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Because the enrollment in carpentry and cabinetmaking is something like five times what it was in the thirties, more space was an absolute necessity. The School Committee, after looking over proposed plans, de- cided to approve a frame shop building to be built by the boys near the present school. This building is designed primarily as a headquarters for the carpentry boys. When better vocational facilities are provided later on, this shop can be used by the maintenance department. In fact, pro- vision in the plans is made to extend the building next year to provide
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John Fee, student in the Carpentry Department working on the house being built by the boys.
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Sawdust separator built in the Sheet Metal Shop for the new Cabinetmaking dust collecting system.
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housing for the various vehicles and power machinery used in maintenance work. At present these trucks and mowers are housed in the garage and interfere with the class work. Both the house project and the new car- penter shop project were discussed with the Advisory Committee and have their approval.
New equipment bought this year includes a Chandler & Price auto- matic printing press, additions to the Ludlow matrix equipment in the print shop, heavy rolls for the sheet metal shop, a new blower system for the cabinet shop, and a battery quick charger and spark plug cleaner for the garage. For next year we have budgeted a paper cutter, proof press, and several fonts of Ludlow matrices for the print shop, a band saw for the cabinet shop, a bus or station wagon for transporting the carpenters to and from their jobs, and five items of machinery for the new carpenter shop.
I wish to extend to the Superintendent of Schools, to my assistant, the members of the faculty, and to the members of the maintenance staff, my appreciation for the excellent support and cooperation given me during the year.
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
Resignations
Abigail Adams School Bicknell School
Helen M. King William J. Doyle
Kathryn J. Gaughen
H. Barbara Kane
James Humphrey School
Mary L. Capiferri
Hunt School
Carmella Pepe Adrienne M. Garrity
Edith E. Rowell
High School
Dorothy Corey, Assistant Secretary
Norman D. Loud
Rose Silverman
Vocational School
Harold C. Sherwood
Leave of Absence High School
Dorothy Pearson (exchange teacher to Great Britain)
Retirement Edward B. Nevin School
Winfield B. Baker, Janitor
IN MEMORIAM
CHARLES Y. BERRY
Principal Hunt School
Service
1910
- 1947
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Elections
Abigail Adams School Athens School
Bicknell School Hunt School
Pratt School Shaw School Edward B. Nevin School Pond School
High School
Joseph J. Lesenechal Eileen M. Finnegan M. Elaine Sullivan Geraldine Muller
Ralph B. Stewart Anna E. Sullivan Florence Frost Margaret M. McCarthy
Barbara H. Warren
Edward L. Madden, Jr.
Anna M. Walsh
Helen W. Bartley
Gretta L. Dyas
Louise J. Hill
Laura Nash, Assistant Secretary
Ervin Stuart
Kenneth H. Bates, Janitor-Maintenance Department
Alfred P. Cicchese, Janitor
Ralph S. Cushing, Janitor (elected November 5, 1946)
William A. Dwyer
Eric A. Roy
Harold A. Rudolph
Evening School Principal Clothing
J. Francis Martin Alice M. Cullen (Mrs.)
Dorothy I. Pope
Louise E. Watts
Olive E. Hackett
Helen M. Norris
Carolyn H. Ferguson (Mrs.)
Wallace T. Driscoll
Exchange Teacher from Great Britain High School Betty Gill
Return from Leave of Absence High School
Virginia Nye (exchange teacher to Great Britain)
IN MEMORIAM
NELLIE G. BEATON
Teacher
1937
- 1943
Military Service
1943
1947
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Junior Annex
Vocational School
Foods Office Machines Shorthand Typewriting
Woodworking
Transfers
Marjorie F. Cass Jeannette F. Hawes Mary E. Lonergan
Marion R. Loud
Edward F. Tracy
Center to Pratt Abigail Adams to Bicknell Hunt, Grade VIII, to Hunt, Assistant Principal, Grade VIII
Shaw to Nevin Hunt, Assistant Principal, Grade VII, to Hunt, Principal
Substitutes - December 31, 1947
John Adams School Athens School Bicknell School
Anna R. Gelas (Mrs.)
Eileen B. McCarthy (Mrs.)
Kathryn G. Cronin (Mrs.)
Alma R. Driscoll (Mrs.)
Elizabeth L. Metcalf (Mrs.) Alice E. Roberts (Mrs.) Hilda M. Bangs (Mrs.)
Mary B. Muldoon (Mrs.)
Helen B. Mark (Mrs.)
Hunt School
Marie C. Kane (Mrs.)
Adrienne M. Hill (Mrs.)
Alice B. Wallace (Mrs.)
Ruth J. Holbrook (Mrs.)
Gladys F. Hobson (Mrs.)
Frances M. Mulcahy (Mrs.)
Pond School
Alberta R. Kelly (Mrs.)
High School
Ruth E. Anderson (Mrs.), Secretary
Mildred C. Crawford (Mrs.)
BASIC SALARY SCHEDULE
Adopted as of April 1, 1947
Schedule
Steps
4 years Preparation
5 years Preparation
6 years Preparatoin
Periods
1
$1,800.
$2,000.
$2,200.
2
1,900.
2,100.
2,300.
A
3
2,000.
2,200.
2,400.
4
2,100.
2,300.
2,500.
5
2,200.
2,400.
2,600.
B
6
2,300.
2,500.
2,700.
7
2,400.
2,600.
2,800.
8
2,500.
2,700.
2,900.
C
9
2,600.
2,800.
3,000.
10
2,700.
2,900.
3,100.
11
2,800
3,000.
3,200.
D
12
2,900.
3,100.
3,300.
13
3,000.
3,200.
3,400.
14
3,100.
3,300.
3,500.
E
15
3,200.
3,400.
3,600.
16
3,300.
3,500.
3,700.
17
3,400.
3,600.
3,800.
During each period, A, B, C, D, and E, one course of two credits must be taken.
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James Humphrey School
Jefferson School
Mary A. Nolan (Mrs.)
Pratt School
Junior Manual Arts Class
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL
Elementary Teachers High School Teachers Supervisors and Special Teachers School Nurses Clerks
117
67
13
3
3
203
SCHOOL POPULATION
Enrollment as of close of school in June:
Year
High School
Elementary
Total
1936
1,397
3,353
4,750
1937
1,533
3,300
4,833
1938
1,576
3,235
4,811
1939
1,621
3,252
4,873
1940
1,715
3,214
4,929
1941
1,691
3,266
4,957
1942
1,609
3,237
4,846
1943
1,510
3.216
4,726
1944
1,364
3,182
4,546
1945
1,404
3,207
4,611
1946
1,381
3,312
4,693
1947
1,502
3,273
4,775
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT (as of October 1, 1947)
By Classes
Boys
Girls
Total
Freshmen
223
165
388
Sophomores
231
212
443
Juniors
119
167
286
Seniors
163
144
307
Postgraduates
&
Unclassified
27
2
29
763
690
1453
By Courses
Freshmen Sophomores Juniors
Seniors
P.G. & Uncl.
Total
College
129
144
122
116
15
526
Business
132
183
125
104
544
General
19
17
27
30
93
Agriculture
13
13
9
7
42
Home Economics
16
12
3
6
37
Vocational
79
74
44
14
211
388
443
286
307
29
1453
Sources of Freshmen
Bicknell
63
Hunt
60
Junior Annex
77
Pratt
17
Shaw
14
Edward B. Nevin
49
Pond
19
Other Schools
66
Repeaters
23
388
-
-
252
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT October 1, 1947
School
VIII
VII
VI
V
IV
III
II
I
Sp.
Total
Abigail & John Adams
40
38
30
33
38
44
43
266
Athens
32
58
26
57
62
235
Bicknell
73
83
79
50
60
65
66
57
533
James Humphrey
60
34
33
16
19
29
191
Jefferson
26
22
21
29
98
Junior Annex
109
109
Washington
29
27
30
28
36
30
180
Hunt
· 79
71
74
69
70
97
81
114
655
Pratt
30
33
27
28
34
31
43
47
273
Shaw
17
11
19
14
23
14
22
30
150
Edward B. Nevin
55
48
39
43
56
58
48
71
418
Pond
22
24
19
22
29
30
31
37
214
Junior Manual Arts Total
385
370
358
348
419
425
468
549
59
3381
59
59
253
RECORD OF BIRTHS IN WEYMOUTH BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR AN EIGHT-YEAR PERIOD, WITH A COMPARISON OF ACTUAL FIRST GRADE ENROLLMENT IN 1945, 1946 AND 1947
Birth Years
Entrance to School
1939-1940 1940-1941 1941-1942 1942-1943 1943-1944 1944-1945 1945-1946 Sept. 1945 Sept. 1946 Sept. 1947 Sept. 1948 Sept. 1949 Sept. 1950 Sept. 1951 Sept. 1952
Athens and Bicknell Districts
51
71
63
97
135
123
118
180
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
119
135
119
Adams District
42
37
43
65
52
75
71
64
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
42
43
43
Humphrey, Washington, & Jefferson Districts 80
97
89
110
111
113
104
129
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
69
80
88
Hunt and Center Districts
83
84
97
120
164
131
128
183
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
124
97
114
Pratt District
39
44
32
40
45
38
42
52
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
39
48
47
Shaw District
16
28
20
19
28
22
16
32
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
15
28
30
Nevin District
42
57
65
55
75
78
56
94
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
57
59
71
Pond District
16
29
33
30
36
46
30
46
Actual 1st Grade Enrollment
34
37
37
Total Births
369
447
442
536
646
626
565
780
Total Enrollments
499
527
549
*From April of one year through March of the next year; for example, the births in the first column cover the following period, April to December 1939 and January to March 1940. These children were eligible for entrance to school in September 1945.
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1946-1947
MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE (as of October 1, 1947)
21 and
5
6 . 7
8
9
10
11 12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 over Total
Grade I
B
110
159
19
1
G
130
119
8
257
Grade II
B
69
126
29
5
229
G
110
113
9
1
1
234
Grade III
B
1
78
105
23
5
1
213
G
85
102
15
3
205
Grade IV
B
57
118
21
3
3
202
G
58
135
14
5
2
214
Grade V
B
51
86
28
13
3
181
72
73
17
2
1
165
Grade VI
B
51
85
28
13
3
1
181
57
93
16
5
2
173
Grade VII
B
42
86
32
13
4
1
70
92
20
4
2
189
Grade VIII
B
2
75
96
24
9
1
1
208
Special
B
1
1
1
7
5
7
6
11
7
2
2
50
Grade IX
B
1
54
83
50
25
7
2
1
223
1
51
90
17
5
1
165
Grade X
B
53
116
39
16
4
2
1
231
Grade XI
B
1
39
60
15
2
1
1
119
G
74
77
13
3
167
Grade XII
B
1
57
62
28
3
5
7
163
G
3
56
75
8
2
144
Postgraduates
B
5
5
1
1
1
13
Special
B
1
1
3
9
14
G
0
Total
240
458
430
362
421
319
351
373
380
394
430
349
202
54
11
9
19
4802
Boys
110
229
224
193
198
170
164
185
199
190
225
186
108
41
9
9
19
2459
Girls
130
229
206
169
223
149
187
188
181
204
205
163
94
13
2
2343
-
47
91
26
7
3
174
G
4
3
1
8
G
4
81
99
24
3
1
212
G
2
G
1
1
177
G
255
G
G
G
289
SCHOOL CENSUS (as of October 1, 1947)
Boys
5-6 years
7-13 years
14-16 years
Total
Ward I
177
450
141
768
Ward II
78
324
84
486
Ward III
82
227
63
372
Ward IV
72
247
62
381
Ward V
71
214
68
353
Total
480
1,462
418
2,360
Girls
Ward I
144
464
134
742
Ward II
97
315
84
496
Ward III
63
236
73
372
Ward IV
70
220
56
346
Ward V
58
219
63
340
Total
432
1,454
410
2,296
Grand Total
912
2,916
828
4,656
DISTRIBUTION OF ABOVE MINORS
Public Schools
642
2,587
768
3,997
Private Schols
88
316
56
460
Not enrolled in any school
182
13
4
199
Total
912
2,916
828
4,656
EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES
Total number of minors between the ages of 14 and 16 certified during 1947 for
Boys
Girls
Total
Full-time employment
2
2
4
Part-time employment
31
15
46
Total
33
17
50
EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES
Total number of minors between the ages of 16 and 21 certified for employment during 1947:
Boys 192
Girls 304
Total
496
-
256
REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE
632
Absences investigated
14
Investigations for School Health Department
33
Employment Permits investigated
6
Investigation of businesses employing minors illegally
1
Missing persons investigated
7
Damage to school property investigations
12
Larceny cases investigated
4
Investigation of fire set near Adams School
2
Total
716
Court cases
Statutory rape on a fifteen-year-old girl
1
Informal hearings
16
Cases turned over to School Health Department
34
Cases turned over to Probation Officer
2
Committed to Lancaster Industrial School for Girls
1
Committed to Middlesex County Training School
1
Total
74
Property recovered for School Department $141.80
REPORT OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Students examined by the school physicians, assisted by the school nurses.
1250
Students sent to school physicians for certificates to return to school 270
Exclusions with indications of communicable diseases - whoop- ing cough, chicken pox, measles, etc.
322
Exclusions for indications of communicable skin diseases such as scabies, ringworm, impetigo
201
Exclusions for pediculosis
223
Students taken to physicians for first aid
42
Students immunized against diphtheria
590
Pre-school children immunized against diphtheria
196
Children given reinforcing doses of diphtheria toxoid
160
Senior students X-rayed for tuberculosis
338
School personnel X-rayed, including entire cafeteria staff
54
Students' vision tests
4860
Cases of defective vision
319
Students who obtained glasses through generosity of Lions' Club 23
Home visits made by the school nurses
834
257
School discipline cases investigated
5
Investigation of Breaking, Entering, and Larceny cases
19
REPORT OF DENTAL CLINIC (Paid for by Board of Health) Mary A. Uracius, Dental Hygienist
Pupils examined
Pupils needing dental treatment
675
Patients
695
Permanent fillings
124
Deciduous fillings
57
Permanent extractions
156
Deciduous extractions
173
COST OF EDUCATION (per pupil in average membership) Fiscal or Calendar Year
Weymouth
State
1939
$ 87.37
1939
$103.85
1940
88.06
1940
107.08
1941
91.97
1941
112.48
1942
104.26
1942
120.22
1943
116.94
1943
129.63
1944
123.67
1944
134.90
1945
127.98
1945
141.70
1946
139.31
1946
151.77
School Year Weymouth
1944-5
$127.77
1945-6
130.02
1946-7
152.13
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION FOR 1947 EXPENDITURES*
Item
Amount
Percentage*
1947
1946
1945
1944
Administration
$ 19,707.37
2.4
2.6
2.7
2.4
Teachers' Salaries
516,310.21
63.4
63.7
65.9
64.3
Textbooks and Supplies
32,250.55
4.0
3.6
3.0
2.7
Health
8,824.33
1.1
Transportation
29,888.10
3.7
4.0
3.6
3.2
Janitors
48,859.96
6.0
6.5
6.8
7.1
Fuel
16,207.75
2.0
2.0
1.8
2.3
Light, Power, Water
6,979.81
.9
.9
1.0
1.1
Maintenance
61,047.83
7.5
7.8
6.3
7.4
Other Expense
1,210.55
.1
.3
.3
.3
Day Household Arts
7,405.01
.9
.8
.7
.9
Day Industrial
59,513.92
7.3
7.4
7.8
8.2
Evening and Apprenticeship Schools
2,143.24
.3
Support of Truants
334.00)
Tuition
1,363.71)
Traveling Expense
263.04)
.2
2
1
1
Total Expenditures
$813,659.38
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
1947
Total Instructional Salaries
$568,569.23
69.9%
Total Noninstructional Salaries
96,552.36
11.8%
Total Department Salaries
$665,121.59
81.7%
*figured to the nearest tenth of one per cent
258
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War Veterans' Retirement
1.350.00
2
.2
Prophylaxis treatments
2758
1067
FEDERAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENTS
Smith-Hughes Fund : Day Household Arts Day Industrial
$ 222.53 1,124.91
$1,347.44
George-Deen Fund: Part-time Apprenticeship
380.00
$1,727.44
CREDITS
The sums listed below are due the Town and are not credited to the School Department appropriation. Therefore, for the purpose of deter- mining net cost of schools to the Town, the amounts listed below should be deducted from the total expenditures.
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$813,659.38
Credits
State Reimbursement:
Teachers' Salaries
$34,490.00
Transportation
2,060.00
Day Household Arts*
4,300.61
Day Industrial*
21,693.61
Evening Practical Arts*
151.36
Evening Apprenticeship*
164.41
Tuition paid to other localities Trade Schools
259.27
$63.119.26
*Half cost of instruction
Tuition :
Day Industrial
8,302.11
State Wards
1,458.20
City Wards
299.26
.
High School
309.77
Agricultural Dept., High School
61.56
Physically Handicapped - home instruction
28.00
10,458.90
Miscellaneous Cash Receipts :
Day Industrial sales :
Auto Repairs
$363.45
Cabinetmaking
110.01
Carpentry
81.89
Printing 275.83
Sheet Metal
594.47
Supplies
324.82
1,750.47
Fines, damages, refunds; sale
of supplies, old books, etc .; telephones
573.56
2,324.03
TOTAL CREDITS
75,902.19
TOTAL NET COST TO TOWN
$737,757.19
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HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S REPORT OF ATHLETIC ACCOUNTS
Reserve Account
Cash on hand, September 1, 1946
Transfer from Operating Account
$7,100.00 2,900.00 $10,000.00
Interest
933.03
Balance on hand, September 1, 1947
$10,933.03
Operating Account
Sport
Receipts Expense
Surplus $4,242.06
Deficit
Football
$12,913.54 $ 8,671.48
Basketball
1,305.33
1,164.25
141.08
Baseball
473.06
$473.06
Wrestling
44.80
44.80
Track & Cross Country
56.52
509.97
453.45
$14,275.39 $10,863.56
$4,383.14
$971.31
Miscellaneous Receipts : Lost Equipment
30.00
Miscellaneous Expenses :
Cleaning and Repairing
86.57
Printing and Advertising
41.85
Legion Field Expense
196.67
Miscellaneous Equipment
368.70
Medical and Dental Expense
326.50
Dues, Meetings, etc.
30.50
Tickets
53.35
Band Uniforms
700.00
First Aid Equipment
69.48
Awards
24.75
Postage
7.39
Hospital Plan
300.00
$14,305.39 $13,069.32
$4,383.14
$971.31
Balance on hand, September 1, 1946
1,053.38
$15,358.77
Transfer to Reserve Account
2,900.00
$15,969.32
Deficit in Operating Account
$ 610.55
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SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES IN DIFFERENT SPORTS School Year 1946-1947
Football
Basketball
Baseball
Wrestling
Track
Total
Equipment
$2,461.92
$279.00
$191.51 138.40
$32.40
$126.86
$3,091.69
Transportation
500.64
125.30
192.92
957.26
First Aid
18.28
2.75
21.03
Moving Picture Expense
554.48
554.48
Theft Insurance - Office Safe and Legion Field
17.36
17.36
Printing & Advertising
138.67
13.80
1.00
8.41
161.88
Guarantees
550.00
550.00
Officials
270.00
168.00
40.00
478.00
Police
298.50
117.00
415.50
Federal Admission Taxes
1,779.59
215.95
1,995.54
Cleaning & Repairing
1,107.99
51.95
73.25
6.57
1,239.76
Services on Gates
301.55
126.00
427.55
Assistant Coaching and Scouting
230.00
230.00
Awards
37.50
12.60
12.60
11.40
24.43
98.53
Sweaters
405.00
51.90
17.30
113.85
588.05
Entry Fees
16.00
16.00
Shoes & Spikes
15.93
15.93
South Shore Track Meet
5.00
5.00
$8,671.48
$1,164.25
$473.06
$44.80
$509.97
$10,863.56
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WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Financial Statement for School Year 1946-1947
RESERVE ACCOUNT Cash on hand, October 1, 1946
$2,625.03
Receipts
Cafeteria
$720.72
*Manual Arts
133.86
*Sewing
*Junior Manual Arts
483.13
1,337.71
Expenditures
Cafeteria *Manual Arts
97.37
*Sewing
*Junior Manual Arts
724.93
824.25
Cash on hand, September 30, 1947
$3,138.49
*These are cash-for-cash transactions. The money either has been or will be returned to this account.
East Weymouth, Mass. December 19, 1947
This is to certify that we have examined the books, accounts, and vouchers of the Weymouth High School Cafeteria and Miscellaneous Fund, and find same to be correct as of October 1, 1947. (limited to the Reserve Account)
(Signed) C. L. Curtis, Auditor Joseph W. Mahoney, Chairman of Weymouth School Committee
OPERATING ACCOUNT
Cash on hand, September 1, 1946 Total Sales
$45,872.56
Reimbursement from the Food Dis- tribution Administration (School Lunch Program)
7,343.36
53,215.92
Expenditures
Expenditures
Paid by check: Service
$9,391.18
Income tax withholding deductions
1,259.57
10,650.75
Meat, vegetables, groceries, milk etc.
35,483.54
Other Expense:
New refrigerator
768.00
Equipment, repairs, miscellaneous supplies and materials
1,461.58
Liability and fire insurance
197.33
Armored car service
118.00
Checking account service
26.06
2,570.97
$48,705.26
Paid by cash:
Pupils service
2,191.00
Postage
15.00
2,206.00
50,911.26
Difference between cash available and expenditures
$3,025.38
Return to Reserve Fund on account of 1945-1946 Transfer
720.72
Cash on hand, September 1, 1947
$2,304.66
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$720.72
$53,936.64
(Signed)
$ 1.95
$3,962.74
WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
JUNE 18, 1947
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Edward Percival Adams Marilyn Gertrude Alley James Francis Allison, Jr. Donald Herbert Almquist Nancy Lorraine Ames Thomas Edward Amos Richard Arthur Anderson
Mary Frances Clark Robert Francis Clark Robert Waldron Clark
Catherine Michelina Colasanti Barbara Ann Condrick
*Ralph Michael Andrea. John Frederick Angeline Marjorie Olive Armstrong ¿George Arthur Bailey Barbara Jean Baird Ward Bennett Ballard
Lorraine Theresa Condrick Elizabeth Anne Connolly Richard Paul Connolly Louise Mary Costa Robert Ernest Cote Melvin Gardiner Cowe, Jr. William Francis Cross Jean Marie Cullivan John Leonard Cushen Joseph Francis Dalto James William Daly James David Damstra
** Anthony James Daniele Dorothy Anne Danielson Shirley Dean
Francis Henry DeCoste Anthony Del Bosco
George Francis DeMello
Robert Wendell Dizer Burton Loring Doble, Jr. Matthew Alfred Donadio Nancy Louise Dorn Everett Franklin Dow, Jr. Marion Therese Doyle
Mary Madeline Bresnahan
Karl Layng Briggs, Jr. Barbara Shirley Brigham
Margaret Elizabeth Draper James Walter Duca. Ernest John Durante Julia Mary Durante Barbara Ann Dwyer John Norman Dwyer
Roy Allen Brigham Elizabeth Ann Brown Natalie Irene Brown
Walter Dudley Bullard
Paul James Estabrook
Edwin Frank Burnett
Raymond Clay Evans, Jr.
Ethel Louise Evanson
Raymond Leonard L. Ewell, Jr.
Norma Grace Farell Charles Albert Faulds
Rex Herder Fenderson, Jr.
Pearl Gertrude Fisher Cornelius Donald Flynn
Jeanne Marie Fopiano
Evelyn Lois Forest Mary Jane Fraser
Francis Edward Frazier
Teresa Elizabeth Gallant
John Andrew Gallian, Jr.
Edward Thomas Gardner George Farrar Gardner Kenneth Richmond Gay Jean Mary George
Doris Louise Gerry Margaret Phyliss Giovanucci Robert Burnett Goodspeed
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*Richard Walter Barker Richard Emerson Bates John Gerard Baumeister Robert Laurence Belcher John Joseph Benson Jean Marie Bentley Carl Walter Bergfors Rosemarie Nathalia Bianco Donald Clapp Bishop Norman Harold Blanchard Jean Blenus Henry Peter Boucher, Jr. Leo James Boyle William James Brady
Nancy Ann Brda Shirley Lovell Brenan
*Roy Clifton Burr George Joseph Butler Mary Brenda Byrne Elsie Cecilia Cain Nancy Cain Ernest John Campbell Anthony William Cardinal
Shirley Priscilla Carlson
Gladys Susanna Mae Carter Robert Shields Carter Richard Paul Caruso Marie Kathryn Casassa Helen Rita Casciani Charles Joseph Casey, Jr. Lawrence Henry Caulfield, Jr. Robert Lewis Cavanagh Carol Ellen Chase Jean Barbara Chase
Sam Arthur Christie Julia Florence Ciccone
Ethel Lois Gould Jean Monroe Gourley Doris Virginia Griggs Barbara Ann Hamilton Donald Leon Hannaford Dorothy Lois Hartford Charles Forsyth Hastie Edith Theresa Havey Roald Heitmann Barbara Ruth Hill Joan Margery Hilliard Charles Francis Holbrook Marilyn Holbrook Meredith Holbrook David William Huntoon June Inez Jerpi Doris Elinor Johanson Peter Norman Johnson Eileen Mary Johnston
Janette Estelle Jones Beverly Lorraine Jordan Pauline Thais Jordan Shirley Louise Joyce Dorothy Barbara Keefe Robert Keith Estelle Lorraine Kendall John Joseph Kerwin, Jr.
Hanora Eileen Kezer
Robert Elwood King
Margaret Allan Knox
Bertha Cecilia LaMontagne Raymond Paul LaMontague Albert Edwin Landers. Michael Paul LaRocco
Arnold Perry Lasse
Robert Marsh Leach
Robert Jospeh Leggett
William Francis Leone
Audrey Louise Leslie Helena Ann LeVangie
William Edward Levangie, Jr.
Richard Bruno Liva
Frederick Alton Loud
William Paul Luscombe, Jr.
James Gillian MacAlpine, Jr. Patricia Marjorie Macleod Gregory Joseph Macri, Jr. Grace Fay Maddy Beatrice Emma Malerba Mildred Margaret Marchillo Marion Theresa Martell *Sally Erna Mathews Bernard Gerard Mattie James Joseph McCarthy, Jr. George James McCue William Russell McIntosh
Audrey Hammond McKenna Robert William Mclellan Joanne Frances McMerriman Evelyn Anne McNamara Dorothy Louise McRae
Barbara Ann Messier Donald Harold Miller William Arthur Mi'ils Louise Velma Molisse *Herbert Elwood Morse, Jr. Kenneth Dudley Munroe John Anthony Murphy Antoinette Marie Muscillo Claire Edith Nash Jean Lorraine Nash Ronald William Neilson Harold Whitman Nelson Jacob I. Nesson
Wallace Franklin Newcomb Jeanne Marie Norve Patricia Mary O'Leary
George Robert O'Neill Mary Elizabeth O'Sullivan Shirley Hazel Ouellet Frances Regina Packard David West Paulson Thomas Ray Pearson Salvatore Joseph Pepe Barbara Frances Perry Carl Lund Peterson Kenneth Moore Peterson Gloria Ann Petze Douglas Maurice Pickard Robert Edwin Pierce
Dorothy Agnes Pitcher
Thomas Joseph Pitcher Warren Kendell Porter Henry John Poulin
Shirley Eula Pritchett Gordon Howard Rauch Conrad Pearley Reed Shirley Theresa Reidy William George Rennie, Jr. David Meredith Resnick Mary Theresa Richards Kenneth Malcolm Roberts Roy Newton Robertson Anna Kathrine Robinson Robert Louis Rodgerson Lorne Sherman Rushton Barbara Anne Ruxton Irene Mary Ryan Edna Lillian Sargent Dorothy Helen Sarno Shirley Carol Savola Lillian Doris Scarpelli Priscilla Schlusemeyer
*Robert Lawrence Schuler *Fortunato John Serafini Arthur John Sewell John William Sheehy Philip Bickford Shepherd Shirley Mae Shepherd Lucille Grace Sheppard Patricia Frances Sherrick Richard Curry Sherwood
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Edward Raymond Silva Louise Elsie Simonds Catherine Smith Franklin Amos Smith, Jr. Leo Louis Smith, Jr. Michael John Smith, Jr. William Brainard Smith Alfred Percy Spence Lucy Eleanor Starratt Beverly Stearns William Charles Stephenson Clayton Perley Stone Lillian Mae Stone
Juanita May Stubbs Gerald Peter Sullivan Donald Wallace Swan Gilman Weeks Sylvester Dorothy Patricia Sympson Margaret Anne Tanguy Barbara Marie Taylor Richard Senior Thayer
Doris Augusta Theriault Karin Henrietta Thornberg William Arthur Thurston Edward Martin Tierney John Kenneth Tirrell
Helen Tower Stanley Parry Tribou Charles Edward Tucci
*Gerald Edward Twomey Olga Valdes Winifred May Walling Ralph Joseph Walo Eleanor May Walsh Francis Melvin Walsh Robert Bicknell Warren
** Patricia Ann Weeks Arthur Francis Weidman Rose Virginia Wheeler Madison Bruce Whittier Clarence Parker Whittle, III Patricia Williams Phylis Ann Williams Geraldine Margaret Wolfe Joseph Frederick Wolfert Arlene Patricia Wood George Martin Wood Mahlon Jesse Wood, Jr. Muriel Jane Woodworth Edmund Henry Wright, Jr. Nellie Veronica Wysocki
** High Honor Essayist ¿As of 1941
*These students also receive a diploma from the Norfolk County Agricul- tural School.
CERTIFICATES
*John Joseph Doyle
*Sten Richard Nelson
FOUR YEAR HIGH HONORS
Nancy Cain ** Anthony James Daniele Charles Forsyth Hastie ** Sally Erna Mathews
** High Honor Essayist
Jean Lorraine Nash Karin Henrietta Thornberg
** Patricia Ann Weeks Patricia Williams
Phylis Ann Williams
FOUR YEAR HONORS
Marilyn Gertrude Alley Barbara Jean Baird Jean Marie Bentley Nancy Ann Brda Karl Layng Briggs, Jr.
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