University of Maine at Farmington - Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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I rzgallr Slevenr Wright Nickerson Sawyer de Weller ARTHUR D. INGALLS F. S. N. S., B.SL, Teachers College, Columbia, former principal of Farmington Town School, Principal of W. G. Mallett School since its opening in 1932, Organized and supervised distribution of ration book 4 in Farmington Village, Organized and supervised the financing of the noon lunches in the Training school for the season of1944, Eighth grade, 17 Main Street, Farmington. ALICE E. STEVENS F. S. N. S., advanced study at University of Maine, served on War Chest'Fund Drive for Church Benefit, assisted in rationing, accompanist in concerts for Stamps and Bond benefit, also Red Cross benefit, Seventh grade, 94 Perham Street, Farmington. MILDRED WRIGHT F. S. N. S., formerly taught in Mexico and Southwest Harbor, elected 1943, assisted in rationing, Sixth grade, 16 Quebec Street, Farmington. MRS. EVA H. NICKERSON F. S. N. S., former member of Farmington Town staff, W. G. Mallett School since 1932, assisted in rationing, volunteer in Control Center, Fifth grade, 25 Main Street, Farmington. MRS. GERTRUDE Y. SAWYER F. S. N. S., advanced study at University of Maine, former member of Farmington town school staff, W. G. Mallett school since 1952, worked at Red Cross rooms, chairman of committee on Revision of Library, Fourth grade, East Corinth. MRS. GLADYS M. deWEVER F. S. N. S., Advanced Study Boston University, Elected in 1934, Franklin County Schools War Savings Program Chairman, Director of W. G. Mallett School War Savings Program, assisted in rationing, faculty member of Phi Nu Omega Sorority, Third grade, New Sharon.

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l 4 .-M 1 l Sn 711071 Tilm VI Kwmifton RUTH V. SOMERS A.B., Brown University, M.A., George Washington University, graduate study at Boston University, Harvard and Columbia, former teacher of Americaniza- tion classes in Providence and supervising principal of Post Chilclren's School, Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., adviser, Lambda Epsilon, Modern Authors Club, Supervisor, student Red Cross work, English, litera- ture, 586 Sawyer Street, South Portland. MRS. MARY E. TILTON Oneonta State Normal School, New York, advanced study at Cortland Normal School, New York and New York University, formerly teacher in public schools of New York, Newjersey and Maine, elected to the faculty in 1928, Physical Education, Hygiene, Director of Women's Athletics, Albion. MRS. NETTIE S. ROUNDS Graduate of Gilman Commercial School, Bangor, Secretary to Principal since 1922, Appointed as bursar in 1957, 71 Perham Street, Farmington. v r Hun! ,psf .. nfl--v ' 1 f1,' ., is--'V if , it 1 Romzdr Vote Berry MRS. -IOSEPHINE T. VOSE Westbrook Seminary, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass., Y. W. C. A. School of Cookery, Cleveland, Formerly a teacher and superintendent of schools, dietitian, 45 High Street, Farmington. MRS. MARCIA V. KENNISTON Real estate business since 1923 in home town, Mallett Hall Matron since 1933, Boothbay Harbor. MRS. CELIA L. HUNT F. S. N. S., formerly public school teacher, became Matron of Purington Hall in 1940, Farmington. REGINALD D. BERRY Building and ground custodian since 1951, Farming- ton.

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n E rr n is . - H .' H s t- . l Hg rr .c H - l..' fuss 1-as as 1 an .l B ru uw Hawkins A 1,50 pp R0lliII.F Pefkilltf Wgbjfgy- ZILDA J. BROWN F. S. N. S.g Advanced study at Columbia, former member of Farmington town school stahl W. G. Mal- lett School since 1932, assisted in rarioningg Organist of Congregational Church, Civilian Defense Control Center volunteerg Second gradeg 36 High Street, Farmington. F. PHYLLIS HAWKINS . F. S. N. S. '39g advanced study at University ofMaineg elected in 1942, Teacher of summer demonstration school, 1943, assisted in rationing, Red Cross solici- tor, First grade, Howland. MRS. DORIS SALLEY ABBOTT F. S. N. S. '38g advanced study at University of Southern California, taught in Wiltonpelected in 1942, resigned in February, Kindergarten, Madison. DOROTHY G. ROLLINS F. S. N. S. '43g Student at University of Maine until mid-year 19443 succeeded Mrs. Abbott in February, Farmington. IOLA H. PERKINS F. S. N. S., graduate of American Institute of Normal Methods, Auburndale, Mass., member of Model School staff 1921-26, assistant supervisor 1926-28g music instructor, Farmington public schools since 1928g 184 Highland Avenue, Gardiner. MRS. MARAH STEVENS WEBSTER F. S. N. S., graduate of Fine Arts department of Pratt Institute, advanced study at University of Vermont and Boothbay Studios, formerly supervisor of art in public schools of Slcowhegan and Sanford, Art In- structor Farmington public schools since 19355 5 Middle Street, Farmington, summer, Chesterville.