Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

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Mr. J. Gallant Director Maude Mrs. C. Educational Mr. R. White Educational Manager Manager

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To Miss Dorothy Ghiatis we respectfully dedicate this issue of The Maple. Miss Ghiatis whose home is at 6 Redlands Road, Shrewsbury, has been the head of the students cafeteria for ten years and has taught House Care, Nutrition, and Boys’ Chef Classes. Before joining the faculty of the Home- making School she served two and one-half years in the United States Navy. Many of the parties at the Aggie owe their success to the efforts of Miss Ghiatis. To say we appreciate her is to put it mildly. The best of luck to you, Miss Ghiatis from the class of 1960. DEDICATION Mr. Philip Couhig has been on the statt of Essex County Agricultural High School for 32 years. He has dedicated his time to the school and students in many different ways. Since he has been at Essex he has been interested in the sports program, contribut- ing not only his time but also his ability. During the school day, Mr. Couhig teaches Mathematics and Hygiene. He often takes over the gym class to show the young men at Essex what outstanding physical condi- tion he is in. To him, who has given his time and teach- ing ability, we offer our sincere thanks. To Philip Ccuhig, we proudly dedicate the 1960 Maple.

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IN MEMORIAM The students, friends and faculty were saddened by the sudden passing of Mr. James N. Cole at his hume in Me- thuen, Monday morning, January 25, 1960. Jim, a member of the teaching staff for over 20 years, was 55 years of age. Mr. Cole was bcey’s counsellor for afterwcork activities and the general supervisor of boys working on the scnool farm. During his years of service, Mr. Ccle made a great many friends, as it was his responsibility to organize and conduct campus tours for visitors. Everyone who knew Mr. Cole was impressed by his deep sincerity and enthusiasm for the school and everyone associated with it. The hockey team at the Aggie has always been close to the heart of “‘Jim’’ Cole and this year, just when Coach Cole was due to reap the reward of a successful team, he was called to a just reward by the Chief Umpire. We the editorial staff of the Maple wish to express our deep and sincere sympathy to Mrs. Cole. We know that all who knew Mr. Cole will say that he will remain in their hearts forever.