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3. Apparatus, to promote co-ordination and courage. The new appartus has been tried and en- joyed. It is interesting to see the girls overcome their timidity of a piece of apparatus. They are taught not only to be careful of themselves, but also to be con- scious for the next one.
4. Games, to promote teamwork and sportsman- ship.
In the spring an exhibition was given with the girls joining the boys. There was no picked team of girls, simply each period of the gym day giving one part of the program, including wand and dumbbell drills, formal gymnastics, apparatus, and a game.
Sports : Basketball is the winter game for the girls. Class teams are formed first and from these the school team is developed.
In the spring came Baseball, which was held out- of-doors.
This fall the Hockey season opened with about 35 girls out for the sport, and a more enthusiastic group of girls could not be found. Seventeen of the 35 girls won their letters.
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In closing, I wish to thank Mr. Fisher, superin- tendent; the principals of the different schools, and the teachers for their co-operation and help through- out the year.
Respectfully submitted,
ALICE E. DAUGHRATY.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE
January 1, 1931.
Mr. C. Edward Fisher, Superintendent of Schools, Braintree, Massachusetts,
Dear Sir :
Please allow me to submit my second annual re- port on the health work that is being done in the schools of Braintree.
About 3,600 children have been examined by our school physicians, and 500 or more health cards given out. About 400 dental cards have been given out, and nearly 500 notices regarding tonsils and teeth in the upper grades have been sent home.
I believe the Philergians, who sponsor Mother- craft, were much pleased with the essays written on the subject last year. The best essay was written by Elizabeth Pierce of the Penniman School, who received the gold piece. The next best essays in each school were rewarded by the gift of a book on "Mothercraft". There will be 115 pupils in Mothercraft this year.
Cleanliness is more general among the children this year. Whether it is due to last year's work, or because they feel better for being clean, I cannot say. Home
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visits have been made when children did not under- stand, or did not wish to comprehend the nurse's in- structions. Some of the parents are displeased at the notes sent home, but when the home visits are made they take a different view when a full and personal explanation is made.
Since I have taken up this work I have been pleased to note that there seems to be a growing feeling of confidence in the work of the nurse, and a gradual tendency to come to her for help.
There have been a few cases of contagious diseases, measles, scarlet fever, mumps, and so on. People do not seem to understand that in such a case a doctor should be called, the house placarded, and a certificate given by the doctor before the child enters school again. If this is done, it will prevent the spread of contagion.
First aid has been given when asked for or needed. The children are coming to look upon the school nurse as a friend, and to come to her when they do not feel well, or when they have suffered from some injury. In several cases serious conditions (such as broken bones, contagious diseases, etc.) have been detected when children have come to the nurse of their own accord.
Miss Choate, the Welfare Worker, has helped me this year by supplying glasses in some cases.
The Friendly Aid has been of great assistance in all of our work.
In conclusion I wish to thank Mr. Fisher, the Super- intendent, and all the principals and teachers of the various schools in Braintree for the fine co-operation which I have received.
Respectfully submitted,
MARY E. COLLINS, R. N.
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REPORT OF ATTENDANCE OFFICER
January 1, 1931.
Mr. C. Edward Fisher, Superintendent of Schools, Braintree, Massachusetts.
Dear Sir :
I hereby submit the following report as Attend- ance Officer for the year closing December 19, 1930.
I have worked in conjunction with the State Board of Labor and Industries, also the Friendly Aid Asso- ciation, the School Nurse, and the Qunicy Trade School.
I have investigated 545 cases as reported to me and found pupils absent for the following reasons :
Sickness 143
Truancy
41
Lack of clothing, shoes, etc.
28
Kept out by parents
64
Found on street and taken to school 34
Left school
7
Non-registration (New pupils placed in school) .
6
Found on street and taken home
37
Left town
14
Employment cards
8
Tardy
21
Factories and stores visited .
24
Found at home and taken to school .
36
Department of Immigration Cases investigated . .
0
Destroying and loss of school property . 0
Disturbances at school and on streets. 5
Home employment cards granted 8
Taken to court 0
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Reported to school nurse 4 Boys placed under my charge by parents. 6 From farm to school (under 14 years of age) 12
Evening calls on parents. 47
I have investigated all cases of the schools including the Quincy Trade School and High School, in the interest of parents, Superintendent of Schools, and at all times having in mind the welfare of the Town in general.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES S. HANNAFORD.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL
High School Auditorium, Wednesday Evening, June 18, 1930, at eight o'clock.
March, "Flag of Truce" Laurendeau
High School Orchestra
Songs, "Spring Romance" "The Old Road" Senior Class
Hosmer
Scott
Salutatory Essay, "The Lumberjack's Son" Ella Morton Edson
Song, "Song of the Jolly Roger" Candish
Selected Senior Boys' Chorus
Essay, "Over Two Poles" Eleanor Lingham
Selection, "Sobre Las Olas" Rosas
High School Orchestra
Essay, "The Tercentenary" Walter Bernard Bess Song, "Oh, Victorious People" Senior Class
Presentation of Philergian Essay Prize
Mrs. George W. Treat, President of Philergians Selection, "Romance" Arthur
High School Orchestra
Award of Scholarship Prizes Mr. Harry F. Arnold
Member of Board of Trustees, Braintree School Fund
Valedictory Essay, "The Master of Melody" Harold Clifton Mckay, Jr.
Presentation of Medals, Prizes and Diplomas Mr. Ralph B. Woodsum, Chairman of School
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Committee Presentation of Class Gift, Acceptance by Mr. Ralph B. Woodsum
Leonard Sewell Marshman Farewell Song, (Words by Milton Billings Cook) Senior Class
Class Officers
Leonard Sewell Marshman, President
Irene Mary McKeough, Vice-President Claire Lucille Diauto, Secretary Harold Clifton Mckay, Treasurer
Philergian Essay Prize Winner Myron Phillips French
French Medal Winners Walter Bernard Bess Harold Clifton Mckay, Jr. Ella Morton Edson
MEMBERS OF CLASS
Harold Clifton Mckay, Jr.
Ella Morton Edson
Walter Bernard Bess
*Eleanor Lingham
Douglas Woodrow Prince
Richard Bertram Von Berg
Elbridge Arnold Allen
Marjorie E. Armstrong
Stedman Field Arnold
Virginia Barbara Bancroft
John Francis Barrows, Jr.
Robert Bates
Frank Lewis Benson Donald Arthur Berrio
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Frances Marie Blaser Richard Albion Cain Robert Alton Caswell Lyman Winslow Chick Dorothy Gwendolyn Clapp Myrtle Marion Collier Russell Joseph Collins *Warren Preston Conary Earl Francis Connors Milton Billings Cook Mary Copithorn Harry William Crossman Andrew Daiute
Eleanor Doris Daiute
Margaret Jane DeCoste
Raymond Bonney Demeritt
Claire Lucille Diauto
Irma Frances Ferguson .
Cecelia Barbara Fitzsimmons Robert Francis Foley
Myron Phillips French
Florence Lillian Furse
Nicholas Anthony Galotti, Jr.
John Cameron Ganzel
Christopher M. Garland Ruth Evelyn Garland Annie Goldie
Lewis Howard Gould
Harold Charles Hamilton
Florence Hardy
Herbert Leslie Hardy
Walter Kenneth Hartman
Pauline Hamilton Harvey
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Marie Caroline Herman
Donald Freeman Hollis Virginia Gertrude Horsman Wilhelmina Carlisle Johnson Donald Everett Joslin
+ Ruth Kelland Dean Jackson Kingsbury Marguerite Ellen Lavery Irma Elizabeth Lawry Olive Louise Leavitt
Rose Ella Lehosky Dorothy Helen Le Vangie
Edward Paul Long George McDonald Lonie + Bertha Vesta Lunan Charles Andrew Lund Francis Gustaf Luoma Maurice Alden Mansfield
Violette Phyllis Marston Leonard Sewell Marshman May Catherine McDonald Dorothy, Louise McKeough Irene Mary McKeough Ethel Cecelia McPhee Joseph Vincent McVay Michael Joseph Mealey Donald Francis Meserve Frederick Clinton Messenger Esther Louise Nelson Farilyn Ruth Newcomb Edward Roy O'Brien Newman Weston Page, Jr.
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Florence Alma Palmer Louise Estelle Payne
Mary Eleanor Peirce Wilbert Smith Rideout Gerta Marie Rushton Mary Elizabeth Scanlon Earl Marshall Simonds
Beulah Evangeline Smiley Basil Edmund Smith
Bernard Augustine Smith Daniel Inott Streeter
Miriam Theresa Sullivan
Edward Hallett Nowell
Harry William Sward
Russell Wade Symmes Mary Elizabeth Vinton Albert John Walsh
Peter Henry Walsh, Jr.
Joseph Arthur White
Louise Charlotte Winkler
Marjorie Frances Yourell
* Completed course in three years. + Neither absent nor tardy during High School course.
The following is a list of all the Grammar School Graduates in the Town of Braintree, June 19, 1930 :
MONATIQUOT SCHOOL
Margaret Avitable Edson John Barnes Kathryn Emma Belyea Ugo Gaste Bendinelli * Lawrence Russell Blanchard
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Louis Mario Carlozzi
John Francis Delaney
Arthur Wendell Drollett, Jr.
Frank Wesley Drollett, Jr. Elsie M. Ferguson Leonard Edward Flaherty
*Ingeborg Cherbuy Haseltine Frank David Keen, Jr. John Andrew Landrey Theodore Tower Lingham Shirley Richardson Locke Jane Grey Menadier * Margaret McGloin Thomas Francis McSharry Miriam Louise Pearson Florence Amalja Peterson Austin Edmond Reed Robert Eugene Sanford Olive Sylvester Henry Arthur Trott Stephen Alden Woodsum
Grace Helen Woodworth
French medal winners.
HOLLIS SCHOOL
Lillian Evelyn Adolfson Dorothy Dalton Clement Helen Jordan Jennie Sofia Kaukola Susie Concetta Lavina Louise Alice Lewis
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Alice May Lord Mary Catherine McDowell Carmen Marguerite Qualey *Mary Andrews Smith *Rowena Wynot Edwin Franklin Arnold George Campbell Baker Anthony Cocozella Winslow Collier Lawrence Page Craven, Jr.
Samuel Crowell, 3rd Arthur H. Erickson
Arthur Bernard Magnuson
Robert Thayer O'Dell
Arvid Thorne Pearson
William Jacob Pinola
Arthur Josephus Shaw, 3rd
*Ralph Ingram Smith Murlin Evan Thomas Lloyd Dodge Tibbets Herman Waldecker Thomas Warren Walsh Sherman Robb Woodfall Robert Lloyd Wynot
* French medal winners.
PENNIMAN SCHOOL
James Harrison Andrews Agnes Josephine Bergman William Southern Briggs *Henry Winslow Davenport Thomas Alexander DeCoste William Curtis Field John Holbrook Hawes
217
Philip Robert Kelly
Thomas Joseph Nicholson
Agnes Josephine Drinkwater Myrtle Marie Korman *Elizabeth Octavia Peirce *Eleanor Stewart Leo Barrett John Vernon Carten
Albert Norman DeCoste
William Kenneth Emmett
Robert William Hallett
Harold Frederick Irving Eugene Bernard Kirby Gordon Elwood Trask
Evelyn Florence Bucknam
Elizabeth Florence Gavin
Barbara J. vonNostitz
Selina Mary Rashleigh
* French medal winners.
JONAS PERKINS SCHOOL
Alice Gertrude Allen Janet Quimby Atwood *Herbert Earl Bess George Herbert Brown Rita Brown Elsie Marie Carlson
Laurence Francis Daley
Bernice Winnifred Delory Francis Jordan Dugan *Theodora Elizabeth Edson Kenneth McRae Garland Georgina McDonald Gillan
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David Aloysius Haley Thomas Jefferson Hall Charles Gordon Hult Beatrice Delia Jackson Edward Hansen Ludden Raymond Waldo Lyons Louise Adelene MacDonald William Joseph McCusker Walter James Mattie, Jr. John Burrill Moore Forrest Arthur Parmenter Virginia Marie Phillips Albert Robert Powers
Alfred Richards Richard Ewart Rideout
Norman Robinson
Herbert Caesar Ross
Margaret Elizabeth Sherman Nellie Storm *Donald Campbell Wilder
* French medal winners
THOMAS A. WATSON SCHOOL
Beatrice Katherine Arthur *Edith Elizabeth Bennett Mary Josephine Bennett
William Harold Carpenter Robert Procter Carroll Russell Crossman Robert Frederick Davis Filomena Mary DePari Marjorie Elizabeth Ford John Giraldi Margaret Goldie
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Ralph William Goodearl *Raymond Victor Johnson Evelyn Elizabeth Joy Bernice Keast
Warren Dudley Kelland Doris Kelsey Norman Kelsey
Robert Paul Lockyer
Viola Victoria Luisi
Dorothy C. MacDonald
Russell McIntyre
Barbara Mildred McPherson
Aubery Henry Meagher *Marion Fredrika Meurch Inez Louise Morse
Robert Bruce Muirhead, Jr.
Joseph Winslow Murphy Doris Andrea Olson Evelyn Sofia Olson
Myra Elizabeth Plummer Francis Read Louise Bessie Soo Hoo John Leonard Spillane Harriet Irene Stenberg Esther Beaden Symons Dora Linwood Tirrell Eleanor Edith Tisdale Edith Sprague Tolman Richard Conrad Wenkenbach
* French medal winners
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN SCHOOL
*Eleanor E. Ashworth Lillian Irene Ellis *Isla May Henley Grace Elizabeth McLarnon Winifred Travis Reed
*Lois Marion Woods Caroline Louise Wyllie Jennie May Wyllie
* French medal winners
NOAH TORREY SCHOOL
Alice Claire Abell
Joseph Aiello
Alice Catherine Boyle
Ada Rita Bregoli
Nellie Mary Bregoli
James Davis Briggs
Robert Anders Buller
Regina Burke Margaret Carlino Emily Marguerite Carter
*Anna Marie Chiasson Antoinette Costantino Winifred Mary Cardarople James Valentine Carr Russell Howard Clark Dorothy Alice Davis John Joseph Davis Mary Christine DeBeradinis
Mary Alice Draghetti Gordon Emmons Drake
Margaret Helen Finnegan
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Barbara Alice Fisher Leonard Foster Fitzpatrick Stephen P. J. Fitzpatrick Edward Thomas Foley Phyllis F. Galotti
*James Randolph Gibson *Doris H. Gordon Joseph J. Graziano Joseph Augustine Hall Gertrude Bernice Henry George Winfred Holbrook Marjorie Marie Hutchinson Edith Cecilia Ialenti Veronica Agnes Lakus Rose Lauria Charles Douglas Mackenzie Harry McGibbon Melvin Anthony McPhee
Angelo Anthony Migliorini
Eleanor Theresa O'Rourke James William Pratt Mary Catherine Pratt Phillip Burnham Rollock Robert Joseph Schroth Ernest Frederick Sears Peter William Simpson Miriam Frances Southwick
Thomas Joseph Sullivan Pasqualino Valle Charles Ciriaco Venuti Ernestine Pearl Waite Helen Veronica Welch Harold George Williams Louise Lewis Worth
*French medal winners
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PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS
Penniman School
President, Thomas J. Murray, 115 Cedar Street, Brain- tree.
Vice-President, Mrs. Alton C. Hawkes, 120 School Street, Braintree.
Recording Secretary, Miss Mary E. Mills, 21 Vinton Avenue, Braintree.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Harold E. Almy, 124 Cleveland Avenue, Braintree.
Treasurer, Mrs. William Field, 5 Burroughs Road, Braintree.
Jonas Perkins School
President, Fred Hardy, 5 Lisle Street, East Braintree. Vice-President, Mrs. Mason B. Cook, 131 Commercial Street, East Braintree.
Secretary, Mrs. Walter Hansen, 35 Lisle Street, East Braintree.
Treasurer, Harris Brown, 39 Sheppard Avenue, East Braintree.
Thomas A. Watson School
President, Miss Ruth I. Clarke, 69 Greenleaf Street, Quincy.
Vice-President, Mrs. George Dorman, 77 Beechwood Road, East Braintree.
Secretary, Mrs. Ruby Keigan, 20 Trefton Drive, East Braintree.
Treasurer, Mrs. Ruby Keigan, 20 Trefton Drive, East Braintree.
Abraham Lincoln School
President, Harvey Clayton, 623 Commercial Street, East Braintree.
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Vice-President, Mrs. John Creswell, 10 Highland Avenue, East Braintree.
Recording Secretary, Miss Elizabeth Pillsbury, 580 Washington Street, Braintree.
Corresponding Secretary, Forrest Clark, 36 Dobson Road, East Braintree.
Treasurer, Mrs. George A. Hough, 142 Hobart Street, East Braintree.
Noah Torrey and Pond Schools
President, Mrs. C. A. Sullivan, 20 Pond Street, South Braintree.
1st Vice-President, Mrs. L. V. Monaghan, 9 Grove Street, South Braintree.
2nd Vice-President, Mrs. C. A. Benson, 34 Winthrop Road, South Braintree.
3rd Vice-President, Winthrop H. Lamb, 85 Franklin Street, South Braintree.
Recording Secretary, Miss Anne Curto, 4 Sunset Road, South Braintree.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Edwin S. Fisher, 1031 Washington Street, South Braintree.
Treasurer, Miss Clara Bickford, 38 Franklin Street, South Braintree.
Hollis School
President, Mrs. Leonard Wolfe, 67 Storrs Avenue, Braintree.
Vice-President, Mrs. William J. Cordes, 145 Monati- quot Avenue, Braintree.
Secretary, Mrs. Ralph I. Smith, 115 Hollis Avenue, Braintree.
Treasurer, Mrs. Ralph H. Marston, 121 Hollis Avenue, Braintree.
BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
Total 669
James L. Jordan
Bates College
22 years
Sept. 1918
Secretary
Post-Grad. 4
Kathleen L. Welch
Braintree High
1 year
Oct. 1929
Sub-Master,
Science Seniors 123
Samuel E. Lawrence
Rhode Island State
14 years
Sept. 1921
Science
Juniors 140
Paul V. Toolin
U. of New Hampshire
2 years
Sept. 1930
Science,
German Sophomores 184
Almeda M. Walker
Mass. Agricultural College
5 years
Sept. 1927
Mathematics
Freshmen 218
Katherine K. Waldron
Boston University
21 years
Sept. 1924
Mathematics
Alton C. Perry
University of Maine
5 years
Sept. 1928
Civics
G. Vinton Jones
Colby College
3 years
Sept. 1929
History
Raymond B. Chapman
Bates College
4 years
Sept: 1928
Civics, History,
English
Henry L. Farr
Bowdoin College
1 year
Sept. 1930
English
Constance F. Stecher
Boston University
4 years
Sept. 1928
English
Elisabeth B. Gross
Colby College
Radcliffe College
1 year
Sept. 1930
224
English
Marion L. Billings
Smith College 9 years
Sept. 1924
University of Maine 9 years
Sept. 1926
English Latin
Gladys E. Maxfield Ida Wilsker
Brown University
years Sept. 1924
French, Spanish
Josephine A. Keany
9 years Sept. 1924
French, Latin
Hazel M. Summerville
6 years
Sept. 1926
Household Arts
Ruth J. Bennett
15 years
Sept. 1919
Household Arts
Bertha C. Emerson
Boston University
3 years
Sept. 1929
Drawing
Aldo D. Chiesa
Mass. School of Art
31/2 years
Apr. 1929
Commercial
Raymond L. Strangford
Northeastern University
13 years
Sept. 1922
Commercial
Dudley F. Hallock
Bay Path Institute
1 year
Sept. 1930
Commercial
Mildred B. Ahlgren
Salem Normal
11 years
Sept. 1923
Commercial
Olive M. Avery
University of Maine
13 years
Sept. 1923
Commercial
Viola P. Evans
Salem Normal
5 years
Sept. 1928
Commercial
Hazel M. Fitts
Salem Normal
8 years
Sept. 1923
Commercial
Margaret C. Kirby
Salem Normal
16 years
Sept. 1923
Commercial
Ruth W. Thrasher
Boston University
9 years
Sept. 1924
Commercial
Anna M. Tilley
Boston University
4 years
Sept. 1928
Librarian
Ruth P. Strout
Boston University U. of New Hampshire Framingham Normal Fairmount Normal
19 years Sept. 1927
225
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HOLLIS SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
374
Richard W. Johnson
Fitchburg Normal
10 years
Sept. 1922
Grade 8
34
Minnie M. Tibbetts
Castine Normal
10 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 7
41
Marjorie E. Hunt
Framingham Normal
4 years
Sept. 1928
Grade 6
33
Mabel I. Priestman
Farmington Normal
3 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 5
43
Dorothy Russell
Fitchburg Normal
Bridgewater Normal
4 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 4
/40
Mildred S. Nickerson
Bridgewater Normal
17 years
Sept. 1913
Grade 4
18
Julia F. Young
Gorham Normal
4 years
Oct. 1928
Grade 3
40
Rosalie S. Bayley
Thayer Academy
31 years
Sept. 1899
Grade 2
39 Hannah C. Whelan
Weymouth Training
38 years
Sept. 1890
Grade 1
35
Rena E. Hemenway
Salem Normal
12 years
Sept. 1922
Kindergarten
51 Ann R. Howard
Page Kindergarten
26 years
Sept. 1910
226
PENNIMAN SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
360
Leverett T. Holder
Bridgewater Normal
8 years
Mar. 1927
Grade 8
30
Ruth W. Nesbit
North Adams Normal
7 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 7
34
Ella E. Day
Farmington Normal
3 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 6
38
Juliet Douty
Framingham Normal
7 years
Sept. 1926
Grade 5
35
Eleanor G. Brown
Bridgewater Normal
91/2 years
Sept. 1922
Grade 4
38
Mary E. Mills
Castine Normal
20 years
Sept. 1926
Grades 3 and 5
15-15
Mildred Hazeltine
Plymouth Normal
5 years
Dec. 1930
Grade 3
35
Grace A. Gelotte
Bridgewater Normal
00
years
Sept. 1923
Grade 2
32
Gladys Iliffe
Lesley Normal
9 years
Nov. 1926
Grades 1 and 2
15-12
Marion Geiger
Bridgewater Normal
8 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 1
31
Ruth G. Palmer
Gorham Normal
3 years
Dec. 1929
Kindergarten
30 Cecilia C. Whelan
Wheelock Kindergarten
14 years
Sept. 1916
227
JONAS PERKINS SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
302
Alberto M. Eldridge
Bridgewater Normal
32 years
Sept. 1918
Grade 8
30
Bertha E. Hinchcliffe
Salem Normal
15 years
Sept. 1925
Grade 7
30
Ena M. Bell
Aroostook Normal
7 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 6
34 Nellie E. Bolles
Braintree High School
41 years
Sept. 1899
Grade 5
36
Lucy A. Hinsdale
Bridgewater Normal
8 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 4
36
Irma M. Killian
Bridgewater Normal
16 years
Sept. 1916
Grade 3
36 Helen C. Dignan
Bridgewater Normal
12 years
Sept. 1921
Grade 2
31 Martha V. Scully
Plymouth Normal
6 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 1
34 Marguerite L. Sumner
Page Kindergarten
34 years
Sept. 1904
Kindergarten
35 Sylvia L. Cox
Fannie A. Smith Kdg.
1 year
Sept. 1930
228
THOMAS A. WATSON SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
378
Charles W. Brooks
Bridgewater Normal
15 years
Jan. 1916
Grade 8
30
A. Eugenia Wilbas
Bridgewater Normal
10 years
Sept. 1922
Grade 7
36
Ruth I. Clarke
North Adams Normal
7 years
Sept. 1925
Grade 6
29
Helen E. Porter
Keene Normal
4 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 5
38
Mary T. Madden
Bridgewater Normal
11 years
Sept. 1923
Grade 4
24
Louise B. Chandler
Farmington Normal
4 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 4
24
Gladys M. Pierce
Castine Normal
10 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 3
29
Georgianna B. Barrows
R. I. College of Education
3 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 3
29
Doris M. Varney
Keene Normal
4 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 2
38
Aileen L. Kingsbury
Plymouth Normal
7 years
Sept. 1925
Grades 1 and 2
15-13
Lucille Hatch
Perry Normal
6 years
Sept. 1928
Grade 1
35
Norma R. Brown
Bridgewater Normal
11 years
Sept. 1922
Kindergarten
38
Mary B. Warren
U. Lincoln School,
Lesley Normal
8 years
Sept. 1929
229
ABRAHAM LINCOLN SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
355
I. Raymond Libby
Boston University Farmington Normal
6 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 8
31
Helen H. MacDonough
Plymouth Normal
5 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 7
33
Mary G. Leahy
Keene Normal
9 years
Sept. 1928
Grade 6
32
Anna V. Galligan
Bridgewater Normal
22 years
Sept. 1916
Grade 5
38
Elizabeth Pillsbury
Boston University
Farmington Normal
2 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 4
41
Emily A. Landry
Bridgewater Normal
14 years
Sept. 1918
Grade 3
43
Eleanor Davis
Farmington Normal
3 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 2
38
A. Gladys Herring
Lowell Normal
12 years
Sept. 1922
Grades 1 and 2
10-13
Helen F. Moore
Bridgewater Normal
1 year
Sept. 1930
Grade 1
38
Laura M. Snow
Gorham Normal
31/2 years
Jan. 1930
Kindergarten
38
Florence M. Ladrigan
Perry Kindergarten
7 years
Sept. 1927
230
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MONATIQUOT SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
313
Edmund C. Ritchie
Castine Normal
5 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 8
33
Mildred B. Edwards
Farmington Normal
5 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 7
28
Edith E. Davis
Newburyport Training
20 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 6
32
E. Aldana Coleman
Castine Normal
20 years
Sept. 1926
Grade 5
40
Elizabeth G. Rogers
Framingham Normal
32 years
Sept. 1915
Grade 4
42
Elizabeth R. Griffin
Farmington Normal
2 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 3
33
E. A. Maude Craig
Hyannis Normal
16 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 2
37
Cora M. Coffill
North Adams Normal
17 years
Sept. 1918
Grade 1
38
Gwendolen Vaughan
Farmington Normal
6 years
Nov. 1928
Kindergarten
30
Esther W. Hallowell
Perry Normal
7 years
Sept. 1928
231
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Service Began
Principal
162
Charles G. Lord
Boston University
11 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 8
13
Elinor Stimson
Gorham Normal
2 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 7
13
Mary B. Arnold
Tufts College
6 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 6
16 Dorothy G. Harvey
Framingham Normal
4 years
Mar. 1930
Grade 5
28
Margaret V. Thompson
Keene Normal
6 years
Sept. 1928
Grade 4
19
Eunice M. Brown
North Adams Normal
2 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 3
14 Loretta M. McGinty
Bridgewater Normal
2 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 2
22
Josephine M. Foster
Braintree High School
271/2 years
Sept. 1905
Grade 1
23
Helen Redgrave
Framingham Normal
2 years
Sept. 1930
Kindergarten
14 Ethel M. Fletcher
Wheelock Kindergarten
3 years
Sept. 1930
232
NOAH TORREY SCHOOL
Service
Department
Oct. 1930 Membership
Name
Education
Experience
Began
Principal
542
Winthrop H. Lamb
Hyannis Normal
17 years
Sept. 1927
Grade 8
32
Sadie M. Haslam
Castine Normal
9 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 8
32
Blanche Hinds
Boston Normal
18 years
Dec. 1924
Grade 7
33
Clara B. Ferguson
Lowell Normal
18 years
Sept. 1929
Grade 7
31
Marguerite V. Murphy
Bridgewater Normal
14 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 6
44
Anna M. Curto
Westfield Normal
4 years
Sept. 1928
Grade 6
45
Florence E. Richardson
Gorham Normal
27 years
Apr. 1926
Grade 5'
44
Clara W. Bickford
Gorham Normal
14 years
Feb. 1926
Grade 5
44
Gertrude H. Falt
Gorham Normal
7 years
Apr. 1926
Grade 4
40
Esther F. Drake
Bridgewater Normal
5 years
Sept. 1928
Grade 4
39
Margaret E. Perkins
Colby College
11 years
Sept. 1922
Grade 3
40 Lois R. Hatch
Miss Niel's Training
2 years
Sept. 1930
Grade 3
40 Grace E. Rowe
Salem Normal
7 years
Sept. 1924
Grade 2
38
Mildred Hayes
Plymouth Normal
4 years
Sept. 1928
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