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72 <br /> Report of the Su erintendent f <br /> p p o Schools <br /> i <br /> `I� I <br /> To the School Committee and Citizens <br /> of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> { <br /> Mashpee is particularly fortunate in the -faculty it <br /> has this year. Every grade is taught by a well-trained, <br /> experienced teacher. In grades 1 and 2 we have Mrs. <br /> Edith Bannister who does a fine job with beginning <br /> ichildren. In grades 3 and 4 we have Mrs. Ellen Call, a <br /> graduate of the Keene State Teachers College who has <br /> had successful experience in the schools of Nashua, <br /> N. H. In grades 5 and 6 we have Mrs. Edna Johnson who <br /> not only is an able teacher but one who has sincere <br /> interest in anything that will help the children of <br /> Mashpee to have a finer living. Mr. ,Kenneth Coombs, <br /> a young man with fine training and native background; <br /> serves as principal and as teacher of grades 7 and 8. <br /> III In September, Mr. Coombs went to a hospital for ex- <br /> amination, and had to remain away from school until <br /> January, 1951. During his absence, the school was well <br /> i. taught and well managed by Mr. Owen Keenan of Mil- <br /> ford. <br /> I <br /> It has been a difficult, but we feel a worthwhile, <br /> ISI task to keep our school lunch operating without in <br /> creasing the cost of the lunches. The present 15c charge <br /> is by far the lowest made by any school cafeteria in <br /> this area. This, combined with the fact that there are <br /> I <br /> fewer children eating, gives very little income for sue- <br /> i <br /> cessful operation. Thevernmen <br /> o <br /> g t subsidy was cut to <br /> eight cents a meal from the previously p Y paid nine cents <br /> and the June subsidy was reduced one-fifth. Ever <br /> available dollar from the school treasury was used to , <br /> THU � <br /> l <br /> a <br />
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