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We have had no marked epidemics this year although there have been sporadic cases of diphtheria, sarlet tever, measles and minor children's diseases. In each case, the : schoolroom has been fumigated and appropriate steps taken .to protect the other children from contagion, as far as possi- ble.
Vaccinations are insisted upon in the cases of all child-
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ren entering the first grade as well as pupils entering higher grades from other schools. There are few if any unvaccina- ted pupils in the schools.
The number of health certificates given out during the year to pupils leaving school between the ages of 14 and 16 years has been large, but is due in most instances, we feel, to- the need of their assistance by the rest of the family rather than to loss of interest in school by the pupils themselves. The school records show that persistence in school is increas- ing and the growth of the High school proves it. We hope that the medical inspection and appreciative response on the part of the parents are factors in bringing about this happy result.
The school buildings and grounds are in good condition and the teachers and janitors are doing their part to keep- them clean and sanitary. Some of the rooms, in the older buildings, are not heated and ventilated satisfactorily, but these faults are being remedied as rapidly as possible. With the completion of the proposed new building, many more pu- pils will be enabled to enjoy the comforts which only a part of them now have in such buildings as the Plains Primary, Oliver, Spruce and High.
JOHN M. FRENCHI, M. D. JOHN V. GALLAGHER, M. D.
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Regulations Governing Contagious Diseases.
ADOPTED BY THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE, BOARD OF HEALTH AND SCHOOL PHYSICIANS.]
I. PERIOD OF EXCLUSION FROM SCHOOL. (General Suggestions to Parents.)
The School Committee, Board of Health and parents should co-operate to prevent contagion and epidemics of con- tagious diseases. Any child sent home from school on account of sickness or symptoms of disease should be seen immediately by the family physician, and if afflicted with a contagious dis- ·ease should be kept out of school until at least one week after every sign of the disease has disappeared. This period should not be less than six weeks for scarlet fever ; three weeks for ·diphtheria ; two weeks for measles, German measles, chicken- pox and mumps ; one week for tonsilitis.
Other children living in the house with the sick child should be excluded from school as well as the one who is ill. They should remain out of school until after the recovery of the patient-at least one week in case of diphtheria; two weeks in case of measles, Germin measles, scarlet fever, chicken- pox or mumps.
If well children leave the house upon discovery of conta- gious disease in it, they may return to school at the end of one week, after proper disinfection (directed by a physician).
All pupils, after exclusion from school, should undergo appropriate disinfection and have their clothing sterilized be- fore being re-admitted. The family physician will give direc- tions for this procedure.
II. PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS.
(1) Whenever a child shows symptoms of any conta- gious disease the teacher shall notify the Principal, who shall
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immediately send the child home, with a note to the parent ,- stating the reason and reminding the parent of the conditions of the pupil's return to school. If a contagious disease shall develop in such a case, the Principal shall cause all books and supplies used by the pupil so excludel to be burned, at once.
(2) Whenever a pupil is sent home on account of con- tagious disease the Principal (the teacher, in one-room build- ings) shall immediately notify the Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Health.
III. THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
(1) Whenever the Board of Health shall learn of any con- tagious disease, of a school child, or in the family of a school child, they shall im mediately notify the School Committee, as - required by law (Send a printed form of notice, filled out, to the Superintendent of Schools).
(2) The Board of Health shall, of their own motion or at the request of the Superintendent of Schools, cruse to be fumi- gated such school rooms as, in their judgment, require fumi- gation, and take such other measures as seem to offer added. protection.
IV. THE SCHOOL PHYSICIANS.
(1) The school physicians shall, in addition to the usual required individual examinations once a year, make special examinations of individual pupils or of entire rooms when, in their judgment, or the judgment of the Board of Health, such; course is necessary .
V. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
(1) The Superintendent of Schools shall admit no child to the public schools without a certificate of vaccination or of unfitness, and shall co-operate promptly and cheerfuliy with the Board of Health and the School physicians. He shall im- mediately transmit to the Chairman of the Board of Health copies of all reports of children excluded on account of conta -- gious disease, as soon as received from the principals.
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VI. RE-ADMISSION OF CHILDREN TO SCHOOL.
(1) Children, after recovery from contagious disease, must present to the physician of the Board of Health a certifi- cate from the family physician that the child has so far re- covered that all danger of contagion is past. The physician of the Board of Health shall then endorse the certificate of the family physician, unless there be valid reason why he should not do so, and the child shall present the certificate so issued and endorsed, to the Principal (teacher, in one-room build- ings). of the school, readmission to which is sought.
(2) Upon the readmission of such a child to school, the Principal (teacher, in one-room buildings) shall immediately inform the Superintendent of Schools in writing, of the fact of such readmission.
EAR AND EYE TESTS.
SCHOOL.
NO. OF PUPILS
EXAMINED.
HOUND DEFEC-
TIVE IN EYE-
SIGHT.
FOUND DEFEC.
TIVE IN
HEARING.
NO. OF PARENTS
OR GUARDIANS
NOTIFIED.
High School,
279
20
6
21
Park,
238
23
0
12
South,
169
10
1
8
Plains Grammar and Annex,
240
25
3
24
Plains Primary,
407
28
3
31
Purchase Grammar,
25
8
0
8
Purchase Primary,
32
3
0
3
Claflin,
262
39
5
9
Spruce Street,
151
11
1
11
Oliver Street,
149
11
'2
11
Chapin Street,
117
4
1
3
West Street,
65
1
3
4
Fountain Street,
23
2
0
2
Hoboken,
37
0
0
0
Bear Hill,
16
(
0
0
Braggville,
14
1
]
2
Total,
2224
186
26
149
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REPORT OF STAMP SAVINGS.
FEBRUARY 1, 1914-JANUARY 13, 1915.
RECEIPTS.
To balance on hand, February 1, 1914 .
$500 34 To schools for sale of stamps :-
Claflin, 6 rooms
$263 52
Chapin Street, 2 rooms
55 20
Oliver Street, 2 rooms
.
44 10
Plains, 8 rooms .
·
329 88
Park Portable
60 01
Stamp Savings Office
.
51 20
To children for Savings Bank
50
Children for stamp cards
05
Interest on money in Savings Bank
13 44
Sundries
75
Total
$1,318 99
EXPENDITURES.
By redeeming stamp cards
$900 51
Supplies
15
Sundries
·
·
2 07
902 73
Balance on hand Jan. 13, 1915 . $416 26
Thirty four (34) children, of whom twelve (12) never had . a Savings Bank book before, have deposited in the Milford Savings Bank $90.99.
Stamp Savings started in Milford schools, February 1, 1901.
·
.
·
803 91
42
February 1, 1901-January 13, 1915.
Received from children .
$9,407 62 · Paid back to children ·
$9,043 13
Deposited in Savings Bank on children's ac- counts
$1,879 49- ·
JOSEPHINE THAYER,
Treasurer.
REPORT OF THE ATTENDANCE OFFICER. JANUARY 15, 1914, to JANUARY 15, 1915.
MR. ALMORIN O. CASWELL,
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS :
Dear Sir :--
As attendance officer I submit to you the following re- port :-
Number of cases reported by teachers and superintendent 80
Number of cases found to be truancy ·
35
Number of cases found to be sickness ·
26
Number of cases found to be due to lack of proper cloth- ing and shoes 18 ·
Number of cases found to be due to careless parents .
40
Truants returned from street ·
15
Visits to schools . 43
Number of cases found to be excusable 10
Several boys and girls over 14 years of age without employ- ment, returned to school.
There were a few children picking cranberries in the month of September who were returned to school.
I found no child working without a proper certificate.
Respectfully submitted,
RAPHAEL MARINO,
Attendance Officer.
MUSIC SCHEDULE.
EVEN WEEKS
Monday A M Plains I., II, III , IV., V.
P M. Hoboken, Bear Hill, Braggville.
Tuesday A M. Park V., VI., VII .. VIII.
P M. Spruce Street I., II , III , IV.
Wednesday A. M. Oliver Street I ., III., IV., and High School.
P. M. Plains IU., IV., IV.
Thursday A M. Oliver Street I . Chapin I .. III , IV.
P. M. West Street I., II., III , IV. Sight reading training. ODD WEEKS
Monday A. M. Park V., VIII . Claflin I., II.
P. M. Claflin III., IV , V., VI.
Tuesday A. M. Plains V., VI , VII., VIII.
P. M. Plains I., II., IIL.
Wednesday A. M. Purchase Street Schools, High School.
P. M. Plains II., II., III.
· Thursday
A M. South VI., VII., VII , VIII. P. M. Sight reading training.
DRAWING SCHEDULE.
EVEN WEEKS.
Monday A. M. High School.
P M. Claflin V., VI.
Tuesday A. M. Plains VI .. VI , VII., VIII. P. M. Plains I., I , II .. II.
Wednesday A. M South VI., VI .. VII., VIII.
P. M. Portables V., VIII
. Thursday A. M. Claflin I., II., IIL., I.V. P M. Purchase Primary, Purchase Grammar, Fountain St.
Friday A M. High School.
P. M West Street I., II , III., IV. ODD WEEKS.
Monday A. M. High School.
P. M. Oliver Street I., II.
· Tuesday A M. Park VI., VI., VII , VIII. P. M. Chapin Street I., II., III .. V.
Wednesday A. M. Spruce Street I., II .. III., IV.
P M. Plains I., II., III . III.
· Thursday A. M. Plains IV ., IV ., V., V. P. M. Hoboken, Braggville, Bear Hill.
Friday A. M. High School. P. M. Oliver Street III., IV.
SEWING SCHEDULE.
Monday, 1.30 to 3.30,
Park, V. and VII., Miss Godfrey: VI. and VI, Miss Hope. VII., Miss Cushing. .
1.30 to 2.30,
Tuesday, 1.30 to 3.30,
Portable. V., Miss Bennett. Claflin,
V. and VI., Miss Read.
Thursday, 1 30 to 3.30,
Plains,
VI. and VII., Miss Owen. VII., Miss Hayward. South, VI. and VII., Miss Potter: VII., Miss Norris. Plains, V., Miss Park :. V .. Miss Hathaway.
1.30 to 2.30,
Chapin Street, V., Miss Bray.
COOKING SCHEDULE.
Monday, Park Portable, 10 girls. South, 6
-- 16 " Miss Munroe.
Tuesday, High School, 17 .. Miss Rommes.
Wednesday, South, 16 " Miss Parks.
Thursday, Plains. 17 . Miss Godfrey :
Friday,
Park, 18 . Miss Bennett:
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Total. 84
1.30 to 3.30,
Friday, 2.30 to 3.30,
SPECIAL TEACHERS' SCHEDULES.
MISS SULLIVAN.
Monday A. M. Seventh and eighth grades at the Park School.
Tuesday A. M. Sixth, seventh and eighth grades at the South. Sixth grade at the Claflin.
Wednesday A. M. Fifth, and sixth grades at the Park.
Fifth grades at the Plains Annex.
Thursday A. M. Sixth, seventh and eighth grades at Plains Grammar.
Friday
A. M. Fourth grade at the West Street. Fourth grade at the Oliver Street. Fifth grade at the Chapin Steet. Fourth and fifth grades at the Claflin.
MISS FOLEY.
Monday A. M. First and second grades at the Plains Primary School.
Tuesday A. M. Second, third and fourth grades at the Plains Primary.
Wednesday A. M. First, second and third grades at the West Street. First, second and third grades at the Chapin Street.
Thursday A. M. First, second and third grades at the Oliver Street. First and second grades at the Spruce Street.
Friday A M. First second and third grades at the Claflin. First grade at the Hoboken. Third grade at the Spruce Street.
AGES OF PUPILS, JANUARY 5, 1915.
GRADE.
No. 6 Years Old.
No. 7 Years Old.
No. 8 Years Old.
No. 9 Years Old.
No. 10 Years Old.
No. 11 Years Old.
No. 12 Years Old.
No. 13 Years Old.
No. 14 Years Old.
No. 15 Years Old.
No. 16 Years Old.
No. 17 Years Old.
No. 18 Years Old.
No. 19 Years Old.
No. 20 Years Old.
No. 21 Years Old.
No. 22 Years Old.
Average Age.
Whole Number.
Totals
232
235
239
211
188
202|
242|
194
181
123
75
65
34
10
1
-
2233
I. .
218 108
19
1
2
1
6.54
352
II.
14
122
93
24
14
3
·
· ·
·
III.
5
121
93
39
8
8
2
LC
8.90
274 279 +
IV.
6
90
58
43
27
41
-
11.32
.
·2
65
74
44
21
5
9
11.31
220
VI.
11
43
76
47
23
1
12.22
206
VII.
1
1
30
78
72
48
2
12.73
242
VIII.
5
40
64
32
14.03
150
H. S. Freshmen,
6
31
61
28
13
1
15.10
140
H. S. Sophomores,
6
25
14
2
|16.16
49
H. S. Juniors,
6
19
or
16.96
35
H. S. Seniors,
1
15
27
00
1
17.86
52
1
7.74
47 234
V ..
5
7
-1
1
1
1
STATISTICS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINNING SEPT. 2, 1913, AND ENDING JUNE 24. 1914.
SCHOOL.
NAME OF TEACHER.
Pupils Enrolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Average
Membership.
Average
Attendance.
Per Cent. of
Attendance.
Total Half Days'
Number Cases of
Number Cases of
Number Cases of
Number Cases of
Corporal Punishment.
Half Days Teacher
Was Absent.
HIGH,
Marion A. Ryan,
22
6
16
22
21.8
98 6
57
14
1
1
Mae E. Birmingham,
34
9
25
3-4
33
97.9
135
14
32
C. A. FizGerald,
31
13
18
27.3
26.7
98
108
48
7
5
Mary M. Fi zPatrick,
26
8
18
26
23.8
98.3
80
23
13
Hannah E. Callanan,
44
27
17
41.4
40 6
98.4
131
14
10
Alice G. Whittemore,
37
20
17
36.7
35.4
97.6
249
32
11
Margaret Pianca,
28
28
25.5
23.8
93.3
206
25
5
7
M. H. McConnachie,
41
23
18
34.3
31
90.1
1241
43
3
PARK,
8
K. E. Edwards,
42
16
26
41.1
39.9
97
453
6
5
1
2
7
H. M. Broderick,
'38
22
16
37.5
36.3
96.9
460
5
10
6
3. T. McGrail,
48
22
26
44.5
41.9
95.1
787
12
37
1
6
C. G. McCool,
14
18
26
37.5
35.8
95 4
601
14
33
.
3
8
Mary E. Kelly,
36
19
17
35.8
34.9
97.4
530
5
5
5
Helen G. Langhlin,
39
21
18
36 1
34.5
95.5
596
20
12
8
M. J. Kelly,
41
18
23
36 8
35 9
97.6
331
33
27
1
1
S. R. Broderick,
44
22
22
40.4
39 5
97.8
387
11
35
6
S F. Sullivan,
42
20
22
40 3
38.8
95 8
614
27
27
64
6
K. G. McDermott,
351
16
19
33.9
32.7
96.5
3741
10
10
Absence.
Tardiness.
Dismissal.
Truancy.
48
SOUTH.
GRADE OF SCHOOL.
PLAINS GRAMMAR AND ANNEX,
8
M. F. Devine, M. F. Ranahan,
37|
22|
15
36.2
35.3 37.8
355| . 615
41 33
33|
1
1
3
46
21
25
41.3
41.8
38.4 36 6
37.06 39 35.2 34 4 39.8 34.8 37.4 34.4 32 2
91 9 93.7
806
1138
50
2
45
32 20
13 . 22
3
2
[. K. Gallagher,
40
2
I. M. Meighan,
35
16
19
21
37.8
35.4
93 5
893
33
2
2
S. E. Ranahan,
44
19
25
42.1
39 9
94.7
804
20
1
3
K. C. Burke,
44
21
23
41.6
39 1
94 1
898
17
2
3
E. C. Curran,
38
21
17
34.6
32.7
94.3
693
85
4
K. A. Harrington,
36
15
21
33.4
31.7
94 9
596
12
1
2
4
M. C. Toher,
44
23
21
42.6
41.2
96.7
551
32
38
49
CLAFLIN,
2
K. McNamara,
11
1
M. G. O'Connor,
48
22
26
39.2
36 4
92
1004
28
3
5
3
1
3
K. F. Tully,
53
27
26
43
41.9
97
499
37
24
10
5
K. B, Conely,
44
23
21
40.7 41
38.2
91.1
1036
32
19
6
M. E. Mullane,
43
22
21
36.39
33 15
91 09
1259
29
24
1
5
SPRUCE STREET,
2
S. E. Sheldon,
38
22
16
30.8
27 8
90 1
988
13
9
1
A. L. Luby.
44
24
20
41.06
39 26
95.2
772
25
38
3
1
3
E. M. Waters,
39
18
21
40.6
38 8
95 3
1057
13
18
11
OLIVER STREET,
4
N. M. Conelv.
46
20
26
42.4
40 1
94.4
845
12
31
1
2
32
13
19
29.5
28
94 7
516
7
23
2
41
20
21
38.5
36 5
94 8
1033
4
26
2
L. F. MacNamara,
37
17
20
36.6
34 9
95.4
737
13
27
3
M. H. McDermott,
43
19
24
34.5
33.1
95 8
508
16
18
CHAPIN,
5
A. M. Ames,
37
16
21
33.1
31.7
95 7
510
7
11
2-3
J. L. Devine,
401
16
24
33
30.4
92
973
361
18
1-2
F. N. Aldrich,
44
25
19
39.8
7
6-7 6 5-6
E. M. Creighton, A. A. McManus,
M. F. Lynch,
40
17
39
16
46
29
17
19
22
43.3 37.1 38 37 35.6
92.2 92.5 91 4
930
37
2
938
48
28 15 44 7
4
1
45
15
30
23 23
PLAINS PRIMARY,
5 Irene C. Hogan, J. F. McGann, M. DePasquale, 1 1 R. E. Keany,
658 1238
75 159 21 29 47 48
3
42
39
18
17
27
41
39.4
95 4
662
22
22
4
A. S. McDermott,
37.7
92.5
1105
25
5
1
48
26
22
4
L E. Gilfovle,
11
Helena F. Swift,
12
1
1 1- 00 00 8
2
44
41
97.4 94.9 89.7 93 3 91.6 94
1537 1105 1073
STATISTICS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINNING SEPT. 8, 1918, AND ENDING JUNE 24, 1914,
SCHOOL.
NAME OF TEACHER.
Pupils Enrolled.
Boys.
Girls.
Average
Average
Attendance.
Per Cent. of
Attendance.
Total Half Days'
Number Cises of
Number Cases of
Number Cases of
Number Cases of
Corporal Punishment
Half Days Teacher
Was Absent.
WEST STREET,
1-2
M. T. Gilmore,
33
19
14
313
29.4
93.9
703
115
16
3-5
G. E Higgiston,
34
17
17
32 4
31.1
95 6
475
85
15
PURCHASE GRAMMAR
5-6-7
M. K. Tyler,
26
19
7
22.4
17 4
92.3
406
20
13
J
1
50
PURCHASE PRIMARY,
1-2-3-4
M. Davoren,
30
11
19
28.2
26 6
94 3
585
11
1
8
FOUNTAIN STREET,
1-2-3-4 1-2
C. R. Lally,
27
14
13
22 8
21 7
95.2
587
11
3
4
HOBOKEN.
Anna Clancy,
40
15
25
37 6
36.8
97.6
827
26
6
1
BRAGGVILLE,
1-2-3-4 M. E Edwards,
18
13
5
15 8
15.1
95 6
244
8
48
-7
BEAR HILL,
1-2 3 4 7 Ida V. Martin,
10
7
3
9.3
9
97
205
9
12
4
TOTALS,
2272 1086 1186 2070.18 |1921.6
92.8
37,304 1720
792
24
18|
221
GRADE OF SCHOOL.
Absence.
Tardiness.
Dismissal.
Truancy.
Membership.
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LIST OF TEACHERS, JANUARY, 1915.
SCHOOL.
NAME.
RESIDENCE.
SALARY.
DATE OF APP'T.
High,
*Mr. C. A. FitzGerald
12 Chestnut St.,
$1600 1912
Mr. Francis C. Berry.
12 Chestnut St.,
900
1914
¡Inez L. Gay,
9 Somner St.,
400
1907
Mary B. Ford,
21 W. Pine St.,
850 1905
Marion Ryan,
298 Main St.,
700
1911
Mary M FitzPatrick.
12 Chestnut St.,
700
1913
Mae E. Birmingham ...
57 So. Main St.,
700
1913
Hannah E. Callanan,
344 Main St.,
700
1913
Margaret Pianca,
3 Plain St.,
650
1913
Mary E. Larkin,
4 State St.
600
1914
Park,
*(Mrs.) K.E. Edwards
41 Sumner St.,
700 1873
H. M. Broderick,
37 Pine St.,
600
1879
M. T. McGrail,
79 School St.,
600
1902
C. G. McCool,
79 School St ..
600 1903
Pk. Portable No. 1, H. M. McConnachie,
Mary E. Kelly,
18 Cherry St.,
450
1912
*M. J. Kelly,
87 High St.,
700
1877
S. R. Broderick,
37 Pine St ..
600
1878
Anna Clancy,
41 High St.,
500
1911
K. G. McDermott,
33 De pot St.,
600
1893
*M. F. Devine,
126 W SpruceSt.,
700 1875
M. F. Ranahan,
64 So. Bow St.,
600 1906
(Mrs.) A.A. McManus.
35 Jefferson St ..
600
1911
(Mrs.) E.M.Creighton.
Hopedale,
600
1910
Plains Annex,
F. M. Lynch,
4 Hayward St.,
500
1911
Plains Primary,
*J. F. McGann,
145 Congress St ..
700
1887
R. E. Keany,
Hopkinton.
600
1902
I. K. Gallagher,
104 Spruce St.,
600
1907
S. E. Ranahan,
64 So. Bow St.,
600
1905
E. C. Curran,
59 High St.,
600|1908
K. C. Burke,
18 Water St.,
600 1909
M. C. Toher,
Hopkinton,
600/1903
K. Harrington,
Mendon,
550 1911
M. Irene Meighan,
361% Pearl St.,
425 1913
Helen G. Laughlin,
4 State St.,
425 1913
Purchase Gram.,
(Mrs .. ) M. K. Tyler,
90 Purchase St ...
600 1910
M. Davoren,
82 Purchase St.
600 1896
*K. McNamara,
250 Central St.,
675 1880
M. E. Mullane,
132 Spruce St.,
600 1898
K. B. Conely,
25 Taylor St.,
600
1900
A. S. McDermott,
33 Depot St.,
600
1897
K F. Tully,
12 West Pine St ..
600 1889
M. G. O'Connor,
28 W. Spruce St ...
600
1907
*S. E. Sheldon,
31 Franklin St.,
650
1871
L. E. Gilfoyle,
46 High St.,
600 1889
E. M. Waters,
8 Carroll St.,
600 1887
A. L. Luby,
100 Water St.,
600 1902
29 Forest Sr.,
600
1907
Pk. Portable No. 2, South,
Plains Grammar,
Irene C. Hogan,
6 Oliver St ..
450 1912
Purchase Prim., Claflin,
Spruce Street,
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LIST OF TEACHERS, JANUARY, 1915.
SCHOOL.
NAME.
RESIDENCE.
SALARY
DATE OF APP'T.
Chapin Street,
*A. M. Ames,
14 Fruit St.,
8600 1889
J. L. Devine,
126W.SpruceSt.,
600 1884
F. N. Aldrich,
48 Claflin St ..
600 1907
Oliver Street,
*N. M. Conely,
25 Taylor St.,
650 1888
M. H. McDermott,
18 Pearl St.,
600 1893
L. F. MacNamara,
44 sumner St.,
600 1892
H. F. Swift,
83 High St.,
600 1900
West Street,
*M. T. Gilmore,
141 West St ..
600 1901
G. P. Higgiston,
25 Pleasant St.,
600 1908
Hoboken,
Katherine H. Lyman,
36 Pine St.,
500 1914
Fountain Street,
C. R. Lally
72 High St.,
500 1911
Bear Hill,
Ida V. Martin.
19 Fruit St.,
550 1910
Braggville,
( Mrs.) M. E. Edwards, 35 Pleasant St.,
600,1909
Music Supervisor.
E. McNamara,
91 West St.,
666|1911
Drawing Supervi sor,
G. M. Toohey,
23 Pleasant St.,
900 1905
Special Teachers,
+ Margaret H. Foley,
15 Sumner St.,
200 1915
+ Margaret E Sullivan.
19 So. High St ,
200 1915
*Principal of building,
+ Half-time.
$39,791
ROLL OF HONOR.
The following pupils have maintained perfect attendance for the school year :--
HIGH SCHOOL.
SENIORS. 1
Marion Cobb, Lester Hill, Dorcas Whipple, Antonetta Di Giannantonio.
JUNIORS.
Helen Bixby, John Dwyer, John Fox,
Alessandro Di Giannantonio,
Helen Hogan, Frank Kelley,
Henrietta MacConnachie,
Amanda MacGregor, Mary McGuire, Elroy Mckenzie,
Vincent Minon, -
May Morrill,
Frank Thomas.
Fred Clarridge, Claire Hogan, John Murphy,
Rita Cleary, Louise Dudley,
Leta McAloney,
Levena Sagocci,
SOPHOMORES. Dorothy Dodge, Effiie Munyon, Lillian Paquet,
FRESHMEN.
Claire Curley,
Hazel Hill,
Elizabeth Mears,
Kenneth Staples,
Raymond Sullivan.
Gemma DePasquale Jere Murphy, May Scammon.
Mary Donnelly, Howard Hilton, Fred Niro, Delphia Streeter,
PARK SCHOOL AND PORTABLES.
GRADE VIII. - PORTABLE.
Helen Curtiss, Paul Jones, Kenneth Miller,
Arthur Dodge, John Kelley,
Helen Drury, Lucille Kempton, William Touhey.
John Hayes,
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Frank Goodnow,
GRADE VIII. Malcolm McClure,. Thomas Reed, Lillian Thebideau. GRADE VII. Henry Twitchell. GRADE VI. William Hartwell, Bessie McRae,.
Eugene Allen,
Carlton Moore.
SOUTH SCHOOL.
GRADE VIII.
Mary Ahern,
Harold Falvey,
John Kirby,
Hazel Scammon.
GRADE VII.
Mary Moore, Evelyn Staples.
GRADE VII.
George Fitzgerald, . Edward Whitticom.
GRADE VI.
Arthur King, Charles Lawrence,.
Wolfred Paquet.
PLAINS GRAMMAR.
GRADE VIII. 1
Alfred Carpentieri, James Catusi,
Charles Feranti,
Edith Galley,
James Oliver, Louis Rett,
Lizzie Sanclemente.
GRADE VII.
Batista Mongiat.
GRADE VII-VI.
Bennie Mongiat. GRADE VI. Henrietta Bregani.
Reina Adams, William Jackman,
John Gowdie,
Aaron Avadisian,
Albert Anderson,
Anna Calabrese, Victor Checchi, Joseph Mongiat,
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PLAINS ANNEX. GRADE V.
Alma Barbadaro, Lena Labori,
Fred DeNardi, Rose Julian,
Clara Lombardi, Elvira Rubeo.
PLAINS PRIMARY. GRADE IV.
Emma Bodio,
Julia Boni, Palmira Borghi, Luigi Risoli.
GRADE III.
Tresaleena Grillo, Benedetto Lancisi, George Sessona.
GRADE II.
Pia De Gregoria.
CLAFLIN SCHOOL. GRADE V.
Lloyd Dillon,
Herbert Sweet.
GRADE IV.
Donna Adams.
GRADE III. Mary Composti. GRADE II.
Salvatore Bibo,
James Danforth.
GRADE I. Zarook Noorjanian.
PURCHASE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
GRADE VI. Nathaniel Spindel.
GRADE V. Duane H. Clarridge.
PURCHASE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
William H. Corcoran, Theodore Griffith.
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SPRUCE STREET SCHOOL. GRADE IV. Harold Moran. GRADE III. Carl Beckett. OLIVER STREET SCHOOL. GRADE IV.
Julia Boni,
Dorothy Wood.
GRADE III.
Patrick DeLoewe,
Leo Pelegrini.
FOUNTAIN STREET SCHOOL.
GRADE IV. Catherine Battles.
BRAGGVILLE SCHOOL. GRADE IV. Adele Eliass. GRADE III. Edward Eliass.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES, 1914.
All except those whose names are starred entered the High school.
PARK SCHOOL.
John F. Burke,
George W. Casey,
*Harold Cass, Francis R. Gaffney,
John F. Grady,
Marion A. Dalrymple,
Helen G. Gilbert,
Dora Glatky,
Katherine A. Hickey,
Kathryn M. Hobart,
Doris I. Hunter,
Helen M. Jappel,
Mildred J. Kimball,
May H. Minon, Earline L. Morey,
Edith M. Sonne,
Lillian E. Sweet,
Mildred M. Ware,
Frances R. White,
*Sarah Allison, *Ellen Johnson, Margaret E. Griffith, Helen Wilder.
PARK PORTABLE SCHOOL NO. 1.
Richard Bell, *Rubie E. Barrows, Elizabeth E. Carr,
Warren A. Chilson, .
Joseph F. Fullum, Grace M. Carron,
Stephen E. Darney, Helen G. Curtin,
*Milton E. Falvey, Margaret E. Cronan,
Ruth M. Bruce,
Esther E. Coolidge,
Hazel E. Clarridge,
Louise C. Daniels,
J. Franklin Kennedy, Max Kulwinsky, Anthony F. Lawrence,
Elmer C. Nelson,
Carl S. Roberts,
Harold T. Shea,
Raymond I. Thomas.
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Wilbur G. Hixon,
Helen C. Drury,
Emery Paul Jones,
Blanche Glatky,
John J. Kelley,
Esther Griffin,
John Mears,
Jessie M. Henderson,.
Kenneth W. Miller,
Lucille F. Kempton,
Lester M. Shea,
Evelyn M. Kennedy,
Leslie D. Somers,
Eva L. Marcus,
William K. Sprague,
Hazel P. Miett.
William J. Touhey,
Charles A. Nichols.
SOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Chester O. Avery,
Joseph P. Burns,
William M. Demers,
E. Joseph Gorman. William G. Jackman, John J. Kirby,
*Madeline Carley, Rose V. Collins, Mary G. Condon, Marcia L. Cook,
Madeline Farrington,
Maude D. Frost,
Helen E. Kellett,
Mildred L. McConnachie,
Madeline Moloney,
Margaret H. Nash,
Luce M. Paquet,
Ruth P. Purdy,
Helen M. Ray,
Hazel E. Scammon,
Marion H. Sherborne,.
Mabel F. Steeves,
Hazel O. Stone, Vera L. Wade.
PLAINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Angelo A. Ardolino, Joseph Bartone, Fred Besozzi, Louis Calabrese,
Doris Burns,
* Alice Bianchi, Bene M. Bodio,
Helen I. Costa,
*Fred Kratzsch, Francis E. Larkin,
Esmond J. Moore,
Wilfred J. Murray.
Reina F. Adams, Mary C. Ahern, Helen M. Broughey,
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Primo J. Candini, Alfred Carpentieri, James Catusi, Victor R. Checchi,
William V. Conway,
Harold Anselmo Dasti,
Jacob Davidson, Edward D. Espanet, *Charles Ferranti, George H. Luchini, William E. Lundgren, Joseph R. Mongiat,
*Dominic Oro, James R. Oliver, *Mario Pedroli, Louis J. Rett,
Louis G. Vesperi, James V. Zurlo.
Florence G. Colecchi, Anna A. Calabrese, *Edith Galley, Rose M. Gagliardi, Angelina A. Morelli, Josephine A. Negro, Lizzie R. Sanclemente,
*Josephine Scartissie.
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Also the following, not graduates of the Milford Grams mar schools, are members of the Freshman class :-
Arnold R. Davis, Hazel M. Austin,
Austin W. Edwards,
Margaret E. Coffey, Mildred M. Doane,
Joseph Federici, J. Francis Foster, John L. Hunter, Marion G. Lantz, 1
Esther A. Haskard, 1
Francis D. Woodhead.
Katherine H. Lester, Blanche I. Prentiss.
COMMENCEMENT
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