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Mrs. Elizabeth Gise, third grade teacher. Received her educational training at Long Beach State Col lege. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1952. Mrs. Faye Moffitt, second grade teacher. Receiv ed her educa tional training at Arizona State Teachers’ Col lege, Flagstaff. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1938, Mrs. Kathryn Warren, third and fourth grade teacher. Receiv ed her educa tional training at Eastern Washington Col lege of Educa tion and U.S.C. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1949, Mrs. Larena Tuthill, first grade teacher. Receiv ed her educa tional] training at Broad Oaks School, Pasa dena. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1952. Miss Bernice Tomlinson, first grade teacher. Received her educational training ‘at’ the Western Reserve University and San Francisco State Teachers’ College. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1941. Mrs. Izola Thompson, fourth grade teacher. Received her educational training at the Colorado Agri cultural College, University of Nebraska and U.S.C. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1943. Mrs. Elise Smith, school librar ian. Received her educational training at the University of Oregon and Long Beach State College, Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1949. Skelsey, ‘fifth grade teacher. Received her educational training at Long Beach State Col lege and West ern Washington Colege of Edu cation, Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1946, Moviella Walker, second grade teacher, Received her educational training at Beth any College, Kansas and Long Beach State, Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1953. Mrs. Clarissa Fowler... Nurse. Received her training at the Santa Ana Val ley Hospital and University of Minnesota. She started services at Sea] Beach in 1937. Mr. Maurice Richmond, Jr. Sixth grade teacher. Receiv ed his educa tional training at Long Beach State and San Jose’ State Col leges. Started at Sea] Beach in 1954. Mrs. Nell Sharp, seventh grade teacher. Receiv ed her educa tional training at Whittier Col lege, Started at Seal Beach in 1954. Miss Joyce Wilson, fourth grade teacher. Received her educational training at the Sul Ross State Teachers’ Col lege, Tex. Start ed teaching at Seal Beach in 1943. We can do anything we want to do if we stick to it long enough. —Helen Keller! Miss Kathryn Garrity,eighth grade teacher. Received her educational training, State Teachers’Col lege, Valley City, North Dakota, and U.S.C. Start ed teaching in Seal Beach 1942. Mrs. Kathleen. Kinney, second grade teacher. Received her educational training at Uni versity of Cali fornia at Santa Barbara and Long Beach State, Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1953. Miss Phyllis: Weakly, kinder garter teacher; received her educational training at the University of Minnesota, Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1953, grade teacher. Received his educational Mrs. Alice Tolman, sixth and seventh grade teacher. Receiv ed her educa tional training at Brigham Young College and Long Beach State. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1953. Mrs. Florence Cuttle, first grade teacher. Receiv ed her educa tional training at U.C.L.A. Start ed teaching at Seal Beach in 1952.5 DeYoung, third grade teacher. Received her educational training at La Verne College, U.S C.and Uni versity of Wash ington. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1944. Mr. Ormon -Reynolds, eighth grade teacher and physical education Instructor. Re ceived his edu cational training at Whittier Col lege and U.S.C. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1950. (Continued from Page Four) much as possible in teaching. Mr McGaugh said that “rather than teaching subject matter, we are teaching pupils.” He hasten ed to explain that subject mat ter is taught, but that each teacher realizes that he or she must begin with the ability and advancement of the individual pupil. Each teacher follows a flexible schedule of instruction, remem bering that the needs of the pupils must come first and fore most. Yes, the past 42 years have cer tainly seen great strides made in our local school. It enjoys a fine reputation among elemen tary schools in Orange County— and, indeed, the Southland. Seal Beach citizens have reason to be proud of their school and of the fact that their children have the opportunity of attending this in stitution. Mrs. Wilma Mr. Oecus Bankston, fifth training at Long Beach State Col lege, Started teaching at Seal ‘Beach in 1953. Miss. Betty Mrs. Mildred Lawrence, kinder garten teacher. Received her educational training at U.C. L.A. and Long Beach State Col lege. Started teaching at Seal Beach in 1943, IF YOU ARE ABLE to identify any of these Seal Beach school students kindly notify this newspaper so the names can ap pear next week. PICTURED HEREWITH are students of the Seal photograph is somewhat faded you may be ab advise this newspaper of the names fo.the phot Beach grade school in 1917, although the to identify some of the students. If so, kindly with names may appear next week.
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Seal Beach Post And Wave
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Thu, Apr 28, 1955
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