Decides Tomorrow Theme at Hale High School Graduation
Hale High School held its graduation for the class of with a benediction at the parish church and commencement exercises led by Rudolph F. registrar. Leah Malmberg received awards and diplomas along with other seniors. The class motto Today Decides Tomorrow and colors blue and white. Class Marshal David Delorey. piano Marla Terro. Graduates included Lorna Clark Paul Colleton Judith Kinsley Leah Malmberg Clyde McAllister Judith McConnell Joy Nergoal Eleanor Priest Martha Punty Bevan Quinn Charles Saari Carol Smith Dorothy Spaulding Mary Tervo Philip Weinmann Patricia Woodman Karen Wright.
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Leah Malmberg
Eotray Bevan’ Quifin
Judith Kinsley
Patricia Woodman
Lorna Clark
Philip Weinmann
David Delorey
Marla Terro
Lorna
May Clark
Paul Leo Colleton
Frederick John Collicutt
Judith Ethel Kinsley
Richard Albert Land
Center School awards for pupil winners announced
In the second grade at Center School awards were given for reading and care of Mrs. Winners include Ride John Sayward Janice Martin and Penny Savosh Beattie. Fourth grade students Karen and Holly Smith and Donna Cunning received honors during a general assembly in the auditorium.
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Ride
John Sayward
Janice Martin
Penny Savosh Beattie
Inson
Christopher
Garden Club Meet Should Donate to Inn Fund
Stowe Garden Club held an April meeting on Walcott Street with Mrs HC leading. Members interpreted song and book titles in flower arrangements and voted to donate to the Wayside Inn Garden Committee for maintenance and Longfellow's tree at Sudbury. The next meeting date was not read.
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Stowe
Stow Garden Club
Walcott Street
Irm
Pete Bit Pisast
Pathe
Lee Preacher
Rockies
Texas
Wayside Inn Garden
Longfellow
Sudbury
Daines
Buriis
Williatt
R. Rawisser
Smith College grants BA to 660, including area student
Stow among 660 young women to receive a bachelor of arts at Smith College Sunday afternoon. Margaret Woodhead of Boxboro Road graduates Hale High School in 1955 and will sail in August to Izmir Turkey to teach mathematics at the American Collegiate Institute.
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Kinevicai Board of Feign Mission
Red Cross Branch Meeting and Birthday Celebration
A Red Cross Branch meeting took place at the brick schoolhouse on Tuesday evening with a report from the water safety committee led by Mrs. F Dolan. Michael Pearson celebrated his sixth birthday with a sled party for friends on Tuesday.
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Red Cross Branch
Water Safety Committee
F. Dolan
Michael Pearson
Willis Pearson
Cross Street
Home of Mrs Arthur Morrell in Lake Boon
A short note places Mrs Arthur Morrell at Lake Boon with the description One of New England's dimples where nature always smiles. The line evokes a quaint, scenic setting associated with the Morrell residence.
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Arthur Morrell
Lake Boon
New England
Sudbury Woman Wins Boston University Education Degree
Natalie Pirrello formerly of Sudbury High School class of 1956 earned a B S in Education at Boston University and will teach in Rochester New York. She interned in Lincoln and Waltham school systems and was a finalist in the Miss Touchdown 1956 contest. Her wedding to Richard C Ling is set for June 28 at the Mahatma Mary Chapel.
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Sudbury
Natalie Pirrello
Boston University
Sudbury High School
B.S. MN
Boston Garden
Miss Pirrello
Pirrello
Rochester
N. Y
Wntn
Lincoln
Waltham
Mahatha
Mary Chapel
Richard C. Ling
Goodman Hill Road
University of Rochester
Frank Pirrello
Center School
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Basic Library
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