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Page 10 text:
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BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Raymond J. Kelly; Mr. Armand A. Korzenik; Miss Martha Johnson; Mr. Lewis Fox; Mrs. Madelyn C. Neumann, Secretary; Dr. Vincent P. Cenci, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Mr. Thomas E. McBride, President; Dr. John F. Balkun, Jr. I SUPERINTENDENTS Mr. Leo M. McCrann, Mr. Robert H. Black, Dr. Robert H. Mahoney, Mr. Edwin F. Nelson.
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Page 11 text:
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Dr. Tooker ' s first assembly. DR. TOOKER On March 2 we welcomed Dr. Ellis Tooker to Bulkeley. A highly educated man, he has attended a variety of educational institutions. He attended Albion Liberal Arts College in Albion, Michigan for three years, majoring in chemistry. From Albion, Dr. Tooker transferred to the University of Michigan where he received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. During this time he also did part time work in Child Psychology at Wayne University in Detroit. He was awarded a Carnegie Fellowship for advanced study at Harvard. In two summers and one academic year, Dr. Tooker did work in psychol¬ ogy and passed the Harvard qualifying paper, one of the many difficult requirements for a doctoral degree. He came to Hartford in 1952. In 1954 and 1955 he did work in preparation for his doctoral degree, which he received in June of 1955. a i i Dr. Tooker’s teaching experience ' includes the teaching of chemistry and physics at Farmington, Michigan, and science at Grosse Pointe, Michigan be¬ tween 1941 and 1942, having received his Masters in 1938. He was also given the job of coaching the Grosse Pointe football team on the strength of his own ability as a player. In 1942 he took a leave for military service. During the first year he taught at the Army Air Force Technical Command. During the next two years he served as a navigation officer in the United States Navy. In 1945 Dr. Tooker took mili¬ tary leave and was teaching as well as doing counsel¬ ing work at Grosse Pointe. In 1951 he became inter¬ ested in guidance and did some work in that field at Wayne University in Detroit. During 1951 and 1952 he was the director of guidance and pupil adjustment at Harvard. Some of Dr. Tooker’s interests include photography and all types of sports. He likes to fish and hunt when he has the opportunity and may be seen on rare occasions fishing on a placid lake or hunting in the Vermont woods. It is a pleasure to have Dr. Tooker with us and we hope that he will enjoy his stay. DR. ELLIS TOOKER M
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