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72 05
Silver, Burdett & Co., books .
.
217 18
Suffolk Engraving Co., cuts
4 00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co ..
paper . 2 00
Souther, E. B., books
7 50
Tilton, C. B., supplies
33 89
Turner, S. B., labor
7 74
Tupper, F. A., postage
10 95
Truant officers :
Canavan, M. J. 20 00
Maxim, J. M. 10 00
Conly, John
12 30 42 30
818 82
Amount carried forward, $7,914 18
43
Amount brought forward,
Halloran, John
15 00
Olney, A. G. 3 00
18 00
Thompson, Brown & Co., books
44 22
Thayer, E. G., picture
1 50
University Pub. Co., books
26 33
Williams, T. L., repairs and elocks
16 00
Werner Co., books .
.
18 40
William Ware & Co., books
.
54 14
Wadsword & Co., supplies
107 18
$285 77
Total,
$8199 95
Balance, .
05
Appropriations and transfer, .
$8,200 00
$8,200 00
EVENING SCHOOLS.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
James M. Nowland .
$180 00
Mary Marden .
86 00
Eliza C. Sheahan
66 00
Williamina Birse
116 00
Maggie E. Haley,
118 00
Annie E. Burns
49 50
Jennie F. Griffin
36 00
Geo. I. Linton .
78 00 -
$729 50
WILLARD.
Chas. F. Merrick .
$180 00
Annie F. Burns
68 00
248 00
Amount carried forward, ·
$977 50
$7,914 18
44
Amount brought forward,
$977 50
Nellie C. Gragg .
. 112 00
Mary L. Crowe .
118 00
Frances Sullivan . .
82 00
Catharine C. McGovern
103 00
Francis Welsh .
78 00
$493 00.
DRAWING.
W. A. England
$500 00
S. B. Turner
131 30
$631 30
Quincy Electric Light and Power Co. :
Adams
$80 30
Willard
120 90
Drawing
.
36 70
$237 90
E. S. Beckford & Co., labor and sup- plies
$22 44
J. L. Hammett, supplies . 125 11
W. A. England, supplies .
70
H. C. Kendall, diplomas .
2 00
Prescott and Son, printing
9 50
Thompson, Brown & Co., supplies . 6 60
Fred F. Green, printing . 6 00
James M. Nowland, supplies
2 00
Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas
4 00
$178 35.
Total,
$2,518 05
Transfers,
250 00
Balance, .
31 95
$2,800 00.
Appropriation,
$2,800 00;
.
.
.
.
Graded by years of service.
HIGH.
GRADE.
Iola L. Pearl,
Helen L. Follansbee,
Genevra Gwynn,
Clara E. Thompson,
Madeleine Fish,
Elizabeth A. S. Ilsley,
C. R. Tucker,
Frederic A. Tupper,
TEACHER.
487
Whole
rolled.
No. En-
135
Boys.
Girls.
Pupils. 7
No. of
Whole
191 287 273
Average
Belonging.
Number
Average Daily At- tendance.
95.1
Per cent. Daily Attendance.
.34
No. of Tardinesses Pro Rata Average Daily Attendance.
3
Cases of Truancy.
368
No. of Half-Days School was in Session.
0
Number Under 5 Years.
214
Number Years.
Over 15
43
No. Between 8 and 14 years.
15.63
Average Age. Years and Months.
411
Number Seats.
different
Attendance.
45
ADAMS SCHOOL.
in
under 5
Over 15
No. Between 8 and
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
J. M. Nowland,
74
15
15
33
32
96
,58
4
370
0
4
26
13-9
70
VII.
Williaminia Birse,
85
21
21
10
38
96
.70
1
370
C
1
42
13-1
30
VI.
Eliza C. Sheahan,
95
21
25
43
=
96
.53
0
370
0
0
46
11-5
50
V.
C. B. Gannett,
94
32
18
46
4.4
96
.79
1
370
0
0
44
10-4
53
IV.
Kate C. Bryant,
89
23
24
41
39
95
.97
1
370
C
0
47
9-3
50
III.
Eliza A. Dolan,
98
21
19
13
41
96
.84
3
370
0
0
42
8-3
50
1I.
Jessie J. Parker,
100
=
21
17
45
96
.80
2
369
0
C
14
7-5
55
I.
Charlotte F. Donovan,
18
23
37
35
94
1.60
1
369
0
0
2
6-8
55
1.
Euphrasia Hernan,
101
58
43
12
=
95
1.01
C
369
ـت
0
0
5-2
GRADE.
TEACHER.
En- No.
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Belonging.
tendance.
Attendance.
Daily Attendance Pro Rate Average. No. of Tardinesses
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
School was
Session.
Number
Number
Years.
14 years.
Boys
Girls.
Average
Average Daily At-
Per cent. Daily
Whole
rolled.
Years.
.
46
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Daily
cent.
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
Pro Rata Average
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
School
Session.
Years.
Years.
No. Between 8 and
14 years.
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
Mary E. Dearborn,
59
16
11
28
27
99
.03
0
369
0
1
16
13-10
33
VII.
Catharine M. McGinley,
77
18
22
37
37
98
.00
0
369
0
1
37
12-4
38
VI.
Frances Forsaith,
78
00
24
37
37
98
.05
0
369
0
0
39
12
44
V.
Elmira C. Mayo,
89
25
15
38
37
97
.10
Or
369
0
0
47
11-3
45
IV.
Mable E. Oxford,
99
35
20
48
47
98
.10
2
369
0
0
51
10-1
50
III.
Lina F. Bates,
105
40
19
53
52
98
.13
0
369
0
. 0
51
8-5
59
Il.
Julia E. Underwood,
103
26
23
49
45
95
.28
1
368
0
0
27
7-7
55
I.
Annie P. Hall,
89
24
24
10
38
96
.28
0
367
0
0
CO
6-7
55
1
Alice T. Kelly,
101
51
49
39
37
95
.24
1
367
4
0
1
5-8
60
in
15
Under 5
Over
GRADE.
TEACHER.
Whole
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging. Average
Per
Average Daily At-
tendance.
47
No.
was
Number
Number
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
En-
Number
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Daily
tendance.
Per cent.
Daily Attendance. Pro Rata Average No. of Tardinesses
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
School was in
Session.
Years.
Number
No. Between 8 and
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
Robert S. Atkins,
40
18
9
6
17
97
.34
0
370
0
2
20
12-11
48
VII.
Eva E. Hall,
57
22
10
5
21
96
.09
0
370
0
5
12
13-8
48
VI.
Grace W. Emery,
86
34
31
23
33
97
.21
2
370
0
0
32
12-10
42
V.
Minnie E. Welch,
88
40
22
16
40
98
.17
1
370
0
0
52
11-0
54
IV.
Helen J. Sullivan,
101
49
26
30
50
97
.14
2
370
0
0
56
10-5
54
III.
Helen M. West,
112
50
28
29
18
97
.16
1
370
0
0
47
8-7
54
IT.
Mary C. Parker,
135
59
28
$
57
97
.26
1
369
0
0
24
7-6
60
I.
Mary P. Underwood,
128
60
35
28
57
96
.40
2
369
0
1
2
7-0
60
I.
Henrietta C. Esson,
127
54
67
55
51
96
.83
تت
369
-
0
2
5-8
60
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
No.
Belonging. Average
Boys.
Girls.
Average Daily At-
Attendance.
Whole
rolled.
| Number Under 5
Over 15
Years.
14 years.
-
48
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Daily
cent.
Attendance.
Daily Attendance. Pro Rata Average No. of Tardinesses
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
Session.
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
14 years.
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
William A. Reed,
49
10
12
22
22
98
.05
0
370
0
5
11
14-0
54
VII.
Alice M. M. Richards,
59
15
15
28
27
98
.18
0
370
0
O
23
12-11
54
VI.
Daisy J. Adams,
69
18
16
31
29
96
1.06
2
370
0
0
35
12-8
35
V.
Alberta White,
93
24
20
43
42
06
.36
1
370
0
0
52
11-5
48
IV.
Minnie E. Donovan,
98
29
21
46
45
98
.35
1
370
0
0
41
9-8
48
III.
Helen F. Boyd,
64
24
26
46
44
95
.33
Co
369
0
0
47
9-1
54
III.
Mary M. M.Nally.
106
32
25
49
ãO
97
.29
2
370
0
0
26
8-1
54
II.
Velma L. Curtis,
131
25
27
60
57
95
.45
0
369
0
0
10
7-1
48
I.
Inez L. Nutting,
138
34
16
56
53
96
39
1
369
0
0
1
6-
48
I.
J. Elizabeth Sullivan,
139
70
69
47
44
95
1.00
2
369
1
0
0
5-2
54
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Whole
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Average
Belonging.
tendance.
Per
Average Daily At-
was in
Under 5
Over 15
No. Between 8 and
49
No.
School
QUINCY SCHOOL.
En-
:Wholes No. of different Pupils,
Number
Daily
cent.
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
Pro Rata Average
Daily Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
was in
Under 5
Over 15
No. Between 8 and
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
J. Q. Litchfield,
69
15
20
32
30
94
.09
3
369
0
6
23
13-7
35
VII.
Adelaide M. Southworth,
671
18
23
31
30
94
0
370
0
1
26
12-7
35
VI.
Elva F. Bel!,
66
23
13
32
30
95
.26
3
370
0
0
36
12
36
V.
Elizabeth J. McNeil,
00
29
17
40
38
96
.29
2
370
0
0
43
10-10
36
IV.
Evelyn G. McGinley,
89
20
26
39
38
95
.15
0
370
0
0
42
9-8
11
III.
Minnie F. Eaton,
89
24
29
42
40
95
.30
0
370
0
0
31
8-5
35
II.
Margaret E. Haley,
99
23
27
41
94
.32
=
368
0
0
-1
7-2
41
I.
Margaret E. Burns,
129
61
67
62
58
93
.51
1
367
3
0
1
6-1
53
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
No.
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging. Average
Average Dsily At-
tendance.
Per
School
Session.
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
Whole
14 years.
50
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHERS,
En- No.
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Daily
Belonging.
tendance.
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
Daily Attendance. Pro Rata Averare
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
was in
Under 5
Over 15
No. Between 8 and
14 years.
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
T. B. Pollard,
41
11
8
18
18
96
.56
0
362
0
12
12
14-1
28
VII.
Mary Marden,
58
18
15
30
29
97
,58
0
362
0
3
22
13-2
45
V1.
Hattie E. Sargent,
64
20
14
30
29
96
1.25
1
362
0
0
33
12-7
35
V.
Alice S. Hatch,
72
26
18
37
35
95
1.05
2
362
0
1
38
11-0
40
IV.
Mary A. Worster,
74
22
21
36
34
96
,82
2
362
0
0
39
9-5
39
III.
H. Fanny Cannon,
80
26
23
39
37
95
.95
1
362
C
1
29
8-8
45
II.
Lucy W. Brown,
73
19
23
36
34
95
.26
2
360
0
0
9
6-8
45
I.
Sarah A. Malone,
92
52
38
43
=
95
.64
0
360
4
0
0
5-8
63
cent.
School
Session.
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
Whole
rolled.
Girls.
Average
Per
Average Daily At-
51
·
WILLARD SCHOOL.
En-
Whole No. of different Pupils.
Number
Daily
Per cent.
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
Pro Rata Average
Daily Attendance*
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
School was in
Under 5
Over 15
No. Between & and
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
Sarah C. Linscott,
109
32
26
52
51
98
.13
=
363
()
'2
.18
1.1-2
60
VII.
Josephine A. Simonton,
76
20
22
38
37
97
.26
370
()
3
39
13-2
45
VII.
Mary L. Crowe,
15
=
29
28
98
.28
=
361
0
40
13-6
50
VI.
Mary B. Tenney,
87| 23
19
=
40
97
.09
=
370
()
45
11-4
45
VI.
Mary E. Keohan,
75 21
20
36
35
97
.40
V.
Ellen Fegan.
82 22
25
40
39
98
.07
()
370
C
0)
42
11-0
.15
V.
Lillian A. Wiswell,
90
20
5
43
43
99
.14
=
370
()
44
10-1
15
V.
*Mary A. White,
40
21
19
39
38
3
.01
147
1
39
10-2
10
IV.
Frances C. Sullivan,
95
25
24
45
444
98
.20
370
C
42
0-7
50
IV.
Emeline A. Newcomb,
=
27
Y
45
44
98
.18
370
=
0
46
9-3
50
GRADE.
TRACHER.
No.
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Average
Belonging.
Average Daily At-
tendance.
Whole
Number
Years.
Number
Years.
14 years.
37
12-6
45
370
1
Session.
Charles F. Merrick, Prin.
52
IV. *Elizabeth A. Garrity,
39|
22
17
36
35
97
.16
1
223
0
0
-
-
42
III.
Nellie C. Gragg,
90
31
21
43
42
97
.23
1
370
0
0
35
9-1
50
III.
Teresa MeDonnell,
95
27
25
45
44
97
.01
1
370
0
0
26
7-11
54
Il1. #Elizabeth A. Garrity,
42 22
18
40
39
98
.06
0
147
0
0
35
8-5
42
11.
Mary L. Conway,
95
24
28
48
47
97
.49
3
368
0
0
21
7-9
54
=
Annie M. Cahill,
92|
20
29
43
42
97
.52
0
368
0
0
5
7-4
54
11.
Ellen A. Desmond,
97
22
22
42
40
95
.37
1
368
0
0
6
6-4
54
1.
Abbie M. Kelley,
120
61
60
49
46
94
.43
0
366
0
0
1
5-6
60
1.
Annie F. Burns,
100
30
29
47
45
95
.66
2
367
0
0
0
6-4
60
1.
Anna B. Kelley.
93
33
23
41
39
95
.64
1
367
0
0
0
5-11
50
tCatherine C. McGovern,
93|
34
21
35
33
96
32
0
256
0
0
5-5
60
* September, 1895, to January, 1896.
t April, 1895, to January, 1896.
# January, 1895, to July, 1895.
53
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
En-
Whole | No. of different Pupils.
Number
Daily
cent.
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
Pro Rata Average
Cases of Truancy.
No. of Half-Days
Session.
Years.
Years. Number
No. Between S and
14 years.
Average Age.
Years and Months.
Number Seats.
VIII.
Charles E. Finch, Jr.,
76
21
18
36
95
.40
()
370
()
3
27
13-6
30
VIT.
Minnie G. Riley,
83
16
28
40
39
95
.20
2
370
=
1
10
12-7
30
VI.
Annie D. Marden,
105
25
29
5
47
95
.26
368
()
57
11-11
18
V.
Edith F. Bates,
109
37
30
55
52
95
.27
1
370
0
57
10-3
48
IV.
Carrie A. Crane,
99
25
25
46
43
94
.25
2
370
0
()
61
9-4
48
111.
Mary L. Russell,
102
33
28
47
44
93
.99
1
370
()
32
8-3
30
II.
Ida JJ. Cameron,
102
37
23
49 1
46
96
.34
1
367
C
()
0
6-11
30
I.
Clara E. G. Thayer,
120
68
51
66
61
92
.75
4
368
4
0
0
5-9
48
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
rolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Belonging. Average
Average Daily At-
tendance.
Per
Daily Attendance.
was
Under 5
over 15
No.
Whole
School
Number
55
TOTAL ATTENDANCE
FROM THE
TEN MONTHLY REPORTS.
SCHOOL.
Number
Different Pupils.
Average Number Be-
Daily
cent. of Daily
Tardinesses Pro Rata
Av. Daily Attend'ce.
Cases of Truancy.
*Number of Visits.
High
326
287
273
95.1
0.34
3
368
Adams
457
379
363
96.0
0.91
15
320
Coddington
460
369
357
97.0
0.14
9
1124
John Hancock .
478
385
371
96.5
0.30
12
255
Lincoln
528
430
412
96.0
0.46
9
1035
Quincy
415
321
303
94.4
0.30
11
141
Washington
354
268
256
95.4
0.79
8
219
Willard
1015
807
780
96.7
0.31
13
486
Wollaston
494
389
366
93.9
0.46
17
501
Grand Total
4527
. 3635
3481
95.7
0.42
107 5749
of
At-
tendance.
Per
Attendance.
Whole
longing.
Average
*Since April a visitor has been counted once for the whole building.
56
THE TEN MONTHLY REPORTS,
1894.
Whole Number at
End of Month.
Average Number
Belonging.
Average
Per cent. of Daily
Tardiness.
en Truancy.
Visitors.
January,
3418
3389.4
3268.5
96.4
138
602
February,
3395
3324.9
3135.5
94.3
186
520
March,
3457
3436.3
3327.6
96.8
151
9
1266
April,
3675
3618.9
3473.7
95.9
142
9
582
May,
3562
3570.4
3403.6
95.3
201
6
746
June,
3600
3484.6
3359.5
96.4
195
13
700
September,
3697
3667.2
3581.6
97.6
143
23
804
October,
3662
3621.1
3497.7
96.6
136
15
564
*November,
3525
3487.4
3316.5
95.1
158
1
606
*December,
2902
2588.0
2361.6
91.2
75
13
387
*The reduced attendance for these two months was due to diphtheria.
1895.
January,
3430
3348.9
3211.5
95.8
186
7
451
February,
3455
3288.4
3031.0
92.1
139
2
828
March,
3542
3470.1
3310.4
95.4
123
8
777
April,
3770
3733.5
3626.1
97.1
129
9
*533
May,
3657
3666.9
3523.3
96.0
185
18
306
June,
3672
3630.8
3503.0
96.4
168
16
366
September,
3862
3846.9
3750.3
97.4
141
19
300
October,
3836
3839.3
3710.9
96.6
110
5
254
November,
3754
3767.2
3638.6
96.5
132
9
247
December,
3694
3674.8
3454.9
94.1
169
1 241
Daily
Attendance.
Ataendance.
*Since April a visitor has been counted. once for the whole building.
Teachers.
IN SERVICE JANUARY 1, 1896.
HIGH SCHOOL.
NAME.
HOME. DATE OF
APPOINTMENT.
Frederic A. Tupper, 1
Quincy,
Aug., 1892
Charles R. Tucker, 2
Stoughton,
Sept., 1895
Elizabeth A. S. Ilsley,* Quincy, Sept., 1889
Madeleine Fish,*
Nantucket,
Sept., 1891
Clara E. Thompson,* § Quincy,
Oct., 1892
Genevra Gwynn, 3
Troopsville, N. Y., Dec., 1893
Helen L. Follansbee,
Gloucester, Sept., 1894
Iola L. Pearl,
Williamsburg,
Sept., 1895
ADAMS SCHOOL.
James M. Nowland, t Williamina Birse,* §
Ashland, Me.,
Sept., 1889
Quincy,
Aug., 1890
Quincy,
Sept., 1865
Eliza C. Sheahan, § C. Belle Gannett,* § Kate C. Bryant, Eliza F. Dolan,*
Wollaston,
Jan., 1895
Hubbardston,
Dec., 1894
Quincy,
Sept., 1884
Jessie I. Parker,*
Meriden, Conn.,
Sept., 1895
Charlotte F. Donovan, §
Quincy,
Sept., 1892
Euphrasia Hernan,
Quincy,
Apr., 1878
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CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
Mary E. Dearborn,
Manchester, N. H., Sept., 1876
Frances Forsaith,*
Antrim, N. H.,
Sept., 1891
Mary H. Day,*
Derry, N. H., Jan., 1896
Elmira C. Mayo,*
Provincetown.
Sept., 1894
Mabel E. Oxford, § Quiney,
Sept., 1895
Lina F. Bates,
Plymouth.
Sept., 1892
Julia E. Underwood, Quincy.
Apr., 1855
Annie P. Hall, §
AAtlantic.
Jan., 1895
Alice T. Kelley, $
Quincy.
Apr., 1892
JOHN HANCOCK.
Robert S. Atkins,*
Provincetown.
Nov., 1893
E. Elizabeth Hall, 6
Quincy.
Sept., 1893
Grace W. Emery, 6 g
Wollaston.
Sept., 1892
Minnie E. Welsh, §
Wollaston.
Sept., 1892
Helen J. Sullivan,* $
Quincy.
Sept., 1891
Helen M. West, §
Quincy,
Jan., 1890
Mary E. Parker, § Quincy.
Sept., 1886
( Jan., 1882
Mary P. Underwood, § Quincy,
Sept., 1×91
Henrietta C. Esson, § Quincy.
Sept., 1892
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
William A. Reed,*
Quincy,
Sept., 1892
Alice M. M. Richards, §
Quincy,
Sept., 1893
Daisy J. Adams,
Dudley,
Sept,, 1893
Alberta White,
Hanover.
Sept., 1895
Minnie E. Donovan, Quincy,
Sept .. 1892
Mary M. MeNally,* $
Quincy.
Sept., 1892
Velma L. Curtis,
North Hanover. Sept., 1892
Inez L. Nutting, §
Quincy,
Apr., 1894
Helen F. Boyd, §
Quincy,
Nov., 1892
Elizabeth Sullivan, § Quincy.
Sept., 1892
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QUINCY.
J. Q. Litchfield,*
Atlantic,
Sept., 1894
Adelaide M. Southworth,
Taunton,
Sept., 1895
Elva F. Bell,*
Deering, Me.,
Sept., 1895
Lena M. Clough,*
Franklin N. II.,
Jan., 1896
Evelyn G. McGinley,
Boston,
Oct., 1895
Minnie F. Eaton,* §
Quincy,
Sept., 1890
Maggie E. Haley,* ý
Quincy,
Sept., 1891
Margaret E. Burns, §
Quincy,
May,
1881
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Thomas B. Pollard,*
Quincy,
Feb., 1887
Mary Marden,
Quincy,
Apr., 1874
Alice S. Hatch,
North Marshfield,
Jan., 1893
Mary A. Worster,* § Quincy,
Sept., 1889
Vyra L. Tozier,*
Fairfield, Me.,
Jan., 1896
HI. Frances Cannon, § Quincy,
Sept., 1892
Lucy W. Brown,* § Quincy,
Nov., 1895
Sarah A. Malone, §
Quincy,
Sept., 1883
WILLARD SCHOOL.
Charles F. Merrick,*
Atlantic,
Oct., 1888
Sarah C. Linscott,
Dorchester,
Sept., 1891
Mary L. Crowe,
Braintree,
Sept., 1894
N. Emma Slack,*
Mystic, Conn.,
Jan., 1896
Mary E. Keohan,* Weymouth,
Apr., 1892
Mary B. Tenney, t
Orange,
Sept., 1895
Ellen B. Fegan, §
Quincy,
June, 1875
Elizabeth I. McNeil, § Quincy,
Sept., 1883
Mary A. White,* Westboro,
Jan., 1896
Emeline A. Newcomb, § Quincy,
Apr., 1857
Frances C. Sullivan, § Quincy,
Sept., 1894
Elizabeth A. Garrity, §
Quincy,
Oct., 1889
Nellie C. Gragg, § Quincy,
Sept., 1889
Theresa McDonnell §
Quincy,
Sept., 1889
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Mary L. Conway, $ Quincy,
Apr., 1887
Annie M. Cahill,* §
Quincy,
Feb., 1891
Annie F. Burns, § Quincy,
Apr., 1884
Abbie M. Kelly, Atlantic,
Sept., 1887
Ellen A. Desmond, § Quincy,
Sept., 1889
Anna B. Kelly, §
Quincy,
Apr., 1893
Catharine McGovern, § Quincy,
Apr., 1895
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
Charles E. Finch, Jr., Wollaston,
Sept., 1895
Minnie G. Riley,*
North Conway, N. II. Nov., 1895
Annie D. Marden,*
Worcester,
Sept., 1894
Edith F. Bates,*
Boston,
Sept., 1895
Carrie A. Crane, §
Quincy,
Apr., 1894
Mary L. Russell,*
Wollaston,
Sept., 1895
Ida J. Cameron, $
Quincy,
Sept., 1894
Clara E. G. Thayer,
Wollaston,
Sept., 1889
DRAWING.
Charlotte A. Kendall, +
Framingham,
Sept., 1895
MUSIC.
Laura C. F. Smith, 5
Quincy,
Apr., 1891
NATURE.
S. E. Brassill, *
South Weymouthi, Sept., 1890
SEWING.
Fannie F. French,
Quincy, Sept., 1892
EVENING DRAWING.
W. A. England, 4 Boston, Nov., 1889
1 Harvard University.
6 Thayer Academy.
2 Tufts College. * Graduate of a Normal School.
3 Syracuse University. t Attended, but not a graduate.
+ Normal Art School. § Graduate of the Quincy High School.
5 Mt. Holyoke College.
Resignations.
High,
June, Charles W. Savage, $750
Carleton College, Minn.
Adams,
March, Lucy B. Tarbox, $400
Norwood.
Coddington, June, Winnifred Macdonald, $475
Malden.
June, Alice J. Lawrence, $425
New Bedford.
December, Catherine M. McGinley, $500
Boston.
John Hancock, June,
Marcella L. Pierce, $475
Married.
Quincy, June,
Emma R. B. Merrill, $500
Milton.
June, Mabel P. Whitman, $475
Newton.
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September, Minnie C. Ritter, $450
New Bedford.
Washington, October, Amelia B. Perkins, $450
Brockton.
December, Ilattie E. Sargent $475
Boston.
Willard,
April, Evangeline Sullivan 8425
Married.
November, Carrie M. Bassick, $425
Health.
November, Josephine A. Simonton, $500
Boston.
November, Lillian A. Wiswell, $450
Boston.
Wollaston,
March, Bertha M. Kingman, $450
Married.
June, Howard G. Kingman, $1,300
Haverhill.
June. N. Maud Thompson, $475
Married.
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June, Alice I. Coffin 8450
Melrose.
Emeline C. Foster, $500
East Brewster.
Specials, June, Jessie N. Prince, $850+
Married.
Training Class.
JANUARY 1, 1896.
Allen, Lottie May, Milton, High School. Bassett, Eva, Quincy, High School. Bryan, Annie Luella, Quincy, High School. Baxter, Rebecca Melver, Dennis, High School. Beal, Julia Marcia, Cohasset, High School. Bailey, Mary Augusta, Assinippi, Norwell, High School. Bailey, Marion Isabelle, Framingham Normal School .* Coyle, Mary, Quincy, High School. Cahill, Mary, Marlboro, High School. Drumm, Grace Elizabeth, Chatham, N. Y., Academy. Dalton, Mary Rose, Sandwich, Wareham, High School. Dalton, Josephine Therese, Sandwich, Wareham, High School. Dinnie, Mary, Quincy, High School. Dewson, Ellen Reed, Quincy, Private School, Boston. Dempsey, Katherine Agnes, Concord, High School. Davy, Louise Phipps, Weymouth, High School. Dorsey, Ellen Beesy, Marlboro, High School. Dykeman, Grace Emma, Stoughton, High School. Donovan, Mary Agnese, Rockland, High School. Egan, Elizabeth, East Weymouth, High School. Frost, Annie Marilla, Quincy, Rockland, Me., High School. Galvin, Mary Ellen, Marlboro, High School. Gates, Florence Kendall, Belmont, Ayer, High School .* Hurley, Nellie Francis, Marlboro, High School.
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Humphrey, Frances Ida, Quincy, High School. Hardwick, Mattie Josephine, Quincy, Woodward Institute .* Haley, Ellen Gertrude, Quincy, High School. Jones, Laura Jane, Quincy, High School. Jacobs, Sarah Elmina, Hanover, High School .* Keating, Mary Beatrice, Quincy, High School.
Loring, Ella Dee, Hingham, High School.
Merritt, Emily Clifton, Scituate, High School.
McEnroe, Joanna Agnes, East Weymouth, High School.
Martin, Teresa, Marlboro, High School. Packard, Mabel Edna, Brockton, High School.
Pierce, Mary Laura, Quincy, High School.
Parkinson, Grace Mabel, Hanover, High School. Ryerson, Effie Mabelle, East Weymouth, High School. Sampson, Alice Farnum, Quincy, High School. Sears, Alice Foster, Brewster, Harwich, High School. Sullivan, Annie E., Scituate, High School. Tilden, Lulu Blanche, Norwell, High School. Thayer, Effie Gertrude, Cohasset, High School.
White, Annie Zita, Quiney, High School. Webb, Miriam, Weymouth, High School. Wright, Jennie Colby, Quincy, Milton High School. *Partial Course.
High School.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Of the Class of 1895.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1895.
NOTE .- Every member of the Class of 1895 is qualified to speak at Commencement. In view of the increasing size of the classes, however, it has been deemed best to reduce the number of speakers.
PROGRAMME.
Director of Music, MRS. L. C. SMITH. Accompanist, MISS DAISY C. BEMIS.
Leader of Orchestra, MR. JOSHUA E. HANSON.
1. Music-" The Dawn of Day," Arranged from Samuel Reay
BY THE SCHOOL.
2. Salutatory, " The Unruly Member,"
MARY FRANCES SAMPSON.
3. Class History,
CATHERINE CAPEN POPE.
1. Music, Barcarole from " La Manette de Portici," (Violin Obligato by Mr. Joshua E. Hanson. )
BY THE FRENCH CLASSES.
5. Address to Undergraduates.
MARY BEATRICE KEATING.
6. Debate-" Resolved, That the New Education is Superior to the Old."
DAISY CLAIRE BEMIS, Affirmative: ALICE FARNUM SAMPSON, )
ELLEN M. GREANY, Negative. MARY AGNES CASIMAN, )
7. Music, "Tell Me, O Bird of the Merry Green Wood," ( Vocal Solo, ) Franz _1ht
ELOISE PERRY FLOOD.
S. Valedictory, " Ideals."
SARAH CONSTANCE MCGOVERN.
9. Music, () " Hymn of the Fisherman's Children," From " Zampa,"
BY THE SCHOOL.
Assisted by the High School Orchestra: Mr. Joshua E. Hanson, Misses Durgin, Laing, Lord and Perry, and Messrs. Kolb, Marnock and Mitchell.
(b) "Union and Liberty," ( Words by Oliver Wendell Holmes. ) BY THE SCHOOL.
I. Boott
10. Address,
MR. GEORGE H. MARTIN.
Member of the Board of School Supervisors. Boston.
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11. Music, Class Ode, Tune, " How Can I Leave Thee ?" Words by Ellen M. Greany. BY THE CLASS OF 1895.
12. Presentation of Diplomas,
JOSEPH M. SHEAHAN, M. D.
13. Music, " High School Bells," .1. F. Loud
Words by Frederic Allison Tupper, Dedicated to the Class of 1895, Quincy High School.
Solo : MISS FLOOD.
Duet : MISSES FLOOD AND BATES.
BY THE SCHOOL.
CLASS COLOR :- White. CLASS MOTTO :- " Sed Quid Temptare Nocebit."
CLASS ODE.
1.
Last sad farewell now To Alma Mater's halls. Lovingly sing it here "Neath cherished walls. Gratefully give her praise To whom all praise is due, Warm be the tribute paid, Tender and true !
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II.
Though years may vanish, Scenes change with lapse of time, Though duty stern may call To distant elime ; Yet backward with regret Our thoughts will oft be east To school life, now become A fragrant past.
III
Now the dim future With golden promise gleams, No shade of sorrow falls, So fair it seems! Yet with the sunshine bright Shadows must surely be, Storms lurk in brightest skies, O'er life's wild sea.
IV.
But ever mindful Of lessons thou hast taught, With help of Him who gives Whate'er is sought, So bravely facing life. Sunshine and shadows too, Fondly we bid thee now Our last adieu.
ELLEN M. GREANY.
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CLASS OF 1895.
Eva Bassett, Daisy Claire Bemis, Eva E. Bryant,
Mary Coyle,
Eloise Perry Flood,
Ellen M. Greany,
Ellen Gertrude Haley,
Mary Beatrice Keating,
Laura Jane Jones, Mary Josephine Leary,
Daisy Maud Lowe,
Sarah Constance McGovern,
Mary Laura Pierce,
Catherine Capen Pope, Mary Frances Sampson,
Ida Laverna Thomas, Annie Zita White. John Barry.
BUSINESS COURSE.
Edith Rowe Graham,
Gertrude White Hall,
Alexander Charles Marnock, James Edgar McIntyre, Dale Mudgett, Alfred Nelson, John Fidele Pirovano,
Dora Mildred Mudgett, John Warren Northcott, Walter Louis Winlock.
Alice Farnum Sampson, Mary Rosella Sullivan, Barbara Earle Vogler,
Lillian Kimball Bates, Anastasia Luella Bryan, Mary Agnes Cashman, Mary A. Dinnie,
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THIRD PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST
And Award of Essay and Translation Prizes, High School Hall.
Judges of Declamation : - Mr. Theophilus King, Quincy ; Mr. Rupert F. Claflin, Quincy ; Mr. James Thompson, Quiney.
Judges of Essays and Translations :- Miss Mabel E. Adams, Quincy ; Miss Kate A. Raycroft, Quincy ; Mr. James F. Harlow, Quincy: Mr. Charles H. Porter, Jr., Quincy.
Donors of Prizes for Declamation : - Mr. Wendell G. Corthell. Wollaston ; for Essays and Translations. Joseph M. Sheahan, M. D., Quincy.
PROGRAMME.
1. Music -" Gypsy Chorus." Balfe
( " Bohemian Girl.") BY THE SCHOOL.
2. The Washington Monument," Winthrop
DONALD MACKENZIE, '97.
3. "The Honor of the Woods," Murray
FANNIE E. BECKWITH, '98.
4. "Scene at the Natural Bridge," Burritt
BERTHA L. HAYDEN, '97.
5. " The Story of an Ambuscade," Haves
MILICENT TEMPLE, '95.
6. " The Angels of Buena Vista," Whittier
GERTRUDE WALKER, '97.
7. "Jean Valjean and the Savoyard." Victor Hugo
DAISY M. LOWE, '95.
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a. " O, Calm and Lovely the Evening 8. Music S Bells," F. Abt
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