Regional High School reports mixed progress in first year
Sudbury Regional High School released Iowa Tests results showing adequate overall performance and strong counselor guidance across New England. A conference presence highlighted by Doucette and Urston, with praise from Professor Darling, underlines early success while stressing counselor collaboration with college admissions offices.
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Sudbury
Iowa
Doucette
Career Conference
Roland Darling
New England
Hartford
Connecticut
James A. Doucette
Roger Urston
Harold Benjamin
Chester Bowles
Thurston
University of Massachusetts
University of New Hampshire
University of Vermont
Harvard University
Brown University
Bowdoin College
Greater Boston
New England Industrial Arts Teachers Convenes in Burlington
The 20th Annual Convention of the New England Industrial Arts Teachers Association was held November 1 and 2 in Burlington Vermont. Mr Oliver reported on practical arts and the age of automation.
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Burlington
New England Industrial Arts Teachers Association
Vermont
Oliver Reptical
Ex-Concord Star Honored as First GLNTS Recruit
Joseph W. Gregg a former Concord semi pro star was celebrated as the first recruit through the Great Lakes Naval Training Station in 1911. Pictured in Navy Times he received testimonials and a message from Fleet Adm. William F. Halsey during a homecoming.
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Concord
Navy Times
Joseph W. Gregg
Yesteryear
Great Lakes
Joe
Fleet Adm
William F. “Bull Halsey
U. S. Navy
Hale High Honor Roll and Stow List Announced
Hale High School in Stow releases term honor rolls with high honors in each class. Senior high honors include iAnne O'Toole iFay McCarthy Linda Scott and Joan Vodokolys. Junior high honors list Lorna Clerk Judy McConnell Leah Malmberg Joy Norgel and Mary Tervo. Sophomore honors name David Delorey Karen Katvala Norma Joki Elaine Paquet and Gay Witherbee. Freshman high honors list Neila Addy Richard Banford Dayene Brewer Sandra Campbell Jean Jokinen Jane Luxton.
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Stow
Hale High High School
Joseph Ookié
iAnne O’toole
iFay McCarthy
Linda Scott
Joan Vodokolys
Lorna Clerk
Judy McConnell
Leah Malmberg
Joy Norgeal
Mary Tervo
Judy Kindsley
Eleanor Priest
Pat Woodman
David Delore
Boston
Kettering Quote on Research and Change
A brief Charles F. Kettering remark emphasizes research as a simple, welcoming force for change and frames it as a common, inclusive practice within GM.
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Charles F Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Sled Dog Teams Race Next Sunday at Carlisle England
Sled dog meet and wheel event scheduled for Sunday at 1 p m in Carlisle England hosted by Sled Dog Club with over a dozen teams expected. Dr Mark D 1% hosts at River Road Lincoln and Bedford Road club president L Grant invites public.
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Carlisle
England Sled Dog Club
Mark D
River Road
Ule 'L. Grant
Bedford Road
Maynard Junior High Routs Concord 28 0 in Football
Maynard Junior High hosted Concord Junior High and dominated 28 to 0. Scorers were James Ryall, Ronnie Doran, and Bill Desa with two TDs, while Doran added a 50 yard run. Standouts included George Kopp, Ronnie Doran, James Ryall, Richard Rotter, John Enneguess, Donald Gunn, and William Larson.
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Maynard
Concord Junior High
George Kopp
Ronnie Doran
James Ryall
Richard Rotter
John Enneguess
Donald Gunn
William Larson
Maynard field hockey tops Acton regional rematch 2-0
Maynard High School field hockey defeated Acton regionals 2-0 in the varsity game. J.V. teams also won, Maynard 3-0, with Catherine Kupovich scoring both varsity goals and Leigh Robinson with two J.V. goals and Mary Bakun adding one.
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Maynard
Acton
J. V
Catherine Kulevich
Leigh Robinson
Mary Bakun
Concord Little League reviews season and plans
At the annual meeting in the Town House Concord Little League reflected on a season that started with a sports night and tags day and closed with an all star game. About 140 boys joined five major and four minor teams along with 198 in tryouts and coaching activities. Proceeds supported the league and officers for 1958 were nominated with Haskell to be president and Windheim vice president.
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Concord
Chester Smethurst
Maynard
Maurice McWalter
Charles Putnam
Robert W. Damon
Robert G. Windheim
Charles T. Greene
Ralph Y. Haskell
Leo D. Caprice
Haskell
Windheim
Judge McWalter
Maynard School News Reports Student Projects and Activities
Maynard eighth grade students completed a plant and animal life unit with inventive projects. Sandra Rae and John Nyman organized the displays. Carol Henderson joins Roosevelt School as Education Week activities highlight parent-teacher cooperation. report cards mailed November 4.
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Maynard
Sandra Rae
John Nyman
Carol Henderson
Acton
Roosevelt School
Roosevelt
Miss White
Dior Prepares for Post Dior Era with Team Leadership
Reports say House of Dior will replace the late Christian Dior with a team rather than a single heir. Despite rumors 21 year old Yves Saint Laurent was considered, official plan favors a collaborative leadership approach following Dior's death October 24 in Montacatini Italy.
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Paris
Nova
Jacques Rouet
Dutadiee
House of
Dior
Christian Dior
Yves Saint-Laurent
Monta Catini
Italy
Emergency powers in Lima restrict travel amid crowds
A Peru report notes President Manuel vetoes measures and imposes crowd limits with or without legal procedure, claiming control of the seat of power in modern times while child welfare remains a concern. Somersworth, New Hampshire coverage contrasts with General Electric News tone.
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Lima
Peru
Manuel
General Electric News
Somersworth, New Hampshire
Unbeaten Powers Face Key Eastern Massachusetts Grid Tests
Eastern Mass high school football lights up with five major games this weekend. Waltham vs Newton pits Class A leaders against each other while Lawrence looms as a heavy favorite. Marlboro must win to stay in the Class C chase. Winchester meets Wakefield and Natick vs Norwood decide Bay State and league titles as Marlboro eyes a 15th straight win.
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Marlboro
Eastern Mass
B. Waltham
Newton
Winchester
Wakefield
Norwood
Natick
Concord
Haverhill
Lawrence Tunder
Turday
Walthag
Mewton
Lawrence
Waltham - Newton
Waltham
Inchester
Archibishop Iliams
Williams
Keith
Ted
Braintree
Mules
Joy Heague
Streight
Oliver Ames
Oliver Ames J
Olive
Fowboro
Coyle
Durfee
Beverly
Watertown
Woolthone
Jeohinson Gardner
St. Bernard
Franklin
Ashland
Fragmentary radio notes hint at wall wash and film roles
The readable parts show references to radio work in the 1940s, a first place finish, and terms like Canteen and Pilot. Mentions of a wall washing away overnight and a paused scene suggest a disrupted scene or set incident affecting filming. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Morrow
Bywood Canteen
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John Lent
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Barbara Mackey
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James Hansen
Ellen Sokolowski
Janet Jarvinen
Donna Mitchell
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