Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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,S 45-1 K X 'Z' ,jvlora ce Wann V. john Rikkola Principal Olive E. Ulton Grades One and Two A gncs McCourt Grade One Dorothy B. Stanley Ruth L. Southwick Grade Two Grade Three Ruth M. Richard Doris A. Cambridge Grades Three and Four Grade Four jraining .SLAM

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,911 mm oriam I. CLIFFORD CEER 1950 - 1961 The hearing ear and the seeing eye Not long after the beginning of the present academic year, the entire College was saddened by the death of Professor Clifford Ceer, chairman of the De- partment of Audio-Visual Instruction. Mr. Ceer brought to Salem a wealth of experience, gained in the educational systems of Connecticut and Massachusetts. His kindly sense of humor, and his awareness of the problems of the students combined to make him a faculty member who will long be missed by those who knew him.

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' 1 ' 'J ..-1 '91 George l:,. Iligley Franc-cs M. Buckley Grade Five CJIYIIICS F i ue and Six 'll-f Ioseph S. Saltrno Miriam E. Linslxev Ag i X G,-M10 50061, Grade Eiglil Minerva M. Hudgins Grade Six 1946 - 7962 Ever mindful that the development of character should accompany the acquisi- tions and understandings, Miss Hudgins sought and secured in her classes an aware- ness of those simple virtues' - often over- looked in this fast-moving age - of prompt- ness, neatness, responsibility and self-dis- cipline. The many children influenced by Miss Hudgins during her years of public service came to realize that her standards were high and that they were expected to work at their fullest capacities. She has been a credit to the teaching profession. V. John Rikkola L