Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

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and plant the New England Assoei leges and Secondary Schools, ten years it is necessary to assure our diplomas are valid proof we grad¬ uated from an accredited school. The evaluation actually began in the fall of ’75 with a high school wide self evaluation by the entire teaching staff and administrators. Coordinated by a steering committee chaired by Dr. Mere¬ dith Drew, an elaborate network of sub¬ committees completed the necessary- preparations for the visiting reprenta- tives. The latter were here for three days in October. As we go to press their report has not yet been received but our staff is highly optomistic about the results. 5 he had al- two years earlier in he expects to lents for a Master of When he will again turn to his classes at H.H.S. teaching Biology and Physiology. In the meantime Mr. Ralph Burns continues as his very capable stand in. MR. DAVID DeFERIE COMPLETES INTERNSHIP After having graduated from H.H.S. only 4 Y years ago, Dave DeFerie returned this year as a teaching intern in science. Under the guidance of Mr. Harold Drew he successfully completed the program in January. We all w ? ish him the best of good fortune in the future.

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ADMINISTRATION Dr. Robert Dolan Chmn. of School Committee Mr. Neal Todd Superintendent of Schools •■■■ ' 1 ■• Mr. Russel K. Noyes Principal Univ. of Maine B.S. M.Ed. Years at H.H.S. 10 Mr. Frederick Ebbett Assistant Principal Curry College B.S.; M.Ed. Years at H.H.S. 19 18