Randolph town reports 1950-1954, Part 32

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Publication date: 1950
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FALL WORKSHOP


MARY McLAUGHLIN


The teachers in the elementary schools of Randolph held a most successful workshop preceding the opening of schools this fall. The objectives of this workshop, as set up by the committee in charge, were: to achieve greater efficiency in our schools through the sharing of methods, materials and experiences ; to foster a professional approach to the learning problems of the child; to develop a better understanding of the intellectual, physical, emotional and


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moral needs of the child; to strengthen feelings of friend- ship and understanding among the school personnel; to help new teachers in their approach to teaching situations.


Beginning on September 3rd. the teachers met for four daily sessions at Stetson school. Each day's program included a general meeting and several group meetings ar- ranged according to grade interest. These sessions provided the opportunity to discuss the school program, sharing ideas and profiting by material brought in by guest consultants who spoke at the general meetings and attended the group meetings to give more specific help at each grade level.


Each group meeting had a leader and recorder and the project was co-ordinated by Mrs. Christine Gaughen, as- sisted by a committee of teachers representing each grade.


It was felt by the teachers that this opportunity pro- vided in the workshop to plan together at the beginning of the school year was of benefit to both the new and ex- perienced teachers.


REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE HELEN F. CONLON, R.N.


Following is a report of my work during the year 1952:


Assisted Dr. Wells with the Health Examinations in grades 1-4-7-11. Recorded results on Health cards and sent notices of defects found to the parents.


Arrangements were made for health examinations of students in the upper grades who were entering competi- tive sports.


Seventy students who were eligible for the dental clinic conducted by the Board of Health were referred to Dr. Maguire for dental care.


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It is suggested that children attending pre-school regis- tration be given a Dental Examination Request card to take to the dentist and that they present the card to the teacher at the opening of school with the birth and vaccination cer- tificates. Upon entrance to the elementary school, attend- tion should be directed to the care of the first permanent teeth often referred to as the six-year molars. It is in this group that care of the first permanent molars should begin, as these teeth are so subject to decay that neglect can lead to their loss by extraction by the age of 10 years. Dental caries continue to be highly active in the Junior and Senior High School Students. Decay of teeth can be controlled by regular visits to the dentist, early treatment of small cavities, proper diet, proper and regular cleaning, topical applications of sodium fluoride.


The General Laws of Massachusetts now require that the vision and hearing of school children be tested with the Massachusetts Vision Test Kit and the Pure Tone Audio- meter.


The Massachusetts Vision Test will help to uncover visual difficulties not found by the Snellen Test, thereby making possible early referrals to qualified eye specialists.


The Pure Tone Audiometer test may be briefly des- cribed as a determination of a child's ability to hear soft sounds at different pitches. Hearing loss is responsible for defective speech in many cases.


Letters will be sent to parents of children failing these tests urging them to take child to eye or ear specialist for advice and treatment.


158 children who failed the vision test given by the teacher were retested and 53 children failed this test. Par- ents were notified.


48 children failed the hearing test and were retested with the audiometer. 8 of these children failed and notices


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were sent to parents. One child is now receiving lip reading lessons.


The Diphtheria - Tetanus - Immunization clinics were held in April and May in all elementary schools. A total of 325 shots were given by Dr. Wells.


227 children in grades one and six had booster shots.


48 pre-school and first grade children had the series of 3 shots. Two did not complete their series.


There were eight new names added to the list of physi- cally handicapped children making a total of 45 handicapped children in our schools. At present two children are unable to attend school due to illness. Arrangements have been made for them to have a visiting teacher until they are able to return to school.


The Norfolk County Chest-X-Ray program was carried on in October, when the mobile unit came to the Randolph High School to x-ray the senior class.


74 senior students and new personnel were X-rayed. There was no evidence of Tuberculosis found.


5 students who were absent that day were taken to the Norfolk County Hospital for their chest X-Ray.


In closing this report, I wish to thank Mr. Reade, the School Board and all personnel who have helped to make this year a pleasant one.


SCHOOL CALENDAR 1953-1954


Open Jan. 5, 1953 Close Feb. 20, 1953


Open Mar. 2, 1953 Close Apr. 17, 1953


Open Apr. 27, 1953 *Close June 12, 1953 for grades 1 to 6


*Close June 19, 1953 for grades 7 to 12


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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS. SUMMER VACATION


Open Sept. 9, 1953 for grades 7 to 12 Close Dec. 18, 1953


Open Sept. 16, for grades 1 to 6


Open Jan. 4, 1954 Close Feb. 19, 1954-


Open Mar. 1, 1954 Close Apr. 16, 1954


Open Apr. 26, 1954 *Close June 11, 1954 for grades 1 to €


*Close June 23, 1954 for grades 7 to 12


Schools will also be closed on the following days:


Good Friday - April 3, 1953


Columbus Day - October 12, 1953


Armistice Day - November 11, 1953


and closing at noon, November 25, 1953 for Thanksgiving Day and the day following, November 27 and 28.


*The State law requires that the High School shall be in session at at least 180 days of each school year and for the grade schools, 160 days.


NO SCHOOL SIGNALS


By courtesy of the Randolph Fire Department, three blows repeated three times will be sounded at:


7:00 A.M. - No school all schools all day


7:30 A.M. - No school all day the first six grades


By courtesy of WBET, WJDA, and WNAC Broadcast- ing Stations, no school announcements will be given by radio as near to the local hours as is convenient and possible for the station announcer.


There will be days when schools are in session because conditions are not severe enough to cause a complete halt- ing of all activities. On such days it is the parents respon- sibility to determine whether their children shall report to school.


SCHOOL STATISTICS, JUNE 30, 1952


Population, Randolph, census 1951 9,982


Valuation


$15,582,872


School Enrollment 2,179


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Average Membership


2,146


Average daily attendance 1,948


Average number of days in session, all schools 172


Cost per pupil, grades 1 to 8, average membership $127.47


Cost per pupil, grades 9 to 12, average membership $259.01


Non-resident pupils, 1/2 year or more in attendance 81


Number of teachers and principals 78


Number of supervisors 6


Number of School Doctors


1


Number of School Nurses


1


ENTERING AGE TO GRADE ONE


Entering age to grade one, five years and eight months on or before September 1, 1953.


Vaccination and birth certificates required.


HEALTH CERTIFICATE


Children absent from school five or more days because of a contagious disease, or because of illness of an unknown nature must obtain a health certificate from the School Physician or their own attending physician before they may return to school.


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FROM STATE AND OTHER SOURCES


State Aid, Chapter 70 as amended 1948


C. 643


$89,059.45


State Wards


5,050.19


City Wards 5,947.54


Coddington Fund, interest


19.38


Vocational Education


3,690.67


Cash paid Town Treasurer


36.63


Total Estimated Receipts SUMMARY OF BUDGET


$103,803.86


Total 1952 Appropriation $377,381.33


Estimated School Dept. Receipts 103,803.86


Estimated Net School Dept. Expendtures $273,577.47


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REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF STETSON SCHOOL FUND


Balance, January 1, 1952


$1,541.64


Receipts :


Dividend Randolph Co-operative Bank $60.00


Interest B. and A. R.R. Bond


42.50


Hall Rent


215.00


317.50


$1,859.14


Payments :


Boothby Bros. Repairs


150.60


E. C. Martin Co. Repairs 34.57


W. Flanagan & Son Liability In- surance


153.90


Randolph Trust Co. Safe Deposit Box 6.00


Drinkwater & Co. Christmas Laurel 52.50


Eagle Flag & Toy Co. Flag & Standard 84.51


Salaries, Trustees and Secretary 20.00


William H. Mahoney, Janitor 80.00


582.08


Balance January 1, 1953 $1,277.06


The Stetson School Fund is invested as follows : 10 Matured Shares Randolph Co-operative Bank $2,000.00


Boston and Albany R.R. Bond 1,000.00


Deposit in Randolph Trust Co. Savings Dept. 7,850.97


Deposit in Randolph Savings Bank 1,141.36


Balance in Randolph Trust Co. Commercial Dept. 1,277.96


$13,270.29


The Turner Medal Fund is invested as follows : Deposit in Randolph Savings Bank $1,150.40


Respectfully submitted,


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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.


William J. Leahy, Secretary and Treasurer Murray Lewis, Chairman Clark W. Freeman Joseph J. Semensi


Our appreciation for the cooperation given by Mr. William J. Leahy is hereby publicly extended.


TRUSTEES OF STETSON SCHOOL FUND


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ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOLS OCTOBER 1, 1952


Grade


1952


1951


1950


1949


1948


1947


1946


Randolph High


9-12


478


412


397


380


395


402


392


Randolph High


7-8


379


373


157


Stetson


1-6


529


461


452


465


466


468


444


Devine


1-6


374


392


383


402


404


382


387


Belcher


1-5


209


221


238


261


266


256


243


Tower Hill


1-6


192


119


172


189


124


104


56


McNeill


1-4


118


102


121


126


108


93


94


Pauline


1


85


75


69


86


77


81


79


TOTAL


2364


2155


1989


1909


1840


1786


1694


ENROLLMENT BY GRADES OCTOBER 1, 1952


Grade 1952


1951


1950


1949


1948


1947


1946


High School


12


82


76


90


76


96


95


68


High School


11


105


87


89


91


74


105


96


High School


10


124


118


86


101 112


105


85


106


Junior High School


8


186


180


157


152


143


147


124


Junior High School


7


193


193


179


154


157


158


155


Grammar School


6


242


188


184


167


145


156


147


Grammar School


5


270


235


183


189


157


157


157


Grammar School


4


240


256


221


189


182


160


160


Grammar School


3


227


234


247


216


196


186


171


Grammar School


2


250


218


239


221


194


178


173


Grammar School TOTAL


1 278


239


203


223


236


226


210


2364


2155


1989


1909


1840


1786


1694


120


117


120


High School


9


167


131


131


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MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE, OCTOBER 1, 1952 AGE


GRADE


5


6


7.


8


9


10


11 |


12


13


14


15


16


17


18


19


TOTAL


1


65


205


7


1


278


2


43


194


11


2


250


3


-


-


-


-


-


-


105


132


26


5


1


270


10


96


109


26


7


3


1


242


7


2


55


99


21


12


4


193


8


5


56


85


27


11


2


186


9


48


81


33


4


1


167


10


44


58


17


5


124


11


33


63


8


1


105


12


29


43


9


1


82


-


-


+


-


TOTAL


65


248


258


248


253


254


200


186


162


167


140 |


115


57


10|


1


2,364


1


-


-


4


-


+


240


85


128


22


5


-


-


-


+


+


-


-


-


ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


240


57


151.


17


2


227


1


-


-


1


In Memoriam Charles E. Wells, M. D.


Born - March 23, 1878 - Montpelier, Vermont Died - November 13, 1952 - Randolph, Mass. Was School Physician from 1947 to 1952


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.


TEACHING STAFF


Position Educated at Appointed


Supt. of Schools U. of Mass. A.B.,A.M. 1951


HIGH SCHOOL


bert F. Gilgan


Principal


B.C., A.B., Harvard, A.M. ED. 1932


1 J. Lehtinen


Mathematics


Clark U., A.B., Harvard A.M. ED. 1943


il T. Powderly


Asst. Prin., History


Boston Univ., A.B. 1929.


rge E. Crimmins


Gen. Science, Chem.


Boston Col. A.B., A.M.


1934


:ph W. Daly


Geog., Econ., V.G.


St. Anselm, A.B., B.U. M.


Ed., Stanford Binet Cert. 1939


ph J. Zapustas


Phys.Ed. Coach.


Fordham U., B.S. 1943


icia Galvin


English


Trinity College A.B. 1942


Eleanor Brewster


English


Bates College, A.B.


1932


inor M. Kelley


English


Bridgewater, B.S., Ed Boston Univ., A.M. Ed. 1932


guerite M. O'Neil Anna McCann


French


Boston Univ. B.S. 1946


Boston Univ., A.B., A.M. Ed. 1931


C. Good


Commercial


Burdett College 1925


ifred M. Brennan


Commercial


Burdett College, Bos. Col.


1918


n L. Lordan


Commercial


Regis College B.S. 1941


ha M. Foley


English


Bridgewater, B.S. Ed. 1929


red J. Lappen


Physical Ed.


Bridgewater, B.S. Ed. 1947


E. Thomson erine I. Schomer s Sullivan


Household Arts


Boston Univ., B.S.


1946


Civics


Boston Teachers Col., A.M. Ed. 1952


1el A. Polio


Art


Columbia Univ., A.M.


1952


'ew H. Card


General Science


Boston Univ. B.S. Ed.


1952


am T. Fidler


English & Science


Boston Teachers Col., A.M. Ed. 1951


thy E. Pemberton


Emanuel College, A.B.


1952


E. Schmatzler


Mathematics Industrial Arts


Boston Teachers Col, M. Ed. 1952


e S. Smith K. Good


Geography


Univ. of Mass. A.B.


1952


ence J. Wallace


Math., Science


Harvard Univ., A.B.


1951


ent E. Quagge


Social Studies


Boston Univ., B.S. Ed.


1949


ne H. Savard


Physical Ed.


Arnold College, B.S. 1951


es W. Tobin


Bio., Gen. Science


Colby College A.B. 1951


Boston Univ., B.S., Ed


1951


ind R. Corbett


Mathematics


Boston Col. B.S., A.M., M. Ed. 1950


aline McGerrigle


Mathematics


Bridgewater


1929


Eleanor McLucas


English


Bridgewater


1951


STETSON SCHOOL


es F. Haley J. Mason


Principal


Grade 6


Bridge water, B.S. Ed. 1946 N.E., B.B.A. B.U. B.S. Ed. 1951


241


I S. Clark F. Boyle


Geography


English


Regis College, B.A.


1951


Asst. Prin., Soc. St.


Bridgewater B.S., A.M. Ed. 1924


Household Arts


McMurray Col. B.S. 1945


Latin


Name D. Reade


ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


Christine Langley Grade 5


Anna E. Ginnetty


Grade 6


Bridgewater B.S. Ed.


Mrs. Eliz. Tierney


Grade 6


Bridgewater


Mrs. Grace Lynch


Grade 5


Bridgewater


Boston Univ. A.M., Ed.


Boston Tea. Col. M.Ed.


Boston Univ., A.B.


Rachael C. McMahon


Grade 4


Bridgewater


Kathleen L. Joyce


Grade 4


Emmanuel Col. B.A.


Mary E. Dunphy


Grade 3


Bridgewater, B.S. Ed.


Jean M. Finnegan


Grade 3


Marymount Col., B.A.


Mary E. Mclaughlin


Grade 2


Bridgewater Ed.


B.S. Ed., M.


Mrs. Grace M. Welch


Grade 2


Bridgewater


Mary R. O'Brien


Grade 1


Bridgewater


Anne Tucker


Grade 1


Bridgewater


DEVINE SCHOOL


Ellen P. Dowling


Anna F. Doherty


David J. Donahue


Grade 6


Boston Univ., M. Ed.


Helen Morrissey


Grade 5


Emmanuel Col., A.B.


Grade 5 Boston Col. A.B.


Louise Foley


Grade 4


B.U., A.B., A.M.


Joan C. Goldstein


Grade 4


Boston Univ. B.S.


K. Mildred Trask


Mrs. Muriel Harrigan


Mrs. Harriet Harrington


Grade 2


Aroostock Normal, Maine


Mrs. Helen T. O'Reily


Grade 2


Bridgewater B.S., Ed.


BELCHER SCHOOL


Mrs. Ethel L. Chatfield Gwendolyn Rose Sernice M. Francis


Patricia Murphy Mary K. Diamond


Ann Murray


Helen Lalooses


Jean M. Evans


Grade 2


Boston Tea. Col. B.S. Ed.


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TOWER HILL SCHOOL


Mrs. Marie H. Cormey Grace M. Kelly Regina Sullivan H. Frances Collins


Mary L. Donoghue Mrs. Eliz. McDonald


Grade 1


Bridgewater


McNEILL SCHOOL


Prin. Grade 3


Grade 4


Grade 2


Grade 1


N. Adams Teachers' Col. Keene Teachers' Coll., B .: Emmanuel College, A.B. Lesley College B.S. Ed.


1 1. 1º 1


Claire M. Lucey Mrs. Mgt. Richardson Barbara A. Conley Mary Baudanza


Prin., Grade 4


Framingham Teachers' Co .1


Grade 6


Tufts A.B.


19


Grade 5


Emmanuel Col., A.B.


19


Grade 3


Regis College, A.B.


19


Grade 2


Emmanuel Col., A.B.


19 19


9


Grade 5


Anna Maria College, A.B.


Grade 4 Hyannis, Boston Univ.


9


Grade 3 Emmanuel Col. B.A.


Grade 2 Bridgewater, B.S. Ed.


9


9


Grade 1 Emmanuel Col., A.B.


Grade 1 Boston Univ., B.S. Ed.


9


Principal


Emerson Col., B.U., M. Ed.1.


Grade 6


Emmanuel Col. A. B.


Mrs. Ruth M. Mowrey


Grade 5


William G. Kearns Grade 6 Grade 5


Grace A. McCarthy


Bridgewater, BS. Ed.


Principal


Anson Academy Maine


Grade 3 Regis College, A.B.


Grade 3 Danbury Teachers College:


Charles J. Garvey


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PAULINE STREET SCHOOL


Prin., Grade 1


Fredericton, N. B. 1943


Grade 1 Bridgewater 1947


SUPERVISORS


Frances S. Quimby


Elementary Music


B.U.B. Mus. 1950


Mrs. Ethel G. Atwood


Art


Mass. Sch. of Art


1948


Mrs. Mary C. Gaughen


Remedial Reading


Glassboro N.J. B.S. 1949


Myron B. Thomas


Velma L. MacEachern


El. Phys. Ed.


Sargent B.S.


1952


SCHOOL NURSE


Helen F. Conlon Nurse St. Elizabeth's R.N. 1934


HOUSEHOLD ARTS ADVISORY BOARD


Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson Mrs. James Donovan


EVENING PRACTICAL ARTS CLASSES


Mrs. Clarita Brown


Braided Rugs


Mrs. Hazel Cotter


Dressmaking


Mrs. Priscilla Mc Williams


Hooked Rugs


Miss Lucille Coite


Party Refreshments


SUMMER PLAYGROUND INSTRUCTOR


Grace M. Welch


Director


Barbara Maguire


Stetson School


Patricia Copeland


Devine School


Grace M. Welch


McNeill School


ATTENDANCE OFFICER Stephen J. Hart RESIGNATIONS


eorge S. Elias


Grade 8


Junior High School


eonard C. Clane


Commercial


High School


arbara A. Mullins


Grade 4


Devine School


rances L. McCarthy


Grade 3


Devine School


APPOINTMENTS


amuel A. Polio ndrew H. Card


General Science


Junior High School


Junior High School


Junior High School


Junior High School


Stetson School


Devine School


Devine School


Devine School


Belcher School


Tower Hill School


Tower Hill School


Tower Hill School


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d.


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prothy E. Pemberton Mathematics arl E. Schmatzler Industrial Arts aine S. Smith Geography illiam G. Kearns Grade 6 avid J. Donahue Grade 6 arles J. Garvey Grade 5 an C. Goldstein Grade 4 an M. Evans Grade 2 gina Sullivan Grade 5 ary L. Donoghue Grade 2 elma L. MacEachern Elementary Phys. Education


Art High School


rs'


Mrs. G. Lillian Kane Mrs. Ida D. Currie


Music Director Boston University 1941


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TRANSFERRED


William T. Fidler


Grade 6 - Devine School to English and Science at Junior High School


Lawrence Wallace


Charles Tobin


Mrs. Ruth M. Mowrey


Miss. Muriel Harrigan


Gwendolyn Rose


School


Grade 1 - Belcher School to Grade 5 at Belcher School


Ann K. Murray


School


Grade 4 - Belcher School to Grade 2 at Belcher School


Mrs. Margaret Richardson


Grade 5 - Devine School to Grade 4 at McNeill School


STETSON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES


June 6, 1952


Patience Elizabeth Bens


Barbara Ann Benson


Joan Anne Bentley


Edward John Hunter


Dezija Beata Blumit


Arthur Joseph Brennan, Jr.


James John Hughes William Johansen Jane Johnston Garrett Patrick Keane


Grace Ethel Burns John Richard Carmody Richard Arnold Cedarholm


Ruth Emily Kelly


Barbara Ann King


James Herbert Chalmers Richard Michael Champa Cecilia Theresa Childs Jeanne Armour Chisholm Marjorie Louise Cole Beverly Louise Condon Robert Lawrence Connaughton James Lawrence Connolly L. Rita Cornwall Julia Ann Cottle Dorothy May Crowell Elaine Vivien Dalborti Elaine Caroline DeMott John Joseph DiCarlo Jean Marie Drinkwater William Edward Ebbs


Francis Robert King Charles Kourafas Anne Marie LoSciuto Barbara Marion Ludlam


Claire Ethel McEntee


William Murray Mckenzie Shirley Anne Mills John Leo Morris


Mary Louise Murphy Cynthia Jane Palmer Albert Porter Richard Alfred Powers


Ann Kathleen Quimby


Jeanette Noreen Richardi Carol Ann Rose


Junior High Science to Mathematics and Science at the High School Junior High Science to Biology at the High School Grade 5 - Belcher School to Grade 5 at Stetson School Grade 4 McNeill School to Grade 3 at Devine


Grade 2 - Belcher School to Grade 1 at Belcher


Mary K. Diamond


Herbert A. Holbrook Eric Peter Hylen


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Garfield Elliott Farmer, Jr.


Ann Louise Ferguson


Seymour C. Firth


Bernard Joseph Fitzsimmons, Jr. Mabel Violet Frye George Thomas Gaffney Chester Marshall Gardner Jean Lois Goodell


Cecelia Joan Rozen Anne Louise Seaverns Adrienne Mary Semensi


Gloria Theresa Semensi Robert Leo Sullivan Evelyn R. Tibbetts


Robert Brownlee Torrance


Donald Allan Turner


Beth Wynward Graham Claire Ann Griggs


Lois Winchester Tweed Lillian Estella Wallace


Priscilla Clara Hallstrom


Eleanor Frances Webber


Richard L. Hawkins


Warren Hunt Wentworth


Ann Lorraine Healey


Barbara Ann Yurkus


Jean Marie Healey


STETSON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES, JUNE 6, 1952


PROCESSIONAL "Processional March"


Miss Doris Tirrell, Guest Organist Marshal - Barbara Ludlam Ruth Kelley, Mary Murphy SALUTE TO FLAG Led By Jeanne Chisholm, James Chalmers INVOCATION


Reverend David B. Matthews


CHORAL SELECTIONS


"Adoramus Te Christe" By Palestrina "Cherubim Song No. 7" Bortniansky Directed by Mr. Myron B. Thomas Eleanor Buba, accompanist


ORGAN SELECTIONS "Excerps from "SHOW BOAT" Kern Miss Doris Tirrell


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THEME INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY SPEAKERS


Evelyn R. Tibbetts


Carol Rose


Dezija Blumit


Beth Graham


Gloria Semensi


Edward Hunter


Grace Burns


ORGAN SELECTIONS


"By the Waters of Minnetonka" Lieurance "Galloping Comedians" arranged by Tirrell Miss Doris Tirrell


PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Mr. Hubert F. Gilgan Principal of High School


PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS


Dr. William F. Maguire Chairman School Committee


BENEDICTION Rev. Francis Kelleher


NATIONAL ANTHEM Graduates and Audience


RECESSIONAL


"March of Priests" Mendlesolm Miss Doris Tirrell K. of C. Lyceum Association Inc. ARTHUR J. BRENNAN, JR. Ladies Library Association Scholarship JEAN LOIS GOODELL Junior Ladies Library DEZIJA BLUMIT


D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award DEZIJA BLUMIT American Legion Award NATALIE HOEG and PAUL LYMAN American Veterans World War II Award CYNTHIA PALMER Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award


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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.


GLORIA T. SEMENSI


Organ music was furnished through the kindness of Miss Doris Tirrell Staff Organist of WEEI, and NBC coast to coast network. Miss Tirrell has given Hammond Organ concerts at the Boston Garden, Mechanics Building, Mutual Hall, Symphony Hall, Brockton Theatre. She is the regular organist for the Portia Law School, Calvin Coolidge College, Organist and Choir director at the Universalist Church of Brockton. The Class of 1952 sincerely thanks Miss Tirrell for her cooperation in making its graduation so successful.


CLASS OFFICERS


President


Arthur J. Brennan, Jr.


Vice-President


Evelyn R. Tibbetts


Secretary


Treasurer


Jeanne A. Chisholm William E. Ebbs


STETSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, 1952


George Michael Abizaid


Betty Louise Diemer


Barbara Ann Abram


Ronald Thomas Dillon


Eileen Ruth Donovan


Fred Murray Doughty


George Lawrence Almeder Elsa Ann Anderson Ronald John Anderson Kenneth Francis Arey Anthony Peter Astuccio Alan Eric Beck Beverly Ann Black Barbara Jean Blake


Mary Kathleen Dowd David Walter Downing


Nancy Janet Drummond


Vincent Leo Duffy


Gerald Francis Durand


Marilyn Katherine Blute


John Raymond Ebbs George Elia


Sally Francis Elliott


Anne Lillian Evans


Edward Warren Evans


Mary Eilen Fern


Edwin Joseph Fitzgerald Francis Flanagan


Judith Ellen Foote


Janice Marie Foster


Robert Bruce Fraser


Jeanette Delvina Bosse Barbara Jeanne Bosworth Nancy Jane Boyle Judith Alice Breen Charles Hathaway Briggs Kathleen Marie Brooks Thomas Melvin Bruso Joan Louise Burns Robert James Burns


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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


Carol Ann Bustard


Richard Arthur Bustard


Arthur Leo Cady


Richard Whiting Fuller


Joseph Power Callahan Lucille Isabel Camelio


Richard Gallagher Geraldine Regina Gallison


Patricia Marie Cerrato Florence Elaine Charron John Everett Chisholm


George Wesley Gardner Robert Francis Gilgan


Mildred Elaine Glover


Bernadette Christine Connolly Carol Ann Connolly


Barbara Elaine Graham David Drew Graham Barbara Joyce Gramstorff


Marie Jean Connolly


Barbara Irene Cormier


Florence Louise Cozzatti


George Creighton


Diane Marie Crone


Helen Margaret Harris


Linda Emma Hawkins


Linnea Mary Hawkins


Rosemary Gallagher Daly Rosemary D'Amelio


Shirley A nnElizabeth Davock


Mary Priscilla Dean


Donna Rae Deane Mae DeBoer


Frances Mary Hetherington Lorraine Anne Hill


Barbara Rita Delorey


Thomas Gregory Hoye


Arthur George Hughes


Paul Francis Hughes


Loretta Young Jackson


Robert Hollis Jackson


Patricia Ann Pilotti


Walter David Johnson Elizabeth Joan Kaidel Patricia Ruth Keane Carol Ann Kemp


Paul Martin Quimby Chester Donald Rankin Margaret Mary Reid Albert Francis Rozen


Anne Marie Kennington


Richard Edward Lambert


Barbara Jeane Lane


Ronald Elwood Lawson


Herbert Messinger Leavitt David Charles Lee Catherine Marie Lerro Annette Marie LeVeille Judith Reid Lucas James Allen Luce


Emma Caroline Seaverns Joanna Florence Schepis Barbara Ann Schnikwald Barbara Alice Scott Herbert Francis Scott William Kallel Michael Shaheen


Richard Noel Sheehy


Raymond Alfred Slinger John Wesley Small


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William Shelton Gray Edward Nevin Griffin James Brian Griffin Susan Anne Gulick


William Frederick Lee Cross


Bruce Rogers Cunningham John Joseph Daly


Robert Peter Hayes Lance Bruce Heaton Eleanor Grace Heger Robert Adrian Heger


Ruth Evelyn Hoeg


Paul Timothy O'Malley


Frances Lillian Pearce Cynthia Anne Pelletier Jean Lois Peters Roberta Mae Phieffer


Alexander Charles Frew Eileen Miriam Frye


TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.


Elizabeth Ann Lutz Ann Hester Mackenzie


Beverly Elizabeth Smith


Charles Francis Smith


Carol Marie Macy Barbara Ann Makara


Jean Ann Smith


Thomas David Mandeville


Dianne Laura Martinson


Margaret Lee Stocks


Paul anthony Mann Jacquelie Lee McCall Gail Marie McCambly


Virginia Claire Stone Carol Ann Stubbs Richard Ernest Studer


James Michael McDonough


Carole Ann Sullivan


Arthur Warman Teed Sandra Lois Teed


Loura.ne Nancy McEleney June Evelyn McEntee Laurel Anne McGibbon Robert James McKenna Lauralee Jean McLeod Philip Joseph McMahon


Arthur Gordon Thayer Richard Leighton Trinque


Robert Leon Tinque


Patricia Ann Towers


Hugh William F. McNeely


Sally Sarah McPhail




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