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Greater Co-operation with the Public Library. Teachers and pupils are making good use of the books in the public library, both for reference and for the pupils' general reading. Several of the teachers have borrowed books from the library and have placed them in their schoolrooms for the use of their pupils. The library has rendered a special service by supply- ing reference material for the work in history in the upper grades.
A Course in Preparation for Citizenship has been added to the work of the Evening School. The aim of this course is to give foreigners such information ter the
w In wod to take out their naturalization papers. Seventeen pupils have received their first papers and one has filed application for his second papers.
Continued Co-operation of the Norwood Civic Association. The continued co-operation of the Civic Association makes possible the courses in household arts in the upper grades and the course in physical training in the high school. If it were not for the Civic Association, these classes could not be con- ducted. The dental and eye clinics have cared for a large num- ber of school children. For these and other services the Civic Association is deserving of the appreciation of the School Department.
The Increase in the Membership of the Schools has been the Largest in the History of the Town. One hundred sixty more
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pupils registered on the opening day in 1914 than in 1913. On September 23, the membership of the schools was 1986. On December 31 this membership had increased by forty to 2026. The membership in the High school is 226, the largest in its history and an increase of sixty-one over the average mem- bership of 165 for the school year ending in June, 1914. Three additional schoolrooms were opened in September, two at the New Balch school and one at the Guild school. Two additional teachers were employed at the High school. The congestion at the High school is such that six classes now meet in the after- noon. Only one schoolroom in town remains unoccupied. This room at the New Balch school will be in use in September.
The Largest Organization in Norwood.
The public school system is the largest organization in Nor- wood. One-fifth of the population of the town is in the day schools. Seventy-one teachers are required for the 2026 pupils. These 2026 pupils are distributed as follows :
High,
226
Everett - un 01
208
Guild,
480
Shattuck,
321
Winslow,
288
New Balch,
382
East,
57
West,
64
The executive head of this force of people is the superin- tendent of schools working under a school committee of six. The superintendent is assisted by two clerks. The schools require the services of an attendance officer, a census enumera- tor, a school nurse and a school physician. Seven janitors and sweepers care for the buildings. The average attendance of the evening school up to December 31 was 185. Fifteen
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teachers working under a principal instruct these pupils. The evening school requires the services of two janitors. Add these figures and it appears that 2320 people are connected with the organization of the Norwood school system.
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A Need That Must Be Met.
The schools of Norwood have many needs. There is one need, however, that must be met. The large number of pupils in our schools and the rapid rate of growth of the schools mean that additional school accommodations must be provided. The present membership of the High school is 226. The ninth grade numbers 127; the eighth grade, 169; the seventh grade, 177; and the sixth grade, 163. On the basis of these figures and allowing for the rate at which pupils fall out in advancing from grade to grade the membership in the High school in September, 1915, will be 275; in 1916, 345; and in 1917, 401.
Furthermore, the age limit was raised in 1909 from five to five and one-half years. The pupils admitted that year were to have opportunity to enter the High school after eight years in the grades. These pupls are now in the sixth grade and should have the opportunity to ..... ist High school in September, 1917. These pupils added to the others who are to enter the High school in that year will bring the number of pupils in the High school in September, 1917, to over 500. The seating capacity of the building as at present approved by the State Police is 200.
Appropriations.
The Committee recommends the following appropriations for the ensuing year :
Teachers,
$55,500.00
Janitors,
4,700.00
Schoolbooks and Supplies,
4,500.00
Incidentals and Repairs,
5,000.00
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Heating and Lighting, School Tickets, School Physician, Evening School,
4,000.00
500.00
200.00
2,000.00
Note. Chapter 590 of the Acts of 1914 reads as follows : "Any town may, and every city or town in which there are issued during the year from September first to August thirty- first certificates authorizing the employment of twenty or more persons who do not possess the educational qualifications enumerated in section one of chapter forty-four of the Re- vised Laws, as amended, shall maintain during the following school year an evening school or schools for the instruction of persons over fourteen years of age in orthography, reading, writing, the English language and grammar, geography, arithmetic, industrial drawing, both free hand and mechanical, the history of the United States, physiology and hygiene and good behavior. Such other subjects may be taught in such schools as the school committee considers expedient."
Since the town of Norwood has "twenty or more persons who do not possess the education al qualifications enumerated" the town is obliged to maintain an evening school.
Respectfully submitted,
AUSTIN H. FITTZ,
Superintendent.
ALFRED N. AMBROSE,
SARAH N. BIGELOW, GEORGE H. SMITH, CORNELIUS M. CALLAHAN,
HARRIET W. LANE,
RALPH E. BULLARD,
School Committee.
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE.
Mr. Austin H. Fittz, Superintendent of Schools :
I submit my report as school nurse from September 9, 1914, to December 31, 1914.
Total number of examinations,
2,446
Total number of treatments needed,
2,411
Uncleanliness,
160
Pediculosis,
202
Defective vision,
117
Deafness and other defects of ears,
12
Enlarged tonsils,
192
Adenoids,
42
Dental defects,
1,351
Miscellaneous,
172
Ir proved :
Uncleanliness,
158
Vision,
52
Miscellaneous,
84
Cured :
Pediculosis,
202
. Enlarged tonsils,
12
Adenoids,
9
Dental,
577
Miscellaneous,
102
Visits to homes,
152
Number of pupils examined by school physician,
200
Respectfully submitted,
EDNA C. DAVIES,
School Nurse.
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SCHOOL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Note. A pupil deposits at his school. When the amount to his credit is three dollars an account is opened for him at the Dedham Institution for Savings.
Amount to credit of pupils at Dedham Institu- tion for Savings, January 31, 1914, $3,221.67
Balance on hand, School Savings Department, Jan. 31, 1914 (not including interest), 514.46
Number of depositors, Dec. 31, 1914, 878
Amount of deposits received from February 1, 1914, to December 31, 1914, 2,183.61
Number of accounts opened at Dedham Institu-
tion for Savings, 1914-1915, 128
Amount deposited to the credit of pupils at
Dedham Institution for Savings, 1914-1915, 1,447.27
Interest accruing to credit of pupils at Dedham Institution for Savings, 1914-1915, 82.04
Number of withdrawals from Dedham Institu- tion for Savings, 1914-1915, 106
Amount of such withdrawals, 1,077.51
Amount to credit of pupils at Dedham Institu- tion for Savings, December 31, 1914, 3,895.55
Number of withdrawals before transfer to
Dedham Institution for Savings, 275
Amount of such withdrawals, 272.05
Balance on hand, School Savings Department,
December 31, 1914 (not including interest), 978.75
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REPORT OF CENSUS ENUMERATOR.
To the Superintendent of Schools :
I submit my report as Census Enumerator for the year 1914. I have taken a house to house canvass as required by law.
Number of children between 5 and 16, 1,975
Number of boys between 5 and 7, 180
Number of girls between 5 and 7, 177
Number of boys between 7 and 14, 661
Number of girls between 7 and 14, 626
Number of boys between 14 and 16, 160
Number of girls between 14 and 16, 171
Number of illiterate minors over 14, 64
Number of male illiterate minors over 14, 36
Number of female illiterate minors over 14, 28
Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH F. GOULD,
Enumerator.
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ENROLMENT AND ATTENDANCE
Teachers
Schools
Grades
Enrolment
Boys
Girls
Number Over
15 Years Old.
Number Be-
tween 7 and 14
1 Nathaniel A. Cutler
High Everett
10-13
176
85
91
138
2
2
Maud B. Kennerson
9
52
16
36
7
33
3
Flora B. Reed
9
46
24
22
16
12
4 Wilda L. Vose
9
37
18
19
9
28
5
Minnie G. Feely
66
8
*44
16
28
7
37
6
Eleanor H. Matson
66
8
45
19
26
5
30
7
M. Agnes McCarthy
7
41
17
24
2
41
8
Julia E. Danahy
Guild
7
43
24
19
2
38
9
M. L. Reid
6
53
30
23
0
51
10
Mary C. Fleming
5-6
54
28
26
1
54
11
Margarita E. Burns
5
53
29
24
0
53
12
Mary W. O'Brien
4
53
26
27
0
53
13
Marion H. Bartlett
4
54
26
28
0
54
14
Estelle M. Mahoney
3
46
29
17
0
45
15
Julia I. Drummy
3
45
23
22
0
45
16
Helen F. McCarthy
2
46
16
30
0
28
17
Lucy H. Brooks
1-2
30
17
13
0
15
18
Emmeline E. Wilson
1
42
22
20
0
1
19
George W. Allen
7
45
23
22
2
38
20
Marie H. Sorensen
6
47
23
24
0
47
21
Mabelle Douglas
5
32
12
20
0
32
22
Florence Hill
60
4
39
25
14
0
39
23
Anne G. Adams
3
*44
24
20
0
42
24
Maude A. Woods
40
20
20
0
27
25
Bertha Richardson
66
1-2
33
17
16
0
33
26
Emma F. Niles
66
1
39
7
32
0
1
27
Gertrude E. Richardson
Winslow
8
46
20
26
6
40
28
Anastasia M. Kelly
66
7
45
19
26
2
43
29
Ina M. Balch
6
48
21
27
1
44
30
Hannah E. Whelden
5
53
29
24
0
53
31
Bertha L. Brown
4
47
29
18
0
47
32
Martha S. Steele
66
3
54
27
27
0
54
33
Mary A. Ahern
66
1
33
18
15
0
7
35
Katharine L. Carbee
Balch
6
*22
10
12
1
21
36
Martha E. Mahony
5
*2
1
1
1
1
37
Louise Thornton
4
*2
0
2
0
1
38
Alice L. Collins
3
*0
0
0
0
0
39
Bessie N. Hendry
66
3
*27
9
18
0
27
40
Maude E. Dalton
66
2
31
14
17
0
18
41
E. Louise Atwood
66
2
30
15
15
0
30
42
A. Agnes Curtin
1
40
27
13
0
7
43
E. Louise Ward
1
38
19
19
0
7
44
Alice L. Collins
Spec.
17
12
5
0
13
45
Agnes M. Adams
East
2
31
19
12
0
21
46
Martha B. Parker
1
22
8
14
0
3
47
Elizabeth C. Oldham
West
3-4
35
15
20
0
35
48
Emma K. Richardson
1-2
41
19
22
0
41
* Apparent discrepancy between enrolment and membership due to enrolments of several children in another school.
1974
965
1009
200 | 1414
2
31
18
13
0
22
34
Rosa M. Bowker
"
66
66
2
66
Shattuck
66
66
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STATISTICS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1913-1914
Average
Membership.
Average
Attendance.
Per cent. of
Attendance.
Number of
Tardiness
Pro rata of
Tardiness es
Number of
Days in
Aggregate
ance of all
Pupils.
165.46
161.00
97.30
161
.97
186.0
30777.0
48.66
47.03
96.65
29
.59
182.5
8583.0
43.61
42.01
96.33
49
1.12
182.5
7667.0
33.87
32.68
96.48
28
.82
182.5
5965.0
44.13
42.78
96.94
15
.33
183.0
7829.0
43.36
41.59
95.90
33
.76
183.0
7612.5
39.39
37.82
96.01
63
1.59
183.5
6940.5
39.57
38.29
94.46
23
.57
183.5
7070.5
46.51
44.44
95.55
67
1.44
183.5
8155.0
40.00
37.88
94.70
57
1.42
183.5
6951.0
44.94
42.77
95.17
47
1.04
183.5
7849.0
42.09
40.20
95.50
13
.30
183.5
7377.0
42.55
41.05
96.48
28
.65
183.5
7590.5
37.44
35.88
95.83
17
.45
180.0
6460.0
34.97
33.20
94.93
20
.57
180.0
5976.0
40.21
37.86
94.11
47
1.16
180.0
6816.0
26.89
24.91
92.63
76
2.82
181.0
4510.5
37.87
35.05
92.55
57
1.47
179.0
6275.0
42.50
41.40
97.40
28
.65
181.5
7517.5
42.00
40.26
95.85
36
.85
182.5
7349.0
31.65
30.06
94.98
26
.82
182.5
5486.5
36.26
34.91
97.80
41
1.10
182.0
6354.0
44.70
40.90
92.10
32
.71
180.0
7368.5
36.55
35.18
96.24
74
2.00
179.0
6296.5
31.32
29.74
94.95
44
1.40
177.5
5279.5
37.02
35.04
94.69
46
1.25
177.5
6219.0
42.54
40.61
95.45
41
.96
182.5
7412.0
42.55
39.49
92.70
28
.65
182.5
7208.5
33.72
31.59
93.62
8
.23
182.5
5766.0
41.94
39.78
94.84
35
.83
182.5
7261.5
36.33
34.96
96.23
16
.44
181.0
6329.0
31.66
30.20
95.35
38
1.20
179.0
5406.5
29.91
29.06
97.14
20
.66
179.0
5202.5
27.52
26.28
95.49
21
.76
176.5
4638.5
34.51
32.52
94.20
29
.84
181.5
5903.0
35.91
34.34
95.62
5
.13
122.0
4636.0
44.74
39.21
87.64
13
.29
125.5
4921.5
33.17
30.16
90.92
13
.39
153.0
3664.0
33.13
31.43
93.60
76
2.20
178.0
4884.0
29.90
27.60
92.30
48
1.60
178.0
4913.5
26.47
24.98
94.37
57
2.15
178.0
4448.0
33.21
30.12
90.69
23
.69
178.0
5912.5
32.83
29.40
89.56
107
3.26
178.0
5234.0
13.00
12.60
96.92
28
2.15
130.5
1645.5
28.10
26.60
94.60
21
.74
178.0
4740.5
21.34
19.78
92.69
20
.94
178.0
3521.5
26.48
23.16
87.83
46
1.73
179.0
4154.0
36.60
35.18
96.10
53
1.44
179.0
6157.0
1839.08
1772.98
96.40
1903
1.03
8488.5
37001.8
Session.
'Days Attend-
TEACHERS, DECEMBER 31, 1914
School
1
Name
Date of | Appointment
Where Graduated, Highest Institution (Also Other Courses)
High
Prin. | Nathaniel A. Cutler
Sept. 1899
Amherst College, A. B. Courses at Tufts College and Harvard University.
Asst.
Linda M. Lowell
Sept. 1905
Brown University, Ph. B. Graduate courses at Brown and Harvard Universities.
Asst.
Ruth A. Smith
Sept.
1906
Mt. Holyoke College, A. B. Simmons Col- lege, S. B. Graduate courses at Simmons College.
Asst. Asst.
Florence A. Crossley Emily B. Etzensperger
Sept. Jan.
1913
Wellesley College, A. B .:
Asst.
Helen L. Colby
Sept. 1913
Asst.
Mary R. Rice
Sept. 1914
Chandler Normal Shorthand School.
Asst.
Ethel Schoonmaker
Sept. 1914 Radcliffe College, A. B.
Asst.
Harald W. Abbott
Sept. 1914
Middlebury College, S. B.
Asst.
Henry L. Hall
Nov.
1914
Bowdoin College,.A. B.
Everett
Prin.
Isaiah A. Whorf
May
1910
Hyannis Normal School. Harvard College, S. B. Course at Harvard Summer School.
9
Flora B. Reed
Sept.
1909
Mt. Holyoke College, A. B. Fitchburg Normal School.
9
Minnie G. Feely
April
1910
9
Wilda L. Vose
Sept. 1913
Castine, Me., Normal School.
9
Mary A. Hadley
Sept.
1914
Bridgewater Normal School.
8
Ina M. Balch
Sept. 1913
Johnson, Vt., Normal School.
8
Harriet J. Wilder
Dec.
1914 | Farmington, Me., Normal School.
Guild
7
Julia E. Danahy
Sept. 1901
Bridgewater Normal School.
7
M. Agnes McCarthy
Sept. 1910
Quincy Training School.
6
Katie M. Hunt
March
1913
Bridgewater Normal School.
5
Margarita E. Burns
Oct.
1904
Bridgewater Normal School.
5
Mary W. O'Brien
Sept.
1907
| Framingham Normal School. Course at Teachers' School of Science.
1912
Brown University, A. M.
Graduate course at Boston University. Smith College, A. B.
222
Shattuck
Prin.
George W. Allen
Oct.
1909
Cortland, N. Y., Normal School. Courses in New York University. School of Pedagogy.
8 May Mac Swiney
Dec.
1914 | Salem Normal School.
7
Julia A. Barrett
Sept .. 1914
Framingham Normal School.
6
Marie H. Sorensen
Sept.
1911
Lowell Normal School.
5
Mabelle A. Douglas
Sept.
1913 Plymouth, N. H., Normal School.
4
Florence Hill
Jan.
1881
Norwood High School. Course at Univer- sity of Maine.
223
3
Bertha M. Richardson
Sept. 1913
Plymouth, N. H., Normal School.
2
Maude A. Woods
Sept. 1899
Wheelock Kindergarten Training School.
1
Emma F. Niles
April .
1903
Norwood High School. Wellesley College. Summer course at Hyannis Normal School.
Prin. 8
Gertrude E. Richardson Esther M. McDonnell
Jan. 1914
Farmington, Me., Normal School.
Feb. 1913
Lowell Normal School. Lawrence Training School.
7
Alma C. Hillman
Sept. 1914
Rhode Island Normal School.
6
Mary L. Reid
Sept. 1908
Westfield Normal School.
5
Hannah E. Whelden
Dec.
1913 Hyannis Normal School.
4
Bertha L. Brown
Feb. 1907 Farmington, Me., Normal School.
3
Martha S. Steele
Sept. 1913 Farmington, Me., Normal School.
2
Mary A. Ahern
Sept.
1911 Plymouth, N. H., Normal School.
1
Rosa M. Bowker
Sept.
1913
Wheelock Kindergarten Training School.
Winslow
4 Mary C. Fleming
Sept.
1910 | Lowell Normal School.
4 Marion H. Bartlett
March 1911 Plymouth, N. H., Normal School.
3 Estelle M. Mahoney
Jan. 1903 Framingham Normal School.
3 Julia I. Drummy
Sept. 1909 Framingham Normal School.
2 Helen F. McCarthy April
1908 Symonds Kindergarten Training School.
Lucy H. Brooks
Sept. 1913
Worcester Normal School.
1-2 1 Emmeline E. Wilson
March
1912
Farmington, Me., Normal School.
Spec. Edna E. Frost
Dec.
1914 Farmington, Me., Normal School.
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TEACHERS, JANUARY 31, 1914
School
Name
Date of | Appointment
Where Graduated, Highest Institution (Also Other Courses)
New Balch
Prin.
Katharine L. Carbee
Sept.
1901
Plymouth, N. H., Normal School. Course at New Hampshire State Normal Summer School.
7
Lizzie E. Hadley
Sept. 1901
Templeton High School.
6
Lena M. C. Thompson
Sept. 1914
Fitchburg Normal School.
5
Martha E. Mahony
Sept.
1909
Bridgewater Normal School.
4
Agnes C. Valentine
Feb.
1913
Lowell Normal School. Lawrence Training School.
4
Hazel D. Wilson
Sept. 1914
Farmington, Me., Normal School.
3
Christine Buffum
Sept. 1914
Farmington, Me., Normal School. Course at Miss Norton's Kindergarten School.
3
Charlotte H. Thompson Maude E. Dalton
Jan.
1907 | Sharon High School, Rhode Island Normal School, 1 year.
2
Alice S. Houston E. Louise Ward
May . 1902
Boston Normal School. Page Normal Kin- dergarten School.
Sept. 1903
Bridgewater Normal School.
Gertrude D. Cuff
Sept. 1914
Framingham Normal School.
East
Gretchen L. Pierce
Sept. 1914
Gorham, Me., Normal School.
1
Martha B. Parker
Sept. 1884
Bridgewater Normal School.
West
3 Ethel M. Lindsay
Sept. 1911
Farmington, Me., Normal School.
Music
Claire V. Mahony Frieda Rand
Feb.
1912
Bessie M. Parker
Feb.
1905
Mt. Holyoke College, A. B. Courses at the New England Conservatory of Music, The Institute of Music Pedagogy and the American Institute of Normal Methods. | Boston Art Museum, 2 years. Rhode Island Normal School, 1 year. Courses at Art
224
2
Sept. 1914
Fitchburg Normal School.
Jan. 1910 | Plymouth, N. H., Normal School.
1
A. Agnes Curtin
1 Spec. 2-3
1-2
Sept. 1914
Bridgewater Normal School.
Drawing
Household Arts
Agnes M. Bridges Asst. | Marion S. Woods
Sept. 1911
Manual Arts Penmanship
Roland V. Fitzroy
Sept.
1913
Lena F. Neall
Sept.
1912
Nurse
Edna C. Davies
Sept.
1914
Students' League, New York City, and Hyannis Normal School. Framingham Normal School, Household Arts Department.
Oct. 1914 Framingham Normal School, Household Arts Department.
Fitchburg Normal School, Manual Arts Department. Lynn English High School. Courses at Salem Normal School. Summer course at Zanerian College, Columbus, Ohio. Waltham Training School for Nurses.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
The Following Pupils Have Been Neither Absent nor Tardy For the Length of Time Specified.
For the Year Ending June 20, 1913. (Omitted from 1914 Report.)
Five Years:
Albert Smith, Everett, Grade 8.
For the Year Ending June 19, 1914.
Six Years:
Margaret L. Murphy, High, Class of 1915.
Albert Smith, Everett, Grade 9.
Five Years:
Glen Macleod, High, Class of 1916.
Four Years :
George Burke, Everett, Grade 9. Patrick Devine, Everett, Grade 8. Mary Graney, Shattuck, Grade 6. Ruth Carlson, Winslow, Grade 5. Olive Burke, Balch, Grade 6.
Three Years:
Marion Bateman, High, Class of 1914. Lucy McMahon, High, Class of 1915. Henry Saumsiegle, High, Class of 1915.
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William Bailey, High, Class of 1916. Frank Clem, Guild, Grade 7. Dorothy Bemis, Guild, Grade 4.
Two Years:
Agnes Murray, High, Class of 1914. Evelyn Parker, High, Class of 1914. George Breen, High, Class of 1916. Margaret Coughlin, High, Class of 1916. Bessie Letts, High, Class of 1916. William Manimon, High, Class of 1916. Mildred Metcalf, High, Class of 1916. Amy Cottrell, High, Class of 1917. Marion O'Brien, High, Class of 1917. James Flower, Everett, Grade 9. Chester Mattson, Everett, Grade 9. Edith Rice, Everett, Grade 9. Raymond Saumsiegle, Everett, Grade 9. Herbert Thompson, Everett, Grade 8. Henry Ferrari, Guild, Grade 6. Gladys Kady, Guild, Grade 4. Dorothy Murray, Guild, Grade 4. Clayton Tanneyhill, Guild, Grade 4. Fred Hurst, Guild, Grade 3. Frank Flower, Shattuck, Grade 6. Farnand Paquette, Shattuck, Grade 5. Vida Butler, Shattuck, Grade 3. Mary O'Brien, Shattuck, Grade 3. William Curran, Shattuck, Grade 2. Arthur Eckholm, Winslow, Grade 4. Hilda Koch, Winslow, Grade 4. Richard Darling, East, Grade 2. Coleman Folan, Balch, Grade 3.
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One Year.
High School:
Class of 1914.
Mary Curran
William Hurley
Frank ยท Olmstead Hubert Parker Edward Thompson
Class of 1915
Joyce Bigelow
Delia Lydon Mary Mccarthy Laura Smith
Class of 1916
Madeleine Appleby
Hannah Church
Henry Douglass William Flaherty
Mary Hayden Margaret Walker
Class of 1917
Elsie Barr
Alice Conley Jeremiah Coughlin Herbert Landry Margaret McCarthy Robert Michie
Gladys Partridge Edith Peterson
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Everett School:
Grade 9
Daisy Bashford George Diggs Katherine Ellis
Lester Lee Anna Murphy Bertha Smith Bryant Thompson
Grade 8
Dorothy Bashford Eva Ferrara Cushing Foss
Gregory Graney Richard Graney
Richard Murphy Rosewell Norton Louis Pelletier Lena Shaw
Grade 7 Dorothy Davis
Guild School:
Grade 7 John Conley William Donovan Mary Murphy
Grade 6 Louise Elston Harry D. Flansbury Martha J. Kenefick
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Helen R. Muscillo George M. Thompson
Grade 5 James Diggs Ernest Karlsen
Grade 4
Ernest Ferrari John Hayes
Charles Haynes
George McHenry
Walter Wiggin
Grade 3 Mary Grondroos Dorothy Shumaker
Grade 2
Mary Curran Henry Diggs
Grade 1 Mary Balboni Wilvia Endresen
Edmund J. Shattuck School:
Grade 7
Loretta Galway Mary Lydon Richard Owens Helen Reardon
Mildred Smith Florence Wigmore
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Grade 6 Margaret Feeney
Grade 5 Marion Conley Margaret Donahue
Grade 4 Joseph Graney John Kiley Lillian Letts
1 Grade 3 Mary DeAngelo Stephen O'Donnell
Grade 2
Chester Bailey Daniel Barrett
Bartley Connolly Marion Feeney
William Graney
Edward Landry Margaret Owens Nellie Readle
Grade 1 Bartley Folan Sabina Connolly
Winslow School: Grade 8 Hadar L. Henrickson
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Grade 7 Mary C. Goodwin
Grade 6
Beatrice Foster
Millicent Readel
Grade 5
Ruben G. Nelson
Grade 4 John Boyden Edgar Johnson Edith Semical
Grade 3 Clarence Wildes
Grade 2 Ellen Johnson George Trulson
New Balch School:
Grade 6 Helen Kelliher Frank Vietze
Grade 5 Alvar Swenson Louis Thompson
Grade 4 Sumner Bagley Ada Coughlin Anna Kelliher
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John Pennington Elizabeth Pinkul Sadie Silverman
Grade 3 Ruth Anderson
East School:
Grade 2 James Bunney
Grade 1 Agnes Collins Peter King
West School:
Grade 2 Kenneth Bullard
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATION. June 18, 1914
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PROGRAM
SONG-Mighty Jehovah Rink
Class Chorus
RECITATION-Daily Work Mackay
Clarence Markle
PIANO SOLO-Pastorale, in C Major
F. Hitz
George Plimpton
Note: The purpose of these essays is to focus the atten- tion of the graduating class upon the vocations in which they are most interested at present.
ESSAY-The Teaching of Languages
Helen Perkins
PIANO DUET-War March of the Priests from "Athalia" Mendelssohn
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Lois Grant Lillie Pinkul
ESSAY-The Soldier's Life
Francis Cahalan
SONGS- a The Merry Hunter Veazie
b The Sweet-briar Rose Werner
ESSAY-Forestry
Stewart Allen
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VIOLIN SOLO-Air Varie, No. I Pacini
George Diggs Accompanied by Alfred Chauvey
ESSAY-The Textile Industry Bryant Thompson
ESSAY-Music Teaching as a Profession Daisy Bashford
SONG-The Brooklet Brahmig
Class Chorus
ESSAY-The Printing Industry
Richard Murray
PIANO SOLO-Mazurka Schumann
Hilda May
RECITATION-If Kipling.
William D'Espinosa
PARTING SONG Strube
Class Chorus
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS
Isaiah A. Whorf, Principal
SONG-Anchored Watson
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
George H. Smith, Chairman of the School Board
Program Cover Design-William D'Espinosa
*Entered Norwood High School, September, 1914. tJohn C. Lane Medal Winners.
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LIST OF GRADUATES.
* Ahern, Helen Josephine *Allen, Stewart Bardwell
*Anderson, Esther Alice Anderson, Ingeborg Pauline Anderson, Agnes Olga F. * Anderson, William Richard Anderson, William Robert
*Bagley, Frederic Hunter *Banks, Emily *Barrett, Mary Louise +*Bashford, Daisy Victoria Bateman, Mabel Edna
Bayer, Rose Mary +*Burke, George Leo Cahalan, Francis Joseph
*Callaghan, Martin Francis *Carberry, Annie Elizabeth
*Carberry, John Hugh *Carlson, Fred Alfons
*Cavanaugh, John Joseph *Chandler, Hildeg. Josephine *Chapman, Charles Dana +*Chauvey, Alfred Aime *Clem, Alice Eleanor *Clem, Jennie
Corish, John William
*Curran, Agnes
*Curran, Margaret
*Curran, Mary Frances
*Cushing, Mary
*Darcy, Margaret Irene
*D'Espinosa, William Joseph *Diggs, George Lyles
*Donovan, Josephine *Drummey, Margaret Mary *Drummy, James Edward
*Duffy, Catherine Cecilia *Ellis, Katherine Helen *Fay, John Joseph *Fielding, Blanche Lenora *Fisher, Fred. Leonard, Jr. *Fitz-Gerald, Kath. Eugenia *Flansbury, Edith Janet *Flood, Florence Genevieve *Flood, Joseph Thomas *Flower, James Howell
*Folan, Margaret Blanche *Folkins, Gladys *Forrest, Arthur Joseph *Foster, Mae Louise
*Frost, Myrtle Verena
*Fulton, Catherine Evelyn *Gallagher, Mary Josephine
*Gibson, Paul Edwin
*Gifford, Ethel Grace
*Glendon, Henry Thomas
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*Goggin, Mary Helen
*Grant, Lois Almeda
*Hartshorne, Louise Rhoades
*Hennessey, Ellen Elizabeth
*Henry, Francis Lawrence *Kelley, Margaret Mary
*Kelley, Rose Emma *Lambine, Walter John
*Lee, Lester Thomas *Markle, Clarence
*Marston, Helen Louise *Martin, Harriett Lillian
*Masce, Elizabeth Florence
*Mattson, Chester Moody *May, Hilda Alma
*McCartin, John Francis *McDonough, Delia
*McLean, Viola Mildred Metcalf, Mary Snow *Miller, Martha Florence "Mitchell, Cecilia Louisa
+*Morrow, Helen Mildred
*Mullane, Agnes Theresa *Mullane, Mary Elizabeth *Murphy, Anna Josephine
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