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Johnson, Charles H., census enumera- tor, taking boy to truant school . . 129.65
Jones, John E., labor 2.00
Jones, Robert S. & Co., paper 13.50
Jordan Marsh Company, supplies
3.76
Kemp, John F., repairs
1,00
Kennedy, Il. Anna, supplies 3.94
Kenney, Bros. & Wolkins, repairs 3.90
Greene, Austin W., supplies
62
Kincaide, Henry L. & Co., supplies and repairs $401.16
Kramer, William R., supplies 5.95
Knott, L. E. Apparatus Co., apparatus 33.26
Library Bureau, supplies
15.78
Linton, George, labor
3.75
Lippincott, J. B. Co., gazetteer
7.50
Little, Brown & Co., books
41.50
Macleod & McQuinn, supplies
34.67
Marine Biological Laboratory, speci- mens 26.55
Mathews, Henry J., taking boy to tru- ant school 4.38
Mayo, George A., labor
2.50
Meadow Brook Ice Co., ice
1.70
Mullin, Charles G., oil .
3.30
Michelson Bros., binding books
213.12
Nelson, Thomas & Sons., cyclopedia . .
96.00
Newcomb, Samuel F., oil
1.50
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., exchange service
37.85
New England Towel Supply Co.,
laundry work
99.27
Narragansett Machine Co., supplies ..
.85
New York & Boston Despatch Express Co., expressage
11.32
Nickerson, Archer M., repairs
1.75
Palmer & Parker Co., supplies
173.14
Parlin, Frank E., supplies, postage, travel (not local,) care of rooms 65.31
Perry, Mason Co., programmes
4.17
Pettingill, C. F., repairing clocks
16.50
Pollard, Thomas B., supplies
4.02
Prescott, G. W., Publishing Co., print-
ing
326.43
Quincy Electric Light Co., electric
light 255.85
!
63
Quincy Ice Co., ice $1.25
Rayner, Jesse, labor 4.00
Remington Typewriter Co., supplies .
6.30
Rhodes, J. H., labor
24.93
Richards, L. J. & Co., supplies
36.00
Sanborn, Benj. H. & Co., books
356.87
Sanborn & Damon, repairs
.25
Scribner's, Charles Sons, books
54.32
Sibley & Co., books
4.17
Silver, Burdett & Co., books
231.85
Simmons, Parker P., American History leaflets 10.40
Spargo Print, printing
27.50
Smith, Thomas J., labor
6.50
Stearns, A. T. Lumber Co., lumber
17.31
Taylor, C. Ralph, supplies
4.62
The County of Norfolk, board of truants
47.87
The Quincy Telegram, advertisement
7.00
Thomas, E. S., repairs 5.00
Thorp & Martin Co., supplies and repairs 70.00
United States Post Office, postage . .
44.86
Wadsworth, D. E. & Co., supplies ....
106.62
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies
3.33
Washburn & Mcleod, supplies
63.09
Webster, John A., supplies
22.00
West Disinfecting Co., disinfectant
27.00
Westland, William, repairs 3.25
White-Smith Music Pub. Co., music 34.70
Wright & Ditson, supplies 3.80
Wilson, H. Forrest, supplies 2.43
Zaner & Bloser, supplies 56,25
$11,423.36
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Fuel
William Cashman, coal :
High $598.60
Adams
230.85
Coddington
211.81
Cranch
87.78
Gridley Bryant
119.70
John Hancock
71.82
Lincoln
233.60
Mass. Fields
130.78
Quincy
108.27
Washington
104.02
Willard
371.07
Wollaston
161.00
$2,429.30
Neponset River Coal Company, coal :
High
$798.91
Adams
402.94
Coddington 480.98
Cranch
205.39
Gridley Bryant
218.88
John Hancock
109.61
Lincoln
250.28
Mass. Fields 143.17
Quincy
181.91
Washington
239.81
Willard
482.38
Wollaston
411.68
$3,925.94
William Cashman, wood :
High
$7.50
Adams
15.00
Coddington
11.25
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Gridley Bryant
$11.25
John Hancock
7.50
Lincoln
11.25
Quincy
11.25
Willard
15.00
Wollaston
11.25
$101.25
Thomas O'Brien & Sons, wood
High
$9.00
Wollaston
18.00
$27.00
Francis M. Curtis, inspecting coal : ..
$139.00
$139.00
Total
$6,622.49
Transportation
Coddington School :
Benjamin F. Hodgkinson $364.00
Old Colony Street Railway Co. .. 1,106.25
Quincy School :
Old Colony Street Railway Co. ..
118.75
$1,589.00
Rent
Quincy Real Estate Trust, committee
rooms
$360.00 $360.00
Evening Common Schools
ADAMS.
Teachers :
John F. Roache $120.00
Marie E. McCue 80.00
Josephine L. Kelley
80.00
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Jennie F. Griffin
$80.00
Daisy F. Burnell
80.00
Elizabeth W. Ross
60.00
Janitor :
George Linton
52.00
$552.00
WILLARD.
Teachers :
David HI. Goodspeed $120.00
Frances C. Sullivan 80.00
Ellen G. Haley 68.00
Elizabeth Sullivan
36.00
Mary E. Burns
8.00
Janitor :
Francis Walsh 52.00
$364.00
EVENING DRAWING.
Teachers :
Laurence A. Sprague $160.00
Lillian Newman 87.50
Janitor :
William C . Hart 26.00
$273.50
COOKING.
Teacher :
Sarah C. Ames $50.00
Janitor :
William C . Hart 26.00
$76.00
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SUNDRIES.
Babb, Edward E. & Co., supplies $32.88
Beckford & Lynch, supplies 5.05
Cashman, William, coal 14.48
Chandler & Barber, supplies 5.00
Cole, Herbert B., filling in certificates 15.40
Heath, D. C. & Co., books
18.75
Prescott, G. W. Publishing Co., print- ing 23.63
Quiney Electric Light & Power Co., . . 105.35
The Quincy Telegram, printing 6.50
Wadsworth, Howland Co., supplies . .
7.46
$234.50
Total $1,500.00
Rock Island Fund
Expended for High School Library
W. B. Clarke Co.
4 Making of the Nation, Walker $3.60
4 Middle Period, Burgess 3.60
5 American Commonwealth, Bryce 7.90
6 Zo-ology, Colton 8.10
6 Zo-ology, Linville & Kelley 8.10
1 The Colonies, Thwaite .95
1 Division and Reunion, Woodrow Wilson .95
1 American Colonies, Lodge 2.00
2 Seven Roman Statesmen, Oman 2.88
6 Critical Period of American His- tory, Fiske 8.00
$46.08
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Report of the School Savings Bank from January 4 to December 31, 1909.
SCHOOL
Number of Depositors.
Amount Deposited.
Average Deposit.
Number who previously had
Savings Bank books.
Number of new Savings Bank
accounts.
Number who have withdrawn
money.
Amount withdrawn.
Balance on deposit.
Adams
280
$844.16
$3.01
78
51
59
$115.07 $295.90
Coddington
470
946.30
2.01
12
69
40
132.90
445.56
Cranch
194
652.16
3.36
93
33
43
51.86
250.87
Gridley Bryant
211
439.60
2.08
18
34
32
64.19
183.98
John Hancock
303
570.82
1.88
4
49
60
89.35
246.93
Lincoln
287
570.03
1,99
5
52
47
57.29
281.01
Massachusetts Fields
322
1,147.33
3.56
19
100
79
117.11 1,030.22
Quincy
346
1,119.54
3.24
88
55
79
102.69
489.56
Washington
276
897.96
3.25
25
68
71
117.38
394.71
Willard
565
687.07
1.21
54
60
98
115.14
571.93
Wollaston
278
1,024.09
3.68
19
81
62
109.83
914.86
Totals
3,532
$8,899.66
$2.66
415
652
670
1,072.81 5,105.53
SUMMARY OF MASTERS' REPORTS, JUNE 26, 1909
SCHOOL
Number of Boys
Number of Girls
Total Enrolment
Average Membership
Average Attendance
Per Cent. of Attendance
High
383
405
788
707
671
94.8
Adams
266
266
532
496
458
92.4
Coddington
307
298
605
553
500
90.4
Cranch
227
197
424
393
370
94.2
Gridley Bryant
150
152
302
292
272
92.9
John Hancock
198
226
424
.
386
359
93.0
Lincoln
257
231
4SS
457
436
95.4
Massachusetts Fields
233
222
455
404
381
94.3
Quincy
330
313
643
589
550
93.4
Washington
291
301
592
524
483
92.2
Willard
473
411
SS4
815
748
91.7
Wollaston
211
202
413
374
350
93.5
Totals
3,326
3,224
6,550
5,990
5,578
93.2
Totals, 1908
3,191
3,099
6,290
5,769
5,364
92.9
Totals, 1907
3,163
3,075
6,238
5,670
5,201
91.7
Totals, 1906
3,129
3,031
6,160
5,591
5,152
91.9
Totals, 1905
3,051
2,990
6,041
5,518
5,132
93.0
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Attendance and Per Capita Cost
Population of Quincy, estimated 32,000
School population, census 7,539
Number of school houses, Jan. 1, 1910 12
Number of occupied school rooms, Jan. 1, 1910 147
Number of unoccupied school rooms, Jan. 1, 1910 7
Total number of rooms 154
Number of halls 2
Total number of sittings 6,924
Number of teachers in High School .. 25
Men 8; women 17
Number of teachers in elementary
schools 138
Men 8; women 130
Number of special teachers 4
Men 2; women 2
Number of assistants 6
Whole number of teachers
167
Men 18; women 149
Amount expended under direction of
School Committee, exclusive of
evening schools 6,550
$142,711.48
Total enrolment, 1908-1909
Total enrolment, 1907-1908 6,290
Increase 260
Average number belonging, 1908-1909 5,990
Average number belonging, 1907-1908 5,769
Increase 221
Average daily attendance, 1908-1909 5,578
Average daily attendance, 1907-1908 5,364
Increase 214
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Average per cent. of daily attendance
1908-1909 93.2
Average per cent. of daily attendance,
1907-1908 92.9
Increase .3
Expense per pupil based on average membership, dis- tributed as follows :
a. For instruction. $18.36
b. For books, supplies and sundries 1.91
c. For care of building 1.54
d. For fuel 1.10
e. For transportation .27
f. For rent .06
g. For supervision and administration .58
$23.82
Average per capita cost in State 32.36
Average per capita cost in Norfolk County 33.72
High School
Total enrolment, 1908-1909 788
Total enrolment, 1907-1908 799
Decrease 11
Average number belonging, 1908-1909 707
Average number belonging, 1907-1908 714
Decrease 7
Average daily attendance, 1908-1909 671
Average daily attendance, 1907-1908 673
Decrease Q
Average per cent. of daily attendance,
1908-1909 94.9
Average per cent. of daily attendance,
1907-1908 94.1
Increase .8
1
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Per capita cost based on average membership.
a. For instruction $33.55
b. For books, supplies and sundries 4.35
c. For care of building 2.54
d. For fuel 2.00
e. For rent .06
f. For supervision and administration .58
$43.08
.
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RESIGNATIONS OF TEACHERS.
The following named teachers resigned to accept positions as indicated.
-
High School :
June,
Herbert B. Cole, Boston
June,
Bessie D. Cooper, To study at Yale
June, Walter L. Graves, To study law
June,
L. Frances Tucker, Lynn
August,
Charles H. Stone, Boston
December,
Leslie L. Cleveland, Cambridge
Adams School :
Marie E. McCue, Boston
Gridley Bryant School : June, Gertrude A. Boyd, Married
John Hancock and Lincoln Schools :
Lincoln School :
February, Archer M. Nickerson, Master, Boston July, Edith M. Holmes, Exeter, N. II.
Massachusetts Fields and Wollaston Schools :
June, C. Ralph Taylor, Master, Boston
Massachusetts Fields Schools :
June, Blanche A. Leonard, Taunton
Quincy School : June, Fannie G. Blair, Montelair, N. J.
Willard School :
August, Alice M. Parker, Malden
December,
Lula E. Payson, Revere
Wollaston School :
June,
Mary L. Clark, Married
August, Edith M. Rodman, New Bedford
December.
Gertrude II. Glavin, Cambridge December,
Lora M. Hunt, Married
Supervisor of Physical Education :
June,
Ernst Hermann, Boston
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TEACHERS In service at the close of schools in December 1909.
SCHOOLS
Grade I.
Grade IJ.
Grade III.
Grade IV.
Grade V.
Grade VI.
Grade VII.
Grade VIII.
Master.
Head Master.
Sub-Master.
Teachers
Men.
Women.
Total.
High School
1
1
23
8
17
25
Adams
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
12
13
Coddington
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
14
15
Cranch
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
*
*
9
9
Gridley Bryant
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
8
John Hancock
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
11
Lincoln
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
*
*
12
12
Mass. Fields
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
10
11
Quincy
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
12
13
Washington
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
11
12
Willard
3
3
3
2
3
2
2
2
1
1
20
21
Wollaston
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
*
*
9
9
Special Teachers
2
2
4
Assistants
7
7
Totals
20
19
17
16
13
17
13
11
8 1 1
23
18
152
170
*In three cases two schools are in charge of one master. The Adams and Cranch, the John Hancock and Lincoln, the Massachusetts Fields and Wollaston.
Twenty teachers resigned during the year.
Twenty-four teachers are graduates from college.
Five attended college, but did not graduate. Seventy are graduates from normal school.
Four attended normal school but did not graduate.
Seven are graduates from kindergarten training schools.
The average salary of all teachers in the first eight grades (not including masters) was $568.90.
The average salary of all teachers in the High School (not including head master) as $848,19.
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TABLE GIVING A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SCHOOL PROPERTY ; ALSO THE VALUE OF SCHOOLHOUSES AND LOTS, ETC.,
BUILDINGS
Wood or Brick
No. of Stories
No. of School- Rooms
No. of Desks and Seats
Con- dition
Date of Occu- pation
Heating Apparatus
Value of Land
Value of Buildings
Value of Furniture
TOTAL
Area Lots (Square Feet)
High
B
3
36
1010
New
1907
Steam
$17,000
$150,000
$20,000"
$187,000
85,348
Adams
W
3
10
520
Fair
1855
Hot air
5,000
20,000
1,000
26,000
20,290
Coddington
B
3
2
0
426
New
1900
Steam
5,000
35,000
2,000
42,000
62,628
Gridley Bryant
B
01
426
Good
1896
Steam
3,000
35,000
1,500
39,500
52,272
John Hancock
B
3
10
508
Good
1886
Steam
5,000
35,000
2,000
42,000
110,915
Lincoln
B
8
427
Good
1892
Steam
3,500
25,000
1,500
30,000
39,349
Mass. Fields
B
01
9
426
Good
1896
Steam
2,675
35,000
2,000
39,675
31,160
Quincy
B
3
12
600
New
1907
Steam
10,000
60,000
3,000
73,000
58,286
Washington
B
2
10
525
New
1903
Steam
2,450
53,000
2,500
57,950
35,590
Willard
B
2
20
958
Good
1891
Steam
12,700
100,000
3,500
116,200
63,255
Wollaston
2
9
398
Fair
1873
Hot air
7,000
20,000
2,000
29,000
49,236
·Old High
2
4
100
Poor
1852
Hot air
2,000
4,000
200
6,200
31,460
Land-Quincy Neck
500
500
9,200
Land-Houghs Neck
6,500
$100,125
$640,703
$46,700
$763,228
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*Unused
6,924
New
1909
Steam
17,800
68,703
5,500
74,203
41,120
Cranch
B
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Graduations
Quincy High School
Wednesday Evening, June 23, 1909.
PROGRAMME
MUSIC
(a) Priests' March, from Athalia Mendelssohn HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
(b) As the Heart Pants Mendelssohn
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
SALUTATORY
Wealth and Waste of the United States
LOUISE FREDSON THACHER
The Value of the Forests
ELLEN CECILIA SHYNE
The Work of the Geological Survey
ALLISON WILSON MARSH
Irrigation
LOIS MARJORIE KENDALL
VALEDICTORY
What the United States is doing in Conservation HERBERT HAMMOND PRIDE
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MUSIC
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep J. P. Knight
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
ADDRESS
Mental Athletics
JOHN HOPKINS DENISON Boston
MUSIC
How Lovely are the Messengers Mendelssohn
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
DR. NATHANIEL S. HUNTING Chairman of the School Committee
MUSIC
Bridal Chorus, From the Rose Maiden F. H. Cowan
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Class Motto-Nulla vestigia retrorsum Class Color-Green
-
Director of Music CLARENCE J. FOUCHE
Accompanist
MISS FLORENCE EDNA LUHMAN
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Class of 1909
Abrams, Isadore Alletzhausser, Rosa Maude Anderson, Mabel Louise Badger, Murial May Berry, Simon Corliss Bland, Ida Marguerite Briggs, Iva Mitchell *Brooks, Bessie Mae Brooks, Edward Lee Brown, Sylvester Browne, Helen Rachel Bullock, William Everett
Burke, Frances Elizabeth
Burke, George Palmer Clinton, Annie Elizabeth Cook, Norman Spencer Coughlin,George Gilbert Craig, Elizabeth Harper Cremins, Catherine Theresa Dahl, Elaine Andrea Damon, Mabelle Annie Dewhurst, Hazel Eugenie
Dolan, Frederick Melvin Driscoll, Mary Ellen Driscoll, Catherine Helen Elcock, Ralph Alvin
Farrell, Anna Frances Loretta
Farrington, Anna S. Fitzgerald, Marian Helen Ford, Ralph Leander Fox, Charles Percy Fratus, Clifford William
Galvin, Walter Joseph Gilcoine, Anna Ellen Granahan, Anna Gertrude. Gurney, Chester Rainsford Hardy, Ruth Louise Hart, Charles Jacob Hayden, Irving Newton Hendrie, Ralph Sherman Howarth, Idena West Howley, Anna May Hussey, Katherine Cecilia Jacobsen, Emil Jobin, Anthony Joseph Kendall, Charles Ainsworth *Kendall, Lois Marjorie Lacey, Ninon
Lawton, Mildred Harriet Lennon, Margaret Agnes Marceau, Franz Raphael Marsh, Allison Wilson *Marsh, Harold Edward McCarty, John Vivian *McCormick, Helena Ruth McGilvray, Teresa Isabelle Moorehouse, Arthur Hallowell Monahan, Walter Howard Moran, Joseph Richard Nolan, John Joseph, Jr. O'Brien, Bennet Joseph Packard, Dorothy Page, Ruth Silsby Parker, Ruth Willitt Poland, Edwin Augustus
Pope, Lawrence Everett Pote, Nettie Aldred Pratt, Howard Williams Prescott, Henry Clark
*Pride, Herbert Hammond Richards, John Harold Roberts, Eleanor Sager Roberts, Ernest Caldwell Robinson, Henrietta Billings Scanlon, Annie Martha Schroeder, Carl Fitch Sewall, Clarence Wesley
*Shyne, Ellen Cecilia Smith, Doris Marguerite Sutherberg, Lillian Gertrude Sweeney, Timothy Edward *Thatcher, Louise Fredson
*Thomas, Edna Amy Tinglof, Carl, Jr. Tobin, Clarence Martin Tobin, Mary Agnes Tripp, Bernice Idell Walker, Sarah Edna Weston, Ralph Washburn Weymouth, Eva Alice Wilkinson, Louise
* Williams, Ada Maud Williams, Harold Jenkin Woll, Norman Halvor Young, Marjorie Young, Richard Ellis
*Means in first ten of the class.
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The Grammar Schools
Friday Afternoon, June 18, 1909.
PROGRAMME -
MARCH :- Piano Duet and Drums Selected
CHORUS :- The Flower Chorus of Nations
G. Donizetti
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS FRANK EDSON PARLIN
CHORUS :- a. Song of the Armorer George A. Nevin b. Hark, How the Drums are Rolling G. Donizetti
ADDRESS HON. JOSEPH B. MACCABE OF BOSTON
CHORUS : a. Lift Thine Eyes b. Come, Gentle Sleep
Mendelssohn
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, CHAIRMEN OF SUB-COMMITTEES
CHORUS :- a. Dixie
b. Salute to the Flag c. America
Dan Emmett
Director of Music :- CLARENCE J. FOUCHE
Piano :- FLORENCE LUHMAN, Q. H. S. '11
FREDA KLINGENHAGEN, Q. H. S. '11
Drums : CHARLES SAYWARD, Q. H. S. '10
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Graduates
ADAMS SCHOOL-38
Michael Bova
Helen Brogan
Harry Melvin Brundage
Mary Louise Buckley
Mary Agnes Callahan
Sarah Jane McDonald
Louise Isabel McDonnell
Dorothy Lewis Chandler Andrew Costa Samuel Curtis
Laurence William McIntosh
Lawrence Ferguson
Marie Zita Ferguson
Sylvester James Nicol
Charles Raymond Frisk
Ruth Marion Pinel
Margaret Mary Griffin
Ethel Irene Prout
Mary Agnes Griffin Ethel Florence Hansen
Warren Joseph Reardon
Warren Alexander Holland
Joseph Edward Robertson
Elizabeth Rosa
Erna Christina J. Schlenker
Mildred Allen Smith Agnes Theresa Ward
CODDINGTON SCHOOL-45
Leslie Arthur Andrews Frederick Archie Baird
Donald Berry
Earle Douglass Boynton
Marjorie Brooks
Roy Waldmar Magnuson Raybern Blood Melendy
Elton Fletcher Chase
Alice Josephine Coughlan
Mabel Frances Coughlan
Marina Isabella Purpura
Vivian Georgianna Cowling
Agnes Teresa Reardon Eleanor Taylor Margie W. Winifred Taylor Thomas John Thompson William James Thompson, Jr.
Marguerite D. Alice Coy Dorothy Emery Edwards Viola Ethel Files Emily Florence Ford Bessie Edith Grant Russell Kirk Green
Jessie Louisa Gregory
Lewis John Hall
Irene Gertrude Harvey
Charles Herbert Holmes
William Jennings Nathan Kerner
Etta Lydia Koeller
Constance Pauline Larkin Helen Louise Leet Chester Woodruffe MacInnis
Francis Irving Brown
Mary Frances Morris Edna Golden Piper
John William Tobin Minnie Felicity Towne Minnie Sarah Trask Howard Stanley Walker Bernard Francis Waltemeyer Clara Eleanor Walther Ralph Elwin Weymouth Mildred Hinckley Williams Noel Taylor Wrigley
Mary Loretta Horrigan Raymond Peter Josephine Marion Fayetta Keast Alexander Black Laing
Irene Jennie Langhorne Josephine Macalini Edward Bernard Madden
Ernest Elwood Martin
Walter Milne Julia Mary Mullane
Ralph Wallace Prout
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CRANCH SCHOOL-37.
Edith Marion Ames
Florence Beatrice Beaton John Edward Brown Myrick Crane Richard Zeigler Crane
Estella Josephine DeCosta Edwin Charles Philip Eaton Todd Elwell
Kathryn Carroll Galvin
Albert Dinnie Parker
Mabel Victoria Peterson
Frederick Charles Porter Ethel Anna Roney
William Hebb Albert Higgens
Rebecca Shane Nellie Ernestine Shores
Samuel Sochat
Richard Perkins Tappenden
James Arthur Thompson Esther Alfrida Torn
Helen May Walker
GRIDLEY BRYANT SCHOOL-24
Alice Aberdein
Livina Maria Bizzozero
Marguerite T. C. Collins
Joseph Dell Connelly John Joseph Fitzgerald
Lawrence Edward Newcomb Mary Theresa O'Neil
Camille Baldwin Fuller Chester Arthur Furbish
Patrick Francis O'Rourke Daniel Francis Riley Jolın Henry Rooney
Martin Edward Griffin
Patrick Joseph Hagerty
John Roger Saville Mary Agnes Settimelli
Margaret Cecilia Shochan
Eleanor Angelique Steele
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL-19
Frank Brewer Allen Esther Eugenia Bergfors
Verner Mitchell Birnie Yvonne Alice Bouchard Wallace Stirling Carson John Raymond Carson Isabella Mand Copland George Curtis Allen Joseph Daw
Gordon Emslie Graco Theresa Galvin
Ambrose Igo Rebecca Kaufman Margaret Howitt Kelman Kevin Mullin Florence Belie Nightingale Mildred May Opie Mabel Florence Runnalls Wallace William Small
Richard James Larkin
Sigrid Olive Lundquist Mary Dorothy McCormac Allen Pratt Miller
Elsie Irene Gullans
Tekla Wilhelmina Hallquist Laura May Head
Clara Linnea Holmgren
Julia Adelaide Holteen
Willard Oliver Hyland
Charles Abbott Johnson
Mary Beatrice Mullarkey Annie Johanna Mullen
Thomas Joseph Murphy
John Doige Hicks Henry William Kennedy Edwin Delahunt McDonald
Hazel Wilemina Johnson Walter Ernest Karlbert Oscar William Kelley George Langton
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LINCOLN SCHOOL-19
Knute Edward Blomquist
Sigfrid Axel Carlson
Nellie Agnes Connor
Margaret Harper Raleigh
Raymond Davis Johnston
Joseph Sylvester St. Pierre
Wallace McMillan Kemp
Wilfred Paul St. Pierre
George Creighton McDonald
Grace Bell Mckinnon
Beatrice Mildred Moodie
George Franklin Tinney
Ruth Elizabeth Tytler
Rachelina Rita Vergobbi
MASSACHUSETTS FIELDS SCHOOL-38
Myrtle Brown
Paul Symington Brown
Anna Frances Byorkman
William Dorscher Cahill
Ethel Adeline Clifford
Irene Mary Coleman
Beatrice Costello
Susan Lambert Flahive
Sewell Collis Rose
Emily Marion Gnong
Natalie Scott
Hope Margaret Greene
Arthur John Stevens
Millard Monroe Sumner
Edmund Billings Taylor
John Francis Hayes George Herbert Hey Elmer Trefry Hill Grace Louise Humphry
Ethel Thomas William Alton Thompson, Jr. Edward Lincoln Turner Marjorie Scovil Wetmore
Eleanor Marden Jones
Marion Frances Jones Helen Mary Ketchum Dorothy Mary Lavery Ellis Cook Lyons
Elsie Augusta Whitehead
Henry Carl Wickstrom Dorothy Marie Young
QUINCY SCHOOL-43
Josephine Anna Aulbach Emily Mildred Bean
Annie Elizabeth Boisclair
Helen Marie Brown Ruth Minnie Buckley Mary Lillian Claffey Zilpha Coombs Myrle Coombs George Edwin Dahlquist
Walter Wilson DeWolfe
Hazard Sterling Dingwell Catherine Duggan
Harold Roberts Fratus
Bertha Hill Winnifred Hill
Esther Carolina Johnson Emily Fredericka Keeler Alena Gertrude Kilpatrick Agnes P. S. Kinniburgh Stephen Leary Annie M. L. Lowe Gertrude Vivian McCormack Annie Maria McNally Edward John McKeon, Jr. Nathan Francis Mcclure Clement Leo Melanson
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Elmer Russell MacDonald Jessie Grace MacDonald
Phoebe Irving MacDonald Weldon Granville Pratt Lillian Marguerite Purdom Ralph Hawthorne Ranagan Maude Idella Rodowsky
Violette Spargo Mary Lillian Smith
Gladys Irene Moorhouse
Adeline Norris
Ida Celestina Pinardi
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Susan Barbara Moffat Thomas Warren Moran Theodore Millard Noyes
Timothy Joseph O'Connell Randolph Irving Osgood Marion Louise Phillips Thomas Edward Phinney Harry Philip Pitts
Otto Price Lillian Marie Quale Arthur Philip Raiche Margaret Louise Read
Eddy Whitcomb Schultz James Emerson Spinney Beryl Thelma Turner Alice Elizabeth Whalen
Louise Florence Wilson
WASHINGTON SCHOOL-24
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Albert Edward Artis
Mary Elizabeth Avery
Joseph Robert Betts
Frank Edmund Bruton
Marie Bruton
Edgar Leigh Pinel
James Joseph Burke Elsie Denton Burrell
Thomas Albert Spencer
Clarence Francis Gallagher
Harry Griffin Staples ...
John Mitchell Goodhue
Frank Eugene Stone
Frances Eleanor Gronberg
Lila Eastman Thayer
Marjorie Ferris Hill May Frances Kennedy
Elmore Gertrude Thurber Emery Fridolf Tobin
WILLARD SCHOOL-46
Helen Agnes Barry Eraclio Colletti
Emma Elizabeth Corcoran
Daniel Joseph Cuffe John Owswald Curry Dennis Edward Denchy Lydia Impi Djerf Patrick Joseph Doyle
Aksel Alexander Matson
Hjalmar Cunard Nelson
Bessie Jane Nicholls John Edward Ojala Mary Clare O'Neil Robert Paul Pangraze
Albert Thomas Eames
Lillie Batsaba Ekstrand Carroll Joseph Elcook Angello Gaudiano Mary Elizabeth Grady Joseph Burton Halbert Sarah Anne Hannon Elizabeth Ida Hedman Esther Mary Hinchon Jennie Marie Johnson John Elmer Walter Johnson
Svea Louise Johnson Annie Susan Kuja Vera Mary Lane Carl Alof Larson
Fannie Louise Larson Henry Leclair Lucio Marini
Mitchell John Anthony Martin
Fannie Marion Pelto Josephine Mary Realine James Francis Reynolds Sylvester John Alfred Rizzi
Joseph Rouleau Hildur Elizabeth Sandlom Elizabeth Agnes Schaetzl Helen Frances Shea Katherine Margaret Shea Margaret Catherine Shyne Alice Catherine Sullivan Arthur Francis Williams Charles Wesley Williams
Dorothy Parker Lowe Ethel Jeannette McIntyre Dorothea Amanda Mueller James Oliver
Helen Bethiah Pratt
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WOLLASTON SCHOOL-32
Lillian Jane Adams
Mary Allen Broughton Chester Harold Brown
Edward Carrington Bullock Millicent Chapman
Raymond Charles Cassidy
Earl Odell Church
Woldemar Edward Crosscup
Frances Elizabeth Dutton
Perley Lee Friend
Margaret Goodspeed Alta Beatrice Grant
Nathaniel Ordway Gould
Steadman Lawrence Howarth
Myrtle Ozilda Hurlbert
Margaret Murdock Johnson
Fred Morrison Kingsbury Nelson Perry Merrill Gertrude Catherine Mullen Theodosia Warner Park Marion Gertrude Rand
Leon Nickerson Randall Priscilla Robinson Bertha Millicent Salisbury John Joseph Salisbury Ednah Mary Sanborn
Hugh Smith Ethel Garrett Sutermeister
Lucy Hale Waite
Sadie Beatrice Welsford
Leon Edward White
Mildred Henrietta Winegar
85 . GRADUATES
The following table shows the number and character of the certificates granted in June and the distribution of the graduates in September.
Schools
.
Number in Class
Boys
Girls
Number of Graduates
Number of Certificates
Entered High
Woodward Institute
Thayer Academy
Other Schools
Left School
Returned
Adams
45
19
26
38
35
26
6
0
2
4
7
Coddington
48
24
24
45
42
31
3
2
1
8
3
Cranch
43
20
23
39
38
28
6
0
1
5
3
Gridley Bryant
31
17
14
24
23
18
2
0
1
4
6
John Hancock
22
10
12
19
16
14
2
0
0
1
3
Lincoln
27
13
14
19
17
11
2
0
0
8
6
Mass. Fields
41
18
23
38
34
26
6
0
2
3
4
Quincy
54
27
27
43
41
25
11
1
3
5
9
Washington
28
15
13
24
23
20
2
0
1
2
3
Willard
57
26
31
46
46
30
9
0
0
11
7
Wollaston
38
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