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To recognize veterans who have completed one of the special courses, a Trade Certificate was awarded in June to the following:
Alton Borghesani Paul L. Carter
John F. Hammer, Jr. Henry H. Melanson
Warren B. Lewis
A Trade Certificate was also awarded to the following non-veteran who completed a special course in Printing:
Robert C. Capen
Of this year's entering class, 2 were admitted as special students with- out completing the eighth grade, 51 were promoted from the eighth, 21 were members of or had completed the ninth, 4 the tenth, and 1 the eleventh, and 2 were repeaters from last year.
Sixty-seven non-residents have been admitted. This is 10 less than last year and 2 more than the previous year. Income from tuition for the school year ending in June was $15,288.28. This money comes from twenty towns in the South Shore area.
Of the 43 seniors graduated, 31 entered the trades for which they were trained, 7 entered other fields, and 5 entered the armed forces.
The success of the past year has been due in a great part to the care- ful planning and guidance of Mr. Francis E. Whipple, as the school was running smoothly when I assumed my new position and there have been no major changes.
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
Resignations
Athens School
Adele C. Boltz
Jean T. Reidy
Hunt School
Mary B. Harrington
Pratt School
Joan Cunningham
Margaret I. Green
Edward B. Nevin
Helena H. Loughan
Anne Welch
High School
Ethel C. MacDougall
Vocational School
David W. Annis
Sewing Supervisor
Agnes M. Hornby
Center School, Janitor
James Cignarella
Military Leave of Absence
Frederick W. Gustafson II
Retirement
Washington School, Janitor John H. Connell
225
Elections
Abigail Adam School
Athens School Washington School
Hunt School Pratt School
Edward B. Nevin School
Pond School High School
Vocational School
Sewing Supervisor Center School, Janitor John Adams School, Janitor Evening Commercial
Alan E. Bates Elizabeth A. Canty, cadet Diane C. Causer, cadet Dorothy S. Turner Mary J. Walsh, cadet Doreen M. Olliff Jeanne Perrow Marilyn C. Clark John F. Connell
Patricia E. Tormey
Elva M. Shea Marjorie E. Fiske F. Randall Powers Audrey Stevens Anne Welch
Robert E. Driscoll
Pollyanna Andem
Robert S. Lang
Jane Tower
John F. Collins George E. Nott
Helen A. Caulfield, Secretary
Dorothy I. Pope
Edmund F. Sheehy
Stanley Hart
Dorothy M. Titus
Transfers
Paul C. Cleaves
Marion B. Cooper
Florence Frost
Elizabeth C. Getchell Winifred O. Lennon Marion R. Loud Otis H. McCorkle Helen C. McGovern Jeanne Moynihan F. Randall Powers Mary Reidy Esther M. Rydgren Thomas L. Stetson Mary C. Twomey Francis E. Whipple
Ray G. Parker
High School to Supervisor, Audio-Visual Aids
Hunt to Edward B. Nevin
Center to Shaw VI, Principal
Hunt to Edward B. Nevin
Athens to Remedial Reading, Nevin
Edward B. Nevin to Junior Annex
James Humphrey to Pratt Hunt to Critic Teacher, Abigail Adams Edward B. Nevin to Hunt
Edward B. Nevin to Junior Annex Washington to James Humphrey Washington to James Humphrey
Shaw, Principal to Adams, Principal Edward B. Nevin to Athens
Director, Vocational School to Director of Construction, Maintenance, and Voca- tional Education
High School and Assistant Director, Voca- tional School to Principal, Vocational School
Substitutes
Abigail Adams School John Adams School Athens School
Dorothea A. Cronin Louise K. Frederick Mae E. Sullivan Jean T. Grojean Eileen B. McCarthy
226
Bicknell School
James Humphrey School Jefferson Schcol
Junior Manual Arts Hunt School
Center School
Pratt School
Shaw School Edward B. Nevin School
Pond School
High School
School Nurse
Washington School, Janitor
Alma R. Driscoll Aileen M. Karacius Charlotte C. Lowe Helen K. Mullen Allene Tompkins Mary B. Muldoon Phyllis L. Mclaughlin Mary A. Nolan Mildred C. Crawford
Harriet S. Berry
Adrienne M. Hill Alice B. Wallace Elizabeth L. Gregory
Marie C. Kane Gladys F. Hobson Joan C. McGerigle
Dorothy S. Smith
Barbara A. Nash Lillian A. Adler Jane E. Mullin Helena H. O'Malley
Gladys M. Tracy Ann F. Hughes
Alberta R. Kelly
Anna M. Sheehan
Dorothy G. Driscoll
Rita E. Ryan Joseph J. Lesenechal
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL
Elementary Teachers
146
High School Teachers
69
Supervisors and Special Teachers
16
School Nurses
3
Secretaries
3
Total
237
SUMMARY OF SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
(October 1 each year)
Year
High School
Vocational School
Elementary
Total
1943
1,193
146
3,113
4.452
1944
1,234
160
3,136
4,530
1945
1,205
153
3,259
4,617
1946
1,281
181
3,247
4,709
1947
1,242
211
3,381
4,834
1948
1,286
205
3,615
5,106
1949
1,261
212
3,851
5,324
1950
1,230
216
4,317
5,763
227
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT (as of October 1, 1950)
By Classes
Boys
Girls
Total
Freshmen
155
177
332
Sophomores
142
194
336
Juniors
115
206
321
Seniors
108
128
236
Postgraduates &
Unclassified
5
5
Total
520
710
1,230
By Courses
Freshmen Sophomores Juniors
Seniors
P.G. & Uncl.
Total
College
128
98
91
69
5
391
Business
148
160
161
89
558
General
39
62
58
64
223
Agriculture
10
9
8
12
-
39
Home Economics
7
7
3
2
19
Total
332
336
321
236
5
1,230
Sources of Freshmen
School
Number
Bicknell
61
Hunt
47
Junior Annex
91
Pratt
18
Edward B. Nevin
55
Pond
13
Other Schools
38
Repeaters
9
Total
332
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENT (as of October 1, 1950)
I
II
III
G. I. Special
Total
Auto Repair
24
16
11
2
53
Cabinetmaking
10
9
7
0
26
Carpentry
19
17
16
0
52
Printing
17
17
11
2
47
Sheet Metal
11
18
9
0
38
Total
81
77
54
4
.216
-
228
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT (as of October 1, 1950)
School
VIII VII
VI
V
IV
III
II
I
Sp. Total
Abigail & John Adams
40
53
120
59
74
76
73
495
Athens
33
56
67
51
69
65
341
Bicknell
77
119
71
42
80
103
95
587
James Humphrey
66
52
25
25
17
24
209
Jefferson
30
21
24
30
31
136
Junior
Annex
162
Washington
37
40
50
44
63
234
Hunt
67
76
99
83
73
114
136
96
744
Center
33
21
29
24
107
Pratt
25
32
29
46
40
55
51
62
340
Shaw
21
25
20
27
28
27
148
Edward B. Nevin
72
66
45
74
63
72
97
489
Pond
19
29
28
38
37
34
43
43
271
Junior Manual Arts
54
54
350
434 452
480
531
618
698
700
54
4317
SCHOOL CENSUS (as of October 1, 1950)
5-6 years
7-13 years
14-15 years
Total
Boys
Ward I
191
600
140
931
II
86
356
101
543
III
57
292
58
407
IV
64
318
62
444
V
70
270
56
396
Total
468
1836
417
2721
Girls
Ward I
168
619
137
924
II
82
384
103
569
III
61
280
59
400
IV
59
270
61
390
V
50
286
59
395
Total
420
1839
419
2678
Grand Total
888
3675
836
5399
DISTRIBUTION OF ABOVE MINORS
Public Schools
676
3290
752
4718
Private Schools
70
378
83
531
County and State Schools
0
0
1
1
Not enrolled in any school
142
7
0
149
Total
888
3675
836
5399
162
Total
229
RECORD OF BIRTHS IN WEYMOUTH BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR AN ELEVEN-YEAR PERIOD, WITH A COMPARISON OF ACTUAL FIRST GRADE ENROLLMENT ON OCTOBER 1st IN 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, AND 1950
Birth Years* 1939-1940 1940-1941 1941-1942 1942-1943 1943-1944 1944-1945 1945-1946 1946-1947 1947-1948 1948-1949 1949-1950 Entrance to School Sept. 1945 Sept. 1946 Sept. 1947 Sept. 1948 Sept. 1949 Sept. 1950 Sept. 1951 Sept. 1952 Sept. 1953 Sept. 1954 Sept. 1955
Athens & Bicknell
51 119
71 135
63 119
97 168
135 174
113 160
118
182
140
146
134
Adams Dists.
42
37
43
65
52
75
71
61
61
57
82
1st Grade Enroll ..
42
43
43
69
53
73
Hump., Wash., & Jeff. 1st Grade Enroll.
80
97
89
110
111
113
104
127
123
125
108
69
80
88
110
90
118
Hunt & Center Dists. 1st Grade Enroll.
83
84
97
120
164 161
131
128
176
160
165
152
Pratt District 1st Grade Enroll.
39
44
32
40
45
38
42
56
61
70
58
39
48
47
53
56
62
Shaw District 1st Grade Enroll.
16
28
20
19
28
22
16
34
31
39
44
.
28
30
27
26
27
Ed. B. Nevin Dist. 1st Grade Enroll.
42
57
65
55
75
78
56
89
58
72
77
57
59
71
60
75
97
Pond District
16
29
33
30
36
46
30
44
45
49
55
1st Grade Enroll.
34
37
37
37
37
44
Total Births Total Enrol.
369
447
442
536
646
616
565
769
679
723
710
499
527
549
658
672
701
*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.
230
124
97
114
134
120
1st Grade Enroll.
15
MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE (as of October 1, 1950)
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21 and over Total
Grade I
B
138
208
15
339
G
155
175
9
381
Grade II
B
121
212
45
3
317
G
123
176
17
1
319
Grade III
B
122
164
29
4
299
G
120
159
19
1
276
Grade IV
B
81
148
42
5
255
110
129
14
2
223
Grade V
B
64
116
33
8
2
257
108
125
22
2
229
Grade VI
B
77
111
30
5
223
58
115
34
10
7
1
67
121
14
5
2
209
Grade VIII
B
45
80
32
23
4
1
185
Special (JMA)
B
3
4
4
3
6
6
8
6
1
2
9
Grade IX
B
63
94
12
6
2
1
1
217
Grade X
B
2
70
97
20
6
1
196
Grade XI
B
1
1
83
97
21
3
6
2
162
Grade XII
B
1
41
71
13
2
123
Postgraduates
B
1
1
1
1
1
5
Special
B
0
G
Total
B
138
329
351
293
248
241
208
208
202
187
221
197
94
49
7
3
2 2978
G
155
298
305
286
257
217
204
215
160.
196
203
165
102
18
3
1
2785
Grand Total
293
627
656
579
505
458
412
423
362
383
424
362
196
67
10
4
2
5763
G
75
109
34
10
1
225
Grade VII
B
G
62
71
26
6
165
G
45
2
4
2
1
G
70
85
52
23
5
1
177
G
51
88
46
25
5
G
38
60
11
5
1
115
G
7
62
49
36
G
0
-
G
1
2
1
4
206
G
231
2
236
G
Ages 12
361
EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES
Total number of minors between the ages of 14 and 16 certified during 1950 for:
Boys
Girls
Total
Full-time employment
1
1
2
Part-time employment
32
9
41
Total
33
10
43
EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES
Total number of minors between the ages of 16 and 21 certified for employment during 1950:
Boys
Girls
Total
354
435
789
REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE
.
Absences investigated
651
Investigations for School Health Department
11
Damage to school property investigations
4
Larceny cases investigated
5
School discipline
5
Total
676
Court cases
9
Informal hearings
15
Cases turned over to School Health Department
47
Cases turned over to Probation Officer
20
Cases turned over to Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
3
Check on transfer pupils
68
Working permit investigations
1
Missing persons investigated
5
Total
168
REPORT OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Students examined by the school physicians, assisted by school nurses and the physical education department
2,671
Students sent to school physicians for certificates to return to school
106
Exclusions with indications of communicable diseases
561
Students taken to physicians for first aid
29
Physically handicapped students in the school system being constantly checked by school nurses:
High School 34
Elementary Schools 109
Taught by visiting teacher 15
Diptheria immunization program:
Complete immunization - school children 121
232
-
-
495
Reinforcing doses - school children Complete immunization - pre-school children 73 Reinforcing doses - pre-school children 43
Tuberculosis prevention program :
High School Seniors and school personnel
466
Vision Tests:
(testing by teachers, retesting by nurses)
Given to pupils in High School
1,466
Defective vision not corrected by glasses, High School
114
Given to pupils in elementary schools 2,662
Failures not corrected by glasses
265
Glasses furnished needy students by the Lions Club
22
Hearing acuity tests:
788
Defective hearing
88
Given in elementary schools Defective hearing
103
Home visits made by school nurses
517
Children taken home because of illness:
High School
360
Elementary schools
125
REPORT OF DENTAL CLINIC (Paid for by Board of Health) Mary A. Uracius, Dental Hygienist
Total patients
844
New patients
196
Permanent fillings
852
Deciduous fillings
206
Permanent extractions
60
Deciduous extractions
196
Prophylaxis treatments
131
X-rays
13
Agno3 treatments
23
Dental defect notices sent home
1,347
COST OF EDUCATION (per pupil in average membership) Fiscal or Calendar Year
Weymouth
State
1944
$123.67
1944
$134.90
1945
127.98
1945
141.70
1946
139.31
1946
151.77
1947
163.68
1947
173.90
1948
166.64
1948
191.46
1949
175.64
1949
202.44
233
Given in High School
1,434
School Year
1944-5
$127.77
1945-6
130.02
1946-7
152.13
1947-8
168.93
1948-9
172.72
1949-50
184.88
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION FOR 1950, 1949, 1948, and 1947 EXPENDITURES
Amount Expended
Percentage
Classification
in 1950
1950
1949
1948
1947
Administration
$25,756.53
2.4
2.1
2.2
2.3
Teachers' Salaries
673,130.76
61.8
61.4
61.4
62.7
Textbooks and Supplies
41,244.99
3.8
3.8
3.9
3.9
Instructional Expense
7,112.10
.6
.7
.7
.7
Janitors' Salaries
63,719.70
5.8
5.9
5.8
6.0
Fuel
18,375.78
1.7
1.6
2.6
2.0
Light, Power, Water and Telephones
11,369.30
1.0
1.0
.9
1.0
Janitors' Supplies
4,409.95
.4
.5
.5
.5
Maintenance
90,632.94
8.3
9.5
7.2
7.0
Health
9,324.23
.9
1.0
1.0
1.1
Transportation of Pupils
30,695.00
2.8
2.9
3.4
3.7
Other Auxiliary Agencies
4,428.33
.4
.3
.4
.4
Day Household Arts
18,808.84
1.7
.7
.7
.9
Day Vocational
83,076.24
7.6
7.8
8.6
7.3
Evening Schools
5,131.56
.5
.5
.4
.3
War Veterans' Retirement
2,700.00
Traveling Expense
413.07
.3
.3
.3
.2
Total Expenditures
$1,090,329.32
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Total Instructional Salaries
$741,118.13
68.0
68.1
67.9
69.9
Total Non-Instructional Salaries
129,346.47
11.9
11.9
10.6
11.8
Total Department Salaries
$870,464.60
79.9
80.0
78.5
81.7
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S REPORT OF ATHLETIC ACCOUNTS September 1, 1949 - August 31, 1950
Reserve Account
Balance on hand, September 1, 1949
$10,000.00 496.49
Interest added 1949-1950
Balance on hand, September 1, 1950
$10,496.49
234
Operating Account Sport
Income
Expense
Surplus
Deficit
Football
$19,365.80
$15,478.09
$3,794.61
Basketball
765.46
1,052.04
$286.58
Baseball
1,201.15
1,201.15
Hockey
5.00
5.00
Track & Cross Country
258.23
1,114.08
855.85
$20,389.49
$18,850.36
$3,794.61
$2,348.58
Miscellaneous Receipts Lost Equipment $7.50
Miscellaneous Expenses
Postage, Printing, Stationery
.78
Medical Services
250.00
Medical Supplies
14.32
Dues, Meetings, etc.
62.50
Awards
33.80
Transfer to Hospital Fund
500.00
Misc. Cleaning & Repairing
27.61
Misc. Equipment
377.10
Junior Annex Equipment
46.83
Total 1949-1950
$20,396.99
$20,163.30
On hand, September 1, 1949
259.05
$20,656.04
On hand, September 1, 1950
$492.74
SUMMARY OF EXPENSE IN DIFFERENT SPORTS School Year 1949-1950
Football
Basket- ball
Base- ball
Hockey
Track $495.97
Total
Equipment
$3,516.02
$411.64
$781.28
Guarantees
4,317.27
20.00
10.00
$5,204.91 4,347.27
Federal Admission
Taxes
2,779.68
114.75
16.60
2,911.03
Cleaning and Repairing
1,346.70
91.33
128.74
1,566.77
Police
585.65
73.50
18.00
677.15
Service on Gates
434.00
144.00
578.00
Field Expense
182.00
2.00
9.75
193.75
Transportation and Meals
484.80
94.50
172.60
318.08
1,069.98
Officials
475.00
180.00
76.00
5.00
736.00
Moving Pictures
460.49
460.49
Asst. Coaching & Scouting
113.20
113.20
Medical Services
250.00
250.00
Printing, Postage, etc.
157.52
5.00
7.39
8.43
178.34
235
First Aid
90.11
13.47
103.58
Awards
226.80
8.65
60.55
61.24
357.24
Theft Insurance, Office
Safe & Legion Field 18.60
18.60
Athletic Assoc. Banq. (Cheerleaders) 19.25
19.25
Football Commissioner (Officials) 21.00
21.00
Entry Fees
43.80
43.80
$15,478.09
$1,052.04
$1,201.15 $5.00
$1,114.08
$18,850.36
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S REPORT OF ATHLETIC ACCOUNTS September 1, 1950 - October 18, 1950
Reserve Account
Balance on hand, September 1, 1950
$10,000.00 561.84
Balance on hand, October 18, 1950
$10,561.84
Operating Account
Sport
Income
Expense $4,205.37
Surplus
Deficit
Football
$5,118.13
$912.76
0
Basketball
20.25
$20.25
Baseball
0
Track & Cross Country
27.70
190.30
162.60
$5,145.83
$4,415.92
$912.76
$182.85
Miscellaneous Expenses
Dues
$25.00
Equipment
74.80
Total 9-1-50 10-18-50
$5,145.83
$4,515.72
On hand, September 1, 1950
492.74
$5,638.57
On hand, October 18, 1950
$1,122.85
(Balance transferred to Town Treasurer on October 31, 1950)
SUMMARY OF EXPENSE IN DIFFERENT SPORTS September 1, 1950 - October 18, 1950
Football
Basket- ball $20.25
Base- ball
Track $57.15
Total
Equipment
$495.59 1,197.69
1,197.69
Federal Admission Taxes
389.88
389.88
Cleaning and Repairing
4.97
75,95
80.92
236
$572.99
Guarantees
Interest added 1949-1950
Police
184.05
184.05
Service on Gates
233.50
233.50
Field Expense
132.10
132.10
Transportation and Meals
424.20
57.20. .
481.40
Officials
130.00
130.00
Moving Pictures
270.72
270.72
Asst. Coaching & Scouting
2.15
2.75
Printing & Postage
97.57
97.57
First Aid
30.79
30.79
Theft Insurance Office
Safe & Legion Field
18.16
18.16
Fencing-Legion Field
594.00
594.00
$4,205.37
$20.25
0
$190.30
$4,415.92
WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Financial Statement for School Year 1950-1951
RESERVE ACCOUNT
Cash on hand, October 1, 1949
$2,079.74
Receipts
Junior Manual Arts
45.30
$2,125.04
Expenditures
Cafeteria
$2.21
Manual Arts
148.45
Junior Manual Arts
211.10
361.76
$1,763.28
Transfer to Operating Account
ACCOUNT CLOSED
This is to certify that we have examined the books, accounts, and vouchers of the Weymouth High School and Miscellaneous Fund, and find same to be correct as of October 1, 1950.
(signed) C. N. Curtis, Auditor Joseph W. Mahoney Chairman, School Committee
OPERATING ACCOUNT
Cash on hand September 1, 1949
$4,728.16
Receipts
Total Sales
$45,156.42
Community School Lunch Program: Reimbursement
6,791.04
Transfer from Reserve Account
1,763.28
53,710.74
$58,438.90
237
1,763.28
Expenditures
Service - Adults by check Income Tax
$10,663.25 1,302.78
11,966.03
Pupils by cash
1,942.95
13,908.98
Meat, food, groceries
17,383.40
Milk
9,124.27
Ice cream, peanuts, candy
7,095.65
Equipment, repairs, miscellaneous
2,162.12
Stoves
1,071.75
Office furniture
122.20
Other expenses:
Liability & fire insurance
218.80
Armored car service
144.00
Checking account service
2.47
Postage
10.00
375.27
51,243.64
Transfer to Town Treasurer, September 18, 1950
7,195.26
ACCOUNT CLOSED
WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
JUNE, 1950
Dianne Carolyn Ackley
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Patricia Anne Ahern
Robert Joseph Bennett
William Henry Ahlstedt
Loreen Norma Bettencourt Arnold Dean French Blackwell
Robert Earl Alden
John Wilson Allan
Richard Wentworth Alley
John Arnold Almquist
ĮWilliam Paterson Blair, Jr. Richard William Blazo Hazel Evelyn Blenis Ira Sheldon Bloom
Barbara Frances Anderson
Barbara Loretta Anderson Betty Elaine Anderson
Robert James Bowes Elaine Evelyn Bowser Mildred Ann Bowser
Charles Francis Arnold Ann Geraldine Aucoin
Joseph Anthony Braccia Roberta Mae Bresnahan
James Herbert Austin, Jr. Patricia Ann Austin Robert Gaw Aydelott Lawrence Paul Babino
Robert Green Bridges Frank Evans Briggs
Norton Wyman Balfour, Jr.
Jean Marie Barbone Colin Campbell Barrow, Jr. Gerald Cecil Barton
Alice Willie Broome Audrey Phyllis Brown Janet Buchanan James Edward Buckley
Henry Elmer Bates, Jr.
Eleanor Jean Beals
Eleanor Ann Belcastro
Barbara Mae Belcher
Henry Francis Boyle, Jr.
John Crowley Anderson
William Henry Brocklesby, Jr.
Paul Douglas Bumpus Joseph Robert Burns Janet May Burrell Janet Calloway
238
$7,195.26
Mary Ann Cameron Ann Marie Campbell Barbara Hope Canniff Benjamin John Cardinal Dorothy Claire Carl James Pringle Carlisle Betty Ann Carlson Lillian May Carr Helen Agnes Caulfield Pauline Eleanor Chandler Natalie Elizabeth Choate Martha Jane Chubbuck Ann Marie Cicchese Robert Courtney Clow Lorielie Jean Cobb *Bernard Leo Colangeli Marion Jeannette Colasanti Donald Albert Coleman Gloria Blanche Collier Patricia Anne Coughlin Alfred William Coyle Ann Frances Crehan *William Frederick Crocker, Jr. Edith Naomi Crosby Clifford Alden Currier Edith Frances Cushman Margaret Ann Cushman Rita Shirley D'Allesandro Charles Augustus Decoste, Jr. Joseph Edward DeGrenier, Jr. ¿Richard Stephen DeLorey Phyllis Joyce Denault Joan Marie Desmond Leo Gerard Desmond Joan Marie DiBona Herbert Warren Dickerman Horace Winslow Dickerman III Philip DiTullio Janet Lillian Dixon Robert Joseph Doherty Alfred Anthony Donadio Doris Anne Donaldson Frances Elaine Donovan Shirley Mae Dowell Allan Gregory Drew Virginia Ellen Drew Patricia Ann Driscoll Carolyn Mary Driver Walter Edward Duker, Jr. Priscilla Louise Durbeck Margaret Hope Easter Faith Shoales Eaton Nancy Jane Edwards Edna Marion Erickson Herbert Leslie Fairfield Thomas Francis Fay Donald Davis Ferguson George Edward Finlayson Elizabeth Ann Fisher Ida Mae Fisher
Charles Arthur Fitts, Jr. Sally Carew Fitzgerald Virginia Frances Fleming George Merlin Foster Judith Ann Foster William John Forest, Jr. Barbara Marion Fox Barbara Ann Frazier George Henry Galvin, Jr. Mary Ann Garofalo Paul Frederick Gauthier Carolyn Beverly Gill Clifford James Gillespie, Jr. Sylvia Anne Glover Dorothy Virginia Godfrey Robert Francis Goodwin John Walter Gorman, Jr. Joan Fairman Graham Doris Green
Phyllis Greenblatt Richard Norman Gregor Robert Charles Guidice Katharine Margaret Hackett Ralph Neal Hamilton Richard Hamilton Paul Edward Hanifan Pauline Elizabeth Hanifan
Sally Anne Hanifan Barbara Lee Hansen Barbara Marion Hardy David Alton Harris John Thomas Hartry, Jr. Robert Joseph Harvey Dorothy May Hawes Janet Elizabeth Hayden Bernard Ellsworth Healy, Jr. Katherine Anne Heffernan Nancy Harriet Hemingway Kenneth Robert Hennebury Lorraine Marie Herald Robert Francis Higgins James Edward Hoban, Jr.
Helen Elizabeth Hobson James Francis Horace William Drake Hughes, Jr.
Donald James Hull
George James Husband, Jr.
Leroy Starbird Huston, Jr. William Robert Ingham
Jean Alice Jacobson John Stanley Jennings, Jr. Marilyn Jean Jensen David Scott Johnson David Theodore Johnson Margaret Rosalie Judge Walter Henry Kaetzer, Jr. Sylvester John Kaltofen, Jr. William Edward Keefe, Jr. Dorothy Ann Kelleher Joan Mary Kelley
239
Mary Claire Kennedy Edward Maurice Keohan, Jr. Ann Elizabeth Kerton Elaine Klingeman Joan Leach Knowles Wayne Andrew Laitinen Henry Porter Lanahan Lois Muriel Larson Pauline Marie Latteo John Martin Latus Gerald Robert Leary, Jr.
*Robert Henry LeBlanc Francis Charles Leonard, Jr. Nancy Marie LesCarbeau ¿Robert Alan Lincoln Richard Ward Litchfield Louise Virginia Longchamps Majorie Ann Loukola Richard John Lundgren Phyllis Ida Lyden
Warren Wadsworth MacCallum, Jr. Kathleen Marie MacDonald Margaret Mary MacDougall Barbara Ann Mackenzie
Madeleine Antoinette Mackertich Joanne Mackinnon Genevieve MacLean Janet Ruth Maclean
Dorothy Ann Macleod
Lorraine Frances MacPherson
Donald Fay Maddy, Jr.
Loretta Christine Maddy Barbara Ann Mapes Marta Mapes Jean Isabel Maraget
Barbara Louise Mazza
David Otis McCarthy, Jr.
James Francis Mccluskey John Braidwood McCulloch, Jr. Marjorie Nora McGlynn Mary Evelyn McGlynn Richard Curtin McIntosh įMalcolm McKinnon
¿Charles Francis McNamee Richard Alan McRae Lois Ann Melconda Marjorie Melville Robert Emmet Merten James Melville Mills Alfred Joseph Monahan John Francis Moore Florence Theresa Morash John Kenneth Morash George Morris Nancy Morris Fred Horton Mullen Ruth Alice Nash Elizabeth Meta Nerger Nancy Patricia Nevins Patricia Anne Nicholson
Robert Boutelle Nickerson Jacqueline Esther Norris Nancy Norwood
Mildred Irene Nyberg
Catherine Marie O'Connell
William Edward O'Connell, Jr.
Daniel Leonard O'Donnell
Jean Marie O'Leary Patricia Ann Orcutt William Arthur Orcutt Mary Lou Pace Richard Harvey Pace
Edwin Richard Parsons
Charles Francis Payne William Leonard Payne Janet Peers Laurence Willard Pelrine Elizabeth Pepe
Kenneth Albert Perkins
Robert Stanley Perrow Hugh Monroe Peters Kenneth Harold Peterson Howard Edwin Pflaumer Robert Warren Pillsbury Doris Elizabeth Pinel Roberta Ann Plummer
įHarold Albert Porter Joan Carol Potts Richard Austin Powers Priscilla Louise Prange Alan Blackwell Pratt
¿George Francis Pratt Miriam Ethel Priggen John Paul Prosser Ralph Deveraux Pullo Louis Allen Puopolo Valia Rich Puopolo John Wilder Purdy John Joseph Raples Phyllis Ruth Renahan
¿Roy Hugo Richards, Jr. Bernard Charles Riley Richard Alfred Robert Thomas Vilbert Robertson Francis Michael Robinson Margaret Mary Robinson Robert Lee Rowell Corinne Elizabeth Rushton Richard Michael Russo Elsie May Saunders Corinne Elizabeth Schuler
Marie Virginia Severe Norman Taylor Shaw Richard Francis Shea James Irving Sherman John Loren Shores Ronald Edward Short
Marielle Edwards Simpson
Patricia Lee Simpson Barkov Siroonian
240
Joan Gay Slayter George Herbert Smart Iris Jean Smith Elizabeth Ann Stuart Smyth Sandra Marie Stevens Tom Oliver Stiling Jean Lucille Suhovich Edward Francis Sullivan Joan Mary Sullivan ¿Charles Hanson Sundin Ann Mary Tamburino Harry Powell Tassell, Jr. Patricia Louise Taylor
Chester Franklin Thompson
Joanna Louise Thompson David King Tirrell John Cote Tirrell Malcolm Chester Tirrell
Raymond Eugene Tobey
Barbara Jeanne Tukis Laura Marilyn Tuttle
Arthur Thomas Valicenti, Jr.
William Mathew Veader
Janet Lorraine Waite Irving Stanley Walling Barbara Edwards Walsh Claire Eugenie Walsh Edwin Stuart Warrell, Jr.
Barbara Ann Watts
Ann Terese Weisslinger
Barbara Ruth West Nancy Jane Whittall
Barry Wood Bernard Dexter Wrightington
Janet Christine Wyman Paul Francis Xavier
¿These students also received a diploma from the Norfolk County Agri- cultural School.
*As of 1949
CERTIFICATES
Beverly Ann Bussiere
Kenneth Charles Kelley
Joseph Agustine Caro, Jr.
Aldrich Stead Libbey, Jr.
George Chalmers III
Agnes Mae Tirrell
Kenneth Francis Holbrook, Jr. William Lawrence Wager, Jr.
Ellen Patricia Ward
FOUR YEAR HIGH HONORS
Eleanor Jean Beals
James Francis Horace
Barbara Mae Belcher
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