock


Mrs. Lois M. Pulson


Grade V Joyce M. Ryder Richard L. Sullivan


Clerk


Mrs. Ruth E. Bucklin


Custodian


Edward F. Cronin


Cafeteria Staff


Mrs. Mildred V. Deaton Mrs. Nancy Balzotti Mrs. Florence Poor


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HIGH SCHOOL


Principal


Assistant Principals


Hugh O. Macfarlane Henry F. Cotton Leonard Nihan


Albondy, Nicholas V.


Guidance


Johnson, Karen A.


Home Ec.


Beckwith, Peter L.


Math.


Kautz, Robert B.


Science


Bird, Mrs. Susan


English


Kelley, Barbara C.


Math.


Bonah, R. Brent


English


Kent, Mrs. Sharon H.


Science


Cacciola, Michele


French


Koontz, Mrs. Helen W. Guidance


Callbeck, Donald S.


Science


Lee, Chester E.


Guidance


Chalmers, Robert E.


Math.


Lesser, Robert G.


Phys. Ed.


Chetwynd, Muriel E.


Spanish


Linder, Mrs. Asta M.


Soc. St.


Cicia, Jefferson G.


English


Littlefield, Leonard L.


Ind. Arts


Cummings, John J., Jr.


Soc. St.


Curran, Joseph A., Jr.


Science


Mastroianni, William J.


Latin, French


Curran, Thomas M.


Soc. St.


McGunigle, Mrs. Catherine


Science


Cutter, Robert C., Jr.


Science


Deans, Mrs. Dorcas H.


English


Dearborn, Paul H.


French, Eng.


DeCicco, Mrs. Mary E.


Bus. Ed.


Desjardin, Joseph W.


Art


Donahue, Anne M.


Phys. Ed.


Drewes, Marilyn


Science


Dubay, Martha


Library


Durkin, John


English


Fittante, Louis


Math.


Fuller, Edward F.


French


Gibbons, Mrs. Dorothy J.


Math.


Gordon, Mrs. Ethel L.


Math.


Hall, Daniel M.


Soc. St.


Sobieck, Stephen P.


Phys. Ed.


Harbour, Roy E.


Ind. Arts


Speliotis, Gayle


English


Hawthorne, Cecile A.


English


Henderson, Sandra L.


Home Ec.


Warren, James C.


Science


Huntress, Frederick A.


Soc. St.


Watson, Mrs. Ruth F.


English


Huttunen, John E.


Soc. St.


Wilson, Philip S.


Science


Jackson, Jerry B.


Soc. St.


Woodbury, Robert J.


Ind. Arts


Jameson, Harris P.


Math.


Yenawine, Judith J. English


Johnson, Edwin N.


English


Young, Stephen B. Science


Principal's Office Staff


Mrs. Janice Bowman


Mrs. Elizabeth Bates Mrs. Marjorie M. Smith


Guidance Office Staff


......


Mrs. Helen T. Bonah


Antone J. Tavis


William B. Bucklin


Joseph V. Carmody


Gerard E. Gaudette


George L. Innes


Edwin W. Landers


George S. Larrabee


Matron


Mrs. Louise M. Kogut


Cafeteria Staff


Mrs. Florence A. Suckley Mrs. Mary J. Dunajski Mrs. Hilda M. Ford


Mrs. Geraldine M. Larkin


Mrs. Ethel M. McHugh


Latin


Palombo, Janice A.


Art


Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth A. English


Perry, Allan R.


Math.


Ricciardelli, Jean G.


Soc. St.


Rodan, George W.


Soc. St.


Sarno, Theresa J.


French


Seder, Mrs. Margery A.


English


Shurtleff, Russell H.


Math.


Simpson, Dorothy J.


Bus. Ed.


Waite, Mrs. Lena M.


Science


Nichols, Nancy A.


Phys. Ed.


O'Connor, Dennis F.


Science


MacLeod, Robert C.


Moffette, Robert Tech. Draw.


Moynihan, John E., Jr. Bus. Ed.


Custodians


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TOWN CRIER


Of General Interest


12 miles north of Boston. Bordered by North Reading on the north and northeast, by Reading on the west, Middleton, Peabody and Lynn on the east and Saugus and Wakefield on the south.


1950: 3,927 1955: 5,667 1962: 8,522 1963: 9,500 1964: 9,700 $67,263,760.00




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