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The girls of the eighth grade are given a complete review and taught the use of a commercial pattern. They are then ready to start on woolen skirts. Most of the girls prefer the use of the zipper to the placket for the openings in their skirts. The girls then make either a blouse or a house coat. At the completion of this article, they make an intricate dress.
A few lessons are devoted by both grades to the making of Christmas gifts. This year the girls made peasant belts, neckties, and all types of embroidery. Since most of the family sewing is repairing, all spare time is spent on patching and darning.
This year two exhibits were planned for, one in the fall and one in the spring. The fall exhibits, which were held in all the schools in December, were a great success; and I wish to thank the parents and friends for the splendid co-operation and interest shown.
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SCHOOL GARDENS
(Report of Miss Sarah E. Brassill, Supervisor of School Gardens and Clubs)
Lessons have been given in the seventh and eighth grades, beginning with plotting and planning the garden during the winter months and ending in the fall with harvesting and a study of the results. The lessons are supplemented by visits to the gardens during the growing season.
No attempt is made to give a formal or scientific garden course. Relying on the pupil's interest, and working with each one individually according to his present experience, information, and environment, all are given an opportunity to learn a few facts about seeds and soil. They learn by fail- ures as well as by successes that, given certain conditions, certain results will follow, thus learning also to provide the right conditions. Poor seeds carelessly planted will not germinate well. Poorly prepared soil will not produce fine plants.
Lessons are given to all pupils. Owning and caring for a garden is optional. There have been two hundred gardens listed this year, one hun- dred fifty of which were of size and quality to be entered as 4-H Club Gardens. Owners of club gardens try to meet the requirements in size and quality of the Extension Service of the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture. From these gardens, exhibits were sent to the children's exhibit at Horticultural Hall in Boston, to the Norfolk County Fair at Wal- pole, and to the children's department at the Brockton Fair. In each case the awards received were creditable. No local exhibits were held this year.
Produce from the gardens, whether flowers or vegetables, was used in the homes or sold by the owners, or in some cases canned for winter use. Each garden owner handed in a written report of his year's work. In spite of weather conditions, the gardens prospered.
Other activities supervised included projects in poultry, canning, food, home furnishing, and conservation. Pupils especially interested in one of these activities organized as 4-H clubs, subject to the requirements of such clubs in Massachusetts, and undertook to do at least a certain prescribed amount of work. The canning group exhibited at Walpole and at Brock- ton. The poultry group sent exhibits to the Eastern States Exposition at Springfield and brought back several awards. The conservation club had a part in the same exhibit.
As in past years, all pupils have interested themselves in community projects. Their work in the early spring campaign to help control the tent caterpillar was outstanding. Later in the year they interested them- selves in the effort to eliminate ragweed. During July and August they were helped and encouraged in this by the supervisors in charge of the playgrounds. Pupils are also taking active part in the development of the Bradford Torrey Reservation, urged thereto by the Weymouth Garden Club. One public-spirited merchant offered substantial prizes for well- made birdhouses to be placed in the reservation. Thirty-five entries were made. A representative of the Audubon Society acted as judge. Prize- winning entries are already in place on the reservation, and others, after suggested alterations have been made, will be set up. A feeding station and suet bags have also been placed.
The amount of work involved in all this could be accomplished only with the help of volunteer assistants in the clubs - teachers, friends, and the older students. All such help is hereby gratefully acknowledged.
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SCHOOL NURSE
(Report of Miss Anna A. MacDavitt, School Nurse)
This is the seventeenth annual report submitted by the present school nurse. It is difficult to make a report of this kind interesting, because the number of activities are limited and one must necessarily repeat much that has been said before. However, there are many interesting incidents too intimate to be discussed, which make it possible to accomplish so much in this field.
There are five active clinics in our schools. In the tuberculosis clinic of the Norfolk County Hospital the pupils of the seventh, ninth, and eleventh grades are examined, since it has been found that during this . period of a child's life he is more susceptible to this disease. This clinic and the Chadwick Tuberculosis Clinic have been merged this year, as the number of children remaining on the Chadwick list is small.
In January 1938, Dr. Mary Hammond, State Psychiatrist, examined twenty children who were retarded. Dr. Hammond recommended that six of these children be placed in the Junior Manual Arts Class. Two en- tered upon advice of their own physician, and three entered from other towns, making the total enrollment forty-two.
The eye clinic sponsored by the Lions' Club cared for several cases during the year.
In June, the school physicians examined 305 children whose tonsils were enlarged or diseased. As a result, 293 notices were sent to parents advising them of this condition. Several cases were referred to the Ro- tary Club clinic held during the summer vacation.
On November 29 a toxin-antitoxin clinic was held under the direction of the Board of Health in the various schools, the school physicians serv- ing in their respective buildings. One hundred forty-one pre-school age children and 462 grade school children were given the three inoculations necessary to cause immunity from diphtheria.
The following list of routine work may be of interest:
General inspections
4479
Weighed and measured 1809
Assisted doctors with examinations
1007
Home visits
630
Dressings in school
280
Sent to doctor
114
Taken home
84
Dressings in home
26
Taken to hospital
11
Excluded for:
Colds and sore throats
130
Whooping cough
14
Ringworm
6
Impetigo
11
Pediculosis®
15
Measles
38
Chicken pox
21
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SCHOOL CENSUS (as of October 1, 1938)
5 to 7 years
7 to 14 years
14 to 16 years
Total
BOYS
Ward I
100
387
109
596
II
95
402
116
613
III
54
247
77
378
IV
52
239
67
358
V
51
214
70
335
Total
352
1489
439
2280
GIRLS
Ward I
76
392
120
588
II
79
369
116
564
III
46
230
67
343
IV
59
240
68
367
V
49
173
67
289
Total
309
1404
438
2151
Grand Total
661
2893
877
4431
DISTRIBUTION OF ABOVE MINORS
Public Day School
471
2598
825
3894
Private Schools
81
282
42
405
Not enrolled in any school 108
11
7
126
Working
-
2
2
County and State Schools
1
2
1
4
Total
661
2893
877
4431
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MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE (as of October 1, 1938)
Ages
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 20
21
Total
Grades
402
I
151 228
19
4
380
II
142
200
31
5
2
386
III
128
200
44
13
1
400
107
214
56
21
1
1
V
85
220
65
18
9
1
VI
2 99
219
57
23
3
2
107
181
64
29
9
3
393
VII
1 128
188
66
30
5
1
419
VIII
40
Ungraded
1
1
4
12
9
7
2
1
7
142
217
96
40
15
5
522
IX
4 110
158
94
52
13
7
1 439
X
5
102
158
59
6
2
332
XI
6
104
110
39
10
4
1 274
XII
11
15
1
27
Postgraduate
Total
151
370
347
343
351
390
416
401
549
488
346
364
210
72
14
4
1 4817
IV
398
405
3
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ATTENDANCE
(for School Year ended June 23, 1938) HIGHEST BUILDING IN TOWN Jefferson 97.80
HIGHEST ROOMS IN TOWN
Jefferson, Grade IV
99,29
Jefferson, Grade III
98.09
Junior Annex, Grade VIII
97.42
James Humphrey, Grade VI
97.14
Hunt, Grade VIII
97.06
Jefferson, Grade I
97.06
Hunt, Grade VII
97.05
Hunt, Grade VII
97.03
James Humphrey, Grade V
97.01
EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES
Weymouth minors between the ages of 14 and 16:
Total number in town, October 1, 1938 877
Total number employed in town during 1938 4
Total number employed elsewhere during 1938
4
Number employed in town as of December 31
0
Number employed elsewhere as of December 31
2
There were 7 certificates issued to boys during vacation and after school.
EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES
Boys
Girls
Total
Year ending December 31, 1938
210
112
322
Year ending December 31, 1937
160
112
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CONCLUSION
In conclusion, I wish to thank the School Committee for its support, the teachers for their loyalty, and the community for its co-operation in the undertakings of the year.
Respectfully submitted, PARKER T. PEARSON
Superintendent of Schools
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APPENDIX ROLL OF HONOR Names of Students not Absent during the School Year 1937-1938
* Neither Absent nor Tardy
HIGH SCHOOL
*Jorma Allonen
*Barbara Ambach
*Edith Anderson
*Louise Gardner
*Mary Austin
*Robert Gay Barry Gibson
William Baulis
*Thomas Bell
*Elizabeth Bentley
*Mary Berry
*Paul Birkemose
*John Hoffman
*Grace Holbrook
*Lois Holbrook
*Gerard Brennan John Brennan
*Margaret Holmes James Houghton
Robert Budd
*Robert Hyland
Harold Buker
*Hazel Ireland Barbara Johnson
*Walter Burke
*Barbara Bush
*Eleanor Caracciolo Henry Carvalho
*Signe Johnson
*Robert G. Jones Mary Karaian
*Nellie Karpinskas
*Geraldine Colligan
*Frederick Karstunen
*Helen Kearns
*Jean Condon Anna Connell
*Eleanor Corey
*Ellen Coyle
*Katherine Coyle
*Helen Crawford
*Robert Crawford
*Helen Cromwell
*Marjorie Leonard
*Violet Crowder
*Margaret Lesenechal
* Alice Levangia
*Anne Lewis
*Mary Daly
*Ruth Davis
*Harold DeCoste
*Mary Delorey
*George Diersch
*Edith Dinsmore
*John Dizer
Charles Marple Walter Marsh
Mary Molway
*Margaret Morrill
*Eloise Morrison
*Roy Munroe
*Frieda Naegele
*Albert Nash
* Annette Ford
*Stanley Mann Charles Manson
*Richard Dizer
*Joseph Donahoe
* Aurie Duplin
*Windsor Durbeck
*Marguerite Durgin
*Jeanne Ellis
*Phyllis Feist
*Bruce Fox
*Charles Freestone
* Alphonse Bakish
*Mary Bates
*Shirley Goodwin
*Evelyn Gorman
*Irene Gorman
George Haviland
*Frank Hersey
Jeanne Blanchard
*Richard Bosche
*Eileen Johnson Paul Johnson
*Harrison Chubbuck Robert Clain John Clark
*Velma Collyer
*Ruby Killam
*Joseph Kohler Joseph Lambe
*Matthew Lang
*Agnes Leahy
*Dorothea Leeming Leonard Leinonen
*Marie Crowley Mary Curry
*Rose Lipsky Alice Long Helen Long
*Marjorie Major
*Anna Nash
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*Marilyn Nickerson
*Eleanor Nocera *Richard Norwood
*Edward O'Leary
*James O'Neil
*Margaret O'Neil
*Dorothy Page *Lenna Palmer
*Ralph Parsons Stella Parsons Laura Passero
James Pearce
Dana Peaslee
*Marie Pecoraro
*Dorothy Perkins
*Frances Perkins
*Doris Pike
*Joseph Poirier
*Gloria Porter
*Robert Raymond
*Elinor Reidy
*George H. Roberts
*Mary Rockwood Sebastian M. Rubbo
*Gerald Salt
*Dorothy Saunders Norman Scott
John Senigo Edmund Sheehy John Sherrick Lloyd Smith
*Margaret Spillane
*William Spurr
*Herbert Starr
*Louise Starratt
*Sylvia Steele
*Geraldine Sullivan Kenneth Swan
*Marjorie Swayne
*Gertrude Tierney
*Florence Tuttle
*Dorothy Vanasse
*Marguerite Villanova Arthur Vinal
*Virginia Wallace
*Kirby Weathersby
*Florence Webber
*Dorothy Wells
*Mary Woodworth
*George Wooten
*James Wooten Paul Worcester
*Willa Worcester
*Harold Wright
JUNIOR ANNEX
Marie Abruzese
*Sooren Alemian
*Zaren Alemian
*Catherine Anderson
*Donald Anderson George Baulis
*Jennie Belcastro
*Warren L. Billings Vincent Costa Elizabeth Dentino Samuel Dentino Edwin Donadio
*Joseph Dussault Lorraine M. Farrar
*Virginia Gardner
*Gilda T. Gatto
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*Virginia Messikian Lloyd Nash Gaeton Pecoraro Barbara A. Rodgerson Louis Rubbo
*Lucy Siroonian
*Stanley R. Sulis
*Barbara R. Swan
*Arthur S. Weir Mary Wooten
*George A. Wright
JUNIOR MANUAL ARTS CLASS
Warren Birchmore Lawrence Stevens
ABIGAIL ADAMS SCHOOL
*Jacqueline Archibald Myron Castonguay Gilbert N. Daley
*Ingrid M. Fallgren Catherine E. Gannon
*David W. Hamilton
*Richard S. Howes
* Alice G. Langford *Shirley H. Ouellet
*Theresa M. Ouellet
*Barbara L. Sampson
*Catherine Smith
*Donald M. Smith
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JOHN ADAMS SCHOOL
*Lois P. Archibald *Ruth N. Benedict
*Nancy Howes
*Eleanor M. Tobin
ATHENS SCHOOL
*Barbara Bouchie
*George Patton
BICKNELL SCHOOL
*Natalie J. Ames
*Jean M. Anderson
*Joseph Bandini
*Warren T. Loud
*Philip Bandini
*Elinore R. MacDonald
*Donald H. Blanchard
*Virginia H. McIntire Herbert L. Nichols
*Edwin F. Burnett
*Anita M. Clark
*Elizabeth C. Paulson
*Herbert F. Pracejus
*Theresa C. Cody Jean E. Colarusso Marguerite A. Delorey
*Catherine P. Sheehan
*Neil M. Doherty
*Thomas C. Smith
*Phyllis G. Ellis
* Anna G. Walsh
*Barbara A. Hearn
*George Wilcox
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL
Edward Alemian
*Joseph Dalto
*Vazken Alemian
*Bennie DelVecchio
Lois Anderson
*Joseph M. Fucci
Joseph Barbiere
*Carmine Garofalo
Robert Bernard
*Dolores Garofalo
Edmund Caracciolo
*Harold Pecoraro
*Richard Caruso
*John Russo
*Jessie Church Joseph Costa
*Pauline White
*John Coyle
*Pauline Zeoli
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Lois Barbiere
*George Bicknell
*Donna Blanchard
* Alphonse Boni
*John Lennox
*Mary Budd
*Shirley Lynch Patricia Macleod
*Robert Cullivan
*Rudolph Nummi
*Patricia O'Leary
*Nancy Page
*Ernest Durante
*Julia Durante
*Rita Durante
** George Gardner
** Edward Gardner
*Harry Horsley
*Shirley Horsley Edward Kearns
*Gertrude Cobbett
* Anthony Daniele
*Dorothy Daniele Robert Dizer
*Marshall Perry
*Shirley Reidy Mildred Tucci
*Elsie White
*Stanley Whitmarsh
*Donald Swan
*Shirley M. Castonguay
*Norma Cheney
*Lisbeth Koopman Jean L. Leslie
*Joanne Hunt
*Janice Smith
*Leonard Russo
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Alma L. Belcher Norma A. Belcher
*John E. Butler
*Frederic M. Coon
*Ruth M. Johnson
*G. William Lundgren George McDonald
*Kenneth Munroe
*John G. Parsons
Edith G. Pratt
*H. Jacqueline Quinlan Richard J. Quinlan
*Dorothy E. Sloane
*Margaret R. Steeves John R. Webb
*Nancy Winslow
* Alfred H. Wolkovich
*Verna Wright
HUNT SCHOOL
*Albert E. Ahlstedt
*Wendall L. Baglow
*Richard E. Bakish Hope E. Billard
*Marcia Billings
*Morten B. Branting
*Natalie T. Buker
*Mary E. Burns
*Albert E. Cain
*Elsie C. Cain Kenneth C. Carmichael
*Robert W. Chalmers
*Kenneth A. Chubbuck
*Helen E. Clark *John F. Conner
*Virginia M. Crawford
*Jeanne F. Cross
*William F. Cross
*Walter W. Delaney
*Elva M. Dowd
*Paul Dowd
*Marguerite F. Downs
*Frank W. Farren
* Alson E. Furtaw
*Richard E. Gifford
*Sidney L. Gilman
*Harold S. Goodwin
*William Gorman Althea L. Hall Irene F. Harper
*Jean B. Hartford
*Fred E. Julien
*James J. McCarthy
*Lillian R. McCulloch John Mee
*Gloria P. Milligan
*Evelyn Morse
*Eleanor B. Nadell
*Allan Nickerson
*Marion A. O'Connor Marion A. O'Connor
*Norma P. Phillips
*Barbara E. Pollock
*Katherine E. Pratt
*Everett R. Rand
* Alden P. Randall
* Anna Scott
*Thomas F. Shields
*George E. Simpson Delpha A. Sjostedt Clarence B. Smith *Barbara A. Tirrell
*Edna L. Tirrell *Evelyn L. Tirrell
*Alan O. Warren
*A. Francis Weidman Bernard J. Wenners
*David E. Wenners
* Joseph A. Wenners
*Norman H. Whittle
*Wallace L. Whittle, Jr.
CENTER SCHOOL
*Laura Comeau
PRATT SCHOOL
*Nancy Flathers Frederick J. Hakala
*William Haynes
*Helen Karstunen
*Robert H. Karstunen
*Richard E. Kenerson
*Shirley Kenerson
*Elizabeth Marshall
*Genevieve Marshall
*Earle H. Newcomb
* Joseph R. Spinella Mazie Spinella
*Ernest C. Turpel, Jr.
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SHAW SCHOOL
*Jane E. Bacon Lois M. Badger
*Lester Bishop
*Vilda Comeau
*Aldrich Cook
*Evelyn Corey
*Edward R. Corridan
*Kenneth S. Howe
*Rosemarie Howe
*Pearl Lipsky Raymond McCurdy
*Anne E. Meyer
*Marie Meyer
*Mary O'Donnell
*George Pratt
*Joseph A. Pratt
EDWARD B. NEVIN SCHOOL
*Dorothea E. Altmeyer
*John Coffelt
*Pauline J. Coffelt
*Edward Daniele
*Sherrard Fleming
*Doris Gilligan
*Jane M. Hackett
*Robert G. Hackett
*Patricia O'Neil
*Vito Pardo
*Thelma Parsons
*Enders Robinson
*Richard Roy
*Ruth G. Roy Frances E. Whittemore
POND SCHOOL
Eleanor Page *Helen L. Thibeault
Marjorie Whiting
LIST OF PUPILS WHO RECEIVED A GRAMMAR SCHOOL DIPLOMA
ABIGAIL ADAMS SCHOOL
Roger Mayo Batchelder Edward Freeman Bates
William Earle Black
Stephen Paul Chumera Miriam Victoria Clare Amoret Gray Cowan James Francis Crowley Clifford Davis DeMers Mary Clara Faron Kenneth George Fuller Eleanor Marie Gould Frank Davis Halbert Margaret Adelaide Harte
Catherine Turnbull Harvey Geraldine Helen Leveille
William Alexander MacAlpine
Joseph Jeffery Ouellet Louise Marion Proffit
Harold Clements Sherwood Harold Stanton Staples Doris Delia Stenberg
Frances Louise Thomas
Elva Carja Voigt Margaret Lillian Webber
Barbara Anne Whitehead
BICKNELL SCHOOL
Stanley John Adukonis Pauline Louise Andersen
Donald MacLaren Anderson Jean Marjorie Anderson Rose Kathryn Barker Robert James Blaisdell Joseph Leonard Boudreau Dorothy Louise Briggs Howard Bernard Brown Robert Ernest Cady Russell Everett Cheney «Charles Warren Clark, Jr.
Keith Fales Clark John Leslie Clayton
Virginia Marie Colarusso Anna Mary Connors
Ruth Virginia Creamer Mildred Mary Currier
Maxine Elaine May Derbyshire Peter Frederick DiTullio Thomas Henry Donovan Wanda Marion Dulka Rita Margaret Durant Madeline Catherine Dwyer
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Frances Katherine Dyson Stanley Victor Genchauski Margaret Greer Pauline Nellie Grincavich Scott Huntington Hall John James Halladay Florence Marie Hansen Dudley Franklin Hilliard Claire Elizabeth Holden Matthew Edward Hughes Grace Helen Jones Marie Eleanor Kezer William Edward Kezer, Jr. Walter John Kosarick, Jr. John Edward Larner Gloria Marie Leclair Gertrude Marie Longchamps Vivian Josephine Lovell Amelia Anna Lukis Cecelia Regina MacDonnell Mary Joanne MacDonnell Helen Aldyth Macleod Isabelle Violet Macleod John Robert Maconochie, Jr. Marjorie Eloise Madden Paul Arthur Mayne Thomas Francis McCue Virginia Hope McIntire Ronald Joseph Mclellan Rita Pauline Meade Robert Francis Meade Norman Frederick Miller Joseph Edward Moe
Sooren Alemian Zaren Alemian Edwin Debs Amoroso Catherine Anderson Warren Albert Andrews Elizabeth Mary Belcastro Dorothy Cartland Belcher Warren Leslie Billings Carmella Rita Braccia Bertha May Butler Patricia Frances Butler Joseph Caruso Marjorie Weston Chase John Francis Cipullo Phyllis Madeline Cirigliano Edward Walton Cobbett, Jr. Edward Francis Colombi Firman Angers Coon Emma Constance Corbo Allan Cowing Harry Joseph Cronin Charles Andrew Cullivan Grace Elizabeth Cullivan Noreen Alice Cullivan Leonard Edward Cyr Shirley Elaine Darrin
Paul Stanley Mugford Catherine Elizabeth Mulloy Frank William Murphy Shirley Edna Nicholls Herbert Leon Nichols Violet Claire Nichols Vivian Jean Olson Henry Peaslee Chester Russell Philbrick Walter James Pratt Harold Libby Procter Barbara Aleen Reed
Catherine Rita Richards Patricia Mary Rieker Harold Forrest Ruxton, Jr.
Mary Elizabeth Schultz Peter Scott, Jr. Harriette Lois Sewell Frederick Joseph Sheehan
Louise Irene Smith
Barbara Ann Stearns
Norman Joseph Stevenson Loretta Mary Sybertz Anna Gertrude Walsh Kathleen Winifred Weir Loula Merriam Whitford Barbara Elizabeth Wilcox Robert Allan Wilkinson Donald Joseph Williams John Arthur Williams Charles Philip Wolfe, Jr. Robert Preston Woodworth Charlotte Nellie Wysocki
JUNIOR ANNEX
John Henry Davidson Mary Josephine DeLuca Elizabeth Mary Dentino Samuel Alfred Dentino Beatrice Estelle Diersch Grace DiLorenzo Marjorie Aileen Dizer Irene Emma Dussault Joseph Arthur Dussault Louis Eacobacci Margaret Eacobacci Benjamin Nathaniel Ells, 2nd Lorraine Margaret Farrar Marshall Carmen Ferrino Gloria Theresa Ferruzza Roy Elwood Gibson Anthony John Guiducci Marion Phyllis Hamilton Edward Mathias Hart Helen Hart Oliver Jarvis Howe, 2nd Grace Elizabeth Hoyt Eleanor Marie Hull Lois Jenkins Hunt Robert Douglas Hunt Rose Azadooy Karaian
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Russell Irving King Frank Konrad, Jr. James Francis Landry Paul Norris Litchfield Eliot Turner McIsaac Virginia Messikian June Louise Miller Marjorie Mae Mooney Mary Margaret Newell Robert William Newell Esther Louise Newton June Myrtle Parkinson Flora Cynthia Passero Gaeton Paul Pecoraro Phyllis Louise Perry Edward Joseph Petrucelli Betty Esther Petze John Francis Phelan
Joseph Ernest Phillips Barbara Ann Rodgerson Louis Albert Rubbo Virginia Safarian James Samuel Salemme Flora Antoinette Scarpelli Bernice Emily Sevigny Wilfred Edward Shelley Gilda Sparda William Robert Striano Stanley. Reginald Sulis Jane Tower
Davis Stewart Watson Arthur Stewart Weir Joseph Francis Wolfe George Albert Wright Nancy Isabelle Xavier Frank Louis Zeoli
HUNT SCHOOL
Patricia Armstrong Douglas Arnold Phyllis Amy Bishop Shirley Virginia Bowie Phyllis Jean Bridson Bowen Buckman, Jr. Natalie Thurston Buker Herbert Wilson Caldwell
Kenneth Charles Carmichael
Dana Kimball Chamberlin Charles Joseph Christopher Richard Paul Coffey Robert Ernest Cote Kenneth Arthur Coughlin John Joseph Delory Mildred Elizabeth Desmond Ralph Charles DeYoung Donald Reed Dickinson Elva Malaney Dowd Pauline Mae Dowd John Francis Dwyer Ruth Mae Evans James Byron Farish, Jr. Frank Whitton Farren Delia Marie Fay Norbert Lincoln Frazier Sidney Lee Gilman Edith Lucinda Glines Doris Priscilla Goodwin Marion Dorothea Greene Mathew Bernard Harrington, Jr. Robert William Havey Lawrence Edward Hewitt Frank Edward Hilton
Dorothy Louise Hutchins Dorothy Elinor Jones Marie Helen Kincaid
Eleanor Catherine McCarthy
John Henry McCarthy Gerald Ross Magee Evelyn Morse Irene Mary Newcomb
Arthur Gordon Nickerson Marion Alice O'Connor
James Henry Orcutt
Dorothy Eleanor Petze Audrey Roberta Pike Leonard Warren Pitts Katherine Elizabeth Pratt Roger Marshall Pray Frank Lewis Quimby Marion Ada Quimby Everett Reginald Rand Marjorie Roberts William Ortin Simpson Joseph John Sloan Catherine Etta Smith
Clarence Bernard Smith Harold Eugene Tenney Edna Lillian Tirrell Barbara Elsie Turner Walter Edric Turner Irene Eva Vickery Phyllis Marguerite Warren James Morris Wheeler Wallace Lovering Whittle, Jr. Clarissa Elizabeth Willis Paul Rudolph Youngholm
PRATT SCHOOL
Harold Martin Allonen Dorothy Rose Arena Russell Raymond Blake Evelyn Mabel Carey Rita Marie Daly Alice Helen Edmonds®
William John Ellis Frederick John Hakala William Gordon Henson, Jr. Mary Esther Hickey Richard Harden Hughes Margaret Mary Kelley
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Mary Catherine MacDonald William Herbert Mencke Nancy Mildred Mottola Phoebe Elizabeth Nelson Earle Herbert Newcomb Cleo Roderson
Alice Emily Smith Ellis Fowke Smith Joseph Frederick Spinella Carolyn Mildred Stone Dorothea Tighe Shirley Mae Williamson
SHAW SCHOOL
Lois Marie Badger Robert Leslie Bearce Kathleen Estelle Bell
Charles Gerald Bezanson Marjorie Ann Burrell
Madelyn Ruth Condrick Jane Elizabeth Connell Tirrell Cook Dorothy Corey Evelyn Corey Edward Raymond Corridan Elizabeth Lottie Dolan
Malcolm Earl Dudley Alice May Emswiler Ruth Lenore Grono
Russell Nathaniel Kenn, Jr.
John Joseph Killilea
Ralph Leonard Lehtola
Pearl Lipsky Marie Meyer
Claire Virginia Robar
Everett Allison Tatreau
Pierce Arthur Tatreau William Earl Yetman
EDWARD B. NEVIN SCHOOL
Elmer L. Baird Edith J. Ball H. Stuart Barker, Jr. Ruth M. Barker Charles M. Brackett, Jr. Rita A. Brennen Ernest L. Buttner Mildred L. Corkum
Marion I. Leonard Elizabeth Lincoln William H. Mackin
Josephine Macri Dorothy F. Mellen Raymond Montgomery Ruth V. Myatt Patricia O'Neil Norman E. Ricker, Jr.
Leslie G. Crumbaker
Ruby M. Dean Robert T. deCourcy
Robert B. Sargent Everett C. Sloat
Bradford A. Denton Lila M. Dugan George N. Eck, Jr. Marjorie Fearing Gloria A. Ferullo Martha E. Gerrior Marjorie G. Hathaway Harold F. Hill, Jr. Thomas F. Kelley Harold E. Klingeman
Ralph E. Smith Daniel J. Sullivan
Vergie C. Tompkins Helen F. Vinal Robert S. Watson Kenneth R. Weeks Francis J. Wolfe Alfred C. Williams
Clarence H. Williams Francis H. Williams
POND SCHOOL
Francis Barcellos Martha Beatrice Bicknell Arthur Carleton Callahan Lucille Esther Campbell Carolyn Cole Alice Louise Connor Hildagarde Ditchett Ruth Margaret Dondero Charlotte Evelyn Evans Ralph E. Evans Elaine Marie Fairweather Michael J. Fitzgerald Elizabeth Foley Charles A. Fredrickson Elaine Gaskill Norman George
Ida Susan Hosmer Louise F. Jannell James William Jordan Eunice M. Kohler John H. Lane Virginia Marie Leahy Kenneth Thurston Macleod Betty Rose Maraget Louise H. Martin Warren Stanley Pearson Ellen Elizabeth Pratt Marion Bertha Roberts Doris Louise Roe Erle D. Rose Helen Louise Thibeault Florence S. Tirrell
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GRADUATION EXERCISES WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL 1938
Class Motto: On! Sail On!
Class Colors: Red and Silver.
High School Building, Weymouth Center, Thursday morning, June 23, 1938, 10 o'clock.
CLASS OFFICERS
President, Harry John Botterud
Vice-President, Frederick Alexander Allan Secretary, Elizabeth Marie Hearn
Treasurer, Eva Marie Doyle
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OFFICERS
President, Ian Douglas Weir
Vice-President, Robert Andrew Hippler
Secretary-Treasurer, Francis Elwin Nadell
CLASS MARSHALL
Arthur Heald Vinal
DANCE COMMITTEE Charles Sewall, Chairman
Pauline AuCoin Shirley Bicknell John Burgoyne Maynard Carter Harriet Cate Vinal Dean Robert Elsner Mary Gloster
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