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STAFF: John Balben, Head Custodian; Mary DiBenedetto, Cook; William Donovan, Custodian; Germaine French, Cook; Barbara Gorham, Cook; Frances Harding, Secretary; Harriet Heywood, Sec¬ retary; Elizabeth Hoagland, Language Laboratory; Shirley Kemp- ster. Cashier; Maud e Koester, Guidance Secretary; William Mac¬ Leod, Custodian; Hilda Mosher, Cook; Pasquale Nicatera, Custo¬ dian; Foscoe Picchi, Laboratory Assistant; Esther Reed, Cook; Elaine Sinclair, Guidance Secretary; Margery Woods, Cook; Harry Zastra, Custodian. ) at ' ' Ij , 4,
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witnessed several interesting chemistry experi¬ ments. Mrs. Sutherland paced back and forth be¬ fore her classes, explaining the latest biology les¬ son. Mrs. Garden’s students studied their assign¬ ments assiduously, but somehow CBA chemistry never seemed reasonable. The stimulating phys¬ ical science classes of Mr. Hassard launched fu¬ ture astronomers and nuclear-physicists on their careers. In the SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. Smith presented his history and modern problems classes with endless (humph) sheets for further study. World history students gained insight into the problems of modern times in Mrs. Emerson’s classes. Miss Coggins entertained pupils with her cryptic remarks and her multicolored lifesavers. In ART Miss Olliff’s classes developed their artistic talents by cutting out pictures for colors, drawing letters, and appreciating agreeable harmonies. Under the conscientious supervision of Mrs. Ray¬ mond, who also taught HOME ECONOMICS, the cafeteria served balanced meals to starving students. Mrs. Hoyle never seemed to tire of ex¬ plaining that one could never learn to type by looking at the keys. Mrs. Mulford kept a quiet and orderly LIBRARY for those with the Scho¬ penhauer noise-phobia. In Miss Callahan’s READING IMPROVEMENT classes, concern¬ ed students increased their reading speeds to un¬ believable WPM’s. Whenever a teacher was ab¬ sent chances were that Mrs. Czarnowski would cheerfully greet students saying, “Now, we won’t have a study!” Another substitute teacher was Mrs. Richardson who supervised study halls. Mrs. Harris also kept students busy during teach¬ ers’ absences. FACULTY: Ruth Mulford, Librarian; Harriet Nelson, French; Paul Nichols, English; Alice Olliff, Art; John Proctor, Head of Athletic Department; Ruth Raymond, Home Economics and Head of Cafeteria; Arleen Richardson, Substitute; Joseph Roche, French; Wallace Sawyer, Head of Science Department on sabbatical; Nor¬ man Smith, Head of Social Studies Department, Marcia Specht, Mathematics; Joan Sullivan, French; Linda Sutherland, Biology; Carol Sweeney, Chemistry; Robert Walker, English; Theresa Zam- progno, French; Martha Zelinka, Head of Mathematics; John Zorn, Speech and English. 10
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