Sensorial Education Topic At Faculty Meet
Miss Carolyn DeCotlis spoke at the joint Faculty Meeting of Calvin Coolidge and George Washington Schools. She described free prepared environments and practical life exercises that foster order and sensory foundations for mathematics using decimal study, counting rods, and sandpaper symbols. DeCotlis, a sixth grade teacher at Calvin Coolidge, studied Montessori methods in London last year.
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Carolyn DeCotlis
Calvin Coolidge
George Washington
DeCotlis
Miss DeCollis
Calvin Coolidge School
London
Hillside Court: Numerous DUI and petty offense verdicts arise
The Hillside Municipal Court session on March 20 1969 saw Bruce A. Clifton plead guilty to driving while intoxicated receive 205 dollar fine and two year license revocation Lillian A Strong also guilty on DUI with identical penalties. Several others pled guilty including Frank Di Cataldo and Eric G Lomonaco with fines ranging from 15 to 30 dollars while Joseph Esposito and Nathaniel Wilkes were held for Grand Jury action on armed robbery and related counts.
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Hillside
Bruce A. Clifton
Chambers
Joseph M. Esposito
North Arlington
Ee Eees
Lillian A. Strong
Edison
Students attend special Tosca performance at Lincoln Center
Eighth grade students from A. P. Morris School toured the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City for a study of Tosca. The intermissions featured the Rome 1900 Tosca costume and a backstage scenery change demonstration. Saybrook P.T.A organized the trip with Mrs. Monroe Ackerman and Mrs. Joseph Siegal coordinating.
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A. P. Morris School
Metropolitan Opera House
Lincoln Center
New York City
Opera House
Rome
Guild
Saybrook P.T.A
Monroe Ackerman
Cultural Arts
Joseph Siegal
P.T.A
Teacher Honored on 20th Anniversary in Essex County
Mr and Mrs Richard Cole were treated to cocktails and dinner at Rods West Orange to mark Mrs Cole’s 20th anniversary as a teacher in the Essex County Vocational School system. She began teaching in September 1948 and holds a Master of Education from Rutgers Graduate School of Education. The Coles have two children, Karen and Wil.
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Richard Cole
Maple Ave
Rod
West Orange
Essex County Vocational School System
Cole
Rutgers Graduate School of Education
Coles
Karen
Hillside Avenue School
Wil
Adult Education Leaders Elect Union County Officials
Cranford Harry Linkin reelected president of the Union County Adult Education Leaders. Edward Hirschman named vice chairman, Mrs. Mary L. Slavitt secretary, Edward Gottlieb treasurer. Hirschman replaces Abe Benjamin and Slavitt replaces Lois Marshall. Treasurer post created.
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Cranford
Harry Linkin
Union County
Rahway Adult School
Mary L. Slavit
Newark State College Extension Division
Edward Gottlieb
Hillside Adult School
Hirschman
Abe Benjamin
Elizabeth
Slavitt
Lois Marshall
Plainfield
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Lisa Gomez
Rose Stahnten
Maureen Haight
Muriel Ehren
Hillside Photo Service
Edward Marsarsky
PAL
Det
Alois Stier
B'nai B'rith
Viet Nam
Martin Kaufman
Women
Louis Devin
Cruz Ortez
Newark
Mae Fond Een
Au Wao Luleu Pony
Frank di Cataldo
Union
Teeer
Nathaniel E. Wilkes
Seatle
Robert Dudley
Robert J. Serio
Walter Mitchell
Eric G. Lomonaco
Sons
David W. Wojenski
Matthew Baker
Garden State Parkway
Acees
Gerald C. Eohigin
Mackens
Robert Taylor
Neptune
Bhraar
Cer
Benigleeta
Fay
Acene
Union College
Edward Hirschman
A.P. Morris School
Hillside Lodge of Elks
Marion Hurotunian
John Redling
Americanism Committee
Walter Reutter
Richard Tillou
Joseph Sales
Christ the King School
Leo Wadeyka
Walter Siecura
Peter Evanik
Zimmerman Photo Service
the Howard
Howard's Golden
Savings HO
Savings Pecous Trvestne
Howard Savings
Broad Street
Newark N. J
Bloomfield Ave
Clifton Ave
Orange Ave
Sandford Ave
Springfield Ave
Bergen St
University
Raymond Blvd
Chancellor Ave
Clinton Place
South Orange
South Orange Ave
Lackawanna Sta
North
Caldwell
Mountain Ave
Mirvington
Garden State
Stuyvesant Ave
40Th St
Howard Savings Institution
P.O. Box
Newark, N. J
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