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William Edward Diersch
David Powers Tirrell
Dominic Walter Eacobacci
Arthur Nelson White
Robert Moorhead Ellis
Charles Edward Willinder
NORFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL Weymouth Branch GRADUATES
George Edmund Butler Harold Wakeman Fay
George Emile Hochstrasser Frederick Oscar Lawrence Frank Russell Thomas
HONOR LIST
John Bentley Eleanor Bicknell Paul Foskett
Parmys Goodale Helen Nye Frederic Theriault Judith Wood
ODE TO THE CLASS OF 1933 Helen Nye
Celestial o'er yon mountain's rugged crest, Soft gold-fringed clouds proclaim the coming dawn ; From this green vale in dewy verdure dressed, With eager hearts we greet life's radiant morn. That unclimbed summit is our goal on high, And "Onward! Upward!" our inspiring cry.
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Let us be honest, patient, cheerful, kind, With our ideal a loyal, noble life; Zealous and true in heart and thought and mind, Determined, dauntless in the common strife. And may our knowledge and our friendships grow! May faith and hope attend us as we go!
New wonders loom ahead, new dangers rise, Greater than those our forbears overcame ; Our pathway steep leads upward towards the skies. We face it clear-eyed, filled with youth's bright flame. Almighty God, our Guardian and Guide,
Through weal and woe, O be Thou by our side!
STATISTICS FROM REGISTERS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1932-1933
Wards and Schools
Grade
Boys
Girls
Number Enrolled
Aggregate Attendance
Average Attendance
Total Membership
Average Membership
Per Cent Attendance
Total Days
Number of Days
Number of Cases
Number of Cases
Number of Cases
Truancy
Number of
Visitors
WARD I
Adams
VI
13
20
33
5,454.
30.71
34
31.93
96.18
178.
227.
0
~
O
136
V
1 5
19
34
5,820.5
32.77
36
34.53
94.90
178.
321.5
20
14
O
6
IV
16
IO
26
3,789.
21.64
27
22.69
95.37
175.5
189.5
I 5
Un
O
24
III
18
I3
3I
5,377.5
30.68
36
32.16
95.40
175.5
387.
22
N
O
Un
=
17
12
29
4,820.
27.55
37
29.67
92.85
175.
374.5
34
+
0
a
1
19
17
36
5,560.5
31.97
39
34.72
92.08
175.
509.5
13
a
O
20
Total
98
91
189
30,821.5
175.32
209
185.70
94.42
2009.
II3
00
O
197
237
Absence
Tardiness
Dismissal
.
Total
76
91
167
27,683.
157.40
I71
163.41
96.32
1055.
I32
28
0
68
Bicknell
VIII
22
18
40
6,883.5
38.83
45
40.82
95.12
177.5
358.
22
6
0
3
VIII
19
22
41
6,977.5
39.41
44
41.09
95.93
177.5
305.
II
I7
O
14
VII
17
17
34
5,566.5
31.32
34
33.61
93.19
177.5
400.
I 5
7
O
3
VII
14
19
33
5,502.5
31.05
33
32.92
94.31
177.5
341.5
12
22
O
15
VII
18
1 3
3I
4,836.
27.38
32
29.34
93.30
177.
353.
3I
15 .
O
0
VI
14
1 9
33
5,212.
29.40
34
31.37
93.72
177.5
351.5
II
7
6
O
O
30
V
1 8
22
40
6,791.
38.26
43
41.31
92.63
177.5
545.5
16
9
0
7
IV-V
2I
I7
38
6,376.5
36.48
40
38.41
94.95
175.
347.5
9
O
O
21
IV
24
20
44
6,974.5
39.77
48
42.32
93.98
175.5
459.
40
7
5
O
2I
III
II
18
29
5,309.
30.30
33
31.89
95.01
175.
283.5
23
4
O
II
II
9
22
3I
4,899.
28.06
33
30.36
92.41
175.
415.5
12
7
O
29
II
16
I3
29
4,675.
26.78
3I
27.90
95.95
175.
200.5
3I
O
O
.
14
I
23
II
34
5,366.5
30.77
38
33.21
92.65
175.
443.
48
5
O
26
I
22
14
36
5,584.5
31.91
38
35.04
91.08
175.
54.1.5
25
5
o
36
Total
286
271
557
91,426.5
519.20
598
553.00
93.89
6052.5 319
I16
I 248
Total
460
453
913
149,931.
851.92
978
902.1I
94.44
9116.5 564
192
I 513
27
4,5 19.
25.49
27
26.36
96.70
I77.5
134.5
20
2
O
0
V
14
17
3I
5,169.5
29.16
31
29.88
97.59
177.5
I33.5
21
IO .
0
4
IV
9
19
28
4,705
26.83
29
27.80
96.51
175.5
173.5
24
4
0
12
III
20
I3
33
5,518.
31.49
34
32.60
96.58
175.
198.
21
5
0
33
II
12
14
26
4,188.
23.98
26
25.18
95.02
175.
217.
35
5
0
II
I
8
14
22
3,583.5
20.45
24
21.59
94.72
175.
198.5
II
2
0
8
238
1 I
IO
III
19
I3
32
5,330-5
30.45
34
32.18
94.63
175.5
312.5
7
O
8
VI
19
I3
32
5,142.
29.03
38
31.23
92.96
177.5
395.
Athens
VI
I3
14
.
WARD II
James Humphrey VI
12
23
35
5,705.
32.16
35
33.03
97.37
177.5
159.5
6
6
o
56
VI
14
14
28
4,609.5
26.03
29
27.49
94.71
177.5
269.5
44
8
I
41
V
19
IO
29
4,755.
26.96
29
28.27
95.36
176.5
236.
22
7
O
30
V
I5
14
29
4,652.
26.18
29
27.48
95.29
178.
233.5
27
8
0
SI
IV
20
14
34
5,594.5
31.94
35
33.52
95.28
175.5
287.5
30
7
0
3I
III
20
1 6
36
5,882.
33.52
36
34.97
95.86
175.5
261.5
21
9
O
47
II
18
I3
3I
4,777.
27.39
33
28.73
95.32
175-
239.5
43
6
0
46
I
20
16
36
5,77I.
33.19
39
35.66
93.05
174.5
443.5
24
6
0
54
Total
138
120
258
41,746.
237.37
265
249.15
95.27
2130.5
217
57
I
356
Jefferson
IV
17
II
28
4,803.5
27.35
30
28.08
97.40
175.5
129.
2
3
0 282
III
18
II
29
4,742.
26.99
3 1
28.02
96.32
175.5
179.
20
14
0
227
II
20
16
36
5,726.5
32.70
39
34.10
95.89
175.5
255.5
5
I
0
244
I
12
16
28
4,341.5
24.78
3I
25.66
96.57
175.5
158.
22
6
0
325
Total
67
54
I2I
19,613.5
III.82
13I
115.86
96.60
721.4
49
24
0
1078
239
Junior Annex
VIII
18
I7
35
5,866.
32.63
35
34.24
95.32
180.
301.
21
18
I
39
VIII
I5
19
34
5,341.
29.72
35
31.50
94.35
180.
330.
IO
I3
3
7
VIII
14
I7
31
5,150.
28.65
32
30.01
95.47
180.
246.
5
IO
0
2
VIII
I5
16
3 1
4,845.
26.92
31
28.58
94.19
180.
303.
31
5
0
1 5
VII
15
20
35
5,727.
31.83
35
33.86
94.00
180.
372.
7
9
0
28
, VII
17
35
5,735.
31.90
36
33.96
93.93
180.
374.
25
1 9
0
3I
VII
14
I7
3I
4,705.
26.08
31
28.27
92.25
1 80.
402.
22
9
0
27
VII
I3
16
29
4,530.
25.17
29
27.16
92.67
180.
362.
25
8
0
0
Opportunity
I5
12
27
4,419.
24.85
32
27.22
91.29
178.
424.
16
IO
I
197
Total
I36
I 52
288
46,318.
257.75
296
274.80
93.80
3114.
192
IOI
5
346
Washington
VI
II
24
3,954.
22.25
25
23.45
94.88
178.
222.5
IO
20
0
6.4
V
17
24
41
6,510.5
37.00
13
38.80
95.36
177.
373-5
6
0
51
IV
18
33
5,647.
32.21
37
33.79
95.32
175.5
296.5
5
9
0
25
III
I7
21
38
5,744.
32.78
35.81
91.54
175.5
549.5
7
0
0
36
II
14
II
25
3,875.5
22.13
27
23.68
93.45
175.5
281.5
5
6
0
39
I
17
16
33
4,903.
28.15
40
30.42
92.54
I75.
109.
18
7
0
90
Total
96
98
194
30,634.
174.52
213
185.95
93.85
2132.5
56
48
O
305
Total
437
424
861
138,311.5
781.46
905
825.76
94.64
8098.5
514
230
6 2085
240
WARD III
Hunt
VIII
15
2I
36
6,049.5
34.04
36
35.43
96.05
178.
256.5
17
0
0
0
VIII
2I
13
34
5,821.
32.74
36
34.32
95.40
178.
288.5
24
13
O
C
VII
1 6
23
39
6,226.
35.18
39
36.77
95.68
178.
349.5
22
8
O
7
VII
I 7
16
33
5,524.
31.07
35
32.47
95.69
178.
261.
14
I
O
1
VI
18
13
3I
5,155.5
29.00
33
30.76
94.28
178.
321.5
5
2
O
5
VI
21
I ]
32
5,077.5
28.55
32
30.21
94.51
178.
302.5
2
3
O
7
VI)
V)
14
13
27
4,395.
24.76
28
26.11
94.83
178.
254.5
7
I
C
IO
V
18
17
35
5,932.5
33.35
36
34.95
95.42
178.
290.
16
· 6
O
27
V
I7
19
36
5,819.5
32.67
38
35.40
92.29
178.
492.5
47
12
O
6
IV
9
19
28
4,431.5
25.31
28
27.00
93.74
175.5
305:
1 5
7.
O
O
9
IV
1 9
II
30
4,654.5
26.56
30
28.39
93.55
175.5
329.
I5
6
O
18
IV
IO
14
24
3,877.
22.13
28
23.34
94.82
175.5
215.
281.
1 5
I
O
34
III
18
16
34
5,293.
30.28
36
32.95
91.90
175.5
480.
24
3
O
8
II
I7
I7
34
5,473.5
31.32
35
33.39
93.80
175.5
391.5
II
7
O
22
II
15
22
37
5,558.5
31.67
38
33.93
93.34
175.5
406.5
IO
5
0
24
I
23
14
37
5,239.5
29.98
39
32.64
91.85
175.5
479.5
41
5
0
25
I
1 9
17
36
5,477.
31.24
39
33.68
92.76
175.5
438.
24
2
O
21
Total
304
294
598
95,551.
541.42
624
575.02
94.15
6142.
322
88
0
235
241
III
I 7
18
35
5,546.
31.57
38
33.28
94.86
175.5
+
.
6
WARD IV
Pratt
VIII
IO
26
36
6,090.5
34.22
36
35.77
95.67
178.
279.
29
25
O
I
VII
12
23
35
5,722.
32.13
37
33.65
95.48
178.
274.5
28
22
I
40
VI
1 5
I7
32
5,719.5
32.16
37
34.10
94.33
177.5
376.5
21
7
O
13
V
20
21
41
6,686.
37.70
44
40.06
94.10
177-5
450.0
62
9
2
IO
IV
24
16
40
5,788.5
33.17
42
34.58
95.92
175.
255.
73
16
I
12
III
I 5
16
3I
4,853.5
27.84
37
30.27
91.97
174.5
457.
90
2
3
8
II
II
15
26
3,863.5
. 22.37
3I
23.85
93.79
173.5
269.5
64
5
2
8
I
20
21
41
6,301,
36.53
48
40.98
89.14
173.5
797.
89
3
3
22
Total
127
I55
282
45,024.5
256.12
312
273.26
93.73
3158.5
456
89
12
114
Shaw
VII-VIII
17
18
35
5,803.5
32.59
39
35.52
91.75
177.5
486.
39
41
0
23
V-VI
24
21
45
7,282.
41.09
49
44.60
92.13
177.5
629.5
96
0
4
39
III-IV
19
16
36
5,931.5
33.91
38
36.25
93.54
175.
415.5
19
4
2
37
II
I3
17
30
4,322.5
24.87
3I
27.33
91.00
174.5
517.
34
8
0
30
I
19
7
26
3,793.
21.89
28
24.16
90.64
173-5
396.
33
8
O
26
Total
92
79
I7I
27, 132.5
154.35
185
167.86
91.95
2444.
221
61
6
155
Center Portable
III-IV
19
IO
29
3,636.
20.81
29
22.59
92.12
175.5
895.
69
II
0
75
I-II
18
19
37
4,807.
27.56
42
30.43
90.57
175.5
5 14.
124
24
0
72
Total
37
29
66
8,443.0
48.37
71
53.02
91.23
1409.
193
35
0 147
Total
256
263
519
80,600.0
458.84
568
494.14
92.86
7011.5
870
185 18
416
242
WARD V
Edward B.
VIII
18
21
39
5,950.5
33.50
41
35.24
95.08
178.
319.
34
6
3
185
Nevin
VIII
16
27
5,260.5
29.62
35
30.90
95.85
177.5
228.
32
II
I
175
VII
18
14
32
4,770.5
26.80
36
27.53
97.35
178.
129.5
5
3
0
173
VII
18
IO
28
5,013.
28.22
39
30.19
93.43
177.5
357.
20
4
0
157
VI
IO
22
32
5,753.
32.40
37
33.80
95.86
177.5
240.5
23
9
O
74
V
I7
21
38
6,075.
34.25
43
35.92
95.35
178.
307.5
I
8
0
79
IV
I7
I 5
32
5,496.
31.34
36
32.96
95.08
175.5
298.5
38
II
I
77
III-IV
19
I 5
34
4,560.
26.40
36
28.36
93.09
173.5
349.5
45
7
O
78
III
24
14
38
5,978.
34.37
45
36.84
93.30
174.5
445.
9
2
2
99
II
21
I 5
36
5,906.5
33.91
18
36.45
93.02
174.5
456.
46
0
O
90
I-II
19
I3
32
4,936.
28.49
12
30.57
93.20
173.5
372.5
52
4
o
85
I
16
I7
33
5,676.5
32.52
39
34.17
95.17
174.5
288.
3I
5
I
104
Total
208
193
401
65,375.5
371.82
477
392.93
94.63
3791.
336
70
8 I376
Pond
VI
14
I5
29
4,771.5
26.82
30
28.25
94.94
178.
258.5
7
17
0
20
V
14
17
3I
5,091.
28.66
34
30.03
95-44
178.
251.5
8
12
O
19
IV
17
20
37
5,706.5
32.46
41
35.IO
92.48
176.
473.5
27
24
o
8
III
I 3
23
36
5,517.5
31.44
38
33.56
93.68
176.
380.5
IO
5
0
23
II
18
I3
3I
4,587.5
26.17
34
28.74
91.06
176.
464.5
39
7
O
42
I
I3
14
27
4,388.5
24.99
32
27.21
91.84
176.
400.5
I 5
I
O
26
Total
89
102
191
30,062.5
170.54
209
182.89
93.25
2229.
106
66
0 138
Total
297
295
592
95,438.0
542.36
686
575.82
94.19
6020.
442
136
8
.1514
243
Ward I
460
453
913
149,931.O
851.92
978
902.II
94.44
9116.5
564
192
I 513
Ward II
+37
424
86I
138,311.5
781.46
905
825.76
94.64
8098.5
514
230
6 2085
Ward III
304
294
598
95,551.0
541.42
624
575.02
94.15
6142.
322
88
0
235
Ward IV
256
263
519
80,600.0
458.84
568
494.14
92.86
7011.5
870
185
18
416
Ward V
297
295
592
95,438.0
542.36
686
575.82
94.19
6020.
442
I36
8
1514
High School
619
691
1310
206,642.0
1141.49
I332
1230.93
92.73
16,259.
2219
790
Grand Total
2373
2420
4793
766,473.5
4317.49
5093
4653.78
93.78
52,647.5 4931 1621
33
4763
244
245
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
HIGH SCHOOL
Middle Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1100
Frederick W. Hilton, A. B.
Prin.
$4000.00
19II
37
4
3
O
Wallace L. Whittle, B. S.
Asst. Prin.
2800.00
1921
13
4
5
O
Velma E. Abbott
Clerk
1600.00
1930
3
I
C.
I2
Hazel M. Agnew
Inst.
I750.00
1920
14 O
3
I2
Gladys B. Allen, A. B.
Inst.
1800.00
1925
9
4
I
2
O
Esther L. Benson
Inst.
1850.00
1929
8
3
+
O
Anna F. Berry, A. B.
Inst.
1850.00
1919
28
4
9
O
Prescott B. Brown
Inst.
2 500.00
19II
22
I
3
O
John K. Delahunt, B. S.
Inst.
2200.00
1930
7
1
2
O
Eleanor Freeman, A. B.
Inst.
1450.00
1929
4
4
4
O
Ruth E. Funk, A. B.
Inst.
1300.00
1930
3
5
6
O
John T. Gannon, A. B.
Inst.
2500.00
1921
12
4
5
O
Sheila M. Gross, B. S.
Librarian
1850.00
1928
9
4
6
4
Olive E. Hackett
Inst.
1900.00
1926
9
I
8
O
Inez E. Hoag
Inst.
1600.00
1931
4
3
I
O
Everett N. Hollis
Inst.
2500.00
1898
35
2
+
O
Mary C. Humphrey, Ph. B.
Inst.
1800.00
1916
29
3
5
O
Lillian Jefts, A. B., A. M.
Inst.
18 50.00
1929
18
5
6
O
Philip T. Jones, A. B.
Inst.
I200.00
1931
2
4 9
O
Margaret K. Langford
Inst.
I550.00
1929
5
2
4
I
Norman D. Loud
Inst.
750.00
1933
I
11/2
O
Clarence R. Lyond, B. S., Ed. M.
Inst.
2400.00
1928
8
5
I
O
Helen G. Lyons, B. S. Ed.
Inst.
1850.00
1922
4
5
5
O
John F. Martin, A. B.
Inst.
1650.00
1929
4
4
IT
O
Helen M. Norris
Inst.
1800.00
1927
8
2
3
O
Daniel L. O'Donnell, L. L. B.
Inst.
2400.00
1925
8
3
I
O
Oral A. Page, B. S.
Inst.
2500.00
1928
14
4
6
O
Anita L. Petrucci, A. B.
Inst.
1650.00
1927
6
4
1
O
Susan G. Sheehan
Inst.
2000.00
1907
27
2
I3
O
Eva Skala, B. S. Ed.
Inst.
1900.00
1929
4
4
I
O
James F. Steele, B. S.
Inst.
2500.00
1926
IO
+
5
5
George O. Stewart, Ph. B.
Inst.
2500.00
1924
12
3
2
O
I
O
Helen C. Barnard
Inst.
I 600.00
1950.00
1920
I3
6
5
O
Madeline L. Cote, A. B.
Inst.
1300.00
1930
3
4
1
O
Thomas A. Lyons, A. B.
Inst.
2500.00
1921
13
30
Ernestine R. Canning, A.B., Ed.M. Inst.
* Temporary
246
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
Herberta L. Stockwell, R. N.
Nurse
$2000.00
1930
3
3
I
9
Pauline F. Swift, A. B.
Inst.
1700.00
1930
6
4
O
O
Helen R. Thompson
Inst.
1700.00
1925
II
I
9
Ruth Tirrell, A. B.
Inst.
16 50.00
1928
5
4
2
O
Martha Vining, A. B.
Inst.
¿ I500.00
1930
4
4
I
O
Helen M. Walker, B. B. A.
Inst.
1800.00
1930
6
8
O
4
Alice White, B. S. Ed., Ed. M.
Inst.
1850.00
1930
IO
5
O
O
Dora S. White, A. B.
Inst.
1600.00
22
4
4
O
Fannie L. Williams
Inst.
1600.00
IO
O
6
25
M. Jean Young, B. S. Ed.
Inst.
1400.00
1932
I
4
O
IO
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
Telephone-Weymouth 0257
Francis E. Whipple, Jr.
Director
2800.00
1925
8
I
IO
8
Lewis H. Bacon, Jr.
Inst.
2400.00
1927
6
2
5
12
Daniel E. Bryan
Inst.
2300.00
1930
3
4
4
14
Harry F. Duncan
Inst.
2300.00
1929
4
O
8
9
Jalmar N. Nelson
Inst.
2500.00
1924
9
O
5
IO
Ray G. Parker
Inst.
2500.00
1922
2
3
0
Harold C. Sherwood
Inst.
2200.00
1932
2
2
O
I3
Waldo H. Swan, A. B., A. M.
Inst.
2500.00
1929
II
7
22
I
Joseph K. Whittemore
Inst.
2 500.00
1927
7
2
3
4
NORFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL,
Weymouth Branch
Telephone-Weymouth 2134
Hilmer S. Nelson
Director 2620.00
1925
8
2
4 IO
(Salary paid by Norfolk County Agricultural School)
JUNIOR ANNEX Telephone-Weymouth 0267
Eleanor L. Garvin, B. S. Ed.
VIII
1650.00 1927 6
4
3
Katharine M. Hale, B.S.Ed.,Ed.M. VIII
I200.00
1932
I
5
3
Mary B. Thomas
VIII
1600.00
1933
27
I
4
Elwood L. Denham, B. S. Ed.
VII
1900.00
1930 7
4
O
Katherine C. Fogarty
VII
1800.00
1905
31
2
4
Mary E. McMorrow
VII
1600.00
1926
7
2
22
Helena F. Reidy
VII
1800.00
1913
21 2
8
OPPORTUNITY CLASS
Helen Varnum
AII
1500.00
1932
4
5
I
Doris M. Partridge
All
I700.00
1930 7 1/2 2
I
Temporary
247
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
ADAMS SCHOOL
Church Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1612-J
Annie S. McDowell
Prin .- VI $1300.00
* 17
I
5
Ruth E. Mayo
V
1550.00
1927
6
3
4
Louise E. Petruccelli
IV
1450.00
1927
6
2
3
Thelma Salzgeber
III
1000.00
1931
2
2
I
Jane Stub
II
1000.00
1932 I
3
O
Helen G. Lebbossiere
I 1000.00
1931
2
2
I
ATHENS SCHOOL
Athens Street, North Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1172-W
Joseph U. Teague
Prin .- VI
2200.00
1922
18
T
3
Marie F. Galvin
V
1750.00
1921
I2
2
7
Mary A. Meuse
IV
1450.00
1927
6
2
2
Margaret Dingwall
III
1800.00
1912 21
2
8
Beatrice M. White
II
1650.00
1926
8
2
6
Julia M. Robinson
I
1700.00
1930
29
2
2
BICKNELL SCHOOL
Bicknell Square, North Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 0039-R
E. Leo Madden
Prin.
2600.00
1922 II
3 0
George J. McCarthy, B.S.Ed. Asst. Prin.
1400.00
1932 21/2
4 O
Charlotte F. Murphy
VIII
1750.00
1923 IO
2
7
Esther L. Mayo
VIII
1450.00
1928 5
3
3
M. Alice Owen, B. S. Ed.
VII-VIII
1300.00
1931
3
4
I
Preston A. DePlacido, A. B.
VII
I100.00
1932
I
4
O
Ruth E. Henley, A. B.
VII
1100.00
1932
I
4
O
Mignon E. Pray
VI
1450.00
1927
6
2
5
Alma M. Roche
V-VI
1100.00
1930
3
2
4
C. Eileen Burns
V
1750.00
1924
17
I
18
Marion MacWilliams
IV
1700.00
1926
I3
I 12
Mary E. Tobin
IV
1250.00
1929
4
2
I
Alice K. Guertin, B. S. Ed.
III
I350.00
1928
5
4
O
Marjorie Maynard
III
1250.00
1929
1 2
4
* Temporary
248
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Elizabeth G. Stratton
II
$1100.00
1930
3
2 I
Clara L. Rogers
II
1750.00
1923
10
2
5
Alice M. Murphy
I
1600.00
1926
7
3
Thelma Hatch
I
1350.00
1928
5
2
I
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL
Humphrey Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1012-W
Gertrude L. Reid
Prin.
$2100.00
1902
31
2
Ina M. Ambach
VI
1600.00
1924
39
2
8
Elizabeth Egan
VI
1800.00
1914
34 I
I3
Anne F. Conroy
V
1750.00
1894
39 I
7
Margarita M. Jones
V
1450.00
1927
6
2
2
T
M. Frances Lebbossiere, A. B.
III
1100.00
1933
O
I
Mary B. Halligan
II
1 600.00
1926
7
2
6
Alice B. Keohan
I 1450.00
1927
6
2
5
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Middle Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 2177-W
Ruth M. Reidy
Prin .- IV 2000.00
1912 21
2 S
L. Eyllen Hollis
III
1650.00
1925
8
2
Mellissa Chase
II 1800.00
1909
25 3
12
Mary C. Shea
. I 1650.00
1917
16 2
5
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Commercial Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1868-W
Rosamond E. Cunniff
Prin .- V
1950.00
1920 15
2 7
Esther M. Rydgren
VI
1 100.00
1930
3
2
2
Mary V. Paul
IV
1700.00
1923
12
2
7
Annie J. McGreevy
III
1600.00
1885
48
O
0
Elizabeth H. Curtin
II 1600.00
1925 8
2
6
Elizabeth G. Hyland
I 1600.00
1895
43 I
O
HUNT SCHOOL
Broad Street, Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1006
Charles Y. Berry, L. L. B. Prin. 3000.00 1910 25 6 7
IV
I 100.00
1930
3
Margaret L. Mitchell
249
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Robert H. Hiatt
Asst. Prin .- VIII
2000.00
1926
8
3
2
Robert E. Mitchell, A. B.
VIII
I200.00
1931
2
4
O
Nunzie C. Daniele
VII
I100.00
1931
2
3
I
Dorothea E. Abbott
VII
1000.00
1932
I
3
0
Clara E. McGreevy
VI
1750.00
1917
41
I
4
Elisabeth T. Tracy
VI
1 800.00
1902
32
Z
7
Ruth Thompson
VI
1700.00
1928
8
2
4
Kathryn L. Regan
V
1000.00
1931
2
2
O
Martha A. Loud
V
1800.00
1916
24
I
5
Mabelle Claflin
IV
1650.00
1928
0
2
IO
Marie K. Ghiorse
IV
[100.00
1930
3
2
2
Margaret S. Towle
III
1750.00
1914
22
2
5
Mary E. Crotty
III
1600.00
1887
4.6
I
C
Grace A. Randall
II
1700.00
1903
35
2
1
Martha H. Whittle
II
1600.00
1926
7
2
1
Helen F. Galvin
I
I750.00
1923
IO
2
1
Susan M. Tracy
I 1800.00
1907
26
2
7
CENTER PORTABLE
Middle and Washington Streets, East Weymouth
Florence E. Hartt, B.S.Ed. Prin .- III-IV
1 100.00
1932
I
4
O
Winifred O. Lennon, B. S. Ed.
I-II
I 100.00
1933
1/2
4
0
PRATT SCHOOL
Pleasant Street, East Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 0297-R
Mabel E. Roode
Prin .- VIII
2050.00
1926
25
2 7
Dorothy U. Murphy
VII
1750.00
19.24
1 3
2 II
Marie B. Upton
VI
1350.00
1929
4
3
6
Leon C. Fitzgerald, A. B., A. M.
V
I200.00
1932 I
6 O
Marion R. Loud
IV
I550.00
1927
6
4
6
Nellie M. Holbrook
III
1700.00
1890
44
I
I
Barbara Allen
II
I 600.00
1925
8
2
5
Kathleen A. Dwyer
I
1600.00
1925
S
2
6
2
3
Florence A. Mckenzie
V
1650.00
1925
.
250
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College (.
Normal Traini
Other Courses
SHAW SCHOOL
Main Street, South Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1012-M
May I. Letteney
Prin. VII-VIII
$1850.00
1922
14
2 IO
Evelyn M. Linscott
V-VI
1250.00
1929
4
2
6
Ethel M. Hiatt
III-IV
1700.00
1915
22
2
6
Margaret Q. Donahue
II 1600.00
1922 15
2
3
A. Alberta Richmond
I
1000.00
1931 2
2
0
EDWARD B. NEVIN SCHOOL
Main Street, South Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 1055-W"
Grace B. Simmons
Prin.
2400.00
1919
37
43
Helen L. Rockwood
Asst. Prin .- VIII
1900.00
1887
46
0
8
Mary H. Benson
VII
1800.00
1929
II
2
15
Jane Hicks
VI
1450.00
1923
5
3
3
Elizabeth L. Hallahan
V
1750.00
1894
39
I
4
Marion E. Brown, A. B.
IV
1200.00
1931
2
4
3
Barbara H. Pray, B. S. Ed.
III-IV
I 100.00
1932
I
4
2
Winifred L. Conant
III
1750.00
1923
12
O
IO
Helen M. King
II
1350.00
1928
5
3
2
Norma R. Brown, B. S. Ed.
I-II
1700.00
1931
I3
4
6
L. May Chessman
I
1800.00
1900
33
2
IO
POND SCHOOL
off Pond Street, South Weymouth. Telephone-Weymouth 0211-J
Alice E. Fulton, B. S. Ed.
Prin .- VI
> 1950.00
1921
12 6 6
David A. J. Burns, B. S., A. M.
VIII
1200.00
1931
2
5 O
Genevieve A. Perkins, B. S. Ed.
VII
1200.00
1930
3
4
4
Miriam T. Hollis, B. S. Ed.
V
1550.00
1928
5
4
6
2
4
Margaret S. Wise
III
12 50.00
1930
4
2
I
Josephine E. Ray
II
I200.00
1931
4
2
S
Dorothy M. Fitzpatrick
I
1000.00
1931
2
2
O
SUPERVISORS
Pauline Ahern
Sewing
800.00 1933 I 3 3
-
6
Esther R. Visco
IV
1450.00
1927
251
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name and School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1934
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
Sarah E. Brassill
School Gardens $2000.00
1916
36
2
0
Alice A. Conroy, D. H.
Dental Clinic
1700.00
1926
II
I
I
Anna A. MacDavitt, R.N. School Nurse
2000.00
1922
II
4
3
Flora H. McGrath. B. S. Ed., Ed. M.
Director of Courses of Study
Vance W. Monroe
Music
2400.00
1928
8
O
6
Marion E. Ray
Asst. Drawing
1700.00
1929
5
5
9
Evelyn Sylvester
Drawing
2000.00
1918
18
3
IO
Alice L. Tucker
Manual Training
2000.00
1912
22
2
4
6
7
O
2300.00
1928
Elected
1
252
JANITORS
High School: Mrs. Beatrice Bates, 93 Pearl Street, North Weymouth ; Harry W. Caldwell, 335 North Street, North Weymouth; Stuart Macaulay, 14 Linden Place, East Weymouth; James Maguire, 166 Middle Street, East Weymouth; Edward Pottle, 15 Lochmere Avenue, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0912-R.
Junior Annex-M. Ward Holbrook, 742 Main Street, South Weymouth. Adams School-Henry W. Blanchard, 662 Commercial Street, East Weymouth.
Athens School-Frederick W. Stoddard, 15 Shaw Street, North Weymouth. Bicknell School-Emil J. Olson, 39 Massasoit Road, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 2172-R. Charles H. Williams, 25 Lincoln Street, North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1264-W.
James Humphrey School-Louis J. St. Peter, 132 Lake Street, East Wey- mouth.
Jefferson School-Irving S. Newcomb, 108 Middle St., East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1032
Washington School-William E. Johnson, 127 Middle St., East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0232-M.
Hunt School-John M. Sullivan, 4 Stetson St., Weymouth; Thomas Swee- ney, 16 Broad St., .Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 2498.
Center Portable-Ronald L. White, 770 Washington St., East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1244-J.
Pratt School-Herbert T. MacFawn, 731 Pleasant St., East Weymouth. Shaw School-Frederick J. Blanchard, 31 Highland Place, South Wey- mouth. Telephone Weymouth 0237-J.
Edward B. Nevin School-Winfield B. Baker, 27 Tower Ave., South Wey- mouth. Telephone Weymouth 0652-W.
Pond School-Joseph A. Rogers, 181 Pond St., South Weymouth. Tele- phone Weymouth 1756-W.
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
Adams, Athens and Bicknell Schools-W. H. Drake, M.D., 88 Sea St., North Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 04.50.
James Humphrey and Junior Annex Schools-J. Herbert Libby, M.D., 707 Broad St., East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0216.
Jefferson and Washington Schools-H. E. Bowmar, M.D., 665 Broad St., East Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0034.
Hunt and Center Portable Schools-C. S. Webber, M.D., 35 Front St., Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 0156.
Pratt and Shaw Schools-K. H. Granger, M.D., 129 Pleasant St., South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 2080.
Edward B. Nevin and Pond Schools-Robert R. Ryan, M.D., 32 Union St., South Weymouth. Telephone Weymouth 1380.
253
REPORT OF VISITOR FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The demand upon the Public Welfare Department throughout the country has, during the past few years, exceeded those of any like period in this generation. Weymouth has been obliged to share in this excessive requirement.
It has been my duty to interview all applicants seeking relief who are capable of coming to the Town Office, to visit others at their homes, to receive many at my home, and to answer numerous tele- phone calls. Most of the applicants make reasonable requests, while others insist on making demands out of reason and regardless of jus- tice.
Welfare has become a problem somewhat difficult of solution just to know how to deal humanely and at the same time economically with the worthy poor. If some of our good citizens, before criticising, would take pains to make thorough personal investigations of reported cases, or would confer with the Board of Public Welfare, a clearer perspective would result with regard to what ought to be done, and what may have been done to relieve the destitution and suffering.
Many good citizens, having used up their life savings, mortgaged their real estate to the full extent, and those who were obliged to cash in their insurance policies, plea for an opportunity to earn by honest labor, and not be obliged to accept charity. With the government's assistance an earnest effort has been made to give work to these good citizens. In order to afford this means, it has necessitated that those, who in normal years received continuous employment, have had to be content with part time work, but it has enabled them to receive some- thing, and with those reduced resources they have carried on. Very stringent investigations have been made in all cases, and the deserving ones have been cared for.
With the assistance of the Committee of Six, Chief of Police, In- vestigator, and the additional office help, I have been able to carry on this work in the most satisfactory way, and at the same time to do so in a humane manner, sincerely believing that the utmost efficiency and consideration is being given to this work, and that the Town of Wey- mouth will continue to maintain its attitude of benevolence to the worthy Townspeople who are in need.
I wish to thank the Board of Public Welfare, the Committee of Six. the Chief of Police and his assistants, for their exemplification of their confidence in me, and their hearty co-operation and support.
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