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

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Jaau[tij Miss Marjorie D. Barber, teacher of English, was graduated from Women ' s College of Brown University, now called 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 Junior Red Cross in N. A. H. S. 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 Aeronautics Course in N. A. H. S. Miss Ethel Perkins, who teaches Arithmetic, Penmanship, Business Training and Geography, was graduated from Bridgewater State Teacher ' s College. 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 Holyoke College. M iss Al ice Hall, who teaches Typewriting, Arithmetic, and Business Principles, was graduated from Boston University, College of Practical Arts and Letters. 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. Roland Chandler, a teacher of Mechanical Drawing and Shopwork, was graduated from the University of New Hampshire. Mr. Chandler is assistant coach of all sports in N. A. H. S. and is coach of Freshmen and Junior High Sports. M iss Jennie Angus, a teacher of Household Arts and Sewing, was graduated from the Framingham Normal School. Miss May Erving, a teacher of English, was graduated from Emerson College. Miss Erving is the dramatic coach in N. A. H. S. Mr. Horace Call, teacher of Civics and Physical Education was graduated from Boston University. He is head coach of all sports at N. A. H. S. Miss Adelaide Coombes, teacher of Latin and English, was graduated from Colby College. Miss Phyllis Plummer, teacher of Bookkeeping and Business Law, was graduated from Boston University. Mr. Philip O. Coakley, who taught Biology, General Science and Health, was gradu- ated from Manhattan College and received his B.S. degree. Mr. Coakley was assistant coach in N. A. H. S., and is now serving in the U. S. Navy. Miss Jacqueline M. Gadoury, teacher of French, graduated from Middlebury College and received her M.A. degree. Mr. Edward Lynch, who now teaches Biology, General Science and Health, graduated from Boston College.

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Miss Savage, Mr. Lynch. 2nd row — - |||j nil Miss Angus, Miss P erkins, Miss Coombes, Miss Plummer, Mr. Chandler, Mr. Call, Miss Erving, Miss Dudley, Miss A. Hall, Miss D. Hall.

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' BclitoxiaL We, the class of 1944, are preparing, as our many predecessors have before us, to leave North Attleboro High. But never before have graduating students had to face such irregular and difficult conditions. Nevertheless, whatever the circumstances, the four years spent here will always be looked upon as ones of worthwhile preparation for joining the ranks of the N. A. H. S. alumni. During our secondary school course, the class of 1944, has been handicapped in many ways, but that ever-present traditional school spirit has spurred our class on to many successful achievements. We hope to serve as an example to those who are soon to follow. Upholding the school tradition, we have composed a yearbook. We only hope that it will serve as a permanent reminder of the class of 1944, and that there will be more yearbooks to come. With the proud confidence and friendship supplied to us by the fac ulty, we depart with the firm purpose to do our best. Robert J. Welch