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Next school year the intention is to reach the Junior High School boys and girls and induct them into the various sports, conducted by the High School. These various teams are to be handled by competent people.
The Physical Education and Health program has been inaugurated this year by Miss Lappen for the grade schools and will be further advanced next year.
The cooperation by all concerned toward the Physical Education and Health Program has been wonderful and it is a great pleasure to look forward toward the future.
REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE
STEPHEN J. HART
The past year has been quite busy as far as investiga- tions are concerned.
It was necessary to take a few cases to the Probation Office for informal hearings.
It was also my unpleasant duty to make four court appearances due to habitual absentees.
Truancy is not increasing, but is holding about the same.
The personnel of the School Department has been very cooperative during the year.
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REPORT OF THE PLAYGROUND DIRECTOR
JOSEPH J. ZAPUSTAS
I am sending you my complete report of the summer play ground program.
A.M. P.M.
TOTAL
DAILY AVERAGE
McNeil
2967
3770
6737
173
Stetson
2696 1175
3871
99
Devine
1414
1437
2851
73
The activities at the playground consisted of the fol- lowing :
McNeill - Handicraft work, games, hikes, swimming, pet show, soft ball games and a play presented by the group at a parents gathering.
Stetson - Softball games, consisting of six teams in a league. Baseball games against a Stoughton playground, volleyball, horseshoe pitching, tennis, hike, swimming and golf.
Devine - Handicraft work, games, hike, swimming, pet show, weenie roast, and soft ball games.
On August 31, three bus loads of youngsters went to see the Boston Red Sox game.
A huge field day was conducted September 3rd at Stetson field with fifteen events taking place, including races, pie eating, and watermelon eating contests, and the cham- pionship softball game winding up the playground program.
I wish to express my thanks to the instructors Miss Alice Walsh, Mrs. Grace Welch and Mr. William Killoran for their fine co-operation, and to the school committee for their part in this fine project.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE
HELEN F. CONLON, R.N.
I herewith submit my report for the year 1950.
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The children in all grades were inspected and those showing evidence of contagious skin infections, pediculosis or communicable disease were recommended for exclusion. There are several stubborn cases of pediculosis which make it necessary to inspect some grades more often than others.
During the year talks on health, nutrition, dental care and personal cleanliness were given. The children in grades one through eight were weighed twice and the Senior High School pupils were weighed once during the year.
Dr. Wells has completed the health examinations in grades one through nine with the exception of the afternoon session of grade eight and several grades in the Prescott Primary and Tower Hill schools. He will continue the examinations until all the children have been examined. Physical defects found will be brought to the attention of the parents.
A special examination of students in the upper grades who were entering competitive sports, was given early in the fall.
Five children in grades one through twelve whose physical condition did not permit them to attend school re- ceived instructions in their home from visiting teachers.
Diphtheria prevention clinics under direction of the Board of Health were held in April and May in the Prescott and Devine schools. Thirty-four children received three doses of toxoid and 125 children were given a booster shot of toxoid. Eighteen children did not complete the series.
The dental clinic for school children sponsored by the Board of Health was continued after the Town meeting. Thirty-eight children were given dental treatments by Dr. Maguire.
184 children who failed the vision test given by their teacher were tested on a Keystone Telebinocular. Fifty-five children failed this test. Seventy-three children had their hearing tested on a Pure Tone audiometer. Parents of child- ren showing a vision or hearing defect were notified.
In December the Norfolk County Chest X-ray clinic was held in the Stetson High School. There were 177 X-
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rayed including eighty-seven Seniors, five students who help in the cafeteria, and eighty-five school personnel.
In closing I wish to thank the school committee, the superintendent, teachers, and parents for their cooperation in the health program.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL PHYSICIAN
CHARLES E. WELLS, M.D.
During the past year there have been fewer absences from school due to sickness than for several years, and we have had no epidemics to contend with. It has become under- stood that absence for other reasons than sickness is a matter of school discipline which does not require medical attention but only a note of explanation from a parent to the school principal. However, the rule requiring a physi- cian's permit for the return to school after three days absence because of illness is still in force and doubtless serves to reduce the spread of colds and other more serious contagious diseases in the schools.
More time has been devoted to the routine physical examinations, by cooperation of the school nurse, so that every child will have been examined by the middle of the school year, and all athletic teams before the beginning of their contests. Very few defects have been found but all are attended to in some way, usually by the parents to whose attention they are called.
Accidents occuring on school playgrounds or during games are attended to-and I attended all home football games-where my services have been required only by mem- bers of the visiting teams.
Office hours for issuing school certificates :
2:00 to 3:00 7:00 to 8:00
Saturdays, 2:00 to 3:00.
No office hours on Sunday.
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SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1951-1952
Open Jan. 2, 1951
Close Feb. 16, 1951
Open Feb. 26, 1951
Close Apr. 13, 1951
Open Apr. 23, 1951
*Close June 15, 1951 for grades 1 to 7 *Close June 20, 1951 for high school and grade 8
SUMMER VACATION
Open Sept. 4, 1951
Close Dec. 20, 1951 at noon.
Open Jan. 2, 1952
Close Feb. 15, 1952
Open Feb. 25, 1952
Close Apr. 18, 1952
Open Apr. 28, 1952
*Close June 13, 1952 for grades 1 to 6 *Close June 20, 1952 for senior and
junior high schools, grades 7 to 12
Schools will also close on the following days: Good Friday, Mar. 23; Memorial Day, May 30; Columbus Day, Oct. 12; Armistice Day, Nov. 12; and closing at noon, Nov. 21 for Thanksgiving Day and the day following, Nov. 22 and 23.
NO - SCHOOL SIGNALS
By courtesy of the Randolph Fire Department, three blows repeated three times will be sounded at:
6:45 A.M. - No session for Senior and Junior High Schools. 7:15 A.M. - No morning session for the first six grades.
11:30 A.M. - No afternoon session for the first six grades.
By courtesy of the WNAC, WBET and WJDA Broad- casting Stations, no-school announcement will be given by radio as near to the local hours as is convenient and possible
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for the station announcer.
There will be days when schools are in session because conditions are not severe enough to cause complete shutdown of all activities. On such days, parents, as in former years, determine whether their children shall report to school. No excuse will be required of pupils for absence on such days, unless the parent so wishes. Consideration will be given pupils striving for perfect attendance.
*It is essentiad that we keep in mind that State Law requires that the High School shall be in session at least 180 days of each school year and for the grade schools, 160 days.
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STETSON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
June 9, 1950
Abers, Skaidrite
Barker, Barbara Ann
LaBelle, Elsie Annette
Beck, Barbara Ann
Lakey, Shirley Frances
Bonetti, Marguerite Phyllis
Lane, Mary Katherine
Boynton, Dorothy Claire
Le Vesque, David Kenneth
Brown, Ruth Irene
LeVesque, Robert Lawrence
Buckley, Joseph Dennis
Catano, Francis Edwin
Cederholm, Bevery Ann
Cerrato, William Harry
Macauley, Carl Lorimer, Jr.
Cornwall, Leo Robert Conrod, Elsie Elizabeth Cripps, Nelson Tracy
Macuch, Helen Olgo Mahoney, George Frederick Malm, Paul Iver
Cushman, Richard Austin
Mandeville, Rita H.
D'Amelio, Anthony Vincent
Mattiaccia, Josephine R.
DeAngelis, John Joseph
Mouliason, Mary
Nason, Eleanor Mae
Naveau, Virgil Melvin
Esposito, Dominic Anthony
Evans, William George
Foley, Claire Margaret Frederickson, Shirley Anne Frye, Ralph George Gabardi, Dorothy Rose Gray, Robert Almon Harris, Frank William Hardy, William Leo Holmes, Harrie John, Jr.
Norman, Eleanor Annetta Olson, Carl Leonard O'Malley, Barbara Helen O'Neil, Edward William Peters, Marjorie Elizabeth Peterson, Birgit Linnea Reese, Theodore Louis Russo, Constance Jessica Seaverns, William Charles Smith, Jeannette Frances Smith, Ronald Edward
Isaac, Donald Tileston
Jensen, William George
Johnston, William Alexander
Sproules, William David Strickland, Chester Arthur Studer, Jean Ann Taylor, Margery Ann Teed, Edward Mann
Jones, Leo A., Jr. Johnson, Norman Otto, Jr. Jope, Doris Naomi Kansevich, Melvina
Keane, Joseph Michael Kenney, Claire Marie Kerrigan, Louise Frances Kiley, Thomas Gorman
Walizer, Mary Maude Warren, Druscilla W. Whitaker, Albert Preston Winters, Ann Marie Worth, John Paul, Jr.
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McKeeman, Frederick Austin Mclaughlin, Barbara Ann McLeer, Barbara May
Dockendorff, Claire Louise Doherty, Jane Marie
Koski, Ronald Alan
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
STETSON HIGH SCHOOL Graduation Exercises, June 9, 1950 PROGRAM
PROCESSIONAL "Pomp and Circumstance" Edward Elgar
ASSEMBLY BAND, under the direction of Mr. Myron B. Thomas Marshal -- Beverly A. Cederholm Aides - Carl L. Olson and Jean A. Studer SALUTE TO THE FLAG
Led by Eleanor R. Norman and Claire M. Foley INVOCATION
REVEREND ORVILLE H. WHITE Pastor, First Congregational Church THEME
"We are all of us fellow-passengers on the same planet and we are all of us equally responsible for the happiness and well-being of the warld in which we happen to live." Van Loon
Thanksgiving Prayer Choir
Youth Builds the Nation
Helen O. Macuch
Civilization's Challenge to Youth
Joseph D. Buckley Choir
Calm as the Night
Highways of Homemaking An Airman Views the Globe Frank W. Harris Choir
Birgit L. Peterson
The Home Port (Sibelius) Co-operation or Destruction ?
Donald T. Isaac
Prayer Before Dawn Robert A. Gray
Donna Nobis Pacem (Give to Us Peace) Choir
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS MR. A. O. CHRISTIANSEN Superintendent of Schools
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
MR. JOSEPH SEMENSI
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Chairman of School Committee
Assisted by Dominic A. Esposito, President of the Class of 1950 BENEDICTION
REVEREND FRANCIS G. KELLEHER Pastor, St. Bernadette's Church
NATIONAL ANTHEM
AUDIENCE
RECESSIONAL
BAND
AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
Presented by Mr. A. O. Christiansen, Superintendent of Schools Stetson High School Scholarship Committee College Course Commercial Course Joseph D. Buckley Robert A. Gray
K. of C. Lyceum Associates Inc. Scholarship JOSEPH D. BUCKLEY
Junior Ladies Library Association Scholarship BEVERLY A, CEDERHOLM
Ladies Library Association Scholarship ELEANOR A. NORMAN Presented by Mrs. Marion G. Lyons
Randolph Grange, P. of H., No. 316, Scholarship DONALD T. ISAAC Presented by Philip N. Good Washington-Franklin Award WILLIAM C. SEAVERNS
D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award BIRGIT L. PETERSON
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American Legion Award DONALD T. ISAAC SKAIDRITE ABERS
Presented by Charles W. Russell, Commander Lieut. T. W. Desmond Post
Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award WILLIAM D. SPROULES CLASS OFFICERS
President
DOMINIC A. ESPOSITO
Vice-President
MARGERY A. TAYLOR
Secretary
ELSIE A. LaBELLE
Treasurer
ROBERT A. GRAY
PRESCOTT JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATES
June 8, 1950
Delvina A. Delory President James R. Quimby Secretary
Kathryn J. Long
Vice-President John N. Jablonski Treasurer
Caroline J. Albert
Edward F. Heim
Robert D. Arey
Kemys B. Henderson
Walter J. Ballance
John M. Hoffman
Dorothy A. Barkhouse
Warren M. Hudson, Jr.
Eleanor E. Blake
Peter Jablonski
Nancy E. Bosworth
Robert Johnston
Naureen A. Bretton
Lesteray Kooken
Eleanor L. Burnie
Joan M. LaFarge
Maureen A. Burns
Patricia A. Lane
Pauline C. Camelio Gean M. Champion
Russell Lemieux
Victor A. Clarke Paul D. Collins Helene M. Connell
Charles H. Levesque
James C. Lynch
David I. Connors
Mary T. MacLellan
Wallace V. Coolidge
Rose M. McDermott
Corinne C. Cormier
Claire M. McDonald
Lawrence S. Mann
Catherine J. Cummings John J. Cozzatti William Creighton
Henry W. Merrill Shirley R. Morris Ann E. Murphy
Robert W. Dickinson
John P. Dillon
Patricia A. O'Malley
Charles Dockendorff
Joan B. Osborne
Charlotte M. Dockendorff
Jerome A. Petitti
Charles A. Poole
Marilyn A. Eagles
Lorraine B. McLeod
George A. Cormey
Evelyn J. Ledig
Adrienne E. Le Veille
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Ethel M. Ebbs
Ronald O. Preble
Laura A. Ebbs
Carleton A. Richardson
Jean C. Evans
Joan M. Robinson
Eugene H. Fernandes
Patricia A. Robison
Edward S. Foster
Inez Scaffidi
John R. Frederickson
Francis X. Schneider
Vincent Gabriele
John F. Sheehy
James J. Gallagher
( lyde J. Tanner
Walter R. Gallagher
Francis W. Tierney
Joyce L. Gannon
Robert J. VanCott
Patricia A. Gavin John J. Gaynor
Susan M. Walsh
Kenneth E. Gidley
Barbara N. Whittaker
Phyllis M. Gidley
Beverly C. Willis
Carol L. Gulick
Doris L. Willis
Richard J. Harris
David H. Wollman
Donald G. Hebron
Charlotte I. Zirngiebel
CHARLES G. DEVINE JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATES
June 8, 1950
John H. Johnson President Dolores E. McCorkle Secretary
Marjorie M. Herrett Vice President Marjorie M. Jones Treasurer
James M. Brewster
Shirley Jellerson
George W. Brightman
George E. Kaiser
Richard L. Brown
Margaret M. Kerrigan
Walter D. Brown Eleanore M. Buba
Rosalie M. Luisi
Robert A. Capstack James Chisholm Marion P. Cordaro
Joan F. McCall
Dolores A. McCarthy
James T. Cornwall
Mary J. McGibbon
Vincent E. Crawford
Patricia A. Mckenzie
Richard L. Crowe
Paul E. Mckenzie
Margaret R. Cullen Joan J. Cummings Alice M. Dolan Avis J. Fahey
Lois A. Mundo Edward G. Palmer
Barbara V. Farren
Anna M. Pettinato
Dorothy J. Ferry
Geraldine J. Roberts
George A. Francis
Margaret A. Shannon
Louise A. Frye
Richard Sheehy
Gertrude C. Gillis
Marilyn V. Shefrans
Carol A. Gorham Eugene R. Hardy Dorothy L. Hannon
Clara E. Shephard Natalie Silvers
Beth A. Stevenson
Shirley A. Hatch
Janice M. Thayer
Kathleen A. Hayes
Shirley A. Ward
Gerard F. Hayes
Edward T. Webber
Alton C. Heger Barbara J. Hoxie
Barbara J. Yeulette
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Cynthia A. Miller
Dorothy L. Mills
Barbara A. Martin
Robert L. Leombruno
Ann E. Wallan
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
SCHOOL STATISTICS, JUNE 30, 1950
Population, Randolph, census 1950.
10,007
Valuation
$8,432,118
School enrollment
1943;
Average membership
1903
Average daily attendance
1772:
Average number of days in session, all schools
170)
Cost per pupil, grades 1 to 8, average membership
$107.48;
Cost per pupil, high school, average membership 216.54
Non-resident pupils, 1/2 year or more in attendance
811
Number of teachers and principals
63'
Number of Supervisors, (full time 5; part time 1)
6;
Number of School Doctors
1:
Number of School Nurses
ENTERING AGE TO GRADE ONE
Entering age to grade one, five years and eight months on or before September 1, 1951. Vaccination and birth certificates required.
HEALTH CERTIFICATE
Children absent from school three or more days must obtain a health certificate from the School Physician or from their own attending physician before they may return to school. Office hours of School Physician, 15 Union Street, from 2:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M., and from 7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M., on school days. Saturdays from 2:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
RECEIPTS FROM STATE AND OTHER SOURCES
State Aid, Chapter 70 as amended 1948, C. 643
$73,243.65
Tuition State Wards
3,077.66
Tuition City Wards 5,758.34
38.19+
Household Arts, High School
3,020.00
Vocational Education
5,428.25.
Cash paid Town Treasurer
8.70
Total
$90,574.79
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Coddington Fund, interest
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOLS, OCT. 1, 1950.
1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944
Stetson H. S.
Gr. 9 - 12
397
380
395
402
392
409
421
Stetson Jr. H. S. Gr. 8
157
Prescott School
Gr. 1 -
452
465
466
468
444
439
460
Devine School
Gr. 2 -
77
383
402
404
382
387
392
363
Belcher School
Gr. 1 -
6
238
261
266
256
243
242
208
Pauline St. Sch.
Gr. 1
69
86
77
¥81
79
79
112
· Tower Hill Sch.
Gr: 1 -
6
172
189
124
104
56
56
63
McNeill School
Gr. 1 - 4
121
126
108
93
94
76
62
Totals
1989-1909 1840 1786 1694 1693 1689
ENROLLMENT BY GRADES, OCT. 1, 1950.
Grade P.G.
1
High School
12
90
76
.96
95
68
88
73
High School
11
89
91
74
105
96
84
110
High School
10
86
101
120
117
120
131
139
High School
9
131
112
105
85
106
106
99
Junior High School
8
157
152
143
147
124
133
138
Junior High School
7
1.79
154
157
158
155
146
164
Grammar School
6
184
167
145
156
147
154
137
Grammar
School
5
183
189
157
157
157
154
158
Grammar
School
4
221
189
182
160
160
160
144
Grammar
School
3
247
216
196
186
171
170
155
Grammar
School
2
218
239
221
194
178
173
175.
Grammar School
1
203.
223
236
226
210
194
188
Special Class
8
9
Total
1989 1909 1840 1786 1694 1693 1689
: :
146
1
1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944
High School
2
MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE, OCTOBER 1, 1950
AGE
Grade
5 54
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Totals
1
131 84
118
15
1
218
3
97
123
20
5
2
247
4
221
5
58
89
23
9
4
1.83
6
1
61
84
24
9
5
184
7
179
8
46
71
26
12
:2
157
9
2
33
61
28
6
1
131
21
41
17
86
11
26
.44
:11
8
89
12
28
43
18
1
90
13
1
.. 1
Total
54 |215
229
|230 179 177 165 176
147
119
110
97
.62
27
2
1989
Boys, 1029; Girls, 960; Total 1989. This tabulation includes 26 slow learners who are registered in classes doing all or part of the work in their grade levels.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
14
3
1
203
2
89
98
22
5
6
1
51
89
29
6
3
1
147
10
148
TEACHING STAFF
Name A. O. Christiansen
Position Supt. of Schools HIGH SCHOOL
Hubert F. Gilgan
Principal
B. C., A.B., Harvard A.M. Ed. 1932
Clark U., A.B., Harvard A.M. Ed. 1943
Boston U., A.B. 1929
Boston C., A.B., A.M.
1934
St. Anselm A.B., Boston U.
Master Ed., Stanford Binet Cert. Fordham U. B.S.
1943
Trinity College A.B.
1942
Bates College A.B.
1932
Bridgewater B.S. Ed., Boston
U. A.M. Ed.
1932
French, Spanish
Boston U. B.S.
1946
Latin
Boston U. A.B., A.M. Ed.
1931
Commercial
Burdett College
1925
Winnifred M. Brennan
Commercial
Burdett College and B. C.
1918
Helen L. Lordan
Commercial
Regis College B.S.
1941
Mary E. Connors
C. Math, Civics
Boston U. B.S. Ed.
1931
Martha M. Foley
English
Bridgewater B.S. Ed.
1929
Mildred J. Lappen
Physical Ed.
Bridgewater B.S. Ed.
1947
Ruth E. Thomson
Household Arts
McMurray Col. B.S.
1945
Katherine Schomer
Household Arts
Boston U. B.S.
1946
Band Master, Choral Director
Boston U.
1941
Anna K. Good
J. H. S. Grade 8
Bridgewater, B.S. A.M. Ed.
1924
Edward P. McNulty
J. H. S. Grade 8
B. C. A.B. A.M. Ed.
1948
Vincent Quagliozzi
J. H. S. Grade 8
B. U. B.S. Ed.
1949
William F. Keenan
J. H. S. Grade 8
Holy Cross B.S.
1950
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Paul J. Lehtinen
Mathematics
Cyril T. Powderly
Ass't. Prin. History
George E. Crimmins
General Science, Chemistry
Joseph W. Daly
Geog., Econ., Voc. G.
Joseph J. Zapustas
Phy. Ed. Coaching
Patricia Galvin
English
L. Eleanor Brewster Eleanor M. Kelley
English
English
Marguerite M. O'Neil Mrs. Anna H. McCann Jane C. Good
Myron B. Thomas
Educated at Appointed Brown, A. B., Harvard, A. M. 1921
1939
149
PRESCOTT SCHOOL
Position
Educated at U. of M. A.M. Ed.
Appointed 1948
Ellen P. Dowling
Grade 7
E. C., B. U. A.M. Ed. 1941
Richard A. Bens
Grade 7
B. U., B.S. Ed.
1950
Edmund R. Corbett
Grade 7
Boston Col., A.M. Ed.
1950
Anna E. Ginnetty
Grade 6
Bridgewater, B.S.
1934
Mrs. Elizabeth Tierney
Grade 6
Bridgewater
1942
Mrs. Grace M. Lynch
Grade 5
Bridgewater
1940
Grace A. McCarthy
Grade 5
Boston Un., A.B.
1950
Rachael C. McMahon
Grade 4
Bridgewater
1916
Mary E. Dunphy
Grade 3
Bridgewater, B.S.
1940
Monica J. Cotter
Grade 3
Emm'l. Col., A.B.
1949
Mary E. Mclaughlin
Grade 2
Boston Uni., A.M. Ed.
1936
Mrs. Grace M. Welch
Grade 2
Bridgewater
1945
Mary R. O'Brien
Grade 1
Bridgewater
1921
Grade 1
Bridgewater
1950
DEVINE SCHOOL
Position
Educated at
Appointed
Charles F. Haley
Prin.
Bridgewater, B.S. Ed.
1946
James B. Davis
Grade 7
Boston Uni., B.S. Ed.
1950
Emmaline McGerrigle
Grade 7
Bridgewater 1929
Regis College, A.B.
1946
Boston T. C., B.S. Ed., M.E.
1945
Louise Foley
Grade 4
Boston Uni., M. Ed.
1950
North Adams T. C.
1931
Mrs. H. I. D. Harrington
Grade 2
Aroostook Normal,
Presque Isle, Me. 1944
Mrs. Helen T. O'Reilly
Grade 2
Bridgewater, B.S. Ed. 1942
K. Mildred Trask
Grade 3
Regis College, A.B. 1947
Mrs. Mgt. Richardson
Grade 5
Keene, N. H., B.S.
1949
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Barbara A. Mullins
Grade 4
Kathleen C. McNulty
Grade 6
Claire M. Lucey
Grade 3
Name Irvin D. Reade, Jr.
Prin. Sup. Testing and
Ass't. to Supt.
Anne Tucker
Name
BELCHER SCHOOL
Name
Position
Educated at Appointed
Anson Academy, Farmington, Me. 1927
Uni. of Vt., B.S. 1950
Mary K. Diamond
Grade 2
Bridgewater, B.S. Ed. 1944
Bernice M. Francis
Grade 4
Hyannis, Boston Univ. 1927
Patricia Murphy
Grade 3
Emmanuel Col., B.A. 1949
Jean M. Donovan
Grade 6
Emmanuel Col., A.B. 1948
Beatrice M. Butler
Grade 1
Suffolk Univ., A.B. 1949
Annhurst College, B.A.
1949
TOWER HILL SCHOOL
Name
Position
Educated at
Appointed
Mrs. Marie H. Cormey
Grade 4, Prin.
Framingham
1925
Anna F. Doherty
Grade 5 & 6
Emmanuel College, A.B.
1950
Christine Langley
Grade 5
Bridgewater, B.S. Ed.
1945
Grace M. Kelly
Grade 6
Tufts Col., A.B.
1946
Frances K. Collins
Grade 3
Regis Col., A.B.
1950
Mrs. Eliz. McDonald
Grades 1 & 2
Bridgewater
1947
McNEILL SCHOOL
Name Mary J. Kenney
Position
Educated at
Appointed
Grade 4 & Prin.
Emmanuel College, A.B.
Boston T. C., A.M. Ed.
1947
Mrs. Muriel Harrigan
Grade 3
Danbury T. C.
1949
Barbara A. Conley
Grade 2
Emmanuel College, A.B.
1948
Mary Baudanza
Grade 1
Lesley College, B.S. Ed.
1949
PAULINE STREET SCHOOL
Position
Educated at
Appointed
Grade 1 & Prin. Grade 1
Frederickton, N. B. Bridgewater
1943
1947
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
150
Mrs. Ethel L. Chatfield
Prín.
Barbara A. Beals
Grade 5
Barbara A. Cullinane
Grade 3
Name Mrs. G. Lillian Kane Mrs. Ida D. Currie
SUPERVISORS
Name Mrs. Mary C. Gaughen Mrs. Ethel B. Atwood Frances Quimby
Position
Educated at
Appointed
Glassboro, N. J., B.S.
1949
Mass. Sch. of Art 1948
Boston Univ., B. Music 1950
SCHOOL NURSE Position
Name Miss Helen F. Conlon
Educated at
Appointed
R. N.
St. Elizabeth Hospital
1934
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
151
Remedial Reading Art Music
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
HOUSEHOLD ARTS ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson
Mrs. James Donovan
EVENING PRACTICAL ARTS CLASS
Mrs. Marie C. Olson
Dressmaking
Mrs. Hazel Cotter
Dressmaking
Mrs. Clarita Brown
Braided Rugs
Mrs. Priscilla McWilliam
Hooked Rugs
SUMMER PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS
Joseph J. Zapustas, Diector
Mrs. Grace Welch, High School
Alice Walsh, McNeill School
William Killoran, Devine School
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Charles E. Wells, M. D.
ATTENDANCE OFFICER
Stephen J. Hart RESIGNATIONS
Marguerite M. Mooney, Grade 4, Devine School
Mary B. Gilles, Mathematics, Prescott School Mrs. Doris Nyquist, Music Supervisor
Phyllis V. Lucey, Grade 1, Prescott School Randall Powers, Grade 7, Belcher School, Mar. 10, 1950
APPOINTMENTS
James B. Davis, Grade 7, Devine School Louise Foley, Grade 4, Devine School
Richard A. Bens, Grade 7, Prescott School
Edmund R. Corbett, Grade 7, Prescott School
Grace A. McCarthy, Grade 5, Prescott School Anne Tucker, Grade 1, Prescott School William F. Keenan, Grade 8, Stetson Jr. High School Barbara A. Beals, Grade 5, Belcher School
Frances K. Collins, Grade 3, Tower Hill School Frances Quimby, Music Supervisor, Elementary Schools
152
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
To the Citizens of the Town of Randolph :
We take pleasure in presenting the sixty-fifth annual report of the Board of Water Commissioners, covering ac- tivities for the year ending December 31. 1950. You are urged to analyze the entire report which gives complete data relative to collections, pumping, purification. metering, maintenance, new construction, etc.
Organization of the Board was as follows:
Frederick D. Driscoll
Chairman
Martin E. Young Clerk
William J. Almond Associate
APPOINTMENTS BY BOARD
Marion L. Bailey
Clerk-Collector
William J. Almond Superintendent
DEPARTMENT MAINTENANCE
During the calendar year 1950 the department re- ceived applications for and installed three hundred fourteen new services. Forty-three service leaks were repaired, thirty- six of these were renewed from main to stop; four additional services were relocated; three frozen services were thawed out by electricity; eight services were pumped out and cleaned ; eleven service boxes found broken were replaced.
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