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Respectfully submitted,
I. M. NORCROSS.
WEYMOUTH, MASS., Feb. 7, 1893.
APPENDICES.
I. REPORT OF INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC.
TO MR. I. M. NORCROSS, Superintendent of Schools:
In presenting my report for the past year, I can say very little, except that the study of music in the schools is progressing in a most satisfactory manner.
The fact that nearly two thousand pupils in the public schools of this town are being taught to sing by the best methods, presents a pleasing outlook to all music- loving people. I think very few people really understand that the pupils are learning to sing by note, or, as I sometimes hear it quaintly expressed, "learn- ing to sing by rule.'
I have often been surprised at the questions asked me in regard to the method of teaching. I find that a great many people have the idea that the scholars are taught to sing by rote, or by hearing the teachers sing; this is not the fact. When the children enter school at the age of about five years, they are given a judicious course in rote singing, which serves to awaken the musical feeling which is dormant in the breast of every child to a greater or less degree. This course of pure rote singing only continues about six months, after which they are taught to read music intelligently and by the most approved modern methods.
Perhaps the practical results of the study of music in the schools were never better illustrated than at the mass meetings in the different wards on the cele- bration of " Columbus Day," where the sight of hundreds of school children singing our grand old national airs must have thrilled the hearts of all who heard them.
I cannot close this report without extending my sincere thanks to the faithful regular teachers in the schools, by whom the actual teaching of music is done, and without whose hearty co-operation I could do nothing.
ROBERT F. RAYMOND, Supervisor of Music.
JAN. 21, 1893.
II. REPORT OF PRINCIPAL OF NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
To I. M. NORCROSS, Superintendent of Schools :
In accordance with the custom of my predecessors, I will make a brief report of the North High School, of which I have been principal since last September. The number of pupils enrolled is one hundred and twenty-nine, which is six - teen more than the total enrolment last year. They are distributed in class and courses as follows : -
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CLASS.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Total.
College Preparatory .
7
3
9
10
29
Classical Course
10
15
8
21
55
English Course
5
8
14
19
45
22
26
31
50
149
In the first class there are now fifteen young ladies and six, young men. Sev- eral of the young ladies and all of the young men are intending to continue their education next year in college, or professional schools.
The entrance class is large, and it gives promise of unusually good " staying qualities." It has entered upon the second term with a loss of but one mem- ber. Present indications point to a still larger entrance class next year.
The courses of study are very satisfactory to teachers and pupils. There seems to be no disposition to avoid the harder courses. The question our pupils ask is " Which course is best for me ?" not "Which is the easiest?" The college preparatory course is popular in spite of the fact that it is recognized as a hard one. In spite of ? May it not be because of its hardness ? What vigorous youth shuns a hill because of its steepness ? To an earnest soul difficulties inspire, if only a worthy end is to be attained.
Preparations for the celebration of " Columbus Day " broke in somewhat on the regular routine. Rehearsals and drills took time, and have necessitated harder work since, but the members of the North High School will remember it as a pleasant, inspiring occasion.
We have been trying to do our share to make the educational exhibit at the World's Fair a success. Class work in Algebra, English, Book-keeping, Geom- etry, Zoology, Latin, and Greek to the amount of more than fifteen hundred pages, has been prepared. It is intended to show, not what our brightest pupils can do, but what whole classes can do, and do do in every day work.
It speaks well for the High School that so many of the graduates and former pupils are interested enough to drop in for an hour or two to see how the school is prospering. Such visits are a help to teachers and pupils.
It is highly desirable to have more visits from the parents. Let me here assure them of a hearty welcome whenever they shall favor us with their pres- ence.
Yours respectfully, A. C. RUSSELL.
GRADUATION EXERCISES OF NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
UNION CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1892, AT 7.45 O'CLOCK.
CLASS MOTTO. " Nil Desperandum." OVERTURE, "Stradella " Flotow Orchestra INVOCATION.
FESTIVAL HYMN, Dudley Buck School
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SALUTATORY|AND ESSAY, " Patriotism "
Edith F. Ripley
ORATION, "The Louisiana Lottery" Charles E. Hunt
RECITATION, " Cassins's Instigation of Brutus "
Alice C. Jenkin
SONG, Selected, .
. Kate I. Mann
RECITATION, "Brutus's Soliloquy "
Lena M. Wilbur
ORATION, "The Fishery Question "
Percy L. Bicknell Orchestra
HUNTING FANTASIA, Zikoff
RECITATION, "Rhyme of the Dutchess May," Mrs. Browning, Agnes G. Darcy ORATION, " Education and the Ballot " . Engene F. Corridan CLASS HISTORY, . Sadie F. White VIOLIN SOLO, Selected Charles E. Hunt
ORATION, "The Eight-Hour Movement "
. Frederick W. Raymond
RECITATION, "Queen Catharine's Defence "
. Kate I. Mann
ORATION WITH VALEDICTORY, " The Columbian Exposition,"
Edwin R. Sampson
LOVELY APPEAR, From " Gounod's Redemption " School
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . James H. Flint
CLASS ODE.
WORDS BY AGNES G. DARCY, MUSIC BY R. F. RAYMOND.
As once more we meet as classmates,
Hope's clear radience is cast
On the pathway of a future
Which seems fairer than the past.
Fill the moments with our song,
Last farewells must come ere long.
Let us onward go with courage,
Daring ever to do right ;
In this busy world of action
Each must work with all his might.
Happy school-days now are o'er,
They'll return to us no more.
Life's great labor-field 's before ns, Showing many a devious path ; Each alone must enter boldly,
None his own condition hath ;
Let us each act well his part,
Strong of will and bold of heart.
Though we now so soon must sever All the ties that bind us fast, Yet the memories of each hour, With our mates and teachers passed, In our hearts forever dwell, And our lips forever tell.
INFORMAL RECEPTION IN THE LECTURE ROOMI.
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GRADUATES OF NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
College Preparatory Course.
Eugene Francis Corridan.
Frederick Wingate Raymond.
Charles Edwin Hunt.
Kate Isabelle Mann.
Edith Fearing Ripley. Edwin Russell Sampson.
Latin-English Course.
Percy Lincoln Bicknell.
Sadie Forrester White.
Agnes Gertrude Darcy.
Lena Marie Wilbar.
Alice Cornelia Jenkins.
III ..
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL.
FOGG'S OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892, AT 7.45 P. M.
CLASS MOTTO. "Qualis vita, finis ita."
OVERTURE
Orchestra
INVOCATON.
SALUTATORY AND ESSAY, " A Picture from Life"
Bertha F. Burrell .
ESSAY, "Qualis vita, finis ita" .
Grace W. Joy
ESSAY, " The Christian Character and Achievements of Columbus "
SINGING BY THE SCHOOL, " Night's Shade no Longer."
ESSAY, " The Echo "
Edith B. Bates
ESSAY, " Culture "
Mary E. Purcell
READING, " Aux Italiens"
Grace W. Joy
ESSAY, " The Three Masters "
Florence E. Pratt
ORATION, " An Economic Study "
Everett N. Hollis
SINGING BY THE SCHOOL, "Peasants' Wedding March."
CLASS HISTORY, " Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit," Honora A. Kennedy PROPHECIES BY THE CLASS.
ESSAY AND VALEDICTORY, "Not Alms, but a Friend."
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
Harriet N. Bolster Henry A. Thomas
CLASS HYMN. GRACE W. JOY.
We know not what the future hath, As here we part in life's bright morn ; Yet faithful in the humblest path, We'll serve and wait as years roll on.
With others share our happier lot ; To those who walk in sorrow's night, Bring hope and faith and blessed cheer, The radiance of a heavenly light.
Rosella T. Daley
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Earth's harvest fields are ever white: Then bravely with the toilers bend; The glad refrain in every heart, " As is the life, so is the end."
GRADUATES OF SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL.
Latin-English Course.
Harriet Neal Bolster.
Bertha Florence Burrell.
Rosella Teresa Daley.
Grace Winifred Joy.
English Course.
Edith Blanchard Bates.
Everett Newton Hollis.
IV. GRADUATION EXERCISES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. ATHENS.
PILGRIM CHURCH VESTRY, JUNE 28, 1892, AT 7.30 P. M.
" Have a purpose."
INVOCATION.
SONG, "To the Mountains."
COMPOSITION, " The Late Trouble with Chile"
John Wolfe
COMPOSITION, " A Day's Experience as a Housekeeper," Maggie A. Grant
SONG, " See How Lightly on the Blue Sea."
COMPOSITION, " The Russian Famine " Fred W. Litchfield
SONG, " Love of Country." COMPOSITION, " Enjoyment of the Present"
Ethel L. Williams
SONG, " Welcome Home."
COMPOSITION, " Four Hundred Years of Progress " . Fannie P. Chubbuck
SONG, " On the Laughing Wave."
READING, "Lotty's Message "
Georgia M. Shaw
SONG, "The Happy Miller." COMPOSITION, " Govern Your Temper "
Gertrude L. Ryan
SONG, " Song of the Volunteers."
VALEDICTORY, " A Noble Purpose is a Power "
Emily B. Poulin
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
W. A. Drake PARTING SONG.
BATES.
MUSIC HALL, SOUTH WEYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1892, AT 2.30 P. M.
MUSIC. INVOCATION. MUSIC. PAPER, "Partnership "
Annie Gorham Arthur Lafon
ESSAY, " Gold "
Honora Anne Kennedy. Florence Ethel Pratt. Mary Ellen Purcell.
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ESSAY, "Legislators "
John Reidy
PAPER, " The Cotton Industry "
Ethel Belcher
MUSIC.
BIOGRAPHY, "James A. Garfield "
Charles Beals
BIOGRAPHY, " Alexander Hamilton "
David Crawford MUSIC.
BIOGRAPHY, " Washington Irving " .
Mary Reed
PIANO SOLO, " Edelweiss Glide "
Urban Tirrell
BIOGRAPHY, " Benjamin Franklin .
Bertie Hobart Louie Holbrook
SOLO, "Winds in the Trees"
ESSAY, "Elements of Greatness" Rose Hallahan PAPER, "Some Trees and their Uses " . Anna Stetson- BIOGRAPHY, "Sir Walter Scott " Rena Salisbury
MUSIC.
BIOGRAPHY, " Robert Fulton " Alice Willis
RECITATION, " Drifted out to Sea "
Mabel Hutchins
BIOGRAPHY, " Nathaniel Hawthorne' John Slattery MUSIC.
PAPER, " History of the Calendar "
. Willie Bates
ESSAY AND VALEDICTORY, " Harriet Beecher Stowe " Ellen Holbrook
MUSIC.
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
W. A. Drake
MUSIC, "The Graduates' Farewell."
BENEDICTION.
FRANKLIN.
ODD FELLOWS OPERA HOUSE, EAST WEYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, AT 7.30 O'CLOCK.
MOTTO : "Aim at a Certain End." CLASS COLOR : Violet.
SONG OF THE VINTAGERS School SALUTATORY AND ESSAY, "Aim at a Certain End" . Mary L. Reid PRESENTATION EXERCISE, " The Weather Map " . Edward J. Fraher, Francis J. Mullen, Franklin B. McArthur, Arthur L. Spear, Dana F. Smith ESSAY, " National Conventions " . George P. Hunt NORWEGIAN FATHERLAND SONG
TURNING POINTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY,
"[Landing of the Pilgrims," John Boyle O' Reilly, Bridget McCarthy " Capture of Louisburg " Thomas W. Bleakney " Burgoyne's Invasion " Eugene T. Smith VOCAL SOLO, " Merrily I Roam " Rose Thayer
. Daisy B. Pratt CLASS HISTORY . ·
TURNING POINTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY, Continued,
" Battle of Gettysburg"
" Discovery of Gold in California " Mary Marrow . Charles Whelan
DECLAMATION, " A Complaint " James E. Fahey
PIANO DUET, " La Jollie Parfumeuse " Mary E. Grant, Mary A. Mahoney READING, "The Bridal Wine-Cup" Lottie W. Cook
School
.
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DECLAMATION, "Responsibility of American Citizens" . Cornelius J. Lynch School
SINGING, " The World is Wide "
DECLAMATION, "Death of General Lyon "
Stephen F. Pratt
CLASS STATISTICS Fannie L. Briggs
READING, " The Bell of Zanora
E. Maude Locke
CLASS POEM, "Original"
Grace Mckeever
SINGING, "Brave of Heart and Warriors Bold "
School
EXERCISE ON POSTURES.
1. Feather Movements. 5. Thought. 9. Joy.
2. Expectation. 6. Pleading. 10. Denial.
3. Fear. 7. Listening in Terror. 11. Defiance.
4. Exultation. 8. Anguish. 12. Confidence in Love.
SINGING, "Far from Home " School
ORATION ON THE BAD BOY Charles L. Shackford SINGING, "Class Ode," (Original). Music, R. F. Raymond,
Julia A. Reily, Maggie A. Barrett, Mary E. Grant, Mary Marrow, Nellie F. Cushing, Mary A. Mahoney, Bridget McCarthy.
CLASS PROPHECY Mabel H. Burrell
VALEDICTORY AND ESSAY, "The Town Meeting" Henry P. Tilden
SINGING, " Graduates' Farewell " School
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . . by Jos. A. Cushing, Local Committee
HUNT.
WEYMOUTH, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892, AT 2.30 P. M.
" No Excellence without Toil."
SINGING, "Battle Song" School
SALUTATORY AND ESSAY, " The County . Arthur M. Hunt
DECLAMATION, " Our School Days" Vena M. Tolman
PIANO DUET Edna M. Sterling and Grace E. Walsh
RECITATION, " The Town' Nellie E. Sulis
DECLAMATION, " The Little Maid's Sermon Elizabeth M. Hennessey
School
SINGING, " Welcome Home "
Edith W. Chickering
DECLAMATION, "Pres. Lincoln's Christmas Gift"
Harry P. Worster . School
SINGING, " Swedish Song
. Russell E. Nash Joseph W. Manion
CLASS HISTORY
DuEr, " Fly Away, Birdling Mattie A. Loud and Annie E. Tracey
RECITATION, "Two Opposite Ideas of Goverment " . F. Lawrence Bieknell
DECLAMATION, " The Women of Mumbles Head "
Elizabeth T. Tracy . School
SINGING, " The Frog and the Nightingale "
W. Wallace Clapp
DECLAMATION, " Education for Usefulness "
. Addie R. Hilton
DECLAMATION, " The Single Head of Wheat"
PIANO SOLO, " Polka de Concert " Reine M. Pos
Henry E. KOLy
DECLAMATION, " The Ride of Jennie M'Neal "
Alive L Grifon
DECLAMATION. " How He Saved St. Michael's
SINGING, " On the Laughing Wave"
RECITATION, " The State "
RECITATION, "The City"
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CLASS PROPHECIES Frank P. Nelligan
DECLAMATION, " The Clown's Baby " . Mabel E. Galvin
ESSAY AND VALEDICTORY, " Over the Alps Lies Italy " . . Annie E. Harris
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, Amos W. Blanchard SINGING, "The Foot Traveller " . School
PRATT.
VESTRY OF PORTER M. E. CHURCH, LOVELL'S CORNER, EAST WEYMOUTH, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892, AT 1.30, P. M.
MARCH, " The American Line "
May R. Poole
INVOCATION.
DUET AND CHORUS, " Greeting Song."
ESSAY, "Peter Cooper "
Edith A. Inkley
RECITATION "Selling the Baby "
Bessie V. Shaw School
SONG, "Now Good Night"
ESSAY, " American Inventors and Their Inventions" . Eugene P. Rouviere
ESSAY AND RECITATION, " Heroes of the Revolution
Alice G. Barnes
SINGING, "Battle Song" School
ESSAY, " A Vacation Trip " Lizzie M. Nettles
ESSAY, " American Writers and Their Writings" Ernest Thurston
PIANO SOLO, "Titania " . May R. Poole
RECITATION, " Music in Camp' . Catherine J. Hawes
ESSAY, " Autobiography of an Umbrella " Electa L. Hawes
DUET, "The Robin." Misses Townsend and Nettles DECLAMATION, " Extract from a Eulogy on General Grant." Eugene P. Rouviere ESSAY, " The End Crowns the Work " . Catherine J. Hawes
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Bradford Hawes
SONG, " Graduates' Farewell "
School
BENEDICTION.
SHAW.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1892, AT 1.30 P. M.
" Labor Conquers all Things."
SINGING, " Shortness of Time."
ESSAY AND SALUTATORY, "Earnestness " Katie A. Roche
ESSAY, "My Trip to California "
.
Sarah E. Torrey
SINGING, "Travelling "
JAMES MONROE, "Colloquy for Boys."
DECLAMATION, " An Adjuration " Parker R. Stowell
SINGING, "The Heavens are Smiling."
READING, " What is a Boy ?" Mary M. Tirrell
SINGING, " Nursery Rhymes."
SKETCH .
. Thomas V. Nash
SINGING, "The Hunter."
DIALOGUE, " Two Ways of Looking at it."
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DECLAMATION, "Liberty or Death " . SEA SONG. CLASS PROPHECY .
Luke C. Kennedy
Mary L. Thayer SUMMER SONG. ESSAY AND VALEDICTORY, "A Good Character"
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
.
Sarah F. Derby
. Bradford Hawes
V. GRADUATES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
ATHENS.
Fannie P. Chubbuck. Maggie A. Grant. Fred W. Litchfield. Emily B. Poulin.
Rena Pearl Salisbury.
Anna Miriam Stetson.
Ethel Florence Belcher.
Alice Louise Holbrook.
Alice Ruth Willis. Mabel Winn Hutchins.
Mary Goodwin Reed.
Rose Florence Hallahan. Annie Louise Gorham.
Gertrude Lois Ryan. Georgia May Shaw. Ethel L. Williams. John Wolfe.
BATES.
Ellen Francis Holbrooke. Cornelius Urban Tirrell. John Glenmere Slattery. Arthur Franklin Lafon. William Harvey Bates. Charles Randall Beal. Bertie Thomas Hobart.
David Niles Crawford. . Jolin Reidy.
FRANKLIN.
Rose Thayer. James E. Fahey.
Edward J. Fraher.
George P. Hunt. Cornelius J. Lynch.
Franklin B. McArthur.
Nellie F. Cushing. Mary E. Grant. E. Maude Locke.
Stephen F. Pratt.
Mary A. Mahoney.
Charles L. Shackford.
Mary Marrow.
Dana F. Smith. Eugene T. Smitlı.
Bridget McCarthy. Grace Mckeever. Daisy B. Pratt.
Arthur L. Spear. Henry P. Tilden.
Mary L. Reid. Julia _1. Reilly.
F. Lawrence Bicknell. Edith W. Chickering.
Charles Whelan
HUNT. Russell E. Nash. Frank P. Nelligan.
Maggie A. Barrett. Thomas W. Bleakney.
Fannie L. Briggs. Mabel H. Burrell.
Lottie W. Cook.
Francis J. Mullen.
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W. Wallace Clapp.
Mabel E. Galvin.
Reine M. Poe.
Alice L. Griffin.
Edna M. Sterling.
Annie E. Harris.
Nellie E. Sulis.
Elizabeth M. Hennessy.
Vena M. Tolman.
Addie Rachel Hilton.
Annie E. Tracey.
Arthur M. Hunt.
Elizabeth T. Tracy.
Henry E. Kiley.
Grace E. Walsh.
Mattie A. Loud.
Maude P. Walsh.
Joseph W. Manion.
Harry P. Worster.
PRATT.
Alice G. Barnes.
Catherine J. Hawes.
Edith A. Inkley.
Electa L. Hawes.
Ernest Thurston. Eugene P. Rouviere. Lizzie M. Nettles.
SHAW.
Sarah F. Derby.
Luke C. Kennedy. Joshua L. Nash.
VI. ROLL OF HONOR.
(This list includes the names of all the pupils who have not been absent a single session during the year or term as indicated. The star denotes that they were also not tardy during the time.)
ONE YEAR. - 1891-1892.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Raymond, Fred W .*
Ripley, Edith .*
Sampson, Edwin .*
Peterson, Carrie .*
Burns, Joseph W .*
Cain, Marion .*
Drown, Fred .*
Flint, Mamie .*
Gutterson, Charles .*
Fraher, Alice .*
Fitzsimmons, William J .*
Jenkins, Millie .*
Fearing, Albert J .*
Hawes, Rachel L. *
Cook, Louis J.
Loud, Helen M .*
Thomas, Parker E.
Stuart, Abbie G .*
Ward One.
Wolfe, John .* Blanchard, Carl .* Prentiss, Vernie .*
Chubbuck, Fannie .* Prentiss, Alice .* Wolfe, Susie .*
Katie A. Roche.
Mary L. Thayer.
Harry E. Pennington.
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Poulin, Ralph G .* McDonald, Frank .* Williams, Arthur .*
Burr. Willie." Benson. Frank .* Poulin, Bessie. Leahy, Frances.ª
Ward Tico.
Smith, Dana F .*
Tilden, Henry P. .
Blackwell, Alfred .* O'Connor, Charles.
Emerson, Jennie ..
Sweeting, Carrie .* Manuel, William L .* Cronin, Walter J .* Pratt, Clarence L .*
Maguire, Charles E ..
Bartlett, Clara H .*
Burrell, Annie W."
Fisher, Ethel M .*
Ford, Alma A.
Litchfield, Lovester F.
McEnroe, Clara .*
Wheaton, Willie .*
Fraser, Archie .*
Noonan, Thomas."
Reidy, John H .*
Powers, Annie.^
Cudworth, Henry .*
Fraser, Mamie .*
Vogell, Josie .*
Beveridge, Euphemia.
Osgood, Milton .*
Halnan, Kittie .*
Donovan, Alice .*
Noyes, Elsie.
Donovan, Frances .*
Mahoney, Helen .*
Osgood, Sadic .*
Donovan, John .*
Halnan, Chester .*
Dalton, Maurice .*
Lord, Ernest .* South, Florence .* Tirrell, Ida .* Griffin, Daniel .*
Quin, Katie." Tirrell, Grace .* Thayer, Alice." Quinn, James .*
Lane, Lizzie.
Ward Four.
Rouviere, Eugene P.
Gardner, Hattie .* Whiting, Ella R .*
Ward Fire.
White, Mary. Harris, Sadie B .* Loud, Clara B .*
Crawford, Frank .* Loud, Eugene. Tirrell, Charles E.
Ward Three.
Lincoln, Fannie .*
Cullen, Basil .*
Pratt, Henry .* Garland, Bertie .*
Tirrell, Harold .* Yourell, James.
Hannafin, John .*
Fahey, Fannie.ª Davis, Arthur .*
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Bates, H. Louis .* Raymond, Lillian F. Belcher, A. Irving .*
Whitman, Mabel E .* Thomas, Zoe E. Belcher, Marion G .* McGrory, Edward P.
FALL TERM. - 1891.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Field, Willie E. Newton, Arthur.
White, Sadie .*
Flynn, Nellie.
Loud, Ralph .*
Graves, Clara.
Torrey, Will S.
Donovan, Lizzie .*
Burrell, Andrew .*
Dunbar, Stella .*
McIsaac, Isaac .*
Peterson, Merton .*
Bates, Edith B .*
Pratt, James .*
Sellers, George R .*
Stuart, Mabel A .*
Shaw, Theron B .*
Joy, Minnie B.
Holbrook, George D .*
Burrell, Bertha F .*
Spear, Alfred T .* Tirrell, Arthur B .*
Powers, Alice L .*
Clough, Jennie S .*
Blanchard, Percey M.
Loud, Charles O .* Thayer, Stephen E.
Ward One.
Chubbuck, Charles .*
Bicknell, Ralph .* Sweeney, Michael .* Ash, Henry .*
Newton, Clarence .* Ryan, Ernest .*
Ruggles, Lillian. Sampson, Mabel .* White, Sadie .* Harden, Millie .*
Sculley, James .* Bates, Lewis. Kittredge, Arthur .* Delorey, Frank .*
Blanchard, Ruth. Smith, Sibyl .* Cullivan, Simon .*
Bleakney, Thomas. Fahey, James E .* Fraher, Edward J. Smith, John .* Harrington, Charles .*
Ward Two.
Locke, Maude E .* Mckeever, Grace A .* Fitzsimmons, Katie .* Gumb, Ruth .* Randall, Ralph .*
Vining, Herbert F .* Coleraine, Robert T .* Pratt, William T .*
Ryan, Gertrude .* Williams, Ethel .* Burrell, Gertrude .* Wolfe, Laura .*
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Burrell, Garfield .* Orcutt, Elmer S .* Curtin. Charles P .* Conathan, Gussie .* Moran, Mary C .* Heffernan, Jolın .* Bean, Alfred. Connell, Bartholomew .*
Matherson, Chester .* McGuiness, Willie .* Raymond, Robert .* Merchant, Leon .* Reidy, Ernest .*
Saville, Roy.
Vogell, Willie .*
Bleakney, Charles .*
Drayton, Willie .*
Tutty, Elbridge .* Eldredge, Harold. Joy, Irving .* Stetson, Walter. Yourell. Willie .* Loud, Bertram .* Joy, Harold .* White, Clarence .*
Brown. Addie C .- Hayden, Ruth E.« Reid, Gertie L ·
€ Mann, Marion E.ª Raymond, Florence E .* Joy, Preston W.ª Burrell, Bessie .* Yourell, Mary." Coffey. Nellie .* Fitzsimmons, Maggie .*
French, Lucy A .* Mitchell, Mary .*
Smith, Lenna.ª Fraser, Kittie."
Yourell, Kittie .*
Blanchard, Millie .*
Cullen, Peter .*
Bates, Anna .* Caliill, Bessie .*
Bleakney, Fannie .*
Looney, Maggie .*
Howley, Katie .*
Clish, Mary .* Tutty, Harry.
Lyons, John .* Pratt, Frank .* Louney, Daniel .*
Loud, Lillian P.
Kiley, Henry E .* McCormick, John .* Randall, Oliver .* Bond, Edwin .* Dwyer, Edward .* Sanborn, Russell .* Young, Charles .* Main, Chester .* Nash, Charles .* Sullivan, Patrick .* Our. Lester. Martell, Henry .* Cleary, Maurice .* Quinn. Joseph." Cleary, Thomas. *
Ward Three.
Richmond, Milton. Leach, Emma M. Sterling, Edna M .* Walsh, Grace E." Sullivan, Maggie .* Chessman, May .* Nash, Susie.
Smith, Emily .. Ross, Minnie .* Bentley, Mary.»
Cleary, Nellie." Connor. Mary." ('Connor. Mary." Peterson, Alice. Randall. Lula.»
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Hall, Eddie .* Mauray, Willie .* Sterling, David .*
Salisbury, Maud .* Johnson, Gussie .* O'Connell, Cornelius .* Cleary, Dennis.
Ward Four.
Clavin, John.
Gardner, Allie .*
Tirrell, Mary.
Melville, James .*
Nolan, Ona.
· Melville, Katie .* Barnes, Alice G .* Hawes, Electa L.
Hawes, Helen W .*
Powers, Lauretta.
Ward Five.
May, Harvey .*
Sears, Clifford .*
Taylor, Willie .*
Thomas, Bessie .*
Bolster, Fred .*.
Jones, Arline .*
Holbrook, Edward .*
Sherman, Jeannette.
Hewitt, Fred .* Hayden, Henry .* Reilly, Charles .* Stoddard, Irving.
Hunt, Mary .* Veazie, Lizzie .*
Belcher, Ethel .*
Smith, Lilla.
Water man, Dennett .*
McGrory, Edward P.
Loud, Helen A .*
Holbrook, William J .*
McGrory, Annie L .*
Burrell, Carrie .*
Cook, Sidney R .* Welch, Frank J .*
Crawford, George O .* Loud, Frank .*
Shores, Ernest L .*
Cushing, Ralph A .*
Torrey, Everett L .*
Kilburn, Lewis W .*
Whitman, Harry W .* Shaw, Harold. Raymond, Herbert.
Thomas, John F .*
Cushing, Jennie W .*
McLeod, Janett M .*
Bosworth, George W .*
Taylor, Charles E .* Taylor, William D .* Thayer, Harry D .*
Howe, Lillie .*
Nash, Dorothy .*
Blackinton, Carrie E .*
Caffrey, Annie .* McGrory, Katiebel .* Shores, Mabel L .* Shores, Mary F .*
Torrey, Mary L .*
Kilburn, Ella M .* Gorham, Sarah .* Gorham, Maggie. * Beals, Monvilla A. Stackpole, Cora B .*
Melville, Willie. Barnes, Lewis G. * French, Ralph W .* Townsend, Ada. Hall, Annie E .*
Torrey, Sarah .*
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WINTER TERM. - 1891-1892.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Davidson, Irville.
Pratt, Wallace .*
Burrell, Andrew .*
Burrell, Bertha F .-
Bryant, Arthur .*
Holbrook, Mary A.
McIsaac, Isaac .*
Clough, Jennie S .*
Duntlin, John C .*
Vining, Herbert F.
Ward One.
Litchfield, Fred .* Chubbuck, Charles .*
Jenkins, Meritt .* Jenkins, George .* Litchfield, Zenas .* Seabury, Louis .* Bates, Lewis .* Durant. John .*
Shaw, Georgia .*
Ryan, Ethel .*
Newton, Belle .*
Burrell, Gertrude .*
Libbey, Bertie .*
Delory, Mary Alice.
Fox, Tommy .*
Ward Two.
Mccarthy, Bridget.
Pratt, Daisy B .*
Tilden, Mattic .* Cushing, Georgia .* Raymond, Alberta.
Gumb, Ruth F .* Orcutt, Elmer S .*
Noonan, Mollie .*
Deere, Lizzie B .* Duffy, Cornelius .* Yourell, John .* White, Joseph .* Joy, Harold. * Loud, Lillian P.
Moran. Mary C .*
Raymond, Florence E." Tobin, Rosella .* Hanatin, Nellie." Mitchell, Mary." Guy, Nellie .* Bates, Anna. *
Fraher, Edward .J .* Smith, Eugene T .* Cushman, Frank H. Lincoln, Robert W. Connell, John .* Frahier, Lizzie V .* Smith, Dora E .* Hayden, Ruth E .* Pratt, Jessic F .* Connathan, Gussie .* Curtin, Charles P. Shechan, Nora E .* Burrell, Bessie. Kidder, Florence. Cudworth. Arthur .* Gagion, Eddie .* Garey, Fred .* Raymond. Robert .* Osgood, Milton. Bleakney, Charles .. Cutter. Fred .*
Shaw, Theron B .* Holbrook, George D .* Torrey, Herbert C .*
Burrell, Alice.
Litchfield. Elsie ..
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Shaw, Percy. Tutty, Eldridge .* Stetson, Walter .* Loud, Bertram .* Vender, Peter .* White, Clarence .*
Owen, Zoie .* Bleakney, Fannie .* Looney, Mary .* Smith, Willie .* Looney, Maggie .* Smith, Josie .*
Ward Three.
Kiley, Henry E .*. Hart, John .*
Kelley, John. McCormick, John .* O'Connor, Bryan .* Dwyer, Edward .* Main, Chester.
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