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Overlay Surplus
22,298.49
Water Bet. - 1956
....
.20
Water Bet. - 1957
....
3.72
Dog Licenses 1957
15.75
574.48
Estate of Deceased Persons
1,029.08
Tax Titles
1,138.34
Overlay - 1955
929.80
Tax Title Possessions
6,558.03
Overlay - 1957
9,247.44
Departmental:
Highway
$15.75
Reserve for Petty Cash ..
210.00
State Temp. Aid
32.96
Burial - Indigent Persons
150.00
A. D. C.
1,621.90
O. A. A. - Other Cities
and Towns
363.14
Welfare - Other Cities and
Towns
751.93
Tax Titles
1,138.34
Veterans' Benefits
1,989.15
Tax Titles Possessions
6,558.03
Fire Department
290.35
Departmental
5,279.98
Water
64.80
Water
27,317.29
$5,279.98
School Lunch Account
7,062.77 544.10
School Athletic Account .. Sales-Cem. Lots and Graves 6,492.00
Approp. Balance 349,772.55
Water Available Surplus .....
138,058.42
Overlays Res. for Abat. of Taxes :
Overlay - 1954 ..
$52.92
Overlay - 1956
4,799.18
15,029.34
Revenue Reserved Until
Collected :
Motor Vehicle and Trailer :
Excise $22,577.63
Special Assessments 574.48
Special Tax Rev.
1,029.08
64,474.83
169
170
Water Accounts Receivable .. 20,298.71 Water Misc. Accounts Receivable 6,970.52
Excess and Deficiency
190,122.94
Schools - Public Law 874 ....
3,633.48
Int. - Comm. Water Meter Instal. 48.06
Revenue - State and County Aid to Highways ..
21,000.00
Revenue-State and City Aid
21,000.00
Middlesex - County Taxes and Assessments
1,631.42
1958 - Revenue
25,000.00
State Taxes - Parks and Reservations
98.10
State Aid-Highways Chap. 90, 1957 12,000.00
State Aid-Highways Maint. 1957
1,500.00
County Aid-Highway 1957 Construction
6,000.00
County Aid-Highway 1957 Maintenance
1,500.00
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt : Inside Debt Limit
Outside Debt Limit
$314,000.00 2,208,000.00
Inside Debt Limit:
Fire Station Loan 1952 .... $40,000.00
School Bldg. Loan 1947 ..
69,000.00
School Bldg. Loan 1949 .... 60,000.00
School Add. #3 Loan 1952 5,000.00
School Land Loan 1956 .... 140,000.00
$314,000.00
Outside Debt Limit:
School Bldg. Loan 1947 .... $220,000.00
School Bldg. Loan 1952 ... 150,000.00
School Project Loan 1948
510,000.00 School Project Loan 1948
570,000.00
Claypit Hill and Loker ....
665,000.00
Water Loan - 1948
12,000.00
Water Loan - 1948
36,000.00
Water Loan - 1949
2,000.00
Water Loan - 1950
5,000.00
Water Loan - 1951
4,000.00
Water Add'l Loan - 1953
12,000.00
Water Main Loan
- 1953
10,000.00
Water Add'l Loan
12,000.00
2,208,000.00
DEFERRED ACCOUNTS
Appt'd Assessments not due Street
23,450.00
Appt'd Street Assessments due in various years Appt'd Water Assessments due in various years .......
23,450.00
Appt'd Assessments not due Water
645.40
645.40
TRUST FUNDS
86,118.23
Charity
$9,651.67
Library
34,950.00
P. C. Cemetery
34,040.00
Parmenter
5,000.00
Trust Fund Reserve ....
2,476.56
86,118.23
$3,493,457.74
$3,493,457.74 NORMAN E. TAYLOR, Executive Secretary.
...
Cash and Securities ........
171
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - WAYLAND
Departmental Balances
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
MODERATOR
Salary
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
Refund
10.00
See Finance Committee Report 1958
SELECTMEN
Salaries :
Chairman
175.00
175.00
Clerk
175.00
175.00
3rd Member
150.00
150.00
Expense
500.00 S.E. 974.55
Res. Selec. Expense
474.55
Res. Civil Defense
1,818.42 C.D.1,818.42
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TOWN OFFICES
Salaries
21,100.00
26,393.85
6.15
Water
3,000.00
Reserve
2,300.00
Expense
3,900.00
Water
500.00
Refund
6.31
Reserve
247.68
From Equipment
68.33
4,722.32
-
TOWN OFFICES
Equipment
1,000.00
1,000.00
-
SELECTMEN'S ENGINEERING
1,000.00
Reserve
155.00
1,155.00
-
TOWN TREASURER
Salary
3,000.00
3,000.00
Expense
1,000.00
Refund
19.80
1,019.80
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TAX TITLE SALES EXPENSE
800.00
500.97
299.03
COLLECTOR
Salary
5,200.00
4,887.34
312.66
Expense
100.00
Reserve
8.21
108.21
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172
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
ASSESSORS
Salaries :
Chairman
1,500.00
1,500.00
2nd Man
900.00
900.00
3rd Man
700.00
466.64
233.36
Expense
800.00
768.30
31.70
Assessors' Maps :
Atlas and Maps
Inc. Extra
2,350.00
2,350.00
Work on Plates 36-47
200.00
200.00
Field Maps
125.00
125.00
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Expense
50.00
50.00
Salary and Wage Adjust-
ment Fund
1,000.00
-
1,000.00
TOWN COUNSEL
Retainer
2,000.00
2,000.00
Disb. and Claims
3,500.00
Reserve
1,746.49
Refund
27.62
5,274.11
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REGISTRARS
Registration
100.00
100.00
Listing
1,100.00
1,100.00
Transportation
200.00
182.17
17.83
Supplies
100.00
34.84
65.16
TOWN CLERK
Salary
600.00
600.00
Expense
1,750.00
949.06
800.94
ELECTIONS
Officers
354.00
Reserve
84.00
438.00
-
Expense
200.00
Reserve
307.28
507.28
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PLANNING BOARD
Clerk
300.00
300.00
Expense
500.00
170.56
329.44
Eng. Inc. Ex. Twn. Rds.
8,000.00
5,718.90
2,281.10
Street Numbering
100.00
57.70
42.30
Professional Serv.
2,500.00
2,500.00
-
-
-
-
-
See Finance Committee Report 1958
173
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
Master Map
300.00
260.00
40.00
See
Zoning By-Laws & Maps
350.00
301.25
Prof. Recreat'l Survey
1,800.00
1,800.00
48.75 Finance Committee Report 1958
TOWN BUILDING - COCHITUATE
Paint Trim
650.00
Reserve
140.00
790.00
Maintenance
2,400.00
Reserve
146.73
2,546.73
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TOWN HALL
Maintenance
6,300.00
Gasoline Transf.
825.00
Reserve
846.53
7,971.53
-
PROTECTION
POLICE
Salaries :
Chief
$5,300.00
$5,300.00
Patrolmen
18,910.00
Reserve
111.15
19,021.15
-
Expense
4,500.00
Reserve
124.48
4,624.48
Purchase 2 Cars
200.00
200.00
Cars - Operat. Expense Reserve
574.99
3,574.99
Signs and Traffic Lines .. Reserve
869.18
2,800.39
368.79
Special Serv.
5,650.00
5,600.00
50.00
Sta. Radio Fr. 1956
1,200.00
1,200.00
Traffic Booth 1956
500.00
500.00
Policewomen - T. M.
1,380.00
1,359.47
20.53
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Day - Men, 4
15,200.00
Reserve
670.00
15,822.00
48.00
Chief
3,500.00
3,091.62
408.38
Eng. Salaries
300.00
237.50
62.50
Call Men
950.00
556.25
393.75
Fire Chief Expense T. M. Reserve
.05
780.05
Expense
10,000.00
9,943.33
56.67
New Equip. Hose
2,000.00
1,997.50
2.50
New Equip. Misc.
700.00
690.14
9.86
New Equip. Hose Reels ..
700.00
685.00
15.00
New Equip. Air Masks
..
800.00
778.65
21.35
-
-
-
-
3,000.00
2,300.00
780.00
174
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
See
New Boxes-Transf. and Wayland Station
500.00
486.26
Fire School - 2 Men
250.00
29.00
13.74 Finance 221.00 Committee Report
New Equipment Tools - Renew.
1,000.00
843.64
156.36
1958
Line Transf. and Ren.
1,000.00
266.62
733.38
Tree Trimming
300.00
160.00
140.00
Alarm System -
Natick Conn.
2,300.00
2,258.02
41.98
Alarm Ext. - Woodridge Fr. 1956
1,149.83
1,149.83
Alarm Ext .- Old Sudbury Road, Fr. 1956
476.95
476.95
Alarm Ext .- Claypit
800.00
775.66
24.34
Alarm Ext .- Loker St. ..
385.00
142.47
242.53
BUILDING AND WIRE INSPECTOR
Salary
3,500.00
3,500.00
Expense
400.00
400.00
OIL BURNER INSP. - 3 Mos.
Fr. 1956
135.00
135.00
-
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Salary
1,000.00
1,000.00
Expense
300.00
300.00
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ZONING BOARD APPEALS .....
350.00
40.00
310.00
TREE WARDEN
Supt. Salary
600.00
600.00
Tree Trimming
2,000.00
1,989.70
10.30
Planting Trees
500.00
480.50
19.50
MOTH DEPARTMENT
Supt. Salary
400.00
400.00
Public Work
2,500.00
2,500.00
Dutch Elm Disease
11,000.00
Reserve
958.72
11,958.72
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES
Salary
125.00
125.00
-
Expense
50.00
40.00
10.00
-
175
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
HEALTH
BOARD OF HEALTHI
Salaries :
Chairman
$50.00
$50.00
Clerk
50.00
50.00
3rd Member
50.00
50.00
Expense
100.00
$100.00
INSPECTION OF ANIMALS
Salary
150.00
150.00
Expense
50.00
50.00
Health Appropriation
6,100.00
Refund
7.99
5,111.53
996.46
Property Removal T. M.
1,200.00
Reserve
29.50
529.50
700.00
Medical Insp. Schools
1,200.00
1,139.84
60.16
Dog Clinic
200.00
125.78
74.22
Collection of Garbage
14,300.00
14,300.00
SCHOOL NURSE
Salary
3,600.00
3,600.00
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PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
Salary
3,940.00
3,940.00
Nurses' Transp.
1,000.00
817.44
182.56
School - Dental Clinic ..
2,156.00
1,703.00
453.00
Mosquito Control
7,500.00
7,500.00
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HIGHWAY
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Supt.
$5,500.00
$5,500.00
2nd Man
4,400.00
4,400.00
Clerk
600.00
600.00
Maintenance
40,000.00
Refund
1.71
40,000.80
$.91
Roadside Brush Spray ...
1,000.00
998.22
1.78
Recon. Exist. Twn. Rds. ..
5,000.00
4,421.72
578.28
Recon. Exist. Twn. Rds.
Chap. 718
6,500.00
6,485.65
14.35
Millbrook Rd .- Lowering
Grade Fr. 1956
1,565.00
1,552.64
12.36
Sudbury Rd .- 4 Arch Br.
350.00
350.00
Garage Repairs
500.00
496.38
3.62
-
See Finance Committee Report 1958
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-
-
176
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance
Recom- mended 1958
Garage Addition
30,000.00
Reserve
2,200.00
32,200.00 Finance
Snow Removal
21,714.01
21,711.25
2.76 Committee
Care of Dumps
4,000.00
3,995.67
4.33
Report
Drainage
2,500.00
2,499.87
.13 1958
Road Mach. Acct.
1,500.00
148.88
1,351.12
New Equipment
16,050.00
16,032.81
17.19
Toll Rd. Drainage
8,000.00
Chap. 90 Maint.
4,500.00
4,499.58
.42
Chap. 90 Old Sud. Br.
Fr. 1956
7,808.21
Reimb.
22,203.86
Reserve
37.30
30,049.37
Chap. 90 Const.
24,000.00
1,525.36
22,474.64
Station Lot Park.
100.00
60.00
40.00
Betterments:
Wheelock, Sp'ghill, etc.
9,052.77
6,343.98
2,708.79
Leary St.
1,109.46
448.35
661.11
Rich Valley Rd.
868.25
432.30
435.95
Winthrop Rd.
12,300.00
11,345.07
954.93
Street Acceptances :
Moore Rd. T. M.
100.00
100.00
Woodridge Rd.
1.00
1.00
Thompson St. T. M.
100.00
100.00
Loker St. T. M.
100.00
100.00
Land Taking:
Old Stone Br. Fr. 1956
10.00
10.00
Comw'lth Rd. Fr. 1956
10.00
10.00
Easement:
Dudley Pond
10.00
8.00
2.00
Sidewalk Construction
4,000.00
3,798.55
201.45
Highway Chap. 718-
Sec. 5A
17,832.93
11,885.02
5,947.91
Street Lighting
8,200.00
Reserve
37.88
8,237.88
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WELFARE
WELFARE
Board Salaries:
Chairman
$100.00
$100.00
-
2nd Man
100.00
100.00
-
3rd Man
100.00
100.00
Agent
3,790.00
3,790.00
Social Worker
2,025.00
2,024.84
$.16
Temporary Aid-Approp. Refund
2.01
7,294.27
4,707.74
Aid to Depend. Children:
Approp.
5,000.00
4,990.68
9.32
177
-
-
12,000.00
12/31/57
See
8,000.00
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
Fed. Grants-Bal.
9,550.91
14,125.41
3,926.85
See
Fed. Grants-Adm. Bal. In 1957
3,955.78
337.13
4,220.45 Finance Committee
Disability Assistance :
Appropriation Refund
2.75
Fed. Grants-Bal.
3,322.13
In 1957
1,485.78
409.90
4,398.01
Fed. Grants-Adm. Bal.
1,658.93
In 1957
182.30
-
1,841.23
Old Age Assistance:
Appropriation
61,500.00
61,549.66
34.14
Refund
83.80
Fed. Grants-Bal.
4,977.94
31,682.63
7,808.56
In 1957
34,513.25
Fed. Grants-Adm. Bal.
4,361.37
1,093.87
5,483.63
In 1957
2,216.13
Veterans' Benefits :
Appropriation
5,200.00
Refund
75.00
Reserve
432.64
5,707.64
Salary - Agent
150.00
150.00
Agent Exp.
100.00
96.34
3.66
SCHOOLS
GENERAL CONTROL
Supt. Salary
$11,000.00
$11,000.00
Other Expense
10,375.00
10,343.97
36.43
Refund
5.40
EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION
Teachers' Salaries
394,845.00
1956
16,741.36
Refund
16.00
408,772.34
2,830.02
Textbooks and Supplies Refund
7.31
Reserve
4.00
Exp. Princ. Dept.
9,334.00
8,369.13
964.87
OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANTS:
Custodians' Salaries
31,425.00
29,996.03
1,428.97
Fuel
12,920.00
11,936.42
983.58
Misc. Operations
25,460.00
24,547.40
912.60
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Maint. and Outlay
30,146.00
Refund
18.60
29,273.52
891.08
In 1957
8,501.35
601.80
Report 1958
8,000.00
4,924.78
3,077.97
-
43,155.00
41,694.15
1,472.16
178
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
AUXILIARY AGENCIES :
Transportation
30,500.00
30,373.85
126.15 Finance
Health and Phys. Educ. Refund
4,078.00
4,016.10
67.90
See
6.00
Committee
School Libraries
6,281.00
Refund
42.99
4,211.80
2,112.19
Report 1958
Tuition - Mentally
Handicapped
500.00
417.60
82.40
Special Class
510.00
483.83
26.17
Sundries
550.00
389.01
160.99
Rental
1,800.00
1,799.98
.02
Vocational Tuition
4,000.00
3,919.29
80.71
Plans and Spec. New High School T. M.
25,000.00
00
25,000.00
Sidewalk-High School
1,100.00
1,100.00
-
In 1957
54,427.99
54,909.77
7,062.77
School Athletic-Bal.
1,513.43
5,240.61
544.10
In 1957
4,271.28
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION
Happy Hollow Fr. 1956
2,915.46
847.85
2,067.61
Happy Hollow Bldg. Site 1956
961.74
961.74
School Sites - 1956
40,000.00
40,000.00
Claypit Hill School 1956 Refund
37.92
484,996.52
69,805.79
Loker St. School
583,313.66
Refund
37.92
489,671.36
93,680.22
School Site Exp. Res.
...
80.00
80.00
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LIBRARY AND READING ROOM
LIBRARY AND READING ROOM
Salaries :
Librarian
$4,580.00
$4,580.00
Assistants and Subs. ..
6,000.00
5,074.09
925.91
Appropriation
100.00
County Dogs
2,003.41
Brokerage Fee
2,750.00
Transfer
700.00
5,356.02
197.39
Parking, Rd. and Sidewalk Fr. 1956
1,588.39
1,588.39
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Book Purchase Acct.
3,000.00
2,999.86
.14
Library Funds Inc. 1956 In 1957
75.86
1,302.39
1,085.09
293.16
School Lunch-Bal.
7,544.75
554,764.39
179
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
RECREATION
PARK DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
To H. S. Ath. Field ...
230.00
7,892.75
87.25
See
Life Guards and Matrons
3,500.00
3,493.65
6.35 Finance Committee
Expense
7,750.00
Supt.
$3,980.00
$3,980.00
Labor
5,600.00
5,171.90
$428.10
Report 1958
Police - Bathing Beach ..
1,200.00
1,194.80
5.20
High School Ath. Field ..
317.02 Trans.230.00
87.02
LITTLE LEAGUE:
Expense
1,200.00
1,196.70
3.30
Lighting
200.00
173.97
26.03
UNCLASSIFIED
RESERVE FUND
$15,000.00
$14,806.69
$193.31
TOWN REPORTS
3,000.00
3,314.92
Reserve
314.92
MEMORIAL DAY
600.00
598.77
1.23
DEMOLITION - OLD TOWN
HALL
3,500.00
3,500.00
LEGION POST QUARTERS
600.00
600.00
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS QUARTERS
500.00
500.00
NOTICE OF MEETINGS
Reserve
285.32
SURETY BONDS
900.00
787.50
112.50
TOWN CLOCKS
175.00
173.40
1.60
INSURANCE
21,350.00
21,349.55
.45
PUR. LAND RIVERVIEW
863.33
-
863.33
PUR. LOTS C. G. N.
750.00
-
750.00
PUR. LAND VIC. STONEBRIDGE Appropriation
1,100.00
1,100.00
PRELIM. TOWN BETTERME'TS Refund
1,592.70
440.00
170.00
1,322.70
TOWN BLDG. CONST.
129,246.07
145,893.44
28,852.63
Appropriation 1957
45,500.00
-
-
-
350.00
635.32
-
180
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
PUR. LAND FOR DUMP S. R. W.
200.00
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PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
WATER DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Commissioners :
Chairman
$50.00
$50.00
Clerk
150.00
150.00
3rd Member
50.00
50.00
Superintendent
5,070.00
5,070.00
2nd Man
4,210.00
4,210.00
Labor
15,000.00
13,188.03
$1,811.97
Maintenance
31,500.00
Refund
1.60
30,280.57
1,221.03
New Trucks
500.00
500.00
-
Ext. Ex. Twn. Rds. 1956 Appropriation
5,000.00
-
5,157.94
New Meter Instal. 1956
905.03
10,109.85
5,795.18
New Well and Pump Fr. 1956
368.00
-
368.00
Watermain-Claypit Hill Rd.
12,200.00
707.43
11,492.57
Refund - W. Main Ext.
Twn. Rds.
5,000.00
-
5,000.00
WATER BETTERMENTS
Leary St.
419.56
207.91
211.65
Winthrop St.
3,000.00
1,558.04
1,441.96
Test Wells
1,000.00
1,000.00
Standpipe Survey
3,000.00
3,000.00
New Equipment
6,500.00
6,487.25
12.75
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Clerk
150.00
150.00
Superintendent
3,680.00
3,680.00
Labor
6,500.00
6,496.80
3.20
-
180.49
See Finance Committee Report 1958
PUR. LAND FOR DUMP North Main
1,800.00
1,800.00
PUR. LOT MAIDEN LANE ..
500.00
500.00
CIVIL DEF. EMRG. TRUCK ....
50.00
50.00
PUR. CONDEMNED PROPERTY
12,000.00
5,500.00
6,500.00
-
-
-
PUR. HEATER PIECES
180.49
200.00
-
181
157.94
15,000.00
Bal. Appro- priated 1957
Expended 1957
Balance 12/31/57
Recom- mended 1958
Appropriation
2,000.00
1,992.37
Service
500.00
206.20
7.63 293.80
See
New Truck
1,700.00
1,699.62
.38 Finance Committee
North Cemetery :
Resurface Road
1,060.00
1,060.00
Dev. and Imp. Lots
1,000.00
983.70
16.30
Report 1958
Lakeview Cemetery :
Resurface Road
2,200.00
2,200.00
Dev. and Imp. Lots
1,000.00
980.18
10.82
Cemetery Map
100.00
100.00
Perpetual Care Income
1,164.66
1,027.00
1,263.98
In 1957
1,126.32
Parmenter, Bal.
477.18
In 1957
144.87
4.00
618.05
MATURING DEBT AND INTEREST
INTEREST
Miscellaneous
$40.00
$21.25
$18.75
Schools: Accrued Interest
1948-$400,000
5,400.00
5,400.00
1948-$150,000
1,755.00
1,755.00
1949 -$140,000
1,137.50
1,137.50
1952-$210,000
2,480.00
2,480.00
1952 -$ 10,000
120.00
120.00
1954 -$600,000
11,550.00
11,550.00
1956 -$150,000
3,625.00
3,625.00
1956-$600,000
14,625.00
14,625.00
1956-$ 62,000
1,838.65
1,838.65
1956-$638,000
19,203.57
19,203.57
Water Bonds and Notes
2,192.25
2,192.25
Fire Station Interest
880.00
880.00
Chap. 90 Sudbury Rd.
500.00
425.00
Interest Temp. Loan ....
911.39
911.39
MATURING DEBT :
Schools
1948-$400,000
20,000.00
20,000.00
1948 -$150,000
9,000.00
9,000.00
1949-$140,000
10,000.00
10,000.00
1952-$210,000
10,000.00
10,000.00
1952 -$ 10,000
1,000.00
1,000.00
1954-$600,000
30,000.00
30,000.00
1956-$150,000
9,884.99
9,884.99
1956-$600,000
29,048.98
29,048.98
1956-$ 62,000
3,988.38
3,988.38
1956-$638,000
30,880.15
30,880.15
Water Bonds and Notes ..
17,500.00
17,500.00
Fire Station
4,000.00
4,000.00
75.00
..
NORMAN E. TAYLOR, Executive Secretary.
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Your School Committee reports that 1957 was a year of growth, progress and hard work within the School Department - and the School Committee too. The Superintendent's report, which follows, summarizes the major developments.
To the citizens of the Town, we express appreciation of continuing staunch support of the school program; and to the members of the School Department staff we express gratitude for the faithful, intelligent labors which have merited and won that support.
Respectfully submitted,
a
JOHN W. ARNOLD ELEANORE C. BENJAMIN JOHN B. BUTLER DOUGLAS M. SURGENOR WILLIAM A. WALDRON, Chairman
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SCHOOL ORGANIZATION, 1957 - 1958
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WILLIAM A. WALDRON, Chairman Term expires 1959
JOHN W. ARNOLD Term expires 1958
ELEANORE C. BENJAMIN Term expires 1960 JOHN B. BUTLER Term expires 1958
DOUGLAS M. SURGENOR Term expires 1960
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AND SECRETARY TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
EDWARD J. ANDERSON
Office, High School, Wayland ELmwood 8-4351
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN
DAVID R. COREY, M.D. OLympic 3-0440
SCHOOL DENTIST
JOSEPH P. FOURNIER, D.D.S.
TRinity 2-3211
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
MARION E. HOWES
Loker-Cochituate School
MARY E. McNEIL High and Claypit School
REGINA TURGEON Happy Hollow School
ATTENDANCE OFFICER
LEWIS A. OXFORD ELmwood 8-2581
CUSTODIANS
GEORGE F. DICKEY, Head High School
JOHN F. COLUMBUS Loker School
JOHANNES P. HENKES High School
DANIEL J. HOUSTON Claypit School
FRANK J. KANE Cochituate School
JOHN J. MORAN Happy Hollow School
PETER J. POLITO High School Annex
PATRICK ROCHE Cochituate and Loker School
SALVATORE VESPA
High School
CLERICAL AND SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
PATRICIA M. NAVIN, Secretary Superintendent's Office
ARPENA LAZARIAN, Bookkeeper Superintendent's Office
KATHARINE HODGES, Secretary High School Office
MURIEL LANGLEY, Secretary Happy Hollow and Claypit School RUTH P. LORENTZEN, Secretary Cochituate and Loker School DOROTHY BOWERS, Director of Cafeterias .... Superintendent's Office
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ORGANIZATION OF TEACHING STAFF, JANUARY 1, 1958
Name
Degree
Position
Elected
Junior-Senior High School
W. MAXWELL GRIFFIN
Master
Principal
1952
ROBERT A. ANDREOTTI
Master
Mathematics
1955
RUSSELL J. ARMSTRONG
Master
English
1956
OUIDA L. BAILEY
Master
Science
1955
RUTH W. BAILEY
Master
Library
1955
EDWARD C. BARRY
Bachelor
Science
1955
FRANCIS J. BOTTARI
Master
English, Social Studies
1955
CHARLES P. BOWERS
Bachelor
Physical Education
1956
ALBERT W. BURNS
Master
English
1954
LUCILLE CHAMPAGNE
Master
History
1953
FRANCIS X. CORCORAN
Master
Mathematics
1955
JULIAN J. DEMEO
Master
Mathematics
1956
DOLORES A. DEPIERO
Bachelor
English
1956
JANIE C. FOSTER
Bachelor
Home Economics
1929
WILLIAM F. FRARY
Master
Special Class
1953
FRANCIS R. GLADU
Bachelor
Mathematics
1928
ANTONIA R. GUCCIARDI
Master
Latin
1956
LILLIAN M. JONES
Master
Art
1950
HORACE G. KILLIAM, JR.
Bachelor
English, Social Studies
1957
LIONEL G. LAGUARDIA
Master
Driver Ed., Shop
1955
ALTON W. LAMONT, JR.
Doctor
Science, Mathematics
1957
JOHN H. LINDSEY
Master
Social Studies
1957
DOROTHY M. Moss
Master
Science
1956
MILTON A. MCCLURE
Bachelor
English, Social Studies
1957
JOSEPHINE P. MULA
Bachelor
Physical Education
1956
RALPH M. PEARSON
Master
Shop
1949
JAMES E. REID
Master
Asst. Prin. and Latin
1955
ARMANDO S. ROSSI
Master
Business Educ.
1953
RALPH S. SALVATI
Master
Science, Dir. of Athletics 1949
MARIANNE M. SHAY
Master
Mathematics
1955
ROBERT H. SCOTLAND
Master
History
1956
ANN B. SHIELDS
Master
French
1950
LOUIS J. TARIS
Master
Science
1956
REED K. TAYLOR
Master
English
1955
HELEN E. TIMSON
Master
English, Social Studies
1952
SHIRLEY A. ZIRKEL
Bachelor
Business Education
1957
CLARA N. ZULLO
Bachelor
Music
1955
Claypit Elementary School
WILLIAM E. MAXSON
Master
Principal
1956
JEANNE A. BELANGER
Bachelor
Third
1958
MARGARET J. BRUTON
Master
Second
1957
ROBERT B. DESROSIERS
Master
Fifth
1956
ELIZABETH N.
Bachelor
Second
1958
ELLINGWOOD
MARIAN G. HAYDEN
Bachelor
First
1957
MARY G. LEAHY
Bachelor
Sixth
1957
ELEANOR LANDRIGAN
Bachelor
Third
1955
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FLORENCE J. LINDENBERG Bachelor
Fifth
1955
GLORIA L. LOMBARD Master
Fourth
1957
DONNA MANNING
Bachelor
Fourth
1956
DORIS H. SALAK Master
Second
1954
MAUREEN M. SEAMANS
Bachelor
Third
1957
NANCY O. SLOVIN
Bachelor
First
1957
FRANCIS J. WHITE
Bachelor
First
1957
ELIZABETH M. WALLER
Master
Sixth
1957
Cochituate Elementary School
WALTER F. DOUCETTE
Bachelor
Principal
1956
NELSON F. ASHLINE
Bachelor
Sixth
1956
BEVERLY A. BROOKS
Bachelor
Third
1957
JANE N. CAMPBELL
Normal School
Second
1916
WARREN J. CHAFE
Bachelor
Fifth
1957
NATHALIE F. DOHERTY
Bachelor
Second
1957
ELIZABETH S. GLADU
Normal School
Fourth
1953
FRANK GUARINO, JR.
Bachelor
Sixth
1955
ETHELYN MORRILL
Normal School
First
1920
MARGARET MURPHY
Bachelor
First
1956
MARY E. NEAL
Bachelor
Fourth
1951
JEANNE PLESSIS
Bachelor
Third
1955
DOROTHY C. WALSH
Normal School
Fifth
1955
Happy Hollow Elementary School
DANIEL A. FRUMERIN
Master
Principal
1954
KATHERINE C. BARRON
Bachelor
First
1955
CAROLYN N. BRYAN
Master
First
1957
JOAN L. CASE
Bachelor
Fifth
1957
EVA M. GATELY
Normal School
Fifth
1944
ALICE M. HALL
Bachelor
First
1953
ANN P. HARTIG
Bachelor
Second
1955
JOAN M. KIRKLAND
Bachelor
Third
1956
MARGARET J. MICHAUD
Bachelor
Fourth
1956
PAULINE V. NATALE
Bachelor
Second
1955
FLORENCE C. SHOHL
Master
Sixth
1947
SELMA L. STEINBERG
Bachelor
Third
1954
M. EDWARD SULLIVAN
Bachelor
Sixth
1956
Loker Elementary School
JOHN R. BURTON
Bachelor
Sixth
1957
MARJORIE A. BURTON
Bachelor
Third
1956
JOYCE H. BROWN
Master
Sixth
1957
ANN L. BUTLER
Bachelor
First
1957
MARY G. CAREW
Bachelor
Second
1957
JACQUELINE E. DURBIN
Bachelor
Special Class
1949
IRENE M. EISENTHAL
Bachelor
First
1957
DEBORAH R. FINN
Master
Second
1957
BEATRICE R. JOSEPHS
Bachelor
Fifth
1956
HARRIET S. MICHELSON
Bachelor
Fifth
1953
MARY E. O'BRIEN
Bachelor
Fourth
1957
ANN M. TERRIO
Bachelor
Third
1957
CAROL A. WHITNEY
Bachelor
Fourth
1957
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Specialists
MARJORIE A. BALL
Bachelor
Physical Education 1954
JOHN R. GODDARD
Bachelor
Art
1957
LEWIS A. OXFORD
Master
Guidance 1953
PAULINE N. RADFORD
Bachelor
Music
1947
LEONARD M. RIDINI
Master
Physical Education
1957
SALLY H. SINAIKO
Master
Speech and Hearing
1956
EDMUND H. WRIGHT, JR. Master
Music
1956.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS
Pupils and Schools
School opened in September with a record enrollment in both the elementary and high schools. By the end of the month a total of 1,836 students were enrolled, an increase of 232 pupils over a year ago, and an increase of 605 or better than 49 percent in five years. More signi- ficant is the fact that slightly over 38 percent of the increase of the past five years took place during the past year. Fortunately both the new Claypit Hill and Loker elementary schools were ready to receive pupils in September.
It seems certain that your schools will continuue a rapid rate of growth, and it is imperative that the building program move forward on schedule. There is no doubt but that a new high school should be ready for occupancy by the fall of 1960 at the latest, for all schools will be operating far above capacity by that date.
Our Teachers
We have 99 teachers including five principals, of whom 29 came to work with us this year. Of these, 15 represent additions to the staff and 14 are replacements to the existing staff. The Superintendent is proud of the excellence of the teaching staff. It is a devoted group of educators who will provide your boys and girls with superior educa- tional opportunities.
Wayland's concern over the education of its children, the new schools which the town has provided, the standards of the school system, and the salary schedules instituted by the School Committee have materially facilitated the recruitment of fine teachers in our schools. We are conscious of the highly competitive market for capable teachers. Practically every community in the United States is faced with a sub- stantial expansion of its school faculty during the immediate years ahead. The community which maintains good salary schedules along with a desire to support good education will have an advantage in com- peting for the services of the best teachers. The quality of the teaching staff is the determining factor in the kind of education our children will receive, and never in our history has education been more necessary to our survival.
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