Orange High School - Key Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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ER EVENING GAZETTE FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1934. -- w- -V .Y .iv-W. 4 4 ,nu EAST BFIOOKFIELD EAST BROOKFIELD, July 13.- A gain on reimbursements relative to teachers' salaries is the ruling over last year, the increase being 5525. The town is entitled to S1900 reimbursement in addition to the January sum of 351123.94 collected in January. The state pays S200 each toward the salaries of Mrs. Frances H. Currie, Mrs. Mary D. Putnam, Misses Lois M. Brown and Constance Williams: S150 toward the salary of Miss Mary F. Dow- ney, and Franklin Leeds, and 5100 toward the salary of Miss' Maude M. Lamaire. In addition the town received 3700 supplementary reimbursement because its proportionate amount of state tax per pupil was between 80 and 85 cents and an additional 5100 was therefore allowed for each teacher. Miss Evelyn Lewis is in charge of arrangements for the picnic of pupils of Theodore Hopkins at Ward's at Lake Quaboag tomorrow. Those from this town are Lucille Zike, Raymond Dulac, Rita Young, Claire Manning and Gerald Prizzio. S3865 MORE REBATE ASKED BY BROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD, July 13.-This town's reimbursement for teachers' salaries in accordance with the law was 53253.95 in January. In addi- tion to this sum S2865 should be re- imbursed according to .statistics recently compiled. The town is Tinker. Miss Edith G. Foy, Mrs. Regina Rowlinson and Leonard Palopoli, each of whom received a salary not less than 3950, were graduated from an institution of higher learning, and had had at least two years teaching experi-m ence prior to school' September: S150 each for 1 if-6'if:f? 3 also entitled to S100 more becai55!fm,,AJ may

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WORCESTER EVENING GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1934 Graduates of Orange High School Top row, left to right, Alice Oliver, Margaret L. Bowyer, Arlene Nelson, Paul H. Jones. Bottom row, Kenneth H. VVheeler, Donald C. Ashley, George W. Taylor and June A. Fellows. H' I

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