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Carlton E. Armstrong
Edwin F. Davidson Edwin C. Day
Elizabeth R. Barry
John L. Beal
Clarence Dixon
Ruth E. Beeman
Helen M. Donovan
Edna Benson Frederick K. Browne, Jr.
Helen M. Doring
Harold F. Bryar
Francis C. Driscoll Joseph J. Eaton
Charles B. Cavanagh
Cora D. Foss
Helen F. Cherrington Alice G. Creamer Marion Creamer
Gladys Frostead John Fuller, Jr.
George A. Golden
Carin E. Dahlquist Oscar A. Dahlquist
Ellen E. Gray
George H. Gray
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Charles Kingston Brown Richard Lowe Brown Mighill Thomas Cressey Margaret Ethel Crimmins Edward Charles Curran Ruth Harriet Davis
Joseph Mark McNamara
Barbara Matilda McTear Edwin Carl Maibach
Reginald William Palmer
Helen Agnes Roughtean Winthrop Alexander Russell Delno Donald Sass
Constance Beverly Wetmore
Lois Hall Wetmore
Paul Kenneth Whitcher
Robert T. Greene Ellsworth A. Hadlock John M. Hamilton Allan S. Hill Horace M. Johnson John O. Kennedy Florence M. Kerrigan George Lally
William Mitchell Ada C. Moore Mabel A. Morrison Irene Nickerson Roy C. Olson Elizabeth J. Phillips
Wilmot B. Pray Laura E. Rogers
James F. Lally Eleanor L. Landin
Winifred F. Lawless
Errica H. Stolpin
Alice L. McCarron
Charles H. Topham
Leo P. McCarron
Mabel A. Topham
Mary R. McCarthy
Emerson Tower
Alexander L. McDonald
Joseph L. Uppling
William H. McDonald
Hazel M. Watts
Hazel S. Mason
Alton E. Westhaver
Catherine R. Maxwell
Alice M. White
Evelyn M. Maxwell
Francis C. White
Jennie T. White
Bertha E. Wight
Lauretta Mellett
Ruth E. Wilmore
WASHINGTON SCHOOL-32
Gertrude J. Barr
Raymond J. McGilvray
Janette E. Barrows
Joseph D. Mahoney
Olive M. Bourassa
Wesley J. Middleton
James H. Cockburn
Margaret D. Miller
Eliot D. Dewey
Wilfred C. Nyberg
Florence I. Edelstein
Alice L. Olson
Kathleen J. Flavin
Muriel Pierce
Helen K. Gallagher
A. Corinne Pineau
Margaret S. Glencross
Edith M. Rimel
Lillian E. Hendry Rose L. Hurvitz Verna M. Kelley
Annie Stevens
William J. Thomson
Edith F. Lee
Violet J. Tucker
Floyd P. Macdonald
Greta E. Wester
Gladys Mackenzie
Agnes H. Wilson
Joseph S. McDonald
Hyman Zirlstein
WILLARD SCHOOL-96
Aili Matilda Ahokas Antoinette Anna Alfano
Mary Elizabeth Burke Christian Adolf Burkhard
John Mitchell Campbell Frank Canale
Hilda Cecelia Carlson
Eva Belliveau
Mary Caroline Cassani Perina Cassani
Andrea Bertoni
Gertrude Mary Bertrand
Mary Bella Catto
Helen Rita Boudrow Ambrose Edward Buckley
Theresa Louise Chignola Maria Louise Cislaghi
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Emma Maria Anderson Helen Ash Harold Frederick Beach
Annie E. Robertson
Joseph F. Mealey Arthur W. Mellett
George F. Merritt
Paul L. Shaner
Sara I. Stephens
Dorothy May Clark Anna Clarkin Nora Gertrude Cronin Alexander Gray Cumming Beatrice Maude Curney Edward Francis Curry Aldea Mary Deschenes Ellen Agnes Desmond Lisena Constance DiBona Romeo John DiBona John Abel Djerf Margaret Theresa Doyle Mary Belle Durant Gertrude Viola Eddy Inez Elkhill Alice Lempi Enquist William Ferrazzi
Henry Francis Fitzgerald
Lillian Josephine Ready
William Earl Fitzgerald
Gertrude Christine Rhenback
Josephine Demars Roberts Philomena Minnie Russo
Frank Sartori Rose Christina Sartori
Joseph Gunderson
Anastasia Ethel Hastings
George Henry Hatch
Marion McIntyre Henderson Alice Lenea Johnson Anna Abbie Johnson
Winifred Agnes Shea
Warren William Smith
Lendall Richard Staples
Walter Edward Steele
Toivo Anselm Kantola
George Herman Koegler
Louis Otto Kreitman John Waino Laine
Hugo James Stranberg Irene Frances Sullivan Eli John Teirila Doris Trotman
Toivo Matthew Wainionpaa
Marion Evelyn Webber Angelo Zanotti
WOLLASTON SCHOOL-64
Frances Adams Elizabeth Kimball Albee Malcolm Fenner Bailey Ralph Sargent Bailey Ada Gertrude Barton Donald Senior Bennett Elinor Birse Virginia Bishop Henry Ainsworth Blake Clarissa Munger Brady Margaret Phinney Brown Esther Frances Campbell Marion Bradford Campbell John Brewster Capen Verna Louise Carr
Kenneth Fremont Chase Helen Celia Closson Miriam Pauline Coburn
Kathleen Elizabeth Colligan
Harriet Dale Couch
Alice Maude Delory Jeannette Florina Favreau Karl French George Talbot Goodspeed Lawrence Thompson Griswold Chester Samuel Higgins Olive Hillman
Earle Francis Hiscock
Helen Scott Hodge Elva Jones
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Ellen McAuliffe
Beatrice Rita McDermott Edith Mary McDonald William Johnston McDowell Frederick Lyman Marble Alfred Angelo Marcolini Louis Marini Russell Joseph Matthews Karl Walter Mattson Thelma Irene Mattson Marjorie Myrtle Mayer George William Mortenson
Miriam Elizabeth Nelson Herbert Monroe Nightingale Walter Orr Amelia Louise Ovaska
Frederick Cecil Parsons
Thomas Lawson Frazier Hilda Saphia Frederickson Santino Gaudiano Rene Gosselin
Ellen Ingaborg Seeland Fannie Jessie Seppala Harold Shea
Hugo August Johnson
William George Stephen
Rose Frances Landry Edward Francis Lane Florence Irene MacKensie Raymond Alexander MacLean
Thelma Marie Keay Bessie Madeleine Kelley Edith Gertrude Kraus Persis Antoinette Lagerstadt Elma Elizabeth Lind Isabel Linscott John Gordon MacDonald Bernard Francis Manning, Jr. Louis Faxon Merrill Harold Joseph Morgan
Anna Theresa Nicklas Mildred Marie Nicklas
Robert Blanchard Osgood Charles Frederick Palmer Gladys Hobart Paul
Lillian Loretta Pitts Malcolm James Rand
Isaac Wilbur Rhodes Delima Rose Rice Hope Robinson Bradford Ropes Irving Lawrence Shaw, Jr.
Caroline Sidney Simmons
Edna Janet Snow
Peleg Malcolm Thacher
Elizabetha Theresa Tobbenboske
Elizabeth Field Trumper
Ethel Hilda Van Raalte Wilbur Franklin Weeks
Barbara Wells Arthur Frederick Whitehead
Rena Hazel Whittan
Elsie Bailey Wilson Eleanor Gertrude Wright
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ORGANIZATIONS OF QUINCY TEACHERS
QUINCY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION: Andrew G. Johnson, President.
Julia A. Leamy, Secretary.
QUINCY ELEMENTARY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION: Lora E. Lamb, President. Mildred T. Polk, Secretary.
QUINCY SCHOOL MASTERS' CLUB: Thomas B. Pollard, President. Andrew H. MacPhail, Secretary.
QUINCY MASTERS' ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION: Elizabeth A. Garrity, President. Mary L. Egan, Secretary.
PARKER ROUND TABLE - GRAMMAR MASTERS: Andrew H. MacPhail, Secretary.
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CORPS OF TEACHERS JANUARY, 1918
§ College graduate.
¿Attended college but did not graduate.
*Graduate of normal school.
tAttended but not a graduate of normal school.
"Graduate of kindergarten training school.
HIGH SCHOOL
Hancock Street, corner Butler Road Date of Election
Residence
Ernest L. Collins, Head Master § 1912
79 Butler Road
Ralph R. Barr, Sub-Master §
1917 34 Park Lane
John F. Roache §
1906
44 Edison Park
Robert F. Aschenbach *
1912
110 Upland Road
Harry W. French f
1913
74 Butler Road
George W. Paulsen §
1913 52 Whitney Road
Charles B. Thomson
1913 46 Putnam Street
John E. Fuller §
1915
192 Dartmouth St., Boston
Matthew Nicoll
1917
5 Roselin Avenue
J. Everett Ricker §
1917
14 Huntly Road
Clara E. Thompson
1892
174 Warren Avenue
Grace A. Howe §
1904
52 Greenleaf Street
Elizabeth I. O'Neill §
1911
30 Powell Street, Brookline
Victoria M. H. Zeller §
1911
1471 Washington St., West Newton
Lucy H. Atwood *
1913
73 Kemper Street
Alice D. Brooks §
1913
94 Greenleaf Street
Sally F. Dawes §
1913
44 Russell Park
Esther G. Anderson §
1914
163 Hemenway St., Boston
J. Marjorie Bailey §
1914
Margaret Seymour §
1914
52 Brook Street 1220 Hancock Street
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Date of Electron Residence
Maud P. Thayer §
1914
94 Greenleaf Street
Elizabeth G. Anderson *
1914
68 Elm Street
Agnes G. Donovan
1915
57 Upland Road
Clara V. Bushnell *
1915 1079 Hancock St.
Hazel H. Wavle §
1915
43 Irving Street, Cambridge
Vivian Taber §
1915
13 Willow Street
Ruth M. Giles §
1915
35 Elm Avenue
Jordine Davison
1916
137 Billings Street
Mary P. Dodge t
1916
72 Willow Street
M. Alice Hagarty §
1916
1 Center Avenue, Dorchester
Julia A. Leamy §
1916
18 Washington St.
Marjorie W. Shaw §
1916
38 Russell Park
Sarah Damon §
1917
40 Huntly Road
Helen Fitzgerald §
1917
44 Chester Street
Eleanor M. Galleher §
1917
80 Porter Rd., Cam- bridge
Edith C. Johnson §
1917
18 Washington St., East Milton
Lucy S. Page
1917
40 Huntly Road
Sara Sweet §
1917
44 Russell Park
Florence Whittemore
1917
162 Arlington Street
Aliene Morgan
1917
Somerville
ADAMS SCHOOL Abigail Avenue
Andrew H. MacPhail, Master §||
1916
Endicott Street
Mary L. Egan
VII-VIII 1904
10 Cross Street
Jennie F. Griffin
VI-VII 1897
22 Guild Street
Elizabeth W. Ross *
VI
1907 216 Liberty Street
Caroline Welch *
V 1917
35 Pearl Street
Beatrice H. Rothwell t IV
1899
61 Payne Street
Eliza F. Dolan
III-IV
1884
69 Revere Road
Ruth Kemp *
II-III
1911
22 Bennington St.
Lora E. Lamb
II
1913
1 Crescent Street
Euphrasia Hernan
I 1879
48 Quincy Avenue
|| Master also of Cranch School.
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ATHERTON HOUGH SCHOOL
Sea Street Date of Election Residence
James S. Perkins, Master *|| 1911 1166 Hancock St.
Elizabeth A. Garrity #
VIII 1910 13 Cottage Street
Alice L. Goodspeed *
VII 1914 123 Beach Street
Mary A. Shyne *
VI
1917
53 Butler Road
Annie E. Burns V 1897
13 Payne Street
Antoinette E. Jacobs *
IV 1915 17 Trescott Street
Marion F. Keast *
III
1915 46 Presidents Ave.
Madeline Westburg *
II
1915 18 Washington St.
Marion L. Pratt *
I 1915
298 Safford Street
|| Master also of Coddington School.
CODDINGTON SCHOOL Coddington Street, near Washington
James S. Perkins, Master *||
1911
1166 Hancock St.
Jennie N. Whitcher * VIII 1902
46 Spear Street
Frances A. Coleman * VII
1917 57 Coddington St.
M. Alice Kennedy * VII
1911
A. Josephine Shanahan *
1916
30 Park Avenue, South Weymouth 886 North Union St., Rockland
Katherine K. Kemp *
VI 1916
91 Independence Avenue
Katherine T. Larkin *
V 1907
929 Hancock Street
Dora F. Sutherland *
V 1917
57 Coddington St.
Ada M. Williams *
IV 1913
18 Bigelow Street
Mary E. Costello
III
1900
47 South Street
Grace J. Elcock'
III-IV
1910
326 Copeland St.
E. Gertrude Drislain *
IV 1912
130 Rockland Street, Canton 10 Cross Street
Genevieve L. Egan *
II
1915
Mary A. Geary *
I
1907
30 Grove Street
Mary E. McLean *
I 1916
61 Northfield St., Roxbury
|| Master also of Atherton Hough School.
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CRANCH SCHOOL Whitwell Street Date of Election
Residence
Andrew H. MacPhail, Master§||
1916
Endicott Street
Carrie A. Crane
VII-VIII
1894
20 Whitney Road
Helen F. Burke *
VI-VII
1910
57 Rogers Street
Ruth H. Macleod *
V-VI
1916 18 Bennington St.
Olga E. E. Blosser *
IV-V
1917
47 Aldie St., Allston
Annie C. Healey IV
1904 346 Adams Street
Harriet F. Burns *
III
1915
30 North Payne St.
Marie D. Fegan
II-III
1906 1048 Hancock St.
Jennie M. Gibb *
I-II
1917
22 Lowe Street
Ethel M. Cook *
I 1914
26 Adams Street
Master also of Adams School.
DANIEL WEBSTER SCHOOL
Lancaster Street
Thomas B. Pollard, Master
1887
41 Edison Street
Ruth A. Taylor
VIII
1905
101 Beach Street
Anna A. Crowley *
VII
1916
59 South Street
Frances Pitts
VI-VII
1917
18 Bennet Street, Brighton
Lillian MacQuarrie * VI
1917
Blanche Mague *
V-VI
1917
Elizabeth R. Collingwood * V
1917
L. Rachael Foye *
IV 1917
Gertrude A. O'Brien *
IV
1917
Marion L. Downey *
IV
1917
Bertha F. Estes *
III
1912
Margaret C. Shyne *
III
1915
Helen M. Mayer *
II
1914
Edith I. Knutson
II
1915
Alice T. Ash *
I
1917
98 Independence Avenue
21 Alden Street 57 Coddington St. 98 Independence Avenue 129 Copeland St. 119 Squantum St. 80 Neck St., No. Weymouth 53 Butler Road
74 Summer St., Weymouth 31 Bedford St. 237 Copeland St.
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Date of Election Residence
Marion L. Billings *
I 1916 158 Goffe Street I 1917 South Hanson
Elsie G. Calder *
||Master also of Washington School.
FRANCIS W. PARKER SCHOOL Billings Road
Andrew G. Johnson, Master *§||
1914
32 Cummings Ave.
Marion B. Reinhardt *
VIII 1914 34 Prospect Street
E. Frances Eaton
VIII 1917 18 Spear Street
Inez Scott *
VII
1917
Constance E. Brown * VII
1917
111 Arlington St., Hyde Park 381 Talbot Avenue, Dorchester
Josephine Zarkofski *
VI
1917
35 Pearl Street
Margaret A. Bell *
VI
1917
16 Glen Avenue, Arlington 70 Coddington St.
Ruth Leavitt *
V
1917
Ruth S. Ferguson *
V 1912
92 Hollis Avenue
Helen A. Gooch *
IV 1917
51 Glover Avenue
Lillian M. Waterhouse
IV
1897
94 Squantum St.
Isabel W. Riddell *
III
1917
34 Prospect Street
Hazel S. Loring *
III
1916
335 Washington St., Braintree
Mary E. Foley *
II
1917
203 Whitwell St.
Vellora Whorff *
I
1916
123 Beach Street
Mabel L. Wheeler *
I
1915
101 Beach Street
Marjorie Pogue *
I
1917
34 Prospect Street
|| Master also of Montclair School.
GRIDLEY BRYANT SCHOOL Willard, corner Robertson Street
Leroy L. Woods, Master * #||
1913 486 Beale Street, E. Milton
Margaret E. Sweeney * VIII
1911
73 Main Street
Mabel A. Johnson *
VII
1913
19 Safford Street, South Braintree
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Date of Election
Residence
Clara M. Pearce
VI 1913 179 Franklin Street
Ruth E. Reynolds
V 1917 92 Glencoe Place
Mary A. Coyle *
IV 1909 47 Merrymount Rd.
Alice E. Munster *
III 1914 34 Prospect Street
Augusta E. Dell
II 1897 536 Willard Street
Catherine C. McGovern I 1895
238 Farrington Street
|| Master also of Willard School.
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL Gordon Street
H. Forrest Wilson, Master *||
1909 34 Summer Street, Weymouth
Madaline Beaman
VIII
1915
87 Glendale Road
Dorothy Emerson *
VII
1915 87 Grand View Ave.
Mary C. Parker
VI
1896
33 Upland Road
Helen M. West
V
1890
690 Adams Street
May Kapples *
IV
1908 329 Copeland Street
Isabelle Moir
III
1897
419 Hancock Street
Amanda G. Curit *
II-III
1917
91 Independence Avenue 172 Willard Street
Ellen McNealy
II
1905
Ruth H. Wilkes *
I 1915
22 Bennington St.
Mary E. Burns T I
1904
162 Cross Street
|| Master also of the Lincoln School.
LINCOLN SCHOOL Brooks Avenue, near Centre Street
H. Forrest Wilson, Master *||
1909 34 Summer Street, Weymouth
Mary D. Bragdon
VIII
1914
Helen T. Lydon
VII
1916
38 Coddington St. 238 Park Avenue, Abington
Alice B. Romkey
VI
1917
12 Dale Avenue
Ruth M. Eldridge
V
1913
14 Bennington St.
Esther J. Viden *
V
1909
6 Viden Road
Anna D. Larkin *
IV
1913
929 Hancock Street
Minnie E. Donovan
IV
1892
25 Brooks Avenue
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Date of Election
Residence
Ruth E. Taylor *
III 1916 57 Coddington St.
J. Elizabeth Sullivan
III 1892 220 Quincy Ave. .
Grace M. Lamb 1
II 1909 1 Crescent Street
Annie B. Forsyth
II
1911 221 Whitwell St.
Martha E. Isaac *
I 1914 18 Buckley Street
Pauline L. Whitman *
I 1914
21 Eliot Street
|| Master also of John Hancock School.
MASSACHUSETTS FIELDS SCHOOL Beach Street, corner Rawson Road
David H. Goodspeed, Master *||
1909 202 Taylor Street
Gertrude M. Burke *
VI
1910
57 Royal Street
Helen E. Phipps * VI
1916 210 Eliot St., Milton
Cassandana Thayer
V
1896
136 Crescent Street
Annie L. Blacklock *
IV
1908
Grace M. Spinney +
III-IV
1900
19 Valley Street 6 Sawyer Avenue, Dorchester
Alma L. Tower
III
1916
81 Birch Street, N. Abington
Olivia Jerauld *
II
1915
131 Beach Street
Florence C. Gammons *
II
1901
101 Beach Street
Annie M. Bennett
I 1897
101 Beach Street
|| Master also of Wollaston School.
MONTCLAIR SCHOOL
Highland Avenue, corner West Squantum Street
Andrew G. Johnson, Master *§||
1914 32 Cummings Ave.
Lucy L. Hennigar * VII-VIII 1913 214 Safford Street
Margaret G. Knight * VI-VII 1913 469 Quarry Street
Edith I. Gibson *
V 1917
18 Bryant Place
Alice M. Igo III-IV 1912 136 Quincy Street
Elsie A. Williams *
II-III 1916 18 Buckley Street
Elizabeth M. Powers I 1912 41 Bigelow Street || Master also of Francis W. Parker School.
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QUINCY SCHOOL Newbury Avenue Date of Election
Residence
Charles Sampson, Master *
1896
14 Avon Way
Helen J. Hunt * VIII 1910
Helen M. Strange *
VII-VIII
1915
Lydia B. Randall *
VII
1912
C. Gertrude Eddy *
VI
1911
155 Billings Street 18 Washington St. 34 Prospect Street Chestnut Street,
Randolph
Mary A. Keefe
V 1906
11 Woodward Ave.
Mabel E. Lovejoy *
IV-V
1910
30 Huntley Road
Margaret I. Shirley §
IV 1907
Josephine L. Kelley
III 1900
139 Quincy Street 59 Billings Street
Florence M. Howe T
II-III
1905
25 Bigelow Street 38 Walker Street
Bertha M. Chandler *
I-II
1916
Russell Street
Mary F. O'Brien
I 1915
129 Copeland Street
WASHINGTON SCHOOL Washington Street
Thomas B. Pollard, Master *||
1887 41 Edison Street
Jennie Cline * VIII
1914 92 Waumbeck St., Roxbury
Esther C. Ayer
VII
1915
298 Safford Street
Alice S. Hatch
VI
1893
35 Irving Place
Georgianna C. Stewart *
V 1917
11 Branch Street
Mary F. Sampson *
IV 1900
42 Butler Road
Lucy B. Page
III-IV
1904
1632 Hancock St.
H. Frances Cannon
II-III
1892
21 Newcomb St.
Ida F. Humphrey
II 1897
232 Fayette Street
A. Louise Bond *
I
1917 298 Safford Street
Sarah A. Malone I
1883
58 Edison Park
||Master also of Daniel Webster School.
WILLARD SCHOOL Copeland Street
Leroy L. Woods, Master * #||
1913 486 Beale Street
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Ellen D. Granahan t
II
1897
Date of Election Residence
Ethel Vogler *
VIII 1910 73 Kemper Street
Clara M. Shaw * VII 1906 122 Crescent Street
Katherine M. Coughlan * VII
1911 901 Hancock Street
Marie J. Bruton *
VI 1915 747 Washington St.
Susan Bishop *
VI
1915
98 Independence Av. 165 Crescent Street
Elizabeth J. McNeil
V
1883
82 Crescent Street
Frances C. Sullivan
IV
1894
324 Granite Street 59 South Street
Alice M. Donnelly *
IV
1917
Jessie O. Shirley
IV
1909
139 Quincy Street
Teresa McDonnell t
III
1889 250 Water Street
Annie Z. White
III
1900
898 Adams Street, Dorchester
Mabel D. Reardon *
III
1913
159 Common St.
Anne M. Cahill *
II
1891
95 Water Street
Laura Bumpus *
II
1916
122 Crescent Street
Ellen G. Haley
II
1907
80 Rogers Street
Margaret E. Burns
I
1881
162 Cross Street
Annie F. Burns
I 1884
162 Cross Street
Mary B. Keating t
I
1901
70 Upland Road
Julia Bulgin | *
VIII
1917
69 Rutland Street, Boston
Alice M. Patterson | *
VIII
1917
108 Glenwood Rd., Winter Hill
[Prevocational class teachers. || Master also of Gridley Bryant School.
WOLLASTON SCHOOL Beale Street
David H. Goodspeed, Master *||
1909 202 Taylor Street
Ellen C. Shyne *
VIII 1912
53 Butler Road
Alice B. Beal *
VII 1916 28 Vane Street
Mildred T. Polk * VI 1916
165 Beach Street
Margaret M. Hunt *
VI
1916 14 Bigelow Street
Bertha Johansen *
IV-V
1915 99 Brook Street
Gladys B. Goodnow *
V 1910 90 Grand View Ave.
1875
Ellen B. Fegan
V
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Residence
Catharine R. Brown *
Date of Election IV 1913 48 Allston St .. Allston
Florence M. Varley *
II-III
1917
99 Brook Street
Annie G. Cumming
III
1915 33 Totman Street
Dora M. Start *
II
1907
S6 Glen St., Somer- ville 213 Belmont Street
Evelyn M. Farrington I 1911
Clara E. G. Thayer
I 1SS9 21 Winthrop Ave.
||Master also of Massachusetts Fields School.
DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
J. Gardiner Smith, M.D.
1909 175 Glendale Road
MUSIC
Maude M. Howes §
1915 18 Washington St.
Margaret Tuthill
1913
340 Beale Street
DRAWING
Lillian Newman
1909 54 Grand View Ave.
SEWING
Fannie F. French
1892 54 Bigelow Street
Katharine G. Cunningham
1917 34 Spear Street
PRIMARY SUPERVISOR
Marion J. Wesley * §
1917
Miller Stile Inn
GRAMMAR SUPERVISOR
Mabel F. Laughton *
1917
234 Everett Street
SCHOOL NURSES
Marion J. Jackson
1915
150 Quincy Ave.
Lucy H. Rand
1916 3 Monadnock St., Dorchester
SCHOOL DENTIST
Dr. Bernard N. Farren
1916
61 Washington St.
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EVENING SCHOOL TEACHERS
Adams:
Leroy L. Woods, Principal
Genevieve L. Egan
Margaret Goodspeed
Elizabeth Ross
Willard:
David H. Goodspeed, Principal
Margaret E. Sweeney
Martha E. Isaac
Washington: Andrew G. Johnson, Principal Mary G. Anderson Marion L. Downey
High : Harry W. French, Principal of Building Charles B. Thomson
Agnes G. Donovan Gertrude M. Burke Jordine E. Davison Aliene Morgan
INDUSTRIAL EVENING SCHOOL
Joseph M. Larkin, Supervising Officer Louis A. Whitehouse Rowland Linfield Archibald J. Grassick Samuel Crosby
William S. Cleaves
Erland G. Debes Jacob L. Bergvall Judson Hamlin Jasper E. Richardson Mrs. Dora F. Harlow Marion Wilkins
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QUINCY INDEPENDENT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
J. Gould Spofford, Principal Elijah P. Barrows
John Cox
Nils Engstrom
Joseph B. Kraemer
Grover C. Russell
. W. Russell Parker Joseph M. Ford
FORE- RIVER CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT
Oswald H. Tomlin
John L. Adams
Thompson B. Crane Ralph E. Bridgham
QUINCY HOME-MAKING SCHOOL
Elizabeth M. Douglas, Principal
Esther M. Carr
Amy Campbell Bernice Woodward
Marion Jackson
Alice M. Keane
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JANITORS OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS
High - William C. Hart, 94 Butler Road.
Adams - George Linton, 37 Richie Road.
Atherton Hough -. Fred C. Cahoon, 48 Littlefield Street. Coddington - William C. Caldwell, 114 Woodward Avenue. Cranch - Robert Neill, 75 Brackett Street.
Daniel Webster - Michael Reardon, 42 Upland Road. Francis W. Parker - Albert M. Willis, 57 Presidents Avenue. Gridley Bryant - John Hinnegan, 190 Willard Street. John Hancock - George O. Shirley, 139 Quincy Street. Lincoln - Frank G. Pettee, 162 Kendrick Avenue. Massachusetts Fields - Norman E. Ross, 60 Bennington St. Montclair - George F. Hamlin, 20 Sterling Street. Quincy - Thomas J. Smith, 60 Madison Avenue.
Washington - Alexander Shirley, 592 South Street.
Willard - James Marr, 81 Goddard Street.
Wollaston - Charles J. Hart, 81 Glendale Road.
JANITOR OF QUINCY INDEPENDENT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
John Jacobsen, 166 Kendrick Avenue.
JANITOR OF QUINCY HOME-MAKING SCHOOL William C. Caldwell, 114 Woodward Avenue.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1918
Chairman HON. JOSEPH L. WHITON, Mayor
Vice-Chairman DR. NATHANIEL S. HUNTING
Term Expires
HON. JOSEPH L. WHITON
December 31, 1918
29 Whitney Road, Quincy.
MR. ALFRED O. DIACK. December 31, 1919
17 Independence Avenue, South Quincy.
DR. NATHANIEL S. HUNTING December 31, 1919 1136 Hancock Street, Quincy.
MRS. ALICE M. ARNOLD. December 31, 1918 57 Spear Street, Quincy.
DR. GEORGE M. SHEAHAN December 31, 1918
12 School Street, Quincy.
MR. CHARLES W. BAILEY. December 31, 1920 365 Highland Avenue, Wollaston.
DR. DANIEL A. BRUCE December 31, 1920 139 East Squantum Street, Atlantic.
Secretary of Board and Superintendent of Schools
MR. ALBERT LESLIE BARBOUR 14 Linden Place, Quincy
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THE CALENDAR FOR 1918
First Term: Monday, January 7, to Thursday, February 21. Second Term: Monday, March 4, to Friday, April 26.
Third Term: Monday, May 6, to Friday, June 21, for ele- mentary schools; to Friday, June 28, for High School.
Fourth Term: Wednesday, September 4, to Friday, Decem- ber 20.
Grammar School Graduations: Friday, June 21.
High School Graduation: Friday, June 26.
Holidays: all legal holidays; Good Friday and June 17th, and the remainder of the week from Wednesday noon next preceding Thanksgiving.
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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF WOODWARD INSTITUTE
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: I submit herewith my ninth annual report as superintendent of this school.
It is quite unnecessary to say that one of our chief con- cerns during the latter part of this year has been the effect which the war may have on this school. This is entirely natural when we consider the experiences which similar schools or in fact all schools abroad have had to undergo. Education, a process which concerns at least 20% of a state's population, is one of its chief functions and it could hardly be otherwise when a state organizes itself for war that so great and conspicuous a function should be affected.
It is to be noted that although as yet in this country we are only beginning our preparations for war, all schools are be- ing deeply affected and it is because the higher institutions are being affected most that the situation is of interest as concerns this school. It is well known that the colleges of the country have lost from 10 to 40 per cent of their registration; it is per- haps not so well known that the high schools and academies have lost from 5 to 25 per cent. Up to the present time a 5% loss would measure the effect on attendance at Woodward Institute; whether that loss is to increase will depend alto- gether upon circumstances. The loss of registration has de- pended upon and will continue to depend upon either economic pressure in the home, the lure of present high wages in the in- dustries, or the economic demands of war industries.
If economic pressure in the home causes any of our girls to withdraw from Woodward before completing their course, we can only regret that such circumstances can arise. If the compelling cause is the attraction of the present high wage scale, the school should combat the tendency by every means in its power. It is an extremely short-sighted policy which would allow a temporary financial gain to cut short the period of education with its promise of increased happiness and pros- perity, and yet this is an influence which is all too potent at the present time in cutting down school attendance. The duty of
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the girl of normal intelligence at the present time is to go on by all means with her previously planned programme of edu- cation, if possible to add to it, because there never has been such a call for trained leaders or thinkers as is bound to arise with the close of the hostilities. Therefore it is incumbent upon this country to add to its capital as represented by edu- cated men and women rather than to allow it to diminish.
With the demand on the part of the government interests or contributing interests which would call young people, girls as well as boys, into the service, we can properly only give our heartiest co-operation. It is needless to say that such a de- mand has not yet arisen in this community though it may arise at some future time. Until such time there is no occasion for apprehension.
The conclusion is obvious: It is the duty of every parent whose daughter may at any time in the future consider leaving the school to weigh carefully all the motives which bear upon the subject and if it can possibly be done allow or persuade the daughter to continue her education. Such a clear-headed course is the part both of wisdom and patriotism.
Apparently the parents have viewed the situation in much the same light, because the shrinkage in our school has been much lighter up to date than in the average school of this type.
It is to be observed that the tendency of girls wishing nor- mal or college preparation to come to this school still continues and the school is sending an increasing portion of its graduates each year to higher institutions. The achievements of those who go to college, as indicated by the reports sent back each year, indicate efficiency of preparation as well as a sterling type of girl.
There has been little change in the teaching corps since my last report. Miss MacKnight, who was with the school last year as teacher of English, was obliged by ill health to give up teaching. Her place was filled by the appointment of Miss Agnes K. Rhodes, a graduate of Boston University with sev- eral years' experience in public high school work. Miss Hazel Wavle, who had taught the dressmaking for some years in conjunction with her work at the High School, was compelled
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by the pressure of other work to relinquish the work here and was succeeded by Miss Marion Wilkins, a teacher of wide ex- perience in Practical Arts classes and evening school work.
The general condition of the Institute property is ex- cellent.
The Alumna prize for the best essay written by a member of the Senior Class upon an assigned subject was awarded to Julia Horrigan.
Respectfully submitted, A. L. BARBOUR, Superintendent.
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INDEX.
Page
Administrative Boards 1918
3
Assessors' Report. .
179
Auditor's Report .
9
Board of Survey, Report of.
201
Building Inspector, Report of .
191 98
Burial Places, Report of Managers
City Clerk, Report of
107
Births of 1917.
108
Deaths of 1917
145
Election Returns .
157
Marriages of 1917
131 6
City Council 1918.
197
City Government . .
3
City Physician, Report of
103
City Treasurer, Report of .
84
Commissioner of Public Works.
208 207 104
Health Department, Report of Board.
183
Inspector of Meats and Provisions
189
Inspector of Plumbing.
187
Milk Inspector .
190
Park Commissioners, Report of .
181
Planning Board of the City of Quincy, Report of
202
Police Department, Report of Chief .
91
Poor Department, Report of Overseer.
100
Sealer of Weights and Measures
176
Sewer Department, Report of
221
Tax Collector, Report of
162
Thomas Crane Public Library
225
Treasurer's Statement .
44
Water Department, Report of .
212
Wires, Inspector of .
194
Woodward Fund, Report of the Treasurer.
88
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
City Engineer, Report of
Dock and Water Front Commissioner, Report of.
Fire Department, Report of Chief .
368| 132
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