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

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.lining acddUif. it:. I st row Miss Barber, Miss Dudley, Mr. Boyson, Mr. Mott, Miss Wall, Mr. Lynch, Miss Washburn. 2nd row Miss A. tHall, Mrs. Franzen, Miss Angus, Miss Gadoury, Mr. Hart- well, Mrs. Plummer, Mr. Bronson, Miss Whelan, Mr. Minah, Miss Savage, Miss Erving, Mrs. Murphy.

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lij ' : DEDICflIlOO We, the Class of 1945, dedicate this issue of The Northern Light to Lieutenant (j.g.) Horace Call, one of the finest men ever to lead the youth of N. A. H. S. He inspired us to go far in scholas- tics, good sportsmanship, and athletics. As the end of the war does not seem to be too distant, it is the sincere hope of the students in the North Attleboro High School that he will soon be with us again. E=r JjlJTLrT L ' ' “. rru. i .. jTTjr: TiTUTi-JT IT if iLfTi.rn rfijfL4UfU|UiUfLj rfUjujufLfp. t

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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. Ed win G. Hartwell, who teaches Chemistry, Physics and Senior Science, was graduated from Glever 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 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. Miss Alice 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 Radcllffe College and her E.D.M. degree from Boston University School of Education. Miss 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. Mrs. Phyllis Plummer, teacher of Bookkeeping and Business Law, was graduated from Boston University with a B.S. degree. 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 Bosfon College. Mrs. Lela Murphy, who teaches Mathematics, was graduated from Brown University and received her A.B. degree. Mr. Walter Boyson, N. A. H. S. head coach and teacher of Physical Education, was graduated from Harvard and Brown Universities. Miss Mary Wall, teacher of Latin and English, was graduated from Radcllffe College and received her A.B. and M.A. degrees. Miss Eileen A. Whelan, teacher of Mathematics and Economic Geography, was graduated from Boston University, College of Practical Arts and Letters and received her B.S.S. degree. She Is now doing Graduate work at Boston University and Harvard Graduate Schools. Mrs. Martha Franzen, supervisor of the Art Department, was graduated from the Worcester Art Museum School. Mr. Berryman Minah, assistant coach and teacher of Mechanical Drawing and Shop, was graduated from Keene Teachers College and received his B.E. degree. !•- ili ' ilj iiiiinini '