Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1953, Part 19

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Publication date: 1953
Publisher: Town of Plymouth
Number of Pages: 362


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MEDORA V. EASTWOOD, M.D., FRANK J. ABATE, JR., M.D., School Physicians. HILDA SWETT, School Nurse.


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ORAL HYGIENE AND DENTAL CLINIC


I hereby submit my annual report of the dental work accomplished in the Oral Hygiene Department and Dental Clinic.


January 1953 - December 1953


ACTIVITIES ARE AS FOLLOWS


Pupils examined by School Dentists


in grades 1-12 2,274


(Individual advice on the care of teeth are impor- tant factors in the examination-including orthodontia)


Pupils found to have all needed corrections made 735


Pupils found to have certificates from family dentist 140


Children examined at Pre-school Conferences


104


Number having attention of family dentist


79


Dental Hygiene talks in classroom, grades 1-6 .


344


Pupils having teeth cleaned (a part of educa- tional program) 1,000


Pupils having all corrections made at dental clinic 82


Fillings (6-year molars) permanent teeth 172


Extractions-2 6-year molars in grades 1 and 2, and 142 Baby teeth) 144


Treatments- (including X-ray)


152


Amount received for cleaning of teeth $97.00


Amount received for fillings and extractions 21.10


Amount received for toothbrushes sold 42.51


$160.61


A


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FOLLOW-UP FOR CORRECTION OF DEFECTS


The principal, classroom teacher, school nurse, and dental hygienist make an important contribution to the dental health of our children. Each classroom works for 100% in dental certificates before the end of the school year in June. This helps to motivate at least yearly visits to the dentist, although we recommend regular, frequent visits.


Classes that obtained the Goal-100% Dental Certif- icates:


Mt. Pleasant School-Grades 1, 2, 3 Cold Spring School-Grade 1 Oak Street School-Grade 1


The increase of dental corrections through the year without an increase in clinic service seems to prove that progress is being made. The dental program should be carried on between home and school and the responsi- bility for the dental health practices of children must remain with the parents.


Respectfully submitted,


JANE B. BRADFORD, Dental Hygienist. DR. W. O. DYER, DR. F. C. ORTOLANI, School Dentists.


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EMPLOYMENT OF MINORS


1950


1951


1952


1953


Certificates to minors 14-16 years


23


54


38


31


Certificates to minors 16-21 years


316


264


221


373


339


318


259


404


SCHOOL CENSUS, OCTOBER 1, 1953


Males


Females


Totals


Persons 5 to 7 years


296


248


544


Persons 7 to 16 years


948


895


1843


Totals


1244


1143


2387


SCHOOL ENROLLMENT - December, 1953


SCHOOL


ELEMENTARY GRADES


JUNIOR HIGH


| SENIOR HIGH ||


1


2 | 3|


4 | 5 | 6 |P. A.


J.P.A.| 7 | 8 |


9


-


- 10 |


11 |


12


Total


Senior High


168


150


154 ||


472


Junior High


19 | 194


186


202


601


Hedge


29 28 28


33 (18


33 7)


32 31


29 26


28 26


348


Cornish


29


29


35


27


(18


7)


14)


210


Burton


36


30


33


19


118


Mt. Pleasant


34


32


26


27


38


34


191


Cold Spring


26


26


33


30


37


35


34


10


259


Oak Street


18


6)


(10


15)


49


Manomet


33


27


28


25 |


29


23


11


165


TOTALS


309


239


176


185 | 208


194 | 29


19 | 194 | 186 | 202 || 168 | 150 | 154 || 2,413


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Grade groups enclosed in parentheses are taught by one teacher.


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APPOINTMENTS TO TEACHING STAFF


New Appointees Name


School


Subject


Training


Years of Experience


Blackburn, Janet S., Mrs.


Hedge


Grade 4


Tuft's College and Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy


4


Broadbent, Janet


Elementary


Remedial Reading


No. Adams Teachers College 11


Dietlin, Barbara A., Mrs.


Cornish-Burton


Grades 2 and 3


Bridgewater Teachers College


2


Donovan, Ella, Mrs.


Manomet


Grade 6 (pt .- time) Grade 1


Salem Normal School


30


McLain, Robert


Junior High Hedge


Art, Social Studies Grade 2


Farmington, Me., Normal School


9


Thornton, Wendell H.


Junior High


Science


Colby College, Harvard Univ.


16


Verre, Patricia J., Mrs.


Elementary


Physical Education


Bridgewater Teachers College


1


Ward, Nancy


Oak Street


Grades 1 and 2


0


Wilson, Donald


Senior High


Guidance


Staley College, Boston T. C. Boston Univ., Tuft's College


8


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RESIGNATIONS IN TEACHING STAFF


Resigned


Name


School


Subject


Years Served in Plymouth


Bates, Hazel


Junior High


Art


35


Donovan, Ann


Hedge


Grade 4


1/2


Fletcher, Jean M., Mrs.


Hedge


Grade 2


11/2


Reed, Ann, Mrs.


Hedge


Grade 1


1/2


Reilly, Marie


Elementary


Physical Education


1


Woods, Jane P., Mrs.


Hedge


Grade 5


11/2


Lesley Teachers College 3


Hathaway, Leona


Hedge


Defiance College


3


Rae, Lucy, Mrs.


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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES December, 1953


Donald T. Welch


Elinor B. Sanderson


Betty-Anne Travers


Superintendent of Schools Secretary Clerk


SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


Edgar J. Mongan


Principal


Iris E. Albertini


English II, French I


Helen M. Bagnall, Mrs.


Economic Geography, Type. I


Ellen M. Downey


World History


Lydia J. Gardner, Mrs.


Stenography I, II, Office Prac.


Carlo T. Guidoboni


Auto Mechanics, Basic Mechs.


Roland W. Holmes Jeannette C. Jacques


French I, II, III


Helen C. Johnson


Typing I, II, Bkkp. II


Elizabeth C. Kelly


Bkkp. I, Business Economics


Virginia H. Kingman, Mrs.


Household Arts


Nellie R. Locklin


Math. III, IV, Geometry


Joffrey T. Nunez


Social Studies, English II


John W. Packard


Physics, Chemistry, Radio


Arthur G. Pyle


U. S. History


Miriam A. Raymond, Mrs.


English IV, Guidance


Mario J. Romano


Basic Math. I, II


Richard Smiley


Driver Education


Alice F. Urann, Mrs.


English III


Margie E. Wilber


Latin II, III, IV


English IV, Psychology, Guidance


Biology


JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


Mary M. Dolan


Principal


Beatrice M. Arthur


Business Training, Math.


David E. Barlow


Science


Lawrence M. Bongiovanni


Civics, Guidance


Phyllis R. Boucher


Civics, Social Studies, English


Math., Science, Drafting


Math., Algebra


Shop Foods


Viola M. Figueiredo, Mrs.


Doris S. Gault, Mrs.


English, Social Studies, Lit.


William Gault, Jr.


English


Alice Graeme-Harrison, Mrs.


JPA, English, Science


Louis L. Cappannari Esther M. Chandler Deane E. Eldridge


*Donald G. Wilson Claiborne H. Young


OFFICE


English II, III


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Phyllis M. Johnson


*Robert W. McLain Loring R. C. Mugford Hector E. Patenaude Jean Patenaude, Mrs. Barbara E. Pioppi


Doris S. Rogers, Mrs.


Sara B. Sharkey, Mrs. Antone J. Spath John Tavernelli


*Wendell H. Thornton Catherine D. Welsh Joy R. White


Civics, Social Studies Art, English, Social Studies JPA, Math., Social Studies Shop


English, Social Studies, Latin Social Studies, Library, Lit.


Social Studies, English English, Guidance


Social Studies, Math.


English, Latin


Science


Mathematics


Clothing


CORNISH-BURTON AND OAK STREET SCHOOLS


Eleanor L. White, Mrs. Principal


CORNISH-BURTON SCHOOL


Mora Norton


Grade 1


Gertrude Zahn


Grade 1


Jeanette Holmes, Mrs.


Grade 1


Dorothy Judkins


Grade 2


*Barbara Dietlin, Mrs.


Grades 2 and 3


Audrey Marinus


Grade 3


Helen Holmes Grade 4


Margaret Healy, Mrs.


Grade 5


Ruth Tolman


Grades 5 and 6


William Tedeschi


Grade 6


Carolyn L. Avanzini, Mrs.


Practical Arts


OAK STREET SCHOOL


*Nancy Ward


Grades 1 and 2


Virginia Hutton, Mrs. Grades 2 and 3


HEDGE AND COLD SPRING SCHOOLS


Emmett B. Finck Principal


HEDGE SCHOOL


Olga D. Anderson, Mrs. Grade 1


*Leona A. Hathaway Esther Melkonian Grade 1


Grade 1


*Lucy Rae, Mrs. Grade 2 Amedea D. Parkhurst, Mrs. Grades 2 and 3


Carol Manchester Grade 3


Mary E. Henry, Mrs. Grade 4


*Janet S. Blackburn, Mrs. Grade 4


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S. Claire Goodwin, Mrs.


Grade 5


Marjorie Radcliffe


Grade 6


Sara F. Doten, Mrs.


Grade 6


Mary B. Guidoboni, Mrs.


Grade 6


COLD SPRING SCHOOL


Rose B. Watkins, Mrs.


Grade 1


Kathryn H. McCarthy


Grade 1


Louise E. Tosi


Grade 2


Margaret L. Christie


Grade 2


M. Louise Peterson


Grade 3


Sarah S. Bent


Grade 4


Esther A. Maloni, Mrs.


Grade 5


Susan M. Beauregard, Mrs.


Grade 6


Berthine P. Cavi, Mrs.


Practical Arts


MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL


Helen S. Manchester, Mrs.


Principal, Grade 6


Gladys L. Simmons, Mrs.


Grade 1


Marjorie J. Cassidy


Grade 2


Evelyn M. Gellatly, Mrs.


Grade 3


Mabel R. Mitchell, Mrs.


Grade 4


Esther M. Ward


Grade 5


Helen H. Linnell


Grade 6 (Part-time)


MANOMET SCHOOL


Elouise E. Cashin, Mrs.


Principal, Grade 6


Flora H. Kite, Mrs.


Grade 1


Gladys M. Higgins, Mrs.


Grade 2


Mary Perkins, Mrs.


Grade 3


Maxine Ludington, Mrs.


Grade 4


Andrew A. Dietlin, Jr.


Grade 5


*Ella S. Donovan, Mrs.


Grade 6 (Part-time)


SPECIAL TEACHERS


Robert J. Andrews


*Janet Broadbent


Margaret E. Brown, Mrs.


Marietta Canan


Supv. of Vocal Music


Phys. Ed., Jr .- Sr. High Girls


Supv. Instrumental Music


Harold E. Rogers


*Patricia Verre, Mrs.


Art, Elementary


Remedial Reading Art, Jr .- Sr. High


Marjorie L. Knight


John Pacheco


Phys. Ed., Jr .- Sr. High Boys


Phy. Education-Elementary


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HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Frank J. Abate, Jr., M.D.


Elizabeth Beane, Mrs.


Jane B. Bradford


Medora V. Eastwood, M.D.


Hilda R. Swett, R.N.


School Physician, Boys


Asst. to School Nurse


Dental Hygiene Teacher


School Physician, Girls


School Nurse


SCHOOL CLERKS


Marion Whiting, Mrs


Senior High School


Junior High School


Cold Spring School


Hedge and Cornish Schools


SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE *John J. Reagan


SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS John J. McCarthy


JANITORS


Horace J. Ardizzoni


Joseph Bernardo


Atteo J. Ferazzi


Thomas M. Goodwin


Cornish, Oak, Cold Spring


Aroldo Guidoboni


Hedge School Junior High School


Senior High School


Jr .- Sr. High School


Cornish School


Asst. at Hedge School Manomet School


SCHOOL LUNCHES


Helen Doherty


Mary Scagliarini, Mrs.


Dora Zoccolante, Mrs. *Lily Thomas, Mrs. Sylvia Smiley, Mrs.


Jr .- Sr. High Cafeteria Jr .- Sr. High Cafeteria Jr .- Sr. High Cafeteria Jr .- Sr. High Cafeteria


Cold Spring School


Barbara B. Bartlett, Mrs.


Cold Spring School


Cold Spring School


Cornish School


Cornish School


Cornish School


Manomet School


Manomet School Hedge School


Barbara Ruffini, Mrs. Frances Bosari, Mrs. *Dena Detrani, Mrs. Hilda Lewis, Mrs. Deborah Briggs, Mrs. Adelaide Morse, Mrs. Annie L. Vaz, Mrs.


Mt. Pleasant School Jr .- Sr. High School


Cold Spring School


John Robischeau Carmino Rossetti Adelard Savard


Louis J. Taddia


Elizabeth Tetreault, Mrs.


Everett Rowell


Frances C. Carletti, Mrs.


Betsy Tedeschi, Mrs. *Mona Goodwin, Mrs.


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NOON SUPERVISORS


*Lavina Alberghini, Mrs. Ruth Bates, Mrs.


Cold Spring School


Cold Spring School


*Margaret Bent, Mrs.


Cornish School


Mary Connelly, Mrs.


Cornish School


Doris E. Dunlap, Mrs.


Cornish School


*Mary Clark, Mrs.


Mt. Pleasant School


Manomet School


*Ruth Lapham, Mrs. *Barbara Sharp, Mrs. Jeannette Giovanetti, Mrs. Doris Pedrini, Mrs.


Manomet School


Hedge School


Hedge School


INDEX


Adjourned Town Meeting, March 30, 1953 41


Aid to Dependent Children 126


Annual Town Meeting, March 28, 1953


8


Assessors, Board of 119


Building Code


68


Cemetery Commissioners 130


Community Nurse 160


Disability Assistance


126


Engineer, Town


169


Fisheries, Inland


168


Forest, Town


174


Harbor Master 174


Housing Authority 139


Infirmary


128


In Memoriam


Arthur E. Blackmer 130


Charles F. Carr 153


Frank A. Mitchell 180


Insect Pest Control 173


189


Library


142


Officers, 1953 Town 3


125


134


Planning Board


53


Public Safety, Commission of


180


Dog Officer


188


Fire Division


185


Forest Fire


185


Health Division 187


Inspector of Buildings 187


Mechanical Division 186


Police Division 183


Sealer of Weights and Measures


187


Public Welfare 125


Retirement, Board of 161


Jurors, List of


Old Age Assistance


Park Dept. 133


Proposed Plumbing By-Laws


School Report 313


Administration 315 Art Supervisor's Report 336 316


Calendar


Census


343


Junior Senior High Art 337


Changes in School Staff 345 315


Committee


Employees


346


Employment of Minors


343


Enrollment


344


Financial Statement


317


Health Department


339


High School Principal's Report


328


Oral Hygiene and Dental Clinic 341


Junior High School Principal's Report 331


Music Supervisor's Report 333


319


Superintendent's Report


319


Selectmen, Board of


166


Special Town Meeting, September 17, 1953


81


Streets and Sewers, Supt. of


175


Town Accountant's Report 197


Schedule A (Cash Receipts and Payments) 199


Schedule B (Appropriations) 226


Schedule C (Estimated Receipts) 288


Schedule D (Revenue Account) 289


Schedule E (Excess and Deficiency) 290


Schedule F (Balance Sheet) 291


Schedule G (Funded Indebtedness) 295


Schedule H (Funded Indebtedness) 296


Schedule I (Trust Funds) 297


Schedule J (Calculation of Credit)


312


Town Clerk's Report


Births 93


Deaths


112


Marriages 104


Tree Warden 172


Veterans' Services


170


Water Commissioners 150


Water Superintendent 154


School Committee Report


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