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DEBORAH INNES LINDA LeBLANC Jil ui6er6 OLIVE B. MocPHERSON Faculty Advisor HUGH McCUSKER Business Monoger Thirteen
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eurmcj eachers MISS BEATRICE SWEET Miss Beatrice Sweet, for many years a teacher of music at Somerville High School retired in December of 1966. Her devotion to her work ond her students, her untiring efforts to inculcate o love for music in her students, her talent ond her ability marked her os cn outstanding teacher. Miss Sweet, herself a graduate of Somerville High School, studied voice, harmony, and violin for many yeors following her graduation. She was a teacher of violin and conducted her own studio for eighteen years until her appointment to the Somerville Schools in 1941. She taught of the Northeastern Junior High School until 1944 when she was transferred to the Somerville High School Music Deportment. In addition to her duties ct the high school. Miss Sweet directed church choirs and for mony yeors, os on employee of the Somerville Recreation Commission, worked with people of all ages through the Youth Recreotion Chorus ond its adult counterpart the Com- munity Recreation Chorus. Her gift for choral directing wos instantly obvious to all who heard her glee clubs perform. All who knew her odmired her. She will be solely missed. Miss Damery, a graduate of Somerville High School, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rodcliffe Col- lege ond the degree of Master of Education from Har- vard University. In addition to graduate study in Chem- istry at Rodcliffe ond of Boston University, she studied Low at Northeastern University. Chemistry constituted the principal orco of her long and fruitful teoching experience in this school. To her work she brought the qualities of a good teacher: knowl- edge of her subject, enthusiosm for her profession, ond a vitol interest in boys ond girls, coupled with modesty, wit, perseverance, o love of truth ond beouty, and o strong sense of justice. The offer of on excellent position with the United States Patent Office in Washington, D.C. did net lure her from teaching. Total commitment to education hos been reflected in her many civic, church, and college olumnae activities including her outstanding service with the Girl Scouts, in the field of religious education, and as a Rodcliffe Class Secretory. In her retirement from teaching we know she will find joy in well-eorned freedom and the leisure to pursue other areas of interest. MISS MARIE B. DAMERY Twelve
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