Saugus Junior High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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FACULTY Eleven Additional Teachers Join Staff Eleven teachers have joined the staff of Principal Antnony siryv ieiu me oaugus juiudi High School. Seven of toe positions were created to meet the increased enrollment of students and bring the total number ol faculty at the Junior High School to eighty The picture contains eight of the new teachers assigned to the Junior High. First row, left to rlgtit: Miss Marjorie Keeler is a Saugus resident who graduated from Salem State College with a major in biology. Miss K« ' 9 er did her practice ' t ® In Marblehea ' Miss Ca. duate of Suf her practlct Parlln JUnioi Everett whert corded as belt best practice t to attend sum. rLY. . ' ' e V ' ' .? X County Teachers Meets March 27 m State College Miss dent 5 Visco, a S c ' r ' ybripZ ' ' or, j . ssocy; Prjn . , majored in . .;aill Sc , J J ' 9 a ' t: Mrs ' t i is presently enro. ' ' sentedf°SnitU J FirS graduate student at Stan, . thf, r.. « ' ard„, graduate s.ua.„, a. i. Z ' t ' Z i ' n ' r - 5°? ' e ' tf e? ' J ' S Miss Johanna R, ff«c„ „ ' ' r,S ' ' y for J ' f e » « ' ' to«r ,% tl, „, d majored In m ' J - A. j. Pr , ' » Bu,,! ' ' -orel Wtt the Com rly 4,000 public school will attend profess- ional seminars and workshops during the 139th annual con- ference of the Essex County Teachers Assn. to be held Wednesday, March 27, at Sal- em State College. The teachers will hear r, shir, oup of major , ' ' ' ices J ' I a- ' ■ ' ' • edu garet Seymour,, Junior High SchooiT ■orns; Vice- graduat and majored in m . p under the famous p Bezuszka S.J. Mi ' tj f ident ' l ■ OH ' a„ a Revere reside i o o ie her practice tea w o hnr, ' fea ' the supervision af.f er. Department Hea J eri;,, Je e fora! Second row, left to rigiS! — Mr. Alexander Dannish re- ceived his AB in mathematics Anselems Present ooj tor-in-chlef of Education De- velopment Center, Inc. of Newton, author of The Mls- educatlon of American Teach- ers, at 9:45 A.M. in the college auditorium. Dr. Koer- ner will speak on Education and Licensing In Massa- chusetts. Dr. John Holt, advising con- sultant to the Fayerweather St. School In Cambridge and °«cf ng- „ - f two of the most o - Qtaty. ' --kslnedu- -. f arc ldren Th f o D ' W b) and ' e; o £,. A.M. ■e ie . ' ®c Oi ' •sin im. His ;hlldren from St. Anselems College and Masters Degree in mathe- matics from Norheastern Uni- versity. A resient of Pea- body, he did his practice (continued on P. I I) A procUmttton wu ilgntd by tht Chalrmftn of tht Board of S«l«ct«mn, Maurlct Cunnlnffhtm, dtitctuttlnf Fiidajr, May Srd, as T0ach0r ' s Day In tht Town of Saugus. Chalrlady, Mrs. Ralph Dodgs, Si Mrs. William Mllward Aux PrMl- dent, are looking on with ths othsr Stlo ctmtn. Lsft to right, Clayton Trtfry, Vernon Evans, Norman Hansen. Womm Teacher ' s will receive beautiful corsages, men teacher ' s lapel boutonnlere ' s. an ' Hie 00 1 We the undersigned mem- bers of the Board of Select- men of the Town of Saqgus, Mass., in behalf of the Lad- le ' s Auxiliary to the S SGT, Arthur F, DeFranzo Post 2346, Veteran ' s of Foreign Wars, do hereby proclaim Friday, May 3, 1968, as ' . ' Teacher ' s Day in the Town of Saugus, Mass. We urge all citizens of the Town to honor in their own way, the dedicated teachers of all f •oh v i« n this sp( TEACHER ' S DAY PMCLAMATION m a ours, depend education of our future cu izens, and no one can con- tribute more to such an end than the teachers in our pub- lic school systems through- out our nation. ' School Oopt Appointments ' . ' a ' scho ' Snurse, appointed a schoo y4! f receipt of t e by t - Aa ret Schultz has Mrs. ' ' ' ' = - been pending service cevi Scuool Commltt J. .,s ' . ' ' Sor clerk and 9