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The pre-primary classes are being taught the cor- rect formation of the capital letters in the alphabet. These children are able to recognize and print their ini- tials.
The Palmer Method of Writing is being taught in grades three through six, as well as in the Special Classes.
In these upper classes I have tried to stress the im- portance of neatness and legibility in all written work.
Penmanship should carry over to all written les- sons, every day. This can be accomplished if the teacher will insist upon neatly written papers in all of the chil- dren's daily work.
I have enjoyed my work with the children and ap- preciate the cooperation of the teachers.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCES H. KEARNAN.
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REPORT OF THE PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
The Milford High School 1941 baseball edition was again represented with a team, the calibre of which, few high school nines matched.
Sparked by the inspirational leadership of their coach Ted Steeves, Captain Frank Gentile and his com- petent players, instilled with that winning spirit, proved a sturdy obstacle for opposing teams to hurdle. The pitching performances of Fred Sprague and Albino Fer- reira; the heavy hitting of "Red" Oates; and the all- around leadership of Captain Gentile featured through- out the season.
Physical exercises were continued in the grade schools. More classrooms were included to receive phys- ical exercise instruction including the boys' and girls' vocational classes. Intra-mural basketball teams for boys and girls in the High School and the Stacy School were formed.
The football team, high in spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year, despite its win and loss record, dis- played surprisingly strong determination and courage. Their inspirational play against top opponents deserves credit, since the high school eleven performed their duty to the best of their abilities and in fair play. Lack of playing experience handicapped the team tremendously. The varsity was mainly composed of sophomores and with two more years of training and experience the group is going to be hard to beat. Captain Pessotti and "Red" Oates played outstanding football.
The Milford High basketballers, under the capable coaching technique of "Fitter" Cahill, enjoyed the dual success of annexing the Bay State League title and further honoring themselves by receiving an invitation to par- ticipate at the Annual Tech Tournament.
"Bucky" Tusoni and "Red" Oates led by their popu- lar Captain "Fricky" Cordon covered themselves with glory all season. Frank Gentile and Frank Bulso also contributed largely to the team's success.
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The play of the second team, with eighteen wins and one loss, brightens the outlook for Cahill's varsity five next year. "Vinny" Dagnese copped scoring honors for the "seconds".
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES J. BRUCATO.
RESULTS OF MEDICAL INSPECTION
Primary Department-Grades I-IV
Number of pupils 658
Number having no notable defects 227-34%
Number having slight defects 263
Number having serious defects
168
Number having mouth and teeth defects
297
Number having nose and throat defects
184
Number having nutritional defects 81
Number having postural defects 29
Grammar Department-Grades V-VIII
Number of pupils 692
Number having no notable defects 249-36%
Number having slight defects 187
Number having serious defects 256
Number having mouth and teeth defects
336
Number having nose and throat defects
151
Number having nutritional defects
110
Number having postural defects
53
High School-Grades IX-XII
Number of pupils 736
Number having no notable defects
414-56%
Number having slight defects 158
Number having serious defects
164
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Number having mouth and teeth defects 200
Number having nose and throat defects 74
Number having nutritional defects 103
Number having postural defects
28
Whole School-GradesI-XII
Number of pupils 2086
Number having no notable defects
890-43%
Number having slight defects
608-29%
Nuumber having serious defects 588-28%
Number having mouth and teeth defects 833-40%
Number having nose and throat defects 409-20%
Number having nutritional defects 294-14%
Number having postural defects
110- 5%
JOHN J. GALLAGHER, M. D. JOSEPH E. LENARES, M. D.
Report of the School Physicians
Each pupil was examined individually and 588 of them were found to have defects of a serious nature; that num- ber of notices have been sent to the parents of these pupils with the suggestion that they make further in- vestigation with the aid of their family physician or dentist.
The percentage is a little higher than last year but we hope that most of the defects will be corrected; nearly all of them are remediable.
It is interesting to observe the statistics of the "Whole School" group if not very satisfying. The physical con- dition of the school-children is most important and worthy of intelligent and persistent care if they are to be healthy and happy.
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Report of the School Nurses
During the past year the school nurses have given as- sistance to the school physicians during physical exam- inations, weighed and measured all pupils, made home visits, conducted audiometer tests for all grades above the third. Considerable time was spent in making home visits for the purpose of obtaining information for his- tories of pupils who were given special examinations on the Travelling School Clinic.
Assistance was given in Toxoid, Tuberculosis and Vaccination Clinics. The general health of the pupils was closely supervised throughout the year by the school nurses.
HELEN G. BREAULT, R. N. MARY E. NAUGHTON, R. N.
MILFORD TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
President
Robert J. Cenedella
Vice President Hannah Callanan
Secretary Madeleine W. Kynoch
Treasurer Eva L. Burns
Executive Committee Chairman Mildred O'Brien
Social Committee Chairman Irene Mainini
Library Committee Chairman Ada DiGiannantonio
The banquet and reception given in honor of Mr. A. O. Caswell on May 14, 1941 in the John C. Lynch Auditorium was the outstanding social affair sponsored by the Milford Teachers' Association in 1941. Mr. Paul Raftery, general chairman, was assisted by Frank C. Berry, Rita K. Fitz-
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patirck, Philip A. O'Donnell, Gertrude A. Wallace, Mary T. Gilmore, Mary E. Mullane, Ben C. Lancisi, Martha Molinari, and Lucina C. Roche, special committee chair- men. The success of the evening reflected the hard work of the chairmen and their committees.
A fine picture of Mr. Caswell has been secured and hung in the entrance to the John C. Lynch Auditorium. The members of the Association will always remember the cooperation and friendly advice given them by Mr. Caswell.
The Blue Cross, a group insurance, has again been ably handled by Miss Eva Burns.
MADELEINE W. KYNOCH, Secretary, Milford Teachers' Association.
REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE -JANUARY 2, 1941 - DECEMBER 31, 1941
Reasons for Absence
Calls on Account of
1941
High
Stacy
Vocational
Elementary
Continuation
Opportunity
Sacred Heart
Total
Truancy
Carelessness of
Truants on
Streets
Left School to.
Left Town
Lack of
Clothing
Illness
Excusable
Jan.
30
14
13
9
2
8
4
80
5
15
2
4
2
6
26
20
Feb.
21
10
14
5
1
7
3
61
4
9
3
3
1
8
18
15
March
31
14
16
11
2
7
3
84
8
20
2
5
3
9
24
13
414
April
27
11
12
10
1
9
2
72
6
11
2
4
2
7
22
18
May
37
12
15
12
3
12
5
96
8
16
4
7
4
2
36
19
June
18
11
12
7
1
00
N
59
13
8
8
9
2
1
11
7
Sept.
45
12
15
10
3
10
5
100
10
7
4
50
5
4
13
-7
Oct.
22
9
13
8
2
11
4
69
7
12
5
8
3
2
19
co
Nov.
13
Dec.
20
8
17
9
1
9
2
66
7
15
4
2
1
10
14
277
111
139
88
18
93
23
759
73
119
37
98
24
60
208
140
Respectfully submitted,
ARTHUR E. VESPERI, Supervisor of Attendance,
1
6
26
10
12
7
2
12
3
72
9
3
1
11
25
15
5
Parents
Work
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REPORT OF THE 4-H CLUB WORK
A most successful year in 4-H club work was completed on May 23, 1941 at the annual exhibit of the 108 4-H club girls and boys, in spite of the fact that there was a definite shortage of funds as well as leaders and there was a change in the directorship. Mrs. Fred Luby was given a reluctant farewell at the first monthly meeting of the 1940-1941 season.
The outstanding events of the year were:
The reappearance of the weekly 4-H club column in the Milford Daily News which keeps the townspeople better informed on local club news. Out of 100 girls, 40 were selected to appear in the sectional dress contest in Uxbridge. Out of these 40 who competed with the largest number of girls in the county, 13 were chosen to appear in Worcester for a second judging. One girl, Anita Speroni, was chosen as one of the eight girls to represent Worcester county at the statewide contest. This honor has come to Milford only once before in the fourteen years that club work has functioned here.
A mother's meeting was held with souvenir programs in the club colors, green and white, and refreshments were served.
Considerable credit is due the faithful local leaders who year after year give unrewarded service to the girls of the town. Four-H club work is a volunteer service that may be undertaken by any willing person. As each year closes, it is the fondest hope of every director throughout the state that more and more leaders will appear and offer their services to the young people of the community.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. GEORGE G. MOORE, Town Director.
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
OF THE
MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL
JOHN C. LYNCH AUDITORIUM
Wednesday Evening, June 25, 1941 At Eight O'Clock
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PROGRAM
March-March Magnificent Roberts
Milford High School Orchestra Ben C. Lancisi, Jr., Director
Entrance of Seniors
Cadets on Parade Lowe-Page
Senior Class Miss Helena F. Swift, Supervisor of Music
Stout Hearted Men Romberg Everett Larry Luce
Salutatory: National Defense-Educational Aspect Josephine Louise Cardani
The Midshipmite Adams
Senior Class
America, Land of Liberty
Robert Joseph Lynch
Villanelle '
Dell'Acqua
Mary Magdeline Kolenda
Valedictory:
National Defense-A Safeguard for Democracy Alexandria Mary Satkiewicz
Presentation of Diplomas Mr. George F. Grayson Chairman of the School Committee
Remarks by the Chairman of the School Committee Class Ode
Senior Class
Presentation of Prize Awards
Mr. Almorin O. Caswell Superintendent of Schools
Recessional
Milford High School Orchestra
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CLASS ODE
Tune: Peace
Our hearts are heavy-laden As now we part, Our Alma Mater leaving Our lives to start.
Remember as you journey on Your whole life through,
That "Knowledge is Power": Our motto true.
The friendships that we've made here In Milford High
Will linger in our mem'ries As years go by; And as we bid these portals A fond farewell, We praise the Alma Mater We love so well.
By Minette DeBoer, '41.
STUDENTS WHO HAVE ATTAINED AN AVERAGE OF OVER 90 PER CENT DURING THEIR FOUR YEARS
1. Alexandria Mary Satkiewicz
2. Robert Joseph Lynch
3. Josephine Louise Cardani
4. Robert Edward Kirby
5. Catherine Marie Baci
6. Marjorie Frances Carbone
7. Velia Faith Ann Andreano
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CLASS OF 1941
Gladys Charlotte Abraham- Mary Coniaris son Christine Norma Alberta Velia Faith Ann Andreano Catherine Marie Baci John Balian
Serponhy Bedrosian Enrico Joseph Bellantoni Dorothy Jennie Bernardi Marguerite Eloise Bird Lena Theresa Blascio Robert Alliston Blizard Anna Marie Bonina Lena Frances Borelli Raffelina Marie Brenna Frank Angelo Bulso Joseph Patrick Burns Mary Louise Butterworth Wendell Albert Cameron Francis Charles Caputo Marjorie Frances Carbone John Joseph Carchio Josephine Louise Cardani Abigail Bennett Carter John Donald Casey Alfred Stephen Cassinelli Mario James Celozzi Gloria Claudette Cenedella Thelma Leda Chapdelaine Anthony Ronald Cipriani Catherine Marion Cipriani Winifred Frances Coburn Alzira Frances Coelho Virginia Irene Coffin Barbara Marie Comolli Edward Louis Condon
Robert John Connors Leonard Joseph Consoletti Helene Marie Cooney Isabelle Bertha Copper Ralph Victor Cosentino Mary Margaret Curran Janet Marie Dalrymple Minette DeBoer Yolanda Agnes DeCapua Eleanor Mary DeGenoa Grayce Marie DeMattia Robert Barnard Dennett Josephine Ann DePasquale Kevork Derbabian Karekin John Derderian Moorad Derderian
Nicholas Francis DeSalvia
Rose Mary DeFonzo Antonio Peter DiGirolamo Margaret Patricia Dillon Mary Ann DiPietro Helen Mary Donnelly Helen Brown Duggan John George Duridas John Espanet George Alfred Ferrari Albino Francis Ferreira Attilio Patrick Ferrucci Dora Patricia Ferrucci Rita Mary Ferrucci Arthur Joseph Fertitta Rose Marie Filosa Lena Mary Fino Mary Claire Fitzpatrick Laura Anne Fricker
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James Robert Frieswick Adeline Louise Furcinitti Charles Garabedian Arthur Angelo Gattozzi Francis Ernest Gentile Alice Germagian Margaret Germagian Anthony Francis Giam- marco
Antonio Gonsalves Robert Joseph Goucher Frances Colburn Greene John Avard Greene Antonio Arthur Grillo Esther Frances Grillo Antoinette Marie Guad- agnoli
Rachel Ann Gubana Dora Elvira Guidali Alma Mary Guido Timothy John Hannigan Leo Joseph Harlow Esther Mary Healy Catherine Gladys Horgan Anthony John Iacovelli Rosalie Margaret Jacques Mary Magdeline Kolenda Robert Edward Kirby Virginia Norma Lamora Eleanor Jane Laronga Rudolph Peter Lewis Thomas Joseph Lucciarini Everett Larry Luce Omer Francis Lucier Robert Joseph Lynch Marie Adele Mainini John Lewis Manuel, Jr.
Eleanor Mabel Marston Frank Matos Leo Sidon Melpignano Marilyn Elizabeth Milan Rose Louise Milani Arthur Joseph Moffi Irma Theresa Monti David Michael Moriarty George Paul Morte. Josephine Marie Morte Rose Marie Mussulli Frances Jean Nardone Paul George Ohannesian Rudolph Xavier Oliveri Olga Oneschuk Alfred Albert Pantano Andrew Steven Papazian Helen Papelian Louis Peter Parente Lillian Ann Rose Petrilli Rose Marie Pillarella Emmelina Louise Piscia Julia Antonette Porzio William Vincent Ramas- kewich Albina Donnea Repsys
David Ricci Revolti Arlene Dorothy Reynolds Anthony Peter Rosati Anna Marguerite Ross Barbara Alyce Sails Olga Marie Sanchioni Flora Anna Sannicandro Alexandria Mary Satkie- wicz
Helen Elizabeth Seghezzi Irving Dwight Smith
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Shirley Frances Snow Alexander Joseph Speroni Fred Louis Sprague Sidney Raymond Stein Ruth Ethel Stone Dora Grace Streeter Mildred Ella Streeter Carlo Frank Tomasetti
Angelo Joseph Tosches
Laura Pearl Tower Margaret Ann Trevani Louis Joseph Trotta
Antonio Nicholas Tumolo Joseph Theodore Tusoni Libero Valente Arlene Ruth Viele
Peter Joseph Vignone Domenic Joseph Villani Lawrence Ralph Volpe Earl Webster Doris Virginia Williams
Francis Ross Wilson
Alfred Anthony Zacchilli
CLASS OFFICERS
President, Alfred Stephen Cassinelli Vice-President, Catherine Marie Baci Secretary, Rose Marie Filosa Treasurer, David Michael Moriarty
Class Motto: Knowledge Is Power Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Pianist: Minette DeBoer
LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1942
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
High-Principal ||David I. Davoren Acting Principal |*James A. Higgiston High-Teachers Miss Mary B. Ford
2400 2000
4 Fountain St.
1932 1906
Trigonometry
Solid Geometry Chemistry
XII XII XII XII
Miss Marion A. Ryan
2200
298 Main St.
1911
English
XII
Latin
X., XI
Miss Hannah E. Callanan
2000
276 Main St.
1913
History
XII
Miss Margaret A. Pianca
2000
44 Mendon St., Hopedale
1913
German
Miss Agnes R. Lynch
1775
41 Hayward St.
1918 Typewriting
XI., XII XII XI., XII
Miss Catherine E. Curtin
1775
16 Parker Hill Ave.
1927
Stenography
XI.,
XII
Fred A. Metcalf
1900
2 Mendon St., Hopedale
1927
Physics
XI
Miss Sadie A. O'Connell
1775
42 Prospect St. 1916
English
X.,
XI
Miss Marie Cenedella
1775
68 School St.
1925
History
XI
Miss Josephine C. Calarese
1775
10 Union St.
1930 Stenography
XI
Bookkeeping
X., XI X., XII
James V. Zurlo Harold M. Moran
1775
16 Gibbon Ave.
1933
English
XII
Miss Margaret M. Pyne
1775
30 Whitney St.
1931 Typewriting
Stenography
KI I
+Leave of Absence *Principal
423
Typewriting
XII
Biology
X., XI., XII
Expression
XI X.,
1775 15 East Main St.
1932
Italian
XI.,
XII
-
21 West Pine St.
College Geometry
French
Stenography
LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1942-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
| An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
High-Teachers
Miss Dorothy M. Callahan
1775 | 171 Congress St.
| 1931 | English
X
Joseph J. Tosches
1600
3 Richmond Ave.
1938
Algebra
IX., XII IX
Miss Claire D. Lynch -
1775
305 Main St.
1935
Civics
Elementary Science
IX
ItBenjamin F. Consoletti
1775
20 East Main St.
1935
Elementary Science
IX
Philip O'Donnell
1775 -
38 Thayer St.
1935
Economics
X
ĮMiss Madeleine W. Kynoch
1775
7 Glines Ave.
1938
English
History
X
|Miss Louise Casey
1700
114 Congress St.
1936
Civics
Miss Rose Farese
1300
4 Farese Rd.
1941
Bookkeeping
-
ĮMiss Agnes L. Crane
1700
7 Poplar St.
1936
English
IMiss Martha Molinari
1600
154 East Main St.
1936
Italian
XI
ĮMiss Eva L. Burns
1775
297 Main St.
1932
Bookkeeping
XI
IMiss Mary L. Burns
1775
30 Pleasant St.
1934
English
X X
Miss Susanne T. Davoren
1600
26 Jefferson St.
1937
Latin, English
IX
Miss Ida R. Kurlansky
1775
Fruit St. Extension
1934 Business Science
IX
|J. Francis Cahill
2000
7 West Maple St.
1940
English
XI
Mathematics
IX XII
|J. Gerard Sweeney
1300
42 Pearl St.
1940
English
ĮMiss Evelyn E. Pinardi
1500
7 Jackson St.
1940
Business Science
IX
IMiss Mary Davoren
1775
290 Main St.
1928
Elementary Science
IX
·
|Miss Esther L. Gagliardi
1450 | 24 Mechanic St.
1927
Pre-Primary Class
*Leave of Absence
Mathematics
IX
424
Bookkeeping
IX
Cost Accounting
XII
-
French
-
English
XI
Typewriting
X IX
Commercial Law
LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1942-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
Stacy School
| *Robert J. Cenedella
2000 | 35 Congress St.
1934
| Miss Rose Bertorelli
1450 | 15 East Walnut St.
1918 | Social Studies
VIII
| Miss Mary E. Kelley
1600 | 18 Cherry St.
1912 | Mathematics
VIII
| Miss Nina H. Mazzarelli
1450 | 71 East Main St.
1925 | Social Studies
VIII
| Miss Mary E. Mullane
1600 | 1 Draper Park
1925 | Mathematics
VIII
| Miss Rita M. Daigle
1450 | 11 Parker Hill Ave.
1924 | Social Studies
VII
| Miss Rita K. Fitzpatrick
1450 | 312 Main St.
1926 | English
VIII
Miss Miriam G. Kirby
1450 | 12 Leonard St.
1924 | English
VIII
| Miss Margaret M. Scully
1450 | 16 Gibbon Ave.
1926 | Mathematics
VII
| Miss Gertrude A. Wallace
1450 | 100 Spruce St.
1925 | Social Studies
VII
| Miss Mildred C. O'Brien
1450 | 69 School St.
1935 | English
VII
Miss Eleanor J. Daigle
1000 | 11 Parker Hill Ave.
1941 | English
VII
| Miss Lillian Bellofatto
1450 | 12 Madden Ave.
1930
Mathematics
VII
Samuel Anastasia
2300
|68 Emmons St.
1935
Vovational School
Boys' Shop
VII, VIII
Paul F. Raftery
1900 | 37 North Bow St.
1935 | Vocational School
VII, VIII
Miss Beatrice J. Fleming
1600
| 46 Clafin St.
1933
Vocational and
Continuation Schools
H.A. and H.E.
VII, VIII
| *Miss Irene K. Gallagher
1665 | 104 Spruce St.
1907
II
| Miss Cath. M. McNamara
1450 | 91 West St.
1919
| Miss Eva M. Kennedy
1450 | 26 Cedar St., Hopkinton
1919
I
Miss Margaret M. Cochrane
1450 | 14 West Pine St.
1919
III
*Miss Viola F. Leland
1685 | 12 Gibbon Ave.
1922
VI
| Mrs. Cath. R. Cronin
1600 | 10 Parker Hill Ave.
1911
| Miss Grace M. Carron
1450 | 63 South Bow St.
1920
V
Park *Principal
Miss Anne A. Mulligan
1450 | 46 Grant St.
1924
VI
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--
425
Spruce St.
LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1942-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
1
An. Sal.
Residence
Ap.
Subject
Grade
Park Portable
| Miss Isabelle C. McLachlan
1450 | 16 Granite St.
| 1928
| Special
| Miss Mary K. Casey
1450 | 35 Summer St.
| 1928
VI
South
| *Miss Mary H. McDermott
1665 | 12 Spring St.
[ 1893
VI
| Miss Rita M. Mawn
1450
23 Cherry St.
| 1934
VI
Miss Veronica B. O'Neill
1350
|3 Poplar St.
1934
| Mrs. Helen R. Maxfield
1450 | Vine St.
1934
V
Plains
*Miss Irene M. Meighan
1715
63 Pine St.
1913
III
| Miss Mary F. Ranahan
1600
25 South High St.
1906
VI
Miss Mary F. Lynch
1600
41 Hayward St.
1911
V
Miss Eva Realini
1450
Birch St.
1931
VI
Miss Ada DiGiannantonio
1450
17 Free St.
1926
Miss Rose E. Keany
1600 | Hopkinton
1902
I
426
Miss Martha C. Toher
1600 | Hopkinton
1903
Miss Florentia H. Sennott
1450
|4 State St.
1932
| Pre-Primary
Miss Mary C. Edwards
1450
26 Pearl St.
1917
II
Claflin
*Miss Maude D. Frost
1525
30 Church St.
1920
III
| Miss Mary A. Parks
1450
133 Congress St.
1924
LIV
Miss Rita J. Edwards
1450
26 Pearl St.
1926
| Pre-Primary
| Miss Eleanor E. Arnold
1450
|49 Jefferson St.
1926
| Miss Margaret E. Roche
1600
|7 Orchard St.
1917
|III, IV
Oliver St.
*Miss Evelyn C. Curran
1665 | 59 High St.
1908
IV
Miss Claire F. Hogan
1450 | 6 Oliver St.
1918
| Miss Flora M. Youngson
1450
25 Emmons St.
1926
[II
Miss Ann H. Swift
1450
43 High St.
1918
Chapin St.
| *Miss Florence N. Aldrich
1655 | 48 Claflin St.
1907
I
| Miss Evelyn M. Beckett
1450 | 20 W. Pine St.
1924
II
| Miss Elizabeth Riordan
1450 | 303 Main St.
1932
| Pre-Primary
*Principal
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III
I
LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1942-Continued
School
Teacher's Name
An. 1 | Sal. |
Residence
Ap.
Subject
1
Grade
West St.
| *Miss Mary T. Gilmore
1645 | 141 West St.
1901
Pre-Primary
Purchase St.
*Miss Dorothy King
1495 | 34 Pleasant St.
1930
Miss M. Avis Moran
1450
15 Fayette St.
1929
I., II., III
Special
Special
High School
Miss Dorothy M. Burns
1350
284 Main St.
1936
Supervisor
| Miss Helena F. Swift
2100 | 83 High St.
1900
Instrum. Music
Ben C. Lancisi, Jr.
1700
106 Spruce St.
1935
Supervisor
of Drawing
Miss Dorcas Whipple
2000
20 Church St.
1922
Asst. Draw. Sup. | Miss Margaret V. Condon
1600 | 8 Greene St.
1926
Phys'l Director
Charles J. Brucato
2000
94 Hayward St.
1940
Supervisor of Penmanship
Miss Frances H. Kearnan
1450
Whitinsville
1924
Manual Training (Part Time)
| Nicholas Morelli
16 Free St.
1941
*Principal
--
| Miss Dorcas Magurn
1200 | 31 Parker Hill Ave.
1937
I., II IV., V
of Music
427
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LIST OF JANITORS, FEBRUARY 1, 1942
School
Name
Residence
Salary
High
Clement H. Moran
16 Gibbon Ave.
$1820.00
Frank L. Cahill
21 West Pine St.
1820.00
Edward R. Glennon
147 Spruce St.
1768.00
George E. Stacy Spruce Street
South
Harry Anderson
23 Emmons St.
1560.00
Oliver Street
Chapin Street
Claflin
Alfred DiGiannantonio 17 Free St.
1612.00
Park
Park Portables
Plains
Charles Frascotti
94 East Main St. 1820.00
West Street
J. Fred Carley
12 Chapin St. 390.00
Purchase Street
Ernest Griffith
425 Purchase St. 390.00
Vocational
John Ferdenzi
Plain St. 390.00
428
429
INDEX
Page
Appropriations 20
Assessor's Report 51
Board of Health, Report of 142
Board of Public Welfare, Report of 120
Chief of Police, Report of 178
Dog Officer, Report of 184
Financial Report of the Town Clerk's Department,
and Departments under Supervision of Selectmen Fire Department, Report of 161
30
Highway Surveyor, Report of 37
Inspector of Animals, Report of 183
Inspector of Wires, Report of 182
Jury List 328
Memorial Hall Department 194
Municipal Retirement System, Report of 192
Park Commissioners, Report of 153
Precinct Divisions 18
Public Library, Report of Trustees of 171
Librarian, Report of 172
Recapitulation and Estimates 100
Salaries and Wages of Employees of Milford 108
School Report 379
Commencement Program 417
Reports of Supervisors 404
Report of 4-H Club 415
George E. Stacy Junior High 403
430
INDEX -- Continued Page
Honor Students 419
List of Graduates 1941 420
List of Janitors, January 1, 1941 428
List of Teachers, January 1, 1941 423
Milford Teachers Association 412
Net Costs of Public Schools
388
Report of the School Committee
387
Report of the School Nurses
412
Report of School Physicians 411
Report of the Secretary
390
Report of the Superintendent
397
School Calendar
381
School Committee, Personnel and Organization
384
School Sessions
386
Summary of Statistics
388
Tuition Rates 386
Supervisor of Attendance, Report of 414
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Report of 188
Selectmen's Report 26
Sewerage Commission, Report of 167
State Auditor, Report of the
198
Balance Sheet 253
Tax Collector's Report 156
Town Accountant's Report
56
Balance Sheet 57
Town Clerk's Report 48
Town Counsel's Report 195
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Town Hall Department
190
Town Meeting Members
11
Town Officers
3
Town Records
263
Town's W. P. A. Agent, Report of
113
Treasurer's Report
46
Vernon Grove Cemetery, Report of Trustees of
186
Vital Statistics
333
Births
335
Deaths
370
Marriages 354
W. P. A. Expenditures 1941 112
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