Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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Mrss Marlon Russell The closlng weeks of th1s school year were addencd for us by the death of Mrss MHTIOH Russell She had been scrrously 1ll slnce last November Mrs Russell jomed the fxculty as a teacher of French ln September of 1973 and rmmed1ately gamed the name of bemg thoughtlully devoted to her work and frxendly and sympathetlc as a counselor a reputatron whrch she was wldely read md had a ine sen e of the heautrful rn art music and lltera ture Not the least of her trut was a true sense of humor as may be attested by her mnumerable friends lnd ed thexr number IS legxon for the many facets of her personahty m1de her a pleasint compamon is well as an ID spmng teacher ru . 5 .k 5 S :Q ' ' 5 U 2 'k M' ' I enjoyed until her retirement in May,l1947, She ,had traveled extensively, r 5 5 5 ' V l , I , I ' . '. :A S ' Q t . . J e , ' ' ' , ll

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Mr Joseph Danforth For th1rty s1x years Mr joseph D xnforth was 1 member of the faculty of Beverly H1gh School as 1 te lcher of phyS1CS At one tlme he also served as treasurer of the Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOD a pos1t1on of no httle vvork and respons1b1l1ty Hlgh standards of achrevement dlSClpl1I'1E at all trmes thoroughness and serrousness of purpose were the essence of hrs te lchmg phllosophy md hundreds of former students look back with Urrtltude and appreclltlon on the baslc knowledge acqulred by attendmg h1s classes However to get 1 completc plcturc of thc nun rt 1S necessary to mentlon the fme sense of humor IH the form of thc jokc the pocm the anecdote Wllh which he alwlys cnllvencd hrs classcs and thc mterest ln line lltcrature good dlctxon and etymology whlch pcrvrded h1s scxentlhc stud1cs Nor werc Mr Danforths mterests hmlted to the classroom For mst mcc tracmg gcncalogncs IS a hobby from vthlch he derlves consxdcrable pleasure and onc whlch characterxstlcally he goes about serlously and sclentxfically not as a mere dabblcr It ms our hope that he IS now gettlng full enjoy ment from h1s hard earned lelsure to pursue thls and other hobbles and to expand the many frlendshmps and assocxatlons formed through the years I J ' . 2 r I fx . , . 1 s 9 9 1 2 he 1 4 c - I - s '- s s x 4 ' 1 -s ' s' s s - ' ' - f s s 1 ' s ' 5, '.. , , ,' ' ',, 1 ' 9 1' . , , .. . .,. . . - ,Q s ., , i' . 2 3 I, xo' .j. V . - 1 N .5' I 5 . A .. I , 1 1 . .5 1 5 . . . . r , . 1 , '- , -'.'

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