1954 science class at Mount St. Mary's Academy with the girls studying human anatomy. Charts on the wall display the structure of the human eye and the digestive system. A nun stands nearby. Long bench student desks in foreground. Photo #20.
Rice Memorial High School concert and marching band, with bandmaster Joseph F. Lechnyr (1895-1959) in white uniform. Music supervisor at Cathedral High School since 1921, and conductor of many music ensembles in the Champlain Valley, Lechnyr lived only a few weeks after Rice opened, dying of a... Show moreRice Memorial High School concert and marching band, with bandmaster Joseph F. Lechnyr (1895-1959) in white uniform. Music supervisor at Cathedral High School since 1921, and conductor of many music ensembles in the Champlain Valley, Lechnyr lived only a few weeks after Rice opened, dying of a heart attack on March 21, 1959. Show less
Seventeen Richmond High School graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of the school with faculty member, Eugene Clowse (1883-1955). Clowse was Supervising Principal from 1930 to 1954. Undated. Photo #2.
1949 Twelve Richmond High School graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of the school with faculty member, Eugene Clowse (1883-1955). Clowse was Supervising Principal from 1930 to 1954. Fellow students lean out the windows to watch to photo shoot. Photo #2.
Twelve Richmond High School graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of the school with faculty member, Eugene Clowse (1883-1955). Clowse was Supervising Principal from 1930 to 1954. Undated but probably 1949. Photo #1?
Ca. 1948 photo of at least 200 young people and adults. Room is probably a gymnasium in Burlington. Occasion may be a gathering before graduation such as baccalaureate (both Anglican and Roman Catholic clergy are present).
Ca. 1948 photo of at least 200 young people and adults. Room is probably a gymnasium in Burlington. Occasion may be a gathering before graduation such as baccalaureate (both Anglican and Roman Catholic clergy are present).
Ca. 1945 photo of a group of high school students and perhaps some teachers assembled outside their school for a portrait. Identity of persons, venue, and occasion unknown. Photo #7.
Ca. 1948 photo of at least 200 young people and adults. Room is probably a gymnasium in Burlington. Occasion may be a gathering before graduation such as baccalaureate (both Anglican and Roman Catholic clergy are present). This is the "female" side of the assembly. mcalB17F24i01-02 showed mostly... Show moreCa. 1948 photo of at least 200 young people and adults. Room is probably a gymnasium in Burlington. Occasion may be a gathering before graduation such as baccalaureate (both Anglican and Roman Catholic clergy are present). This is the "female" side of the assembly. mcalB17F24i01-02 showed mostly the boys. Show less
Undated here but dated 1953 elsewhere (see mcalB18F04i11): the graduating class at Shelburne High School, consisting of 2 girls and 7 boys. On the far left is John E. McGee, the principal, who also taught math & science, and coached team sports. The school closed in 1964. Photo #2.
1953 photo of the graduating class at Shelburne High School, consisting of 2 girls and 7 boys. The man standing on the far left may be a teacher, but it does not appear to be John McGee, the principal. The school closed in 1964. Photo #3.
Undated photo of the graduating class at Shelburne High School, consisting of 7 girls and 5 boys. John E. McGee, principal, science & math teacher, and coach from 1935-1960, stands in the back row. The school closed in 1964. Photo #4.
Undated photo of the graduating class at Shelburne High School, consisting of 5 girls and 7 boys. Principal (1935-1960) John E. McGee is in the back row, far left. The school closed in 1964.
Undated here but identical to a 1948 photo (see mcalB18F04i13) of the graduating class at Shelburne High School, consisting of 4 girls and 4 boys. Standing in the back row is principal John E. McGee, who also taught math and science, and coached sports 1935-1960. The school closed in 1964. Photo #1.
