East Bridgewater High School - Torch Yearbook (East Bridgewater, MA)

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MISS BARBARA LIGHTFOOT RN Personn I There is an old cliche ThaT goes, Behind every good man There is a woman. This seems very apropos here. Behind Mr. HamiITon and Mr, Goldman There are Two women, Their secre- Taries. Mrs. AIberTa Poole is indispensable To The PrincipaI's office. IT is she whom boTh The sTudenTs and facuITy depend on. Mrs. Blanche Spear, Mr. GoIdman's secreTary, manages The business of all Three schools. Miss Barbara LighTfooT, The nurse, comes inTo much conTacT with The sTudenTs, boTh when They are ill and when They like To be ill. She has iniTiaTed a new club inTo our school, The FuTure Nurses of America, and members are given The opporTuniTy To work with her as clinic assisTanTs. MRS. BLANCHE SPEAR MRS, ALBERTA POOLE

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Vice-Prin ipalg Guidance MR. JOSEPH F. MOREY, Vice-Principal Director Everywhere one turns, they will, no doubt, find Mr. Morey adding his humor and wit to the normal pro- cedures of everyday school activities. Besides being a coach and teacher, Mr. Morey has numerous iobs to fulfill in assisting our principal. There always se-ems to be a steady stream of students to the guidance office. Why? The answer lies in the personality of our new guidance director, Miss Mary C. Anderson. In addition to having ample time to listen to each student's problems, aiding seniors in college plans, and planning the curriculum, she finds time to be advisor to the Student Council and Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders. Miss Anderson has gained the admiration, friendship and respect of all stu- dents in the short while she has been here. MISS MARY C. ANDERSON, Guidance Director iishsom..- -

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