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97 <br />forced him to resign in the late fall. Mr. Joseph Morrison was <br />named to replace Mr. Dixon and in a short period of time, he <br />has proved himself to be an outstanding member of the <br />school family. <br />Maintenance <br />Much was accomplished during 1965 in the way of reno- <br />vations, new equipment, and replacement. <br />1. A new corridor ceiling was installed in the original <br />Samuel G. Davis School. <br />2. A new rear door and a boiler room door were in- <br />stalled. <br />3. The interior of the original Samuel G. Davis School <br />was painted—classrooms, halls, closets, storage areas, <br />ceilings, entry and stairwells. <br />4. Principal's office was refurbished. <br />5. Teachers' room was refurbished. <br />6• A new section of chain link fence was installed. <br />7. A new refrigerator was installed in the cafeteria. <br />8. A new vacuum pump was installed. <br />Conclusion <br />There are other items I could comment upon but I have <br />included those of major importance and rather than be repe- <br />titious in my remarks, I refer you to the report of Mr. Ken- <br />neth Coombs, Principal of the Samuel G. Davis School. <br />In conclusion, I have every reason to believe that Mash - <br />pee takes pride in its school, the welfare of the young people <br />who attend and those who serve the young people day in and <br />day out. I extend sincere appreciation to all who are con- <br />cerned with the welfare and progress of the children of Mash - <br />pee who attend the Samuel G. Davis School, Barnstable Jun- <br />ior High School, Barnstable Vocational High School and Fal- <br />mouth High School. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />CLAYTON E. CAMPBELL, <br />Superintendent of Schools <br />