Conway, New Hampshire Annual Report 1949
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A veryr successful lunch program has been established and I ap- preciate the help of everyone who has worked to make these lunches possible.
The High School offers a fine program for the college-bound pupils and for those going directly to work after graduation. The elementary programs are hmited by inadequate buildings and grounds. I am confident that with continued study the School Board and the Survey Committee will find ways to improve the facilities for grades 1-8.
My sincere thanks are ex...tended to the School Board, teach- ers, and all other members who have made the past year worth- while for the boys and girls.
Respectfully submitted, HAMMOND A. YOUNG Superintendent of Schools February 23, 1950 83 TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS— 1949-50 KENNETT HIGH SCHOOL George T. Davidson, Jr., Headmaster Arthur F. Pottle, Jr., Submaster and teacher of Mathematics Karl G. Seidenstuecker, Director of Athletics, Social Studies Edward A. Janes, Science Wallace E. Smith, Industrial Arts Arthur H. Cutter, Agriculture, Ski Coach Elzear A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A veryr successful lunch program has been established and I ap- preciate the help of everyone who has worked to make these lunches possible.
The High School offers a fine program for the college-bound pupils and for those going directly to work after graduation. The elementary programs are hmited by inadequate buildings and grounds. I am confident that with continued study the School Board and the Survey Committee will find ways to improve the facilities for grades 1-8.
My sincere thanks are ex...tended to the School Board, teach- ers, and all other members who have made the past year worth- while for the boys and girls.
Respectfully submitted, HAMMOND A. YOUNG Superintendent of Schools February 23, 1950 83 TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS— 1949-50 KENNETT HIGH SCHOOL George T. Davidson, Jr., Headmaster Arthur F. Pottle, Jr., Submaster and teacher of Mathematics Karl G. Seidenstuecker, Director of Athletics, Social Studies Edward A. Janes, Science Wallace E. Smith, Industrial Arts Arthur H. Cutter, Agriculture, Ski Coach Elzear A.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conway (N.H. : Town) to read onlineMoreLess
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