Massena Central High School - Tatler Yearbook (Massena, NY)

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F IIULTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Seated: Jeanne Perryg Elizabeth Car raher, R.N.g Rosemary Demo, R.N.: Dorothy Force, R.N. Standing: Dr Folgertg U. R. Plante, MD.: P. T McGreevey, M.D. ini? IIE? ,ig SECRETARIES AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated: Joan Annable, Sec. Superin- tendent of Schools: Raymond Schmidt: Patricia LaClair, Sec. Principal's Ollice. Standing: Rejane Braham, Sec. Guid- ance Olliceg Frances Higgins, Financial Secretary. Absent: Gerald Pope, M.E.g Frank Besio, B.S.g George Ure. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated: Dorothy Dawley, MS.: James Long, NLS.: Eleanor Hoy, M.A. Standing: Michael Nicholas, B.S.: Ted Kot, B.S. I9l

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COMMERCIAL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated: Marion Fairbanks, MA.: Katherine Dlhy, NLS.: Mildred Ket- rick, M.S.g Ada Langdon, Standing: Hazel Supernaw, M.A.g Alice Rogers, M.A.g Helen Coverdale, MA. HOME ECONOMICS AND GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Sealed: Virginia Yirkler, M.S.g Alta He-azle, BS.: Vera Gillespie Standing: William Calliher, DRIVER EDUCATION: Charles Hol- land, MA. . NLS. B.S.. ISI THE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated: Anne Regan, B.S.: Paul Hunt, B.S.: Mary Reynolds. Standing: Charles Robb, NLS.: Richard Schmoyer, B.S.

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