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After opening the course with such models as will give the pupils a general insight into the use of the various tools at their command, every effort will be exerted to adapt the course to the special needs of individuals. Attention is given to both con- struction and applied design. The manual training teacher is
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
anxious to co-relate his work with that of the drawing teacher so that working drawings may be made of some of the models in order that the pupils may become better acquainted with the former, and thereby save the instructor much valuable time now expended in explanation. Special attention will be given later to staining, shellacing, polishing and finishing of the completed work of pupils. The superintendent of schools, Mr. William F. Sims, has in many ways exhibited his deep interest in this department. I am very grateful for this and the valuable sug- gestions he has given. I very much regret that so few of the parents of the boys have availed themselves of the opportunity to visit this department and see what the pupils are accomplishing. I am very much pleased with the interest shown by a majority of the pupils and the zeal with which they apply themselves to the work before them. There are at present no sanitary arrange- ments in this building. This is a great source of inconvenience, and should receive attention at an early date. I trust that the school committee will take the matter up as soon as it has received the next annual appropriation. I am,
Very respectfully,
S. PERRY CONGDON, Instructor in Manual Training.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Statistics
Total cost of schools
$42,591 68
Total cost to the town for schools
42,000 00
Cost per pupil based on enrollment .
25 26
Cost per pupil based on average membership .
27 85
Cost to the town per pupil based on average membership
26 83
Cost to the town per pupil based on enrollment
24 91
State average previous year for all school purposes, based on average membership 39 48
Average wages of male teachers per month
125 00
Same for the state previous year
151 39
Average wages of female teachers per month .
51 25
Same for the state previous year
60 68
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School Census, September, 1910
Number of persons in town between the ages of five and fifteen years boys 817, girls 805, total 1,622.
Number of persons in town between the ages of seven and fourteen years, boys 679, girls 572, total 1, 151.
There are no illiterate minors in town over fourteen years of age
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
MEDICAL INSPECTION.
Teachers' Tests of Sight and Hearing, September, 1910.
Classification.
High
Schools
Grade
IX
Roby
School
Clifton-
da le.
East
Saugus.
Mixed
Schools.
Total.
*Pupils examined
105
III
337
59'
439
108
1,697
Defective eyesight
13
IO
60
76
38
28
225
Defective hearing
8
3
49
25
7
3
95
Parents notified
17
4
26
71
41
9
168
*Only a part of children in grade one are included.
Examination by School Physicians.
*Number examined
1,493
Specific contagious diseases
.
36
Adenoids
52
Enlarged tonsils .
89
Other diseases of oral and respiratory tract
22
Diseases of the eye
16
Diseases of the ear
3
Enlarged neck glands
4
Scabies
4
Pediculosis .
36
Impetigo contagiosa
37
Ringworm .
8
Chorea
4
Other defects and diseases
5
Defective teeth
139
Total cases reported
455
*Some absent when physician visited school.
Truant Officers' Report
FOR THE YEAR 1910.
Mr. Joy.
Mr. Mansfield.
Total.
Number of cases investigated
72
122
194
Number of cases of truancy
I
5S
59
Number absent for good cause
20
32
52
Number illegally absent
51
32
83
Number taken to court
. .
13
13
Number sent to training school
. .
3
3
Number parents summoned to court
19
3
22
Number taken from street to school .
4
4
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LIST OF TEACHERS, SCHOOL YEAR 1909-1910
High School
Name
Appointed
Position
Where Educated
Salary
Leland A. Ross
1902
Principal
Bates College*
$1,700
John J. Desmond
1909
Sub-master
Harvard University*
800
Nancy C. Spencer
1909
Assistant
600
Ruth W. Waters
1908
Assistant
600
Else E. Hatch
1908 Assistant
550
Clara B. Holden
1906
Grade 9
Radcliffe
650
Sarah S. Cummings
1908
Grade 9
Colby College*
600
Roby School
Gertrude L. MacDonald, to November 12
1909
Principal
Westbrook Seminary*
650
Clara N. Wentworth, from December 6
1909
Principal
Salem Normal School
650
Edith Ginns
1908
Grade 7
North Adams Normal School
500
Sarah A. Biffin
1 904
Grade 6
Salem Normal School
500
Ina H. Fisher
1909
Grade 5
Antrim High School*
500
Lilla G. Parker
1898
Grade 4
Saugus High School*
500
G. A. Walton
1873
Grade 3
Salem Normal School*
500
Minnie E. Ross
1908
Grade 2
Higgins Institute*
500
M. L. Walton
1881
Grade I
Salem Normal School*
500
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Felton School
Name
Appointed
Position
Where Educated
Salary
Maria E. Smith
1892
Principal
Castine Normal School*
$650
Mabel E. Nowell
1900
Grade 7
Salem Normal School* 500
Edith A. Chellis, to April 16
1906
Grade 6
Gorham Normal School* 500
Harriet Abbott, from April 18
1910
Grade 6
Fryeburg Academy* 500
Harriette J. Ricker
1 909
Grades 4-5
Farmington Normal School* 500
Fannie N. Allen
I 907
Grades 2-3
Salem Normal School*
500
Elsie M. Taber, to February 28
1908
Grade I
Wheelock Kindergarten*
500
M. Jeannie Wright, from February 28
1910
Grade I
Plymouth Normal School
500
F
Lincoln Avenue School
E. Gertrude Lowe
1903
Principal
Farmington Normal School*
550
Grace P. Bartlett
1898
Grade 5
Plymouth Normal School 500
Florence L. Little
1907
Grades 2-3
Salem Normal School*
500
Cliftondale School
Annie E. Rhodes
1905 Principal
Castine Normal School* 550
Maude A. Moore
1909
Grade 4
Portsmouth Training School*
500
Doris Kohlrausch
1909
Grades 2-3
Lowell Normal School*
500
Clara Trowbridge
1892
Grade I
Melrose High School*
500
Essex Street School
Irene F. Thompson
1906
Grades 3-4
Salem Normal School*
: 500
Katherine Price, to September 24
1909
Grades I-2
500
Lillian C. Campbell, from September 27, 1909
Grades 1-2
Salem Normal School
500%
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
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Masonic Building
Name
Appointed
Position
Where Educated
Salary
1909
Grades 7-8
Farmington Normal School*
$500
1909
Grades 5-6
Hyannis Normal School
50℃
East Saugus Primary
1909
Principal
Tilton Seminary 550
1909
Grade 3
Farmington Normal School*
500
1907
Grade 2
Symonds Kindergarten* 500
1908
Grade I
Hyannis Normal School
500
Emerson School
Emily McFadden
1907
Principal
Farmington Normal School*
550
Pauline R. Peckham
1908
Grades 3-4
Dean Academy
500
Gladys Smith
1909
Grade 2
Boston University*
450
Lotta M, Stevenson, substitute four months
Grade 2
Lynn High School*
450
Bertha A. Bond
1909
Grade I
Bridgewater Normal School*
500
North Saugus School
Mary Freeman, to September 17
1909
Grades 1-8
500
Frances P. Johnson, from September 20
1909
Grades I-8
Salem Normal School*
500
Ethel Butman, from May 30
1910
Assistant
Lowell Normal School*
Lynnhurst School
M. Ellinor Forsyth
1905
Grades 1-8
Newburyport Training School*
500
Sarah W. Young Ethel M. Harvey
Lillian D. Byrne May Q. Clough Marah G. Stebbins Edna L. Taylor
.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Oaklandvale School
Name
Appointed Position
Where Educated
Salary
Alice F. Sayer
1909
Grades I-6
Salem Normal School* $400
Special Teachers
Helen M. Page
1894
Music
450
Frank L. Allen
1909
Drawing
450
Sarah E. Gile, from April 19
1910
Coach
Roby Farmington Normal School*
500
Clara D. Ferris, from May I
1910
Coach
Cliftondale, Fitchburg Normal School* 500
Lotta M. Stevenson, from May I
1910
Coach
East Saugus, Lynn High School*
500
School Physicians
Dr. George C. Parcher
1908
Saugus Center
50
Dr. Herbert T. Penny
1908
Cliftondale
50
Dr. George W. Gale
1908
East Saugus
50
*Graduate.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
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REPORT OF SUPEPRINTENDENT.
Table of Attendance, School Year 1909-1910
School
Registers
Enrolment
Average
Membership
Average
Attendance
Total
Membership
Number Days
of School
Per cent of
Attendance
High
I
I35
123.35
116.82
I35
187
.95
Ninth Grade
I
82
76.36
71.2
86
18
.93
Roby
8
358
332.8
308.14
395
183
.93
Felton .
6
284
254.67
236.01
309
185
:93
Lincoln Avenue ..
3
118
117.8
1 10.56
130
185
.94
Cliftondale
4
152
148.63
136.27
179
185
.92
Essex Street
2
64
61.13
55.87
79
182
.91
Masonic Building.
2
88
77.41
72.39
93
185 5
.93
E. Saugus Primary
4
I59
149.4
137.3
179
185.5
.92
Emerson
4
157
139.5
124.7
184
185.5
.89
North Saugus
I
33
34.21
31.09
50
187
.91
Lynnhurst
I
32
29.
27.6
36
186.5
.95
Oaklandvale
I
24
20.6
18.8
24
187.5
.91
Totals
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1,686
1564.86
1446.75
1,879
2,410.5
.9245
Number of Pupils Enrolled During the School Year, 1909=1910
Between 5 and 15 years of age
Over 15 years of age
Total
Between 7 and 14 years of age
School
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
High
34
36
70
26
39
65
60
75
135
2
2
4
Ninth grade
23
33
56
14
12
26
37
45
82
9
8
17
Roby .
194
160
354
3
I
4
197
161
3.58
I 40
123
263
Felton .
137
142
279
4
I
5
141
I43
284
IO2
104
206
Lincoln avenue
47
68
115
I
2
3
48
70
118
30
40
70
Cliftondale . .
70
82
152
....
. ...
. . . .
70
82
:52
49
8
107
Essex street .
43
21
64
....
. .
..
43
2 I
64
32
12
44
Masonic building .
44
39
83
4
I
5
48
40
88
40
37
77
East Saugus primary .
77
81
153
I
....
I
78
81
159
49
5I
100
Emerson
90
63
153
....
.. . .
....
90
63
153
61
50
North Saugus
17
16
33
....
....
....
17
16
33
17
14
3I
Lynnhurst .
7
25
32
....
....
....
7
25
32
6
22
28
Oaklandvale
IO
14
24
....
.
.. .
....
IO
14
24
7
7
14
Totals .. Census, 1909
.
785
780 796
1573 1581
53
56
109
846
836 ...
1682
544 543
528 545
1072 1088
... .
....
....
· ...
....
.
.
·
..
.
..
...
...
.
793
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
41
42
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Annual Enrolment by Grades in September For Ten Years
Grs.
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1
120
184
194
I59
211
212
241
234
221
245
2
117
114
I37
158
140
I57
199
197
196
213
3
114
115
127
152
174
162
170
179
192
203
4
129
I28
123
122
153
171
203
181
196
224
5
I2I
141
I2I
130
147
167
193
181
166
6
99
108
120
140
142
125
164
159
150
210
7
104
II3
108
115
116
117
I12
I33
140
140
8
.92
93
103
93
107
109
90
89
119
125
9
58
75
77
88
87
92
94
79
85
107
IO
48
45
45
48
48
60
58
60
41
39
II
37
34
23
27
38
35
46
43
45
29
I 2
28
31
24
19
17
32
20
39
30
31
13
10
17
20
16
II
20
I 2
18
15
Ung.
93
84
79
93
100
99
-
--
-
Tots.
1170
1260
1321
I351
1474
1528
1584
1598
1614
1747
Grade Membership, Fall Term 1910
GRADES
Name of School
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
XIII
Total
High School .
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
107
39
29
3I
15
260
Roby
4I
40
47
46
42
44
38
38
.
. .
..
·
. .
336
Felton .
33
21
20
20
24
42
47
36
.
.
·
·
243
Cliftondale .
40
20
26
36
15
30
. .
. .
. .
..
. .
167
Lincoln avenue
. .
19
20
14
26
19
24
Essex street
20
17
1 5
20
:
. .
.
. .
.
..
..
.
·
72
Masonic building . ..
. .
. .
..
. .
..
. .
. .
. .
. .
..
. .
. .
. .
174
E. Saugus Primary ..
45
43
48
38
Emerson .
48
37
1 5
3I
15
30
·
. .
. .
. .
. .
.
176
North Saugus .
8
IO
4
9
8
5
6
6
. .
..
·
. .
· ·
56
Lynnhurst .
6
3
3
5
5
4
4
. .
. .
..
·
30
Oaklandvale . . .
4
3
5
5
2
. .
. .
. .
. .
.
20
Totals . .
245
213
203
224
166
210
140
125
107
39
29
3I
15
1747
. .
. .
.
9I
30
14
26
21
. .
..
122
. .
.
.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
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·
39
44
List of Teachers, School Year Commencing September 6, 1910.
High School
Name
Where Educated
Position
Appointed
Salary
James F. Butterworth
Harvard University*
Principal
1910
$1,500
John J. Desmond
Harvard University*
Sub-master
1909
1,000
M. Belle Preston
Tufts College*
Assistant
1910
650
Agnes G. Brown
Brown University*
Assistant
1910
600
Constance E. Adams
Boston University
Assistant
1910
600
Sarah S. Cummings
Colby College*
Assistant
1910
650
Clara B. Holden
Radcliffe
Grade 9
1906
700
Bernice O. McCollom
Mt. Holyoke College*
Grade 9
1910
550
A. Delle Alden
Hyannis Normal School
Grade 9
1910
550
Mary E. King
Quincy High School*
Grade 6
1910
450
Roby School
Clara N. Wentworth
Salem Normal School
Principal 8
1909
700
Addie I. Willard
Gorham Normal School*
Grade 7
1910
500
Sarah A. Biffin
Salem Normal School
Grade 6
1904
500
Edith G. Cross
Gould Academy*
Grade 5
0161
500
Lilla G. Parker
Saugus High School*
Grade 4
1898
500
G. A. Walton
Salem Normal School*
Grade 3
1873
500
Minnie E. Ross
Higgins Institute*
Grade 2
1908
500
M. L. Walton
Salem Normal School*
Grade I
1881
500
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Felton School
Name
Where Educated
Position
Appointed
Salary
Maria E. Smith
Castine Normal School*
Principal 8
1892
$650
Mabel E. Nowell
Salem Normal School*
Grade 7
1900
500
Louisa M. McIntyre
Castine Normal School*
Grade 6
0161
500
Harriette J. Ricker
Farmington Normal School*
Grades 4-5
1909
500
Fannie N. Allen
Salem Normal School*
Grades 2-3
1907
500
Alice S. Burnham
Salem Normal School*
Grade I
1910
450
Lincoln Avenue School
Farmington Normal School* Plymouth Normal Schhool Salem Normal School*
Principal, 7-8
1903
550
Grace P. Bartlett
Grades 4-5
1898
500
Florence L. Little
Grades 2-3
I907
500
Cliftondale School
Annie E. Rhodes
Castine Normal School*
Principal 5-6
1905
550
Maude A Moore
Portsmouth Training School*
Grade 4
1909
500
Doris Kohlrausch
Lowell Normal School*
Grades 2-3
1909
500
Clara Trowbridge
Melrose High School*
Grade I
1892
500
Essex Street School
Irene F. Thompson
Lillian C. Campbell, to December 22 Winifred Freethy, from January 2
Salem Normal School* Salem Normal School Page Kindergarten School*
Grades 3-4
1906
500
Grades I-2
1909
500
Grades I-2
1900
50c
45
-
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
E Gertrude Lowe
Masonic Building
Name
Where Educated
Position
Appointed
Salary
Antrim High School*
Grades 7-8
1909
$550
Hyannis Normal School
Grades 7-8
1909
500
Haverhill Training School*
Grades 7-8
1910
550
Hyannis Normal School
Grades 5-6
1909
500
Orono High School*
Grades 5-6
1910
450
-
East Saugus Primary
Lillian D. Byrne
Tilton Seminary
Principal 4
1909
550
May Q. Clough, to November 18
Farmington Normal School*
Grade 3
1909
500
Sylenda B. Morris, from November 21
Ellington High School*
Grade 3
1910
500
Marah G. Stebbins
Symonds Kindergarten School*
Grade 2
1907
500
Edna L. Taylor
Hyannis Normal School
Grade I
1908
500
Emerson School
Emily McFadden
Farmington Normal School*
Principal 5-6
1907
550
Pauline R. Peckham
Dean Academy
Grades 3-4
1908
500
Gladys Smith
Boston University*
Grade 2
1909
450
Bertha A. Bond
Bridgewater Normal School*
Grade I
1909
500
North Saugus School
Fred H. Harvey
Easton High School*
Grades 5-8
1910
450
Hyannis Normal School
Grades I-4
1910
500
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
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Ina H. Fisher, to October 14 Ethel M. Harvey, to January 13 L. Helen Colby, from January 16 Ethel M. Harvey, to October 14 Nellie A. Colburn, from October 17
Mabel E. Smith
Name
Lynnhurst School Where Educated Newburyport Training School*
Position
Appointed
Salary
M. Elinor Forsyth
Grades I-7
1905
$500
Oaklandvale School
Edith R. Gregory
Grades I-6
1910
400
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Special Teachers
Helen M. Page, to November 18
Music
1894
450
Mary E. Berry, from November 21
N. E. Conservatory
Music
1910
450
Ruby G. Allen
Mass. Normal Art School*
Drawing and Sewing
1910
600
S. P. Congdon
Bench Work
1910
300
Sarah E. Gile
Farmington Normal School*
Coach, Roby
1910
500
Clara D. Ferris, to October 21
Fitchburg Normal School*
Coach, Cliftondale
1910
500
May Q. Clough, from November 21
Farmington Normal School*
Coach, Cliftondale
1909
500
Lotta M. Stevenson
Lynn High School*
Coach, East Saugus .
1910
500
School Physicians
Dr. George C. Parcher
Saugus Center Cliftondale
1908
50
Dr. Herbert T. Penny
1908
50
Dr. George W. Gale
East Saugus
1 908
50
*Graduate
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Graduating Exercises
THE
Class of 1910, Saugus High School
Tuesday Evening, June 21, 1910
Motto : Age quod agis.
PROGRAM.
MUSIC a. Processional March
b. Antony and Cleopatra .
ORCHESTRA.
PRAYER
.
REV. S. NEAL KENT.
MUSIC-Song of the Armorer . Nevin HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS.
ESSAY-Education Our Country's Best Defence " MARY JOSEPHINE EDMANDS ( Second Honor).
* ESSAY- 1620 VERSUS 1910
ETHEL MILDRED PARKER.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
CLASS ORATION - What is Your Yardstick ? .
LESTER WILLIS KIMBALL.
MUSIC-THE GALLANT VOLUNTEER . . Marshall
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS.
CLASS HISTORY
EMMA HULEN.
CLASS POEM-The Legend of the Northern Pine . { MILDRED ANNA WILLEY ( Second Honor).
CLASS PROPHECY
MILDRED LEE GILKEY.
MUSIC-The Dance of the Fairies . Gregh HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS.
PRESENTATION OF GIFTS
JAMES EDWARD FLAHERTY.
* EsSAY-Castles in the Air .
EDITH FRANCES NORTON.
ESSAY-If We Had the Time
ALMA JEANNE NOURSE ( First Honor) .
MUSIC-The Heaven's Resounding . Beethoven HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS.
PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT
MARION ELIZABETH WHITE.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
ACCEPTANCE FOR SCHOOL . . FRANCES JOSEPHINE EDMANDS, 'II.
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
FRANK P. BENNETT, JR.
SINGING OF CLASS ODE
Excused. t Tied for second honor.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
CLASS ODE.
WORDS BY C. ETHEL FARNUM.
AIR-RUBENSTEIN'S MELODY IN F.
To-night, dear Classmates, crowns the work Of four short happy years, And since our tasks are all complete, We have no cause for fears.
A strain of sadness fills our hearts, While gathered here to-night, Henceforth our lives lie far apart, Oh! may those lives be bright.
Class 1910 go forth and strive, And win for us a place. Give and receive, do right, fear not, While time moves on apace.
Farewell dear Class of 1910, From all wrong be exempt, And mindful of our motto e'er- " Complete what you attempt."
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
GRADUATES.
Four Years Classical Course.
Ida Louise Blossom Welcome William McCullough
Mary Josephine Edmands
Edith Francis Norton
Cora Ethel Farnum
Alma Jeanne Nourse
Mildred Lee Gilkey
Ethel Mildred Parker
Lester Willis Kimball
Helen Ellis Thornton
Mildred Anna Willey
Four Years Latin Scientific Course.
John Arthur Neale
Kaler Alfred Perkins
Emma Hulen Arthur Allen Struthers
Four Years English Course.
Albert Willard Moses Charles Forest Nelson Pratt
Three Years English Course.
Lillian Mary Barnard Marion Hill Parker
Royal Pillsbury Dinsmore
Emma Josephine Penney
Evelyn Winsor Drew Mildred Pearl Peterson
Elizabeth Caroline Edmands Freda Pratt
James Edward Flaherty William Patrick Skehan Marion Elizabeth White
Ethel Lavenia Mckay
Horace Charles Ramsdell
Graduation Exercises
OF THE
Ninth Grade, Class of 1910,
June 16, Saugus High School.
PROGRAM.
PART I.
MUSIC
Night in Seville SCHOOL CHORUS.
CHARACTER OF PROGRAM
ALICE STOCKWELL.
RECITATION Tennyson's Dedication ETHEL HIGHT.
ESSAY. . Arthur's Place in History CHESTER NICKERSON.
ESSAY .
Arthur's Place in Literature
FERNE Ross.
RECITATION.
Blow, Trumpet, Blow
ETHEL KIMBALL.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
ESSAY .
Merlin's Prophecy EDITH ALLAN.
MUSIC Tennyson's Sweet and Low SADIE LONG, IRENE TERRILL, EVA HART, MELLICENT BROWN.
ESSAY
Arthur's Plan and Victories
RUTH FISKE.
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RECITATION .
Gareth's Plea for Manhood
ERNEST HANSON.
PART II.
· Excalibur MUSIC
ETHEL PHILLIPS.
MUSIC
Tennyson' Shepherd Boy SCHOOL CHORUS.
ESSAY
Arthur's Knights
MAUDE MERRITHEW.
ESSAY
The Elaine Song
MIRIAM BRYANT.
RECITATION Arthur's Words to Bedivere
HAROLD STONE.
RECITATION From Vision of Sir Launfal
ANNIE CLARK.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
ESSAY
The Passing of Arthur MARION COOMBS.
MUSIC Tennyson's Crossing the Bar
SCHOOL CHORUS.
CLASS GIFT Class Librarian
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . . Mr. Harry T. Turner
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GRADUATION EXERCISES.
GRADUATES.
Edith Allan
Josephine Hinton
Florence Barnard
James Illingworth
Mellicent Brown
Arthur Johnston
Miriam Bryant
Reginald Jones
Mary Cahill
Ethel Kimball
Anstrice Carter
Ernest Light
Penelope Catlin
Edward Lipson
Annie Clark
Sadie Long
Ethel Clark
William McDermott
Louise Cook
Maude Merrithew
Marion Coombs
Roy Milbery
Lillian Dearing
Chester Nickerson
Beatrice Deary
Ethel Phillips
Gladys Doane
Ethel Raddin
Annie Donahue
Olive Ramsdell
Allen Drake
Ferne Ross
Elmer Emmett
Walter Schrumph
Thomas Ferris, Jr.
Maude Silver
Ruth Fiske
Harold Smith
Evelyn Foss
Alfred Snow
Marion Fullerton
Arthur Stevens
Mary Garafano
Alice Stockwell
Mary Hamilton
Harold Stone
Alfred Hanson
Irene Terrill
Anna Hanson
Elizabeth Veach
Edith Hanson
Edward Walker
Ernest Hanson
Elmer Walsh
Eva Hart
Harold Welt
Leslie Haskell
Alfred Whittington
Ethel Hight
Alfred Hill
Lillian Williams Michael Young
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