Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Newly elected chairman of the Boston School Committee admires beautiful red roses sent to her after she won the nomination of the chairmanship of the Boston School Committee, surrounded by her members. Dr. Fred Gillis, Mrs. Louise Day Hicks, Chairwoman, Joe Lee, (rear) Arthur Gartland, William O'Connor, and Thomas Eisenstadt
Newly elected chairman of the Boston School Committee admires beautiful red roses sent to her after she won the nomination of the chairmanship of the Boston School Committee, surrounded by her members. Dr. Fred Gillis, Mrs. Louise Day Hicks, Chairwoman, Joe Lee, (rear) Arthur Gartland, William O'Connor, and Thomas Eisenstadt
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Newly elected chairman of the Boston School Committee admires beautiful red roses sent to her after she won the nomination of the chairmanship of the Boston School Committee, surrounded by her members. Dr. Fred Gillis, Mrs. Louise Day Hicks, Chairwoman, Joe Lee, (rear) Arthur Gartland, William O'Connor, and Thomas Eisenstadt

January 7, 1963

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