Joseph Schultz was born in June 6, 1909 in Chelsea, Mass (Miller interview). Joseph was not born with a middle name. Joseph’s parents Soloman and Rose Schultz moved from Russia and were together for a year in the U.S. before having Joseph, who was the fifth of seven children (Miller 2). Joseph was the first generation of my mom’s side of the family to be born in the U.S., as the new Schultz family was trying to start a new life in U.S.
Joseph’s wife was Anne Weiner, and she was born in Chelsea on January 17, 1910 (Miller interview). They were married on December 26, 1931 in Portsmouth, NH. Joseph and Anne had two kids, Gerald (my grandfather) and Arnold (my uncle) (Miller interview).
Soloman, Joseph’s father was very religious, and he spoke …show more content…
Educating was a huge part of Joseph’s life. He attended Harvard University, graduating with the highest of honors and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. His profession was an educator, and he brought his educating skills to Chelsea to explore his interest in the betterment of the educational process in Chelsea. Joseph made many changes in the educational process during his tenure as Headmaster of the Carter School in Chelsea, which remains a lasting monument to his vision (Miller 2). In fact, Joseph was the Headmaster of the Carter School during my grandfather’s pre-high school years (Schultz interview). Joseph was also a principal and teacher. He was a math teacher for k-9th graders, teaching arithmetic. Along with teaching, Joseph developed a math series/program that he sold to Houghton Mifflin publishing company, who published his program (Schultz interview). Joseph was known as a very modest and dedicated man in Chelsea. He was modest in that he felt very uncomfortable and felt it wasn’t necessary to express his accomplishments to others. And Joseph was so dedicated that he spent 38 years devoted to the betterment of education in Chelsea (Miller 20).
Joseph surely made an impact on his hometown of Chelsea. Joseph was a life-long resident of Chelsea and he loved it there. Chelsea regarded him as a man of high standing and honored and preserved the memory of his achievements when he died by dedicating a room to him in the
Joseph’s wife was Anne Weiner, and she was born in Chelsea on January 17, 1910 (Miller interview). They were married on December 26, 1931 in Portsmouth, NH. Joseph and Anne had two kids, Gerald (my grandfather) and Arnold (my uncle) (Miller interview).
Soloman, Joseph’s father was very religious, and he spoke …show more content…
Educating was a huge part of Joseph’s life. He attended Harvard University, graduating with the highest of honors and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. His profession was an educator, and he brought his educating skills to Chelsea to explore his interest in the betterment of the educational process in Chelsea. Joseph made many changes in the educational process during his tenure as Headmaster of the Carter School in Chelsea, which remains a lasting monument to his vision (Miller 2). In fact, Joseph was the Headmaster of the Carter School during my grandfather’s pre-high school years (Schultz interview). Joseph was also a principal and teacher. He was a math teacher for k-9th graders, teaching arithmetic. Along with teaching, Joseph developed a math series/program that he sold to Houghton Mifflin publishing company, who published his program (Schultz interview). Joseph was known as a very modest and dedicated man in Chelsea. He was modest in that he felt very uncomfortable and felt it wasn’t necessary to express his accomplishments to others. And Joseph was so dedicated that he spent 38 years devoted to the betterment of education in Chelsea (Miller 20).
Joseph surely made an impact on his hometown of Chelsea. Joseph was a life-long resident of Chelsea and he loved it there. Chelsea regarded him as a man of high standing and honored and preserved the memory of his achievements when he died by dedicating a room to him in the