North Attleboro High School - Northern Light Yearbook (North Attleboro, MA)

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aauffy Miss Marjorie D. Barber, teacher of English, was graduated from Women's College of Brown University now known as Pembroke. Miss Barber is head of the English Department in N. A. H. S. Miss Katherine Savage, a teacher of English, was graduated from Wheaton College. Miss Savage is also head of the Iunior Red Cross in N. A. H. S. Mr. Gwyeth Smith, who teaches Civics, English, and Mathematics, was gradu- ated from Colby College. Mr. Smith is also coach of the debaters and faculty manager of all sports. Mr. Raymond Yates, who teaches Biology, Health, and Science, was graduated from Springfield College. Mr. Yates is head coach of all sports in N. A. H. S. Miss Mary McGivney, a teacher of Latin and English, was graduated from Elmira College. Mr. Edwin G. Hartwell, who teaches Chemistry, Physics, and Senior Science, was graduated from Giever City, Pennsylvania, and the Ohio Northern University. Mr. Hartwell is sub-master, head of the Science Department and instructor in the Automobile Course in N. A, H. S. Miss Ethel Perkins, who teaches Arithmetic, Penmanship, Business Training and Geography, was graduated from Bridgewater State Teachers' College. Miss Charlotte Carpenter, a teacher of French, was graduated from Middle- bury College and the McGill French School. Miss Louise Dudley, a teacher of Shorthand and Typewriting, was graduated from Bryant and Stratton Business College and Salem Normal School. Miss Dorothy Hall, teacher of Mathematics, was graduated from Mount Hol- yoke College. Miss Dorothy Kimball, who teaches Typewriting, Arithmetic, and Business Principles, was graduated from the Salem Teachers' College. Miss Esther Washburn, a teacher of History, received her A.B. degree from Radcliffe College and her E.D.M. degree from Boston University School of Education. Mr. Charles Wettergreen, who teaches Current History, Economics, General Science and Health, and Civics, was graduated from the University of New Hampshire. Mr. Wettergreen is assistant coach of all sports in N .A. H. S. Mr. Roland Chandler, a teacher of Mechanical Drawing and Shopwork, was graduated from the University of New Hampshire. Mr. Chandler is assist- ant coach of all sports in N. A. H. S. and is coach of Freshmen and lunior High sports. Mr. Sigurd Hedin, who is the assistant to Mr. Chandler, teaches Mechanical Drawing and Shopwork. lvlr. Hedin was graduated from the Fitchburg Teachers' College. Mr. Daniel Blanchard, who teaches Office Practice and Bookkeeping, was graduated from Northeastern University. Miss Iennie Angus, a teacher of Household Arts and Sewing, was graduated from the Framingham Normal School, Miss May Ewing, a teacher of English, was graduated from Emerson College. Miss Erving is the dramatic coach in N. A. H. S. .rl,

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czcuffktf lst Row-Lett to Right Miss Ervinq, Mr. Wetterareen, Mr. Mott, Mr. Bronson, Miss Vtfashburn. 2nd Row--Left to Right Miss Angus, Miss McGivney, Miss Carpenter, Miss Kimball, Miss Barber Miss Savage, Miss Perkins, Miss Dudley, Miss Hall. 3rd Row- Left to Right Mr. Yates, Mr. Srnith, Mr. Chandler, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Hedin, Mr. Hartwell

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Edifozia We, the class of l940, are marching through the portals of old North Attle- boro High into the world. No matter what heights to which we rise in the years to come, there is not one of us who can ever forget our years in N. A. H. S. Our only hope is that we leave as many pleasant memories as we take with us. During our four years in high school, We have tried not only to be model students, but to take an active part in extra-curricular activities. This year the class of '40 has tried to publish a year book, and is proud to have been the first to attempt this feat. And as we leave, We like to look proudly behind us at our school record, but we hope that our record will not only be admired by our followers, but will be an incentive to them. We have brought out the first year book in N. A. H. S. and gladly we pass the torch to our successors, who we hope will follow up our triumph by pub- lishing each successive year a liner publication. So the class of 1940 marches on, and as we start out on life's iourney We say to those who follow- Good-bye, Good-Luck and Carry on! Lois M. Harden