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The Sanford Street grammar building is being used for storage. It is hoped that this building can be kept for storage and as a repair shop.
The Sanford Street middle building has been abandoned, but the furnishings have not all been removed.
At the Superintendent's Office the floor of the room upstairs has been re- finished so that this room may be used for meetings of the School Board or other large groups. Both of the dry wells on the west side of the building had to be repaired to keep water out of the cellar.
At the Tiffany School a new pair of doors replaced a pair that had gone beyond repair. Rear steps were repaired, all furnaces were reset and smokepipe repaired. New shades were placed in room 3. Electric clocks were placed in all rooms. One furnace was relined with Plibrico lining.
The Washington School furnaces were all reset and lined with Plibrico and all smoke pipe repaired. A new coal bin was built for the southwest portable building. The furniture in room 1 was replaced with refinished furniture from one of the closed buildings. A book cupboard was built off room 6. New shades were installed in rooms 3, 8, cloak rooms and corridors.
Many other small repairs were made that were needed to keep the system operating at its best.
Respectfully submitted,
W. Wesley Young.
SCHOOL FIRE ALARM BOXES
Washington
152
Lincoln . 153
Finberg 252
Farmers 353
Willett. 354
Richardson. 451
High
551
Tiffany
552
Bliss.
651
115
ANNUAL REPORT
TEACHERS
High School-Telephone 1825
Philip L. Garland, Principal
Freeman Hall, Jr., Acting Principal. 19 Bicknell St.
H. Margaret Allen, Latin, English.
428 North Main St.
George A. Allison, Mathematics, Civics.
168 Pleasant St.
Ruth A. Bradley, Mathematics. 7 Prospect St.
Edith L. Claflin, German. 18 Third St.
Violet G. Connolly, English. 20 Prospect St.
Harry E. Cooper,. Biology.
868 Pleasant St.
Dorothy F. Covell, Commercial.
109 Dean St.
Grace C. Daley, English . 154 South Main St. Curtis S. Edgett, History 1 Prospect St. 18 Third St. Frances Farr, French .. E. Kendall Gleason, Mathematics 24 Peck St.
Kenneth L. Goding, Science
117 South Main St.
Jessie M. Graves, Latin. 7 Prospect St.
Florence E. Haggerty, English, History. 428 North Main St.
Elizabeth M. Hilliard, History, Problems of Democracy. 23 Third St.
Bernice B. Hosmer, Commercial. 18 Jefferson St.
William F. Lee, English. 1-2 Emory St.
David W. Lupien, Jr., Science, Civics, Physics 25 Peck St.
Helena A. McCormick, Household Arts. 137 Pleasant St.
Mabel M. Ott, Commercial. 17 Jefferson St.
Gertrude H. Parsons, German, Science.
128 County St.
Marjorie A. Pierce, French 2 Prospect St.
Jessie Pithie, Commercial.
9 Mechanic St.
Ruth A. Ramsdell, Commercial
128 County St. .16 Park Ave.
Dorothy L. Simonds, History .
430A North Main St.
George I. Spatcher, Manual Arts
2 Irvington Place
Howard A. Tozier, Coach, Civics 10 Kendall Ave.
Cuthbert W. Tunstall, Mechanical Drawing.
662 Park St. .57 Bank St.
Mabel J. Wall, English, Latin.
N. Wendell Weeks, English 128A South Main St.
Beatrice Smith, Librarian. 430A North Main St.
Alfred P. Zambarano, Band. 15 Henry St., Cranston, R. I.
Doris Greenberg, Clerk. 167 South Main St.
Bliss School-Telephone 1822-R
Room
A. Irvin Studley, Principal 26 West St.
1 Josephine M. Hart, VIII 103 Bank St.
2 Beulah B. Eames, VIII. Elmdale Road, North Scituate, R. I.
3 Annie C. Terry, VII. . 69 Emory St.
4 Mary B. Ricker (Mrs.), VII 81 Brownell St.
5 Bertha A. Larson, VI 53 Martin St.
7 Edith V. Potter, VI. 15 Garden St. 103 Bank St.
6 Bertha W. Cushing (Mrs.), V.
8 Pauline I. Hardy, V. 214 Park St.
9 Bernice W. Engley, IV. 143 Union St.
10 Carrie L. Bertenshaw (Mrs.), III Elmdale Road, North Scituate, R. I.
11 Claire G. Patenaude, III, II 222 Broadway, Taunton
15 Elsie E. Bowen, II .13 Dean St.
12 H. Marion Lillibridge, II, I R. F. D. No. 4, 285 Oak Hill Ave.
14 Grace R. Pimer, I. 154 South Main St.
Irma G. Searle, Commercial.
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ANNUAL REPORT
Briggs Corner School-Telephone 263-W-1
1 Helen E. Calnan, VI, V. 79 Winslow Ave., Norwood, Mass.
2 Margaret M. Fawcett, IV, III. 26 Pine St.
3 Rosamond Terry, II, I. 69 Emory St.
Farmers School-Telephone 1868-R
1 Helen G. Robinson, V, IV 45 Peck St.
3 Mary E. Ellard, IV, III 37 Elizabeth St.
2 Desiree Piguet, II, I 10 Fouth St.
Finberg School-Telephone 535-R
Martha J. Roberts, Principal 101/2 Park Ave.
Ruth M. Hirons, VIII. 23 Tyler St.
Mildred F. Crandall, VII 16 Mechanic St.
Virginia A. Pekarski. 531/2 Holman St.
Arleen Weston, V 37 Elizabeth St.
Irene A. Colburn, IV 167 Union St.
Frances Remillard, III
242 Oak Hill Ave.
Marjorie F. Barrett, II. 33 Mulberry St.
Velma E. Davis, I. 103 Bank St.
Lincoln School-Telephone Perry 5065
Guy W. Weymouth, Principal 458 Newport Ave.
21 Bertha M. Simpson, VIII. 664 Park St. 22 Helen W. Storin (Mrs.), VIII. 216 Raleigh Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
24 Helen Keena, VII. .19 95 Dexter St. Sadler St. 23 Sophia Sullivan, VI.
25 Barbara L. Torrey, V, IV.
.5 Torrey St.
26 Amy B. Barton, IV, III.
413 Brown St.
2 Marion L. Givens (Mrs.), II 24 Jefferson St.
1 Gertrude L. Robbins, I. 26 Fifth St.
4 Rozelda Vernick, Special Class 23 Dean St.
Plat School-Telephone Perry 7755
2 Helen V. O'Neil, III, II, I. 121 James St.
Pleasant Street School-Telephone 853-R
1 Katharine F. Powers (Mrs.), IV, III 15 Upland Road
2 Ethel H. Sanford, II, I. 23 Dean St.
Richardson School-Telephone 2377
Curtis R. Witham, Principal 34 Pine St.
1 Mildred Couillard, VIII . 33 Peck St.
2 Elizabeth L. Wentworth, VIII 31 South Main St.
3 Florence E. Heacock, VII .33 Dean St.
4 Helen D. Crandall, VII. 16 Mechanic St.
6. Helen P. Bullock, VI. 167 Union St.
8 Grace W. Ward, VI, V 6 Howard Ave.
5 Mary E. Clarke, V. 93 Dean St. 9 M. Avis Hodges, IV 10 Park Ave.
12 Lelia Randall, III. 47 Bank St.
11 Margaret M. O'Keefe, III, II 80 Mulberry St.
13 Emily A. Bowen, II. 212 Pine St.
14 Margaret L. Dennis, I.
94 Hope St. 16 Eleanor L. Wilmarth (Mrs.), I 4 Tappan Ave. 15 Helen M. Carvell, Kindergarten 10 Park Ave. 10 Christina M. Plumer, Special Class 22 Carpenter St., Foxboro
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ANNUAL REPORT
Tiffany School-Telephone 322-W
Robert Cort, Principal.
Wheaton Inn, Norton
1 Lillian Young, VII. King Philip St., Raynham, Mass.
2 Doris V. Wallenthin, VI. 119 North Ave.
3 Mary Clements, V. 23 Third St.
4 Ruth E. Riley, IV 127 Pleasant St.
5 Penelope P. Rockwood, III 126 Freeman St., Attleboro, Falls
6 Alice A. Hirons, II. 23 Tyler St.
8 Daisy C. Reynolds, I.
81 Dennis St.
Washington School-Telephone Perry 7779
Mary G. Gilles, Principal 101/2 Park Ave.
1 Natalie Pollard, VII. 220 May St. 2 Elna Filipson, VI. 197 West St. 26 4 Ruth VanCampen, VI. John St. 3 Eileen M. Sanford, V. 87 Thacher St.
6 Jean L. Galligan, V, IV. 152 County St.
8 Marion F. Sherman, IV, III 109 Dean St.
5 Evelyn A. Cole, III, II 23 Park Ave.
9 Elsie Logan, II. 10 Fourth St.
7 Virginia E. Black, I. 109 Dean St.
Willett School-Telephone 286
Samuel W. Thomas, Principal. . . Corner Plain and Leonard Sts., Norton
25 Verta I. Rowell, VIII. .31 South Main St. 26 Zita R. Simms, VIII. 48 Payson St.
27 Alice M. McNerney, VIII. 206 Park St.
23 Marion E. Spaulding, VII. 137 Pleasant St.
24 Madge Couillard, VII. 33 Peck St. 121 West St.
22 Signe M. Brask, VI.
33 Winifred A. Morton, VI. 15 North Main St. 21 Alma C. Hillman, V .. Bungay Road, North Attleboro, Mass.
6 Farnces J. Harrington, IV 96 Park St.
5 Grace B. Tirrell, III. 43 Peck St.
4 Margaret F. Gaynor, II. 18 North Main St.
3 Elizabeth R. Holbrook, II, I. 44 Bates Block
2 Marion H. Briggs, I .. 18 Perrin St.
1 Julie Dodd, Kindergarten 1112 Pleasant St.
Vocational School-Telephone 286 School session 8:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M.
Norman S. Tukey, Director 15 North Main St.
Doris A. Prentiss, Home Economics. 31 South Main St.
Hazelfern Appleton (Mrs.), Academic Work. 191/2 Park Ave.
Berryman D. Minah, Shop Work. 263 South Main St.
Supervisors and Special Teachers
John L. Gibb, Music. 103 Bank St.
Ardith P. Todd, Art-High. 40 Old Post Road, North Attleboro
Myrtice A. Perrin, Art-Elementary 19 East St.
Alice M. Washburn (Mrs.), Cooking, Sewing. 81 Dennis St.
Edward H. Perrin, Manual Arts. . 42 Hodges St.
J. Ray Cooney, Physical Education
12 Benefit St.
118
ANNUAL REPORT
Jewelry Trades School-Telephone 853-W
Frank H. Straker, Director. 145 North Main St.
Curtis W. Leonard, Bench Work 89 Peck St.
Eric Lindberg, Toolmaking. 6 Torrey St.
Douglas E. Williams, Die Cutting. 90 Lindsey St.
Homer A. Tetreault, Toolmaking 121/2 John St.
John A. Cocci, Related Work. 15 Grove St.
Morton Fly, Academic Work 23 Dean St.
JANITORS
John Hughes, High 80 Holman St.
Claude Allen, Assistant .. 15 Foley St.
Remsen R. Patten, Assistant. 73 Forest St.
John Wallace, Assistant High, Farmers 3 Mulberry St.
John Jordan, Bliss. .591/2 Emory St.
Leonard E. Bell, Assistant Bliss, Pleasant Street. 1084 Pleasant St.
Ervin E. Gross, Finberg.
824 South Main St.
Allen W. Blanchard, Lincoln.
809 Newport Ave.
George Frazier, Richardson 80 East St.
Wilfred Orme, Assistant Richardson, Briggs Corner 19 Clarence St.
Joseph Fontneau, Tiffany, Sanford Street. 179 Thacher St.
Samuel Higson, Washington, Plat. R. F. D. No. 2, 47 Pullman Ave.
George T. Murkland, Willett 138B South Main St.
George Craig, Willett. 10 Oakland Ave.
119
ANNUAL REPORT
ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES High School Auditorium, Thursday Evening, June 19, 1941
PROGRAM
March of the Graduates Mendelssohn Priscilla Garland-Brita Leffler
Invocation
Rev. AlwinE. Worman
Address of Welcome Leona Miriam Churchill President of the Class
Salutatory Address-Youth of the New Order
Fred George Holden
Essay-The South American Way James William Taylor, Jr.
Piano Solo-Prelude. Rachmaninoff Shirley Harrington Worrall
Violin Duet-Symphony No. 3. Dancla Louis Weston Anderson-Elmer Dean Johnson
Essay-Community Landmarks Barbara Ruth Stevenson
Essay-The Electric-Light Bulb
Robert William Nelson
Clarinet Solo-Concertina Opus 26.
Edward Dana Wallenthin
C. W. Weber
Violin Solo-Praeludium und Allegro Pugnani-Kreisler
Kenneth Earl Palmer
Essay-Challenge to Youth Ruth Elizabeth Carlson
Vocal Solo-Because. D'Hardelot
Laura Elizabeth Wood
Essay and Valedictory-Sir Wilfred Grenfell Helen Wanda Lucas
Presentation of Awards and Prizes Helen W. Metcalf Prize in English-Fred Holden Washington and Franklin Medal in United States History-Lawrence Rossi D. A. R. Award for Good Citizenship-Helen Lucas Bausch and Lomb Award in Science-Alexes Charest, Wesley Young Scholarship of the Attleboro Student Aid Fund-Ara Maksoodian
Presentation of Diplomas Roger K. Richardson of the School Committee Assisted by Principal Philip L. Garland
Class Song Glenna Dow Makant
Piano Accompanist Constance Ethel Cederbegr
120
ANNUAL REPORT
LIST OF GRADUATES
Phyllis Davis Ahern Ann Hope Alger Barbara Justine Allen Louis Weston Anderson Edith Lillian Arvidson Russell Howes Baker Thelma Elizabeth Barrett Ruth Lillian Bassler
Lorraine Hope Bennett Roger Philip Bilodeau William Andrew Bird
Lawrence Earl Bliss Thomas Kent Bliss, Jr.
Hazel Blois
Harry Boardman Vera Elizabeth Broadbent Joseph Gerard Brousseau Elizabeth Rosemond Brown
Harrison Robert Brown Beatrice Anita Bruneau Lydia Bullock Yvonne Clayre Caouette
Ruth Elizabeth Carlson
Charles Raymond Carpenter, Jr.
Edward Richardson Carpenter Freeman Burgess Caswell Constance Ethel Cederberg Frederick Paul Champelovier Alexis Nicholas Charest Ruth Lois Chesworth Muriel Louise Childs
Leona Miriam Churchill
James William Connelly, Jr. Karl William Cook, Jr. Barbara Claire Cooper Elizabeth Cooper Eleanor Gloria Cote
Eleanor Ruth Crook
Ralph Frederick Crook, Jr. Alice Elizabeth Crowley
Carol Mae Curry Isabel May Denzer
Marjorie Eleanor Denzer Alice Marie Dion Theresa Marguerite Marie Dion Dolores Doucette
Edward Frank Doucette
Marguerite Mary Driscoll Sears Lewis Drown Elinor Louise Eccles Arthur Herbert Edwards Rocca Marie Fantaccione Harold David Fine
Herbert Gordon Fisher Evelyn Mary Forsher Ernest Frazier Henry Alcide Fredette Earl Morton Friedman
Mavis Cynthia Fryefield Robert William Gallant Lewis Waldo Gammell, Jr. Bernice Arlene Garland Ida Gavlick
Beatrice Dolores Gonsalves
Donald Fountain Givens
Lawrence Alfred Donald Gorman
Victor Jerome Greenberg James Louis Guillette Virginia Grace Gunner Geraldine Anne Hagerman Lillian Viola Halliley Josie Mae Hartwell Frederick Wright Healey
Gracia Lorraine Heath Elizabeth Anne Higgins Fred George Holden Christina Mae Horrocks Ruth Andrea Howard Warren Smith Hoyle Francis Joseph Hynes
Mary Elizabeth Janson
Eileen Teresa Johnson Elmer Dean Johnson Suzanne Judge Adella Phyllis Kaczowka Justin Keith
Dorothea Marcella Kelley Ann Elizabeth Kelliher
Olive Holt Kennedy Dorothy Evelyn Kirkby
Raymond Theodore Lanthier Lorraine Ellen Lee
Mary Viola LeFort Dorothy Elizabeth Lennox Allan Abraham Leventhal Helen Wanda Lucas
Robert Eugene MacDonald Sarah Phyllis Mackinnon Glenna Dow Makant Ara Maksoodian Antonia Carmela Marcoccio Joseph Francis Martinelli Marian Elizabeth Mayall Claire Florence McConville Helen Gertrude McGovern Eileen Lillian Menard Elizabeth Ann Moore Florence Mary Murphy Barbara Louise Mutch Doris Florida Nadeau Eileen Anna Nelson Robert William Nelson Edwin Louis Niquette George Michael Nitso Evelyn Margaret Ogilvie Anne Ohina
121
ANNUAL REPORT
James Banyea O'Neil Kenneth Earl Palmer Lucille Mary Pariseau Elaine Donalda Patnaude Robert Augustus Patt Barbara Jane Payette Harold Byron Pearce, Jr. Edward Henry Perry Raymond Edward Ely Joseph Piette Robert Everett Powers
Virginia Roberta Powers Georgette Gabriel Racicot
Nomas Tallman Reed, Jr.
George Lambert Remillard
Margery Austin Reynolds Eunice Carolyn Ribbe Norma Jeanne Rioux Donald Francis Robinson Rita Mae Robinson Irene Rita St. Pierre Gloria Rita Savoy Regina Elizabeth Schoen Doris June Schofield Richard Woodward Semple Harold Lloyd Shockro Martin Harold Slutsky Genevieve Mary Smith Helen Christine Smith Irene Barbara Sousa Barbara Ruth Stevenson
Virginia Elizabeth Stowe Mary Theresa Sumner Henry Magnus Swanson Mary Tatarian Eleanor May Taylor James William Taylor, Jr.
Daniel Ayer Tennant
Lorraine Mary Tetreault
Donald Eugene Thomas, Jr.
Roland Laurent Tremblay
Evelyne Annie Trott
Charles Raymond Tuttle
Milton Joseph Vaslet
Edward Charles Vieira
Leon Francis Walker, Jr.
James Muir Wallace, Jr. Edward Dana Wallenthin
Barbara Aldrich Weeman Lorraine Mary Weimert Edith Elin Wendell
Ray Barton Wheeler, Jr.
Gloria Irene Wilbar Laura Elizabeth Wood Mertyce Edna Wood
Shirley Harrington Worrall
Thomas Boyd Worrall Francis Henry Wright
Earl Sinclair Yeo Wesley Walter Young
Rose Carmen Zito
122
ANNUAL REPORT
HONORS Valedictorian-Helen Wanda Lucas Salutatorian-Fred George Holden
ESSAYISTS CHOSEN BY FACULTY FROM THE HONOR GROUP
Ruth Elizabeth Carlson William James Taylor
ESSAYISTS CHOSEN BY SENIOR CLASS FROM THE HONOR GROUP Robert William Nelson Barbara Ruth Stevenson
HONOR GROUP In Alphabetical Order
Phyllis Davis Ahern Louis Weston Anderson
Ruth Elizabeth Carlson
Florence Mary Murphy Robert William Nelson
Constance Ethel Cederberg
Alexis Nicholas Charest
Kenneth Earl Palmer
Sears Lewis Drown Harold David Fine
Eunice Carolyn Ribbe Norma Jeanne Rioux
Evelyn Mary Forsher
Ida Gavlick
Geraldine Anne Hagerman
Gracia Lorraine Heath
Fred George Holden Mary Viola LeFort Helen Wanda Lucas
Charles Raymond Tuttle Laura Elizabeth Wood Wesley Walter Young
Class Colors Royal Blue and White
Class Motto To Do Our Best, That Is Success
Class Song
Tonight we stand together, Classmates of Forty-one. Our life's work is before us, And our destiny still unknown.
So with God's hand to guide us, E'en tho we part tonight We'll be true to our colors, Ever honor the Blue and White.
With mem'ries that we cherish We'll seek our happiness, Our motto e'er before us: "To do our best, that is success."
-- Glenna Dow Makant
Ara Maksoodian Antonia Carmela Marcoccio :
Richard Woodward Semple Irene Barbara Souza Barbara Ruth Stevenson William James Taylor
123
ANNUAL REPORT
GRADUATES Bank Street School-Grade VIII
Edward Gilroy Amesbury
Ruth Holden
Donald Pearson Anderson, Jr.
Marion Adell Horne
Calvin Arthur Archard
Ralph Masury Howard
George William Armitage, Jr. Penelope Dean Baker
Arleen Frances Jacques
Edna Baris
Helen Cecile Jette
Marjorie Olive Barone Eileen Mary Bonner Muriel Agnes Bora
Howard Preston Johnson, Jr.
Kathleen Ann Brennan
Isabel Frances Kelley
Roberta Austin Briggs
Robert Matthew Kennedy, Jr.
Florence Shirley Brown
Gerard Reid Kenton
Russell Lee Brown
Mildred Eleanor Kiff
Vivian Alice Brown Barbara Rita Burton
Doris Florence McArdle
Gloria Emelda Cameron
Eleanor Virginia McCracken
Parker Everett Carpenter, Jr.
David Allen McDonald
Raymond Francis Cassidy
Margaret Ellen MacDonald
Raymond Joseph Cassidy
Eleanor Mary Martin
Lillian Theresa Cloutier
John Andrew Martins
Dorothy Helen Conley
David Edward Merkle
Donald Harold Cook William Herbert Craig Mary Una Cronin Margaret Bell Cuthbertson
Gloria Mae Messenger
Dorothy Evelyn Moore
Claude Rouvil Daigneault
Edward Mullaney
Barbara Agnes Danue
Yvonne Margery Mullaney
Marilyn Louise Davis
Thomas Francis Ney, Jr. Austin Francis Paquin
Robert Martin Deegan
Lorraine Parker
Warren DesJardins John Alonzo Dorrance, Jr.
James Pedro
Barbara Louise Douglass
Dolores Marie Perry
Harold Ernest Douglass, Jr.
Victor Milton Pierce
Betty Ann Driscoll
George Edward Pion
Claire Christine Dwyer
Russell Francis Pion
Laura Arwilda Potter
Jane Elizabeth Prendergast
Frederick David Proulx
Joseph Fernandes, Jr. Beverly Louise Fisher
Margaret Mary Quinlan
Carlo Gilbert Rea
Irene Mayboth Ribbe
Claire Louise Ryan
Matilda Santos
Edward Irving Semple
Philip Edward Shanley
Mary Elizabeth Silvia
Paul James Silvia
William Henry Sloman, Jr.
Barbara Ruth Snow Helena Ilene Spittell Ruth Stafford
Gertrude May Stone
Arthur Joseph St. Pierre
Graham Cobb Swanson Edward William Tatro
Jean Leo Guillette William Guillette Darrel Wayne Gustafson Freeman Clayton Hall Robert William Hanna Jean Linn Henderson Robert Bruce Hibbard Everett Arthur Holden
Barbara June Pelletier
Gloria Anna Ebert Lois Ednah Essex Irene Alice Fagnand
Ruth Arleen Fleming Lawrence Joseph Foley Jean Marcel Forget Lillian Anna Frietas Barbara Meade Gammell Margaret Mary Gaulin Sylvia Miriam Globus Priscilla Gertrude Grant
Irvina Dillingham Howes
Donald William Johnson
Lillian Irene Johnson
John Lawton
Mary Jean Menard
Richard Wilder Moore
124
ANNUAL REPORT
Dale Edward Thomas Mildred Thomae Robert George Tolchinsky Richard Leo Vincent Robert Walsh Malcolm McRae Wendell
Dorothea Pearl Westberg Mary Libbie White Yvette Georgette Wuilleumier Barbara Hudson Young Michael Gilbert Zito
GRADUATES Bliss School-Grade VIII
Edwin James Anderson Clara Belle Barrowman Rita Barrows Bethia Natalie Bell
Gordon Louis Kirby Loren John Kirby Harriet Mae Klepper Anna Kudrnac
Ralph Cyril Bellavance
Rita Rose LaFleur
Mavis Jeanne Bennett
Carlton Crosby Leavitt, Jr.
George Leroy Billings
Winifred May LeBaron
Catherine Mary Lennox
Ralph Henry Bilodeau Conrad Leon Clark Vincent Ambrose Cobb Elizabeth Genevieve Conlan
Mildred Ruth Lesperance
Marjorie Linkletter
Barbara Anne Lonsbury
Jane Anne Coogan Beverly Jean Coyne George Edward Day Shirley Viella Day Arlene Briggs Dorrance
Vincent Lawrence Martin
Charles Richard Dulude
Russell Goodwin Moore
Marion Esther Dunbar
Marion Elizabeth Phinney
Dorothy Melina Fallows Pauline Mary Gagne Raymond Lawrence Gagnon
Irene Claire Ploettner Ivan Francis Richards
Kenneth Edward Richards
Doris Gertrude Gauthier Shirley May Givens Joseph Arthur Gobin, Jr.
Joseph Albert Romagnoli
Frances Guimond Ralph Warren Hall
Cynthia Selma Rotenberg Lily Seeto
Evelyn Grace Halliley
Mary Seeto Ann Marie Sousa
Allan Everett Hendricks Raymond F. Holt Patricia Catherine Hyde
Edna Waterman
Lillian Mary Weimert
Donald Lee Witherell
William Robert Woll
Patricia Wright
GRADUATES Finberg School-Grade VIII
Virgilio John Baldi Lorraine Marion Bienvenue Helen Lea Boutin Earle Lindell Bowman Elinor Mary Dollard Roger Henry Doucette Shirley May Foley Venita Marie Frenier
Herbert Loren Hoyle
Edna Mary Livsey Evalyn Mauricio
Vienna Emma Mercier
Arthur Calvin Murphy
Edna Lorretta St. George
Francis Trahan
Ruth May Walsh
Florence Eleanor Johnson Myrtle Elizabeth Johnson Russell James Johnson William Henry Kiff
James Leo McKearney, Jr. John Madeiros, Jr. Richard Joseph Dollard Maltais
Mary Elizabeth Mondor
Grace Mary Roca
John Rose
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ANNUAL REPORT
GRADUATES Lincoln School-Grade VIII
Donald Allan Bankert
Theresa Flora Labonte
Doris Elizabeth Barton
Raymond Alfred Laperle
Allan Fuller Blackmar
Beatrice Florence Lemonde
Stewart Wilson Blackmar
Paul Ellsworth Long
Constance Amy Boyd
Margaret Henderson Lyon
Betty Jane Caswell Constance Sadler Clark
Frank Stanley Machowski
Patricia Catherine Crook
William Jack O'Gara
Barbara Ann Cross
Frances Anna Pollock
Ranghild June Davidson
Julia Mary Poncin
Herbert Degrafft
Carlton Frederick Powers
Osborne Elliot Dugan
Olive Harriet Rothwell
Doris Marie Evans
Marie Claire Christine Savard
Lorraine Mary Gagnon
Louis Paul Shalkowski
Mavis Helena Garland
Russell Kyle Garland
Ruth Frances Smith
Clayton William Girard
Alice Mary Stachurski
Norman Albert Stromberg
Theresa Grace Viens
Theresa Agnes Wood
James Daniel Green Barbara Louise Hanna Mary Amelia Jaron Priscilla Sadler Johnson
Gladys Arline Smith Grace Eleanor Smith
Ada Agnes Gardner
Anthony Martin Marcelino
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ANNUAL REPORT
Report of the Sealer of Weights and Measures
January 29, 1942
To His Honor the Mayor and Municipal Council, Attleboro, Mass.,
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my annual report as Sealer of Weights and Measures for the year ending December 31, 1941.
The present war situation has changed the system of store merchandising and personnel likewise caused by the call to service or changing to defense positions of several experienced clerks. A constant check on scales, weights and measures and supervision of articles put up in advance is an important part of this depart- ment which has been followed.
A new type of merchandising was started last summer on the Washington Street Pike when vegetables were brought from New York State and sale was attempted in an open air market style within a few feet of the heavily travelled pike. This sale was stopped until the owners of the merchandise secured proper Transient Vendor licenses from the State and local laws were complied with.
Reweighings of the several and various commodities were made as well as coal and coke which had been delivered. Several loads of coal and coke in transit were checked and records made.
The department received the cooperation on many occasions from the Police Department and other city officials for which I take this opportunity in this annual report to express thanks and appreciation.
Respectfully submitted, Dan O'Connell, Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Adjusted
Sealed
Not Sealed
Con- demned
Platform over 10,000 lbs.
1
8
Platform, 100 to 5,000 lbs.
22
51
4
1
Counter under 100 lbs.
2
31
Beam, 100 lbs. or over
3
Spring under 100 lbs.
22
115
Computing under 100 lbs.
62
140
Personal Weighing (Slot)
5
Prescription .
5
Avoirdupois
14
326
Apothecary
48
Metric.
44
Liquid-1 gal. and under
32
Liquid-over 1 gal.
8
Dry
2
Meters-1-in. Inlet G. M. S.
76
154
12
Meters-over 1-inch Inlet T. T. M. S.
18
Meters-over 1-inch Inlet B. S. M. S.
8
Gasoline Pumps.
2
Oil Measuring Pumps
12
4
Quantity Measure on Pumps (each)
31
Yard Sticks
14
Total.
199
1055
22
10
City Licenses-8@ $5.00.
40.00
Plates-7 @ $.50
3.50
Sealing Fees
201.87
Transient Vendor Local Fee
5.13
Total
$600.50
18
Special City Licenses-14 @ $25.00
$350.00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Report of the Board of Public Welfare
January 28, 1942.
To His Honor the Mayor and the Municipal Council, Attleboro, Massachusetts,
Gentlemen:
In compliance with the City Ordinance, the Annual Report of the Board of Public Welfare for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1941, is herewith submitted.
In accordance with recommendations of the State Department of Public Welfare during the past year, this department has placed the category of relief on the budgetry standard set by the State Department in June 1941. Each case, therefore, is treated as an individual unit. The basis for relief is governed by the budget requirements.
The department has continued the reorganization of its filing system and now each folder is indexed and all verifications, correspondence and other pertinent data is kept in chronological order clamped to the folder. This new system has brought approval from District, State and Federal investigators and auditors. The office routine has also been improved, the system standardized whereby all interviewing is done by one person and the visiting is allocated equally among the outside investigators. Duplication of interviewing has been avoided and the cases are checked at least every three months.
During the past year, this department was selected by the Boston College Graduate School of Social Work and assigned one of its senior students for case work three days a week. Very few cities and towns in the Commonwealth have been so honored. In return for the very thorough study of a few cases, the supervisor in this department receives excellent training and coaching through conferences with the staff of that institution.
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