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Clement V. Horrigan William M. Kearns Sally J. Levangie Eleanor F. Ritchie (Mrs.)
Ervida C. Swirkal Philip J. Messina
Janice A. Byrne (Mrs.) Albin W. Marcinkus John F. Sheehan
Richard W. Cairns
John C. Dwyer Richard L. Hanabury
Roberta C. Johnson
Thomas E. Stokinger
Jean L. Goodell
George A. DiLorenzo
Mary E. Mahoney Louise S. McNally Doris A. Wirtz
William H. Moore Patricia A. Sullivan (Mrs.) Helena M. Zubrin
Marie T. Bradley
Francine S. Devlin (Mrs.)
Robert H. Leavens
Anstiss M. Collins Barbara J. Nicholls
Margaret P. Condrick
Patricia A. Hackett (Mrs.) Ruth C. Kearney
Barry F. Collins
Robert F. McDonough Ethel C. Moore (Mrs.) Phyllis M. Palmer Joan K. Strangford
Marilyn L. White
Helen M. Dowd Lorraine E. Sullivan M. Grace Wilder
Helen D. Bodel
380
Pond School
Mary L. Lyons Janet A. Rice Kathleen Sullivan
Chemistry Laboratory Assistant, High School
James R. Campbell
Barbara L. Carmel (Mrs.)
School Nurse
Assistant Secretary, Office of Superintendent
Assistant Secretary, Central Junior High-Vocational Schools
Doris N. Moffett (Mrs.)
Evening School: Shorthand Rug Braiding
Irene K. Jackmauh (Mrs.) Anna M. Emond (Mrs.) Helen Jordan (Mrs.)
Marjorie Margeson (Mrs.)
Vincent G. Houten
Architectural Drawing and Blueprint Reading
George H. Klay
James F. Boland
Transfers: Central Junior High to High
Charles W. Adams
William L. Concannon
Walter W. Donovan Harry T. Morgan
Gerard J. Swanson
Ruth M. Connors (Mrs.)
High to Central Junior High South Junior to Central Junior High Bicknell Junior to Central Junior High Brian J. Doherty Central Junior to Bicknell Junior High John J. Mulcahy Pratt to Athens Bicknell to Elden H. Johnson
Thomas V. Nash, Jr. to Elden H. Johnson
Patricia A. Sullivan (Mrs.)
Virginia M. Kalaghan
Edith C. Piotrowski (Mrs.)
Hunt to Jefferson Bicknell to James Humphrey
Louise E. Rossetti (Mrs.)
Lawrence W. Pingree to Washington
Mary T. Early
Marie P. LoCicero Janet T. Rubico
Daniel P. O'Connor
Margaret P. Phippen (Mrs.)
Madeline M. Lannin
M. Grace Wilder
Irene M. Beers (Mrs.) William A. Orcutt Mildred Matson
381
Speech
Dorothy B. Curtin (Mrs.), R.N.
Norma J. Crowder
Fabric Painting Upholstery
Sheet Metal Layout and Pattern Drafting
Athens to Washington Jefferson to Washington James Humphrey to Lawrence W. Pingree Pond to Pratt Elden H. Johnson to Ralph Talbot Ralph Talbot to Thomas V. Nash, Jr. Critic Teacher, Johnson, to Edward B. Nevin Thomas V. Nash, Jr. to Pond
William N. Lewis
A. Allene Tompkins (Mrs.) Elizabeth L. Jolly (Mrs.)
Jefferson to Adams
To Principal, Thomas V. Nash, Jr., from Assistant Principal, James Humphrey
To Assistant Principal, James Humph- rey, from Athens
To Assistant Principal, Pond, from Pond
To Remedial Reading. Pond, from Remedial Reading, Adams- Academy Avenue
To Remedial Reading, Adams-Acad- emy, from Pratt
To Remedial Reading, Homestead- Thomas V. Nash, Jr., from Home- stead
To Secretary to Director of Audio- Visual Aids, from half-time posi- tion, Audio-Visual Aids and half- time at Vocational School
Otis H. McCorkle
John P. Bryant
George J. McCue
Mary A. Nolan (Mrs.)
Ivy I. Nott (Mrs.)
Helen F. Galvin
Evelyn C. Glidden
Maintenance Men and Custodians:
Retirements:
Edward C. Pottle M. Ward Holbrook
Appointments:
Francis E. Hodgdon Roger Conant
Transfers:
Eric J. Jacobson
Clifton J. Crowder Walter M. Ryerson
George M. Brown
George S. Vinton Kenneth H. Bates
High School Heating Engineer Custodian, Edward B. Nevin School
Custodian Maintenance
Rotating to James Humphrey - Pingree
Ralph Talbot-Pond to Nash-Pond Humphrey-Pratt to Pratt-Ralph Talbot Pratt-Ralph Talbot to High School Rotating to Homestead-Central Junior Shaw to Thomas V. Nash, Jr. Maintenance to Edward B. Nevin
IN MEMORIAM EDWARD J. GILL CUSTODIAN 1939 - 1958
382
REVISED SALARY SCHEDULE FOR THE INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF Effective September 1, 1959
Schedule Steps
4 years' Preparation
5 years' Preparation
6 years' Preparation
Periods
1
$4000
$4300
$4600
2
4200
4500
4800
A
3
4400
4700
5000
4
4600
4900
5200
5
4750
5050
5350
B
6
4900
5200
5500
7
5050
5350
5650
8
5200
5500
5800
C
9
5350
5650
5950
10
5500
5800
6100
11
5650
5950
6250
D
12
5800
6100
6400
13
6000
6300
6600
E
.
During each period, A, B, C, D, one course of two credits must be taken.
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL
Elementary
227
Junior High
99
High and Vocational
84
Supervisors and Special
19
School Nurses, Sight and Hearing Tester
6
Secretaries
11
446
SUMMARY OF SCHOOL ENROLLMENT (October 1 Each Year)
Year
High School
Vocational School
Junior High
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
1951
1,109
239
1,060
3,897
6.305
20 or 25
years
6200
6500
6800
383
1952
1,098
249
1,143
4,438
6,928
1953
1,206
222
1,305
4,844
7,577
1954
1,254
240
1,571
5,284
8,349
1955
1,104
243
2,014
5,640
9,001
1956
1,343
219
2,229
5,962
9,753
1957
1,496
232
2,174
6,128
10,030
1958
1,669
248
2,441
6,069
10,427
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT (As of October 1, 1958)
By Classes:
Boys
Girls
Total
Sophomores
269
372
641
Juniors
271
341
612
Seniors
190
220
410
Postgraduates
4
2
6
Total
734
935
1669
By Courses:
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
P.G.'S
Total
College
245
303
190
6
744
Business
322
236
155
0
713
General
63
60
54
0
177
Agriculture
11
13
11
0
35
Total
641
612
410
6
1669
Sources of Sophomores:
School
Number
Bicknell Junior High
136
Central Junior High
280
South Junior High
140
Others
27
Repeaters
58
Total
641
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
(As of October 1, 1958)
X
XI
XII
Total
Auto Repair
18
23
17
58
Cabinetmaking
17
5
9
31
Carpentry
22
23
14
59
Printing
25
18
14
57
Sheet Metal
19
17
7
43
Totals
101
86
61
248
JUNIOR HIGH ENROLLMENT (As of October 1, 1958)
VII
VIII
IX
Total
Bicknell Junior High
244
186
203
633
ยท Central Junior High
448
349
345
1142
South Junior High
275
198
193
666
Totals
967
733
741
2441
384
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT (As of October 1, 1958)
VI
V
IV
III
II
I
Sp.
Total
Athens
29
65
32
56
61
89
332
Elden H. Johnson
109
71
58
81
95
137
551
Abigail & John Adams
67
59
48
70
89
88
421
Academy Avenue
65
49
51
68
58
61
352
Jefferson
31
59
30
25
145
James Humphrey
55
64
50
68
87
92
416
Washington
61
62
31
Pingree
68
60
63
72
63
66
392
Hunt
130
136
104
100
121
98
689
Homestead
50
62
60
59
50
69
350
Center
32
32
33
30
127
Pratt
69
60
70
55
57
65
376
Ralph Talbot
51
55
67
63
60
61
357
Thomas V. Nash, Jr.
57
50
88
72
34
50
351
Edward B. Nevin
80
112
88
87
74
87
528
Pond
64
64
79
66
75
60
408
Educable Classes
62
62
Trainable Classes
25
25
Totals
955
1000
980
979
982
1086
87
6069
EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES
Total number of minors between the ages of 14 and 16 certified during 1958 for:
Boys
Girls
Total
Full-time Employment
1
0
1
Part-time Employment
36
30
66
Totals
37
30
67
EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES
Total number of minors between the ages of 16 and 18 certified for employment during 1958:
Boys
Girls
Total
200
245
446
SCHOOL CENSUS (as of October 1, 1958)
BOYS:
5-6 Years
7-13 Years
14-15 Years
Total
Public Schools
677
3266
798
4741
Private Schools
168
387
68
623
County and State Schools
3
4
2
9
Not Enrolled in any School
302
3
0
305
Total
1150
3660
868
5678
33
187
385
GIRLS:
Public Schools
693
3185
757
4635
Private Schools
159
390
56
605
County and State Schools
0
4
2
6
Not Enrolled in any School
290
0
0
290
Total
1142
3579
815
5536
Grand Total
2292
7239
1683
11,214
REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE
Absences investigated
1,422
Investigations for School Health Department
43
School Discipline
64
Total
1,529
Court cases
19
Informal hearings
21
Larceny cases investigated
19
Cases turned over to Probation Officer
24
Cases turned over to School Health Department
37
Missing persons investigated
14
Damage to school property investigations
7
Check on Transfer pupils
45
Turned over to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
11
Student attending Weymouth Schools not having legal residence in Weymouth transferred back to Quincy schools
1
Investigations for Fire Department
1
Breaking and Entering and Larceny cases investigated
2
Investigations for Welfare Department
1
Total
202
REPORT OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Students examined by the school physicians, assisted by school nurses:
High School Elementary and Junior High
561
3452
Diphtheria immunization program (reinforcing or booster) doses)
Grades I and VI
1113
Grade X
454
Tuberculosis Prevention Program:
High School Students Tested
1050
Elementary School Students Tested
874
Massachusetts' Vision Tests:
Given in High and Vocational Schools and Educable Classes 1711
Given in Elementary and Junior High Schools 8002
386
Hearing Acuity Tests :
Given in High and Vocational Schools and Educable Classes Given in Elementary and Junior High Schools
1711
8002
Home Visits Made by School Nurses:
High School Elementary and Junior High Schools
120
555
REPORT OF DENTAL CLINIC (Paid for by Board of Health) Mary E. Nussbaum, Dental Assistant
Total patients
726
New patients
171
Fillings:
Amalgam:
One surface
375
Two surfaces
77
Three surfaces
20
Cement:
One surface
53
Two surfaces
7
Silicates
26
Treatments :
Prophylaxis
123
Zinc Oxide
52
Silver Nitrate
14
Bases :
Cement
113
Zinc Oxide
6
Calcium Hydroxide
46
Cavitex
7
Extractions :
Primary
1554
Permanent
43
X-rays
91
Anesthesia :
Regional
415
Patients completed
98
Total clinic hours
393
Emergency treatments
16
Patients examined
5289
Defect notices sent home
955
387
COST OF EDUCATION For Current Day School Expenditures Per Pupil in Average Membership
School Year
State Average Cost per pupil $213.02
Weymouth Cost per pupil
Amt. Weymouth Cost Less Than State Average
1950-1951
$190.21
$ 22.81
1951-1952
234.80
210.64
24.16
1952-1953
245.94
224.11
21.83
1953-1954
250.06
236.75
13.31
1954-1955
261.33
235.47
25.86
1955-1956
273.51
246.22
27.29
1956-1957
291.00
263.25
27.75
1957-1958
309.64
280.55
29.09
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION FOR 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955 and 1954 EXPENDITURES
1958
Percentage
Account Classification
Expenditures*
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
Administration
$ 53,754.83
1.7
1.9
1.9
1.9
2.3
Teachers' Salaries
2,062,813.85
66.1
65.7
65.8
65.4
63.7
Textbooks & Supplies
117,030.94
3.8
3.7
3.8
4.2
4.0
Instructional Expense
34,805.48
1.1
1.0
.9
.9
.8
Custodians' Salaries
185,717.68
5.9
6.1
5.9
5.7
5.6
Fuel
44,352.09
1.4
1.6
1.6
1.5
1.3
Light, Power, Water, Telephones
50,240.58
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.4
1.3
Custodians' Supplies
20,649.22
.7
.7
.7
.7
.6
Maintenance & Outlay
199,703.80
6.4
6.3
7.0
6.4
8.2
Health
25,036.98
.8
.8
.8
.8
.8
Transportation of Pupils
118,099.43
3.8
3.7
3.4
3.6
3.9
Other Auxiliary Agencies
40,609.66
1.3
1.2
1.2
.9
.8
Day Vocational
145,031.64
4.7
5.1
5.1
5.9
6.0
Evening Schools
12,644.10
.4
.4
.4
.5
.5
Traveling Expense
Veterans' Pensions
10,022.73
.3
.2
.2
2
2
Total Expenditures
$3,120,513.01
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Totals
Instructional Salaries
$2,174,137.22
69.7
69.3
69.3
69.2
69.0
Noninstructional Salaries
352,673.08
11.3
11.8
11.4
11.5
10.8
Total Department
Salaries
$2,526,810.30
81.0
81.1
80.7
80.7
79.8
Includes expenditures from Federal Funds
388
MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE (as of October 1, 1958)
Ages
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21 or 20 over Totals
Grade I
389
656
39
2
1086
Grade II
317
602
57
5
1
982
Grade III
8
326
555
75
13
2
979
Grade IV
1
325
557
77
17
3
980
Grade V
1
334
547
92
19
6
1
1000
Grade VI
328
544
64
16
3
955
Grade VII
375
491
68
24
9
967
Grade VIII
226
393
79
33
2
733
Grade IX
228
400
92
20
1
1
5
6
6
10
9
15
8
2
62
Trainable Classes
1
4
6
4
1
2
2
3
1
1
25
Grade X
243
376
98
23
1
1
742
Grade XI
257
343
82
13
2
1
698
Grade XII
4
173
236
52
6
471
Postgraduates
3
2
1
6
Totals
389
981
969
944
978
975
1037
811
723
759
789
645
347
69
9
1
1 10,427
741
Special Classes (Educable)
1
389
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S REPORT OF ATHLETIC ACCOUNTS January 1, 1958 - January 1, 1959
Operating Account:
Balance on hand, January 1, 1958
$ 483.31
Receipts :
Admissions :
Football
$18,019.39
Basketball
1,258.00
Track and Cross Country
306.50
19,583.89
Miscellaneous:
Lost Equipment
$ 5.00
Expended from Town Appropriation 8,006.27
8,011.27
$28,078.47
Expenditures :
Football
$16,769.98
Basketball
1,787.19
Baseball
1,033.10
Hockey
2,019.99
Track and Cross Country
2,069.96
$23,680.22
Miscellaneous :
Awards
$ 46.20
Dues, Meetings, etc.
249.00
Equipment
589.12
884.32
24,564.54
Balance on hand, January 1, 1959
$3,513.93
* Includes $5,187.80 paid to other schools as guarantees from gate receipts.
SUMMARY OF EXPENSE IN DIFFERENT SPORTS
January 1, 1958 - January 1, 1959
Basket-
Football
ball
Baseball
Hockey
Track
Equipment
$ 3,990.96
$ 290.55
$ 604.14 $ 495.24
$ 988.55
Total $ 6,369.44 5,187.80
Cleaning and Repairing
2,153.54
163.40
80.36
183.18
2,580.48
Police
805.68
181.64
33.75
1,021.07
Service on Gates
543.00
314.00
857.00
Field Expense
457.24
67.00
43.29
567.53
Transportation and Meals
556.00
339.00
208.00
36.00
491.20
1,630.20
Officials
635.00
366.00
146.00
52.00
1,199.00
Pictures
709.50
15.00
724.50
Coaching and Scouting
345.08
345.08
Medical
Services
996.60
996.60
Guarantees
5,187.80
390
Printing,
Postage, etc.
122.30
16.60
10.96
5.54
22.71
178.11
Awards
209.36
49.00
64.00
62.85
182.78
567.99
Football
35.00
Commissioner
35.00
1,325.00
1,325.00
Telephone
13.17
9.75
Insurance
9.75
72.50
72.50
Entry Fees
$16,769.98
$1,787.19 $1,033.10 $2,019.99 $2,069.96 $23,680.22
CAFETERIAS
Weymouth High and South, Central, and Bicknell Junior Highs; and Elementary Milk Program in Sixteen Schools Financial Statement for School Year 1957-1958
$ 19,382.31
Balance on hand, September 1, 1957
INCOME:
$122,193.98
Reimbursements (National Schcol Lunch Program)
48,325.74
170,519.72
EXPENDITURES :
Food
$112,203.66
Labor
50,508.53
Supplies
532.61
Repairs
528.80
Equipment
2,503.78
Miscellaneous:
(Includes gas, telephone, express, carrying charges on State surplus commodities, paper supplies, postage, travel expense, advertis- ing, etc.)
2,405.46
168,682.84
Balance on hand, September 1, 1958
$ 21,219.19
SUMMARY
Balance on hand, September 1, 1958
$ 21,219.19
Balance on hand, September 1, 1957
19,382.31
$ 1,836.88
Inventory, September 1, 1958
$ 3,007.48
Inventory, September 1, 1957
3,596.14
Decrease in Inventory
588.16
Net Increase 1957-1958
$
1,248.72
Ice
13.17
Total Sales
$189,902.03
391
GRADUATION EXERCISES WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 1958
Class Motto: WITHIN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LIES
Class Colors : MAROON AND GOLD
Lieutenant Ralph Talbot Theatre Weymouth High School WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE FOURTH Ten O'Clock
CLASS OFFICERS
President Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Robert Arthur Norcross Richard Edward Dorey Paula Mary Feeney Jane Hanabury
VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Thomas Joseph Keefe, Jr. David Allen Barry James Gibson, Jr.
CLASS MARSHALS Lois Ann Caruso James Richard Brown
MOTTO COMMITTEE
Douglas Dennett, Chairman
Thomas Bleakney Rogers Chase Bernard Fitzsimmons Kathryn Handrahan Doris Hollis Frances Leites
Theresa Mazzola Barbara Nichols Judith O'Neill Paul Robitaille John Smith Gerald Thomas
Florence Walker
392
PROGRAM
PROCESSIONAL INVOCATION STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Rev. Paul A. Phinn
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
Robert A. Norcross, Class President
Hall
SELECTION "Officer of the Day March" Weymouth High School Band
Chorus "You'll Never Walk Alone" Rodgers-Hammerstein
HIGH HONOR ESSAY - "Changing Education" Ann Lorraine Doucette
SOLO "Largo" Handel
George Simonds Peterson
HIGH HONOR ESSAY "Is Science the Answer?" Jane Hanabury
SOLO "Fantasie Impromptu" Chopin
Patricia Louise Jack
CHORUS "Graduation Day" Sherman
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARDS
Robert A. Norcross
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
Mr. Theodore L. Hanabury Chairman of the School Committee
SCHOOL SONG "The Cross of Gray"
John Ghiorse Norman Loud - Rev. Donald C. Ward
BENEDICTION
THREE-YEAR HIGH HONORS
Katherine Batchelder Eleanor May Blenis Ann Lorraine Doucette
Ray Thomas Granai Jane Hanabury Cynthia Ellen Johnston
Peter Alex Luoma
THREE-YEAR HONORS
Susan Emerson Allen Jane Avis Barranco
Patricia Louise Jack
Joseph Ralph Brigham, Jr.
Eric Ross Johnson
James Richard Brown
Richard Reino Laine
Mary Janet Burke Elizabeth Agnes Byberg
Nancy Allayne Lee
Joan Elizabeth Carroll
Patricia Anne Leone
George Arthur Christensen, Jr.
Dianne Mackinnon
Priscilla Jean Donaldson
Richard Blackwell Matson
Mary Patricia O'Connell
Nancy Elizabeth Elliott Susan Deretha Elms Paula Mary Feeney Marilyn Lesley Fulton Janet Elaine Garofalo
Judith Gail O'Neill
Diane Marian Pannier Pamela Jeanne Pray Paul Henry Robitaille 1
Kaye Elaine Saraceno
Carol Ellen Tonsing
Thomas Francis Winkler, III
Sheila Ann Woodworth
Robert Weston Gill Kenneth Arthur Hawes William Carroll Hay Joan Elaine Hollander
Doris Evelyn Hollis
Lois Ann Leavitt
393
GRADUATES
Russell John Ahearn Sandra Jean Ainslie Robert Wellington Aldrich Alan Carnig Alemian Diana Alemian Leo Joseph Alerding Susan Emerson Allen Jessie Anna Anderson
Jr.
Katherine Margaret Anderson William Scott Anderson
Francis Cornelius Anglin Maryellen Anglin Alice May Appleton Everett Newell Appleton, Jr. Catherine Anne AuCoin
Bruce Campbell Avery
Carole Ann Babcock Richard Houston Bancroft Sandra Sheridan Barnes Jane Avis Barranco David Allen Barry Katherine Batchelder Michael John Bermingham
Barbara Jean Bernard
Robert John Blanchard
Thomas Michael Bleakney Eleanor May Blenis Joanne Kay Bond Judith Fay Bond
Marylin Diana Bond Jacquelyn Ann Booth Ann Claire Borkin Geraldine Ann Boudreau Robert Francis Boudreau Lorraine Ann Boutilier
Joseph Ralph Brigham, Jr. James Richard Brown Roy James Burchsted Mary Janet Burke
Thomas Robert Burnham Elizabeth Agnes Byberg
Nancy Elizabeth Elliott
Susan Deretha Elms
Thomas Spencer Emanuello
William Clayton Fairbanks Carol Anne Fay
Margaret Louise Fay
Paula Mary Feeney Ann Irene Felt
Theodore Charles Field Janet Irene Files
Patricia Louise Cavanaugh Sara Louise Cazeault Phyllis Lucille Chase Rogers Swan Chase Janet Carol Chisholm
George Arthur Christensen, Jr. Roberta Evelyn Church Michael Paul Cicchese Richard Anthony Cicchese Joan Marie Cirigliano Judythe May Clark Donald Martin Cody Margaret Ann Comeau Janice Norma Comery Dianne Marjorie Contois Laura Marian Conway John Henry Costa, Jr. Vicki Ann Coulsey Charles Dexter Cowing Susan Jane Crooker David Ernest Crowder
Valerie Edith Culpon Judith Ann Curtis Sally Ann Cushing
Newman Wallace Daley John Joseph Daly
Linda Jeanne Damon
Alfred Rodden Danehy
Joseph Edward Darmand Diane Elizabeth Delory Sheila Mary Dennehy Nicholas Francis DeToma
Edward Arthur Devine Vicker Vincent DiGravio, Jr. Elaine Marie DiTommaso
Priscilla Jean Donaldson *William Seach Donovan William Frederick Dooley Richard Edward Dorey Ann Lorraine Doucette William Robert Dow David Wayne Dowst John Francis Duffy Robert Paul Duffy Charles Roy Eaton
William David Cadorette David Alan Cain Gail Elise Campbell Helen Louise Canale
Robert Warren Carey, Jr.
Barbara Jean Carlson Judith Ann Carpenter Joan Elizabeth Carroll Lois Ann Caruso
Patricia Elizabeth Finch Everett Ellsworth Fisher
Robert William Fiske
Robert William Fitzgerald
Bernard Joseph Fitzsimmons, Jr.
394
Judith Ann Flanders Catherine Veronica Fleming Thomas Patrick Foley, Jr. David Henry Fopiano Jacquelyn Lois Foster Thomas Joseph Foster Evelyn Elaine Francis Robert Arthur Frank Joseph Andrew Frates Beverly Ann Fregeau Marilyn Lesley Fulton *James Allan Gaffney Joyce Doris Gagnon Paul Foster Gammell Lila Florence Gardner Janet Elaine Garofalo James Gibson, Jr. Dianne Joannice Gilberti Robert Weston Gill Wilma Clara Gillespie Robert Charles Gillis
June Marie Goodrow Marylin Wilma Gordon *Robert Carl Gove Thomas John Graham Ray Thomas Granai Frank Albert Griggs
Mary Janice Grogan Maureen Anne Grondin
Jane Hanabury Kathryn Ann Handrahan Jane Rita Hanrahan Janet Anne Harvey Kenneth Arthur Hawes Robert Dean Hawes William Carroll Hay Dorothy Anne Healey
Robert Mark Healey
Francis Gabriel Healy, Jr.
Walter Brennock Heffernan, Jr. Charles Walter Hilbert Judith May Hoffman Barbara Ann Holbrook Constance Marie Holbrook
Joan Elaine Hollander
Doris Evelyn Hollis Phyllis Anne Homer Ann Margaret Hommel Susan Ellen Hopkins John Edward Howsberger, Jr. Lynda Lee Hues Richard Francis Hutchinson, Jr. George Bowman Hutchison, Jr. Janice Meredith Ingham Patricia Louise Jack Diane May Johansen
Carol Agnes Johnson Eric Ross Johnson Cynthia Ellen Johnston Lucy Ellen Jolly Carol Ann Jones *Richard Leslie Jones William 'Turrell Jones Janet Rose Jordan
Henry Leon Keefe Thomas Joseph Keefe, Jr. Barbara Louise Kelly Alan Parker Kemp Joan Margaret Keniston Henry Gordon Kennedy Sandra May Keough Carol Edna Kimball Suzanne Knudsen David Earl Kuja
Jean Marie Laidlaw Richard Reino Laine
Janice Marie Lane
Albert Joseph LaRocco Jr.
Keith Theodore Larson
Linda Ethel Larson Lois Ann Leavitt Nancy Allayne Lee
Frances Marie Leites
Patricia Anne Leone
Vera Ann LeVangie Richard Allan Lindsay Carol Ann Logan Gail Marie Loud
Peter Alex Luoma
Howard Harold Luther
Dennis James Lynch
Kathleen Diane MacDonald
Chester Warren MacKean, Jr. Dianne Mackinnon
Sally Marie Mackinnon
Elizabeth MacLean
Alan James Macpherson
Elizabeth Dale MacQuinn Barbara Ann Madison David Paul Mahn Thomas Richard Mahon, Jr. Christine Marie Manning Karen Frances Mansfield Diane Catherine Marks Richard Blackwell Matson Theresa Rose Mazzola Ronald Louis Mazzuchelli Gail Ellen McAskill John Joseph McCraith
Elizabeth Helen McDonnell
Eileen Muriel McElroy Sallie Ann McIsaac
395
Mary Jane Mckay Judith McKeag Roberta McLeod Patricia Marie McMorrow Nancy Turner McWilliam Judith Ann Melong Mary Ann Meuse Patricia Lorraine Mills Richard Howard Mills Jeanne Anne Milmore Robert George Minnis Anne Barr Mitchell David Michael Mullen Sheila Irene Mulligan George Edward Mullin, Jr. James Henry Murphy Jo Ann Marie Muscillo
Sheila Ursula Natale Barbara Ann Navis Arthur Michael Nichols Barbara Agnes Nichols Roberta Nicholson
Sylvia Elaine Nickerson Vivian Lee Nickerson Ida Marie Nilsson
Averill Louise Noland
Robert Arthur Norcross Wayne Girouid Noreen Susan Jane Noyes George Uuno Nystrom
Elizabeth Mary O'Brien Mary Patricia O'Connell William Francis Odell Nancy O'Donnell Dagmar Elizabeth Olsen Judith Gail O'Neill Elizabeth Adeline Orlando Richard Randolph Osgood
Richard Bruce Page William Francis Pagnano William Joseph Palmieri Diane Marian Pannier Edward Parry Russell Edward Parsons Judith Ann Patt Cynthia Gail Payne
Walter Robert Pelrine
Judith Perrow Donald Gareth Persson Suzanne Ellen Perry George Simonds Peterson Judith Ann Petze John Harding Pierce, Jr. Marcia Louise Piller John Alfred Player Janet Clare Pomarico
Michele Marie Pomarico Kevin Michael Powers Charles Edward Pratt Henry Clifford Pratt Dorothy Norma Pray Nancy Arline Pray Pamela Jeanne Pray Susan Procter
Jacqueline Marion Query Cornelius Vincent Quirk, Jr.
Frank Nelson Rand
Thelma Rose Rayfield Roberta Rose Raymond Donald Nelson Reed Anthony James Rinella Russell Bruce Ritchie
Joseph Rizzo, Jr. Anna May Roach Joan Claire Robbins
Peter Crowell Robie
Judith Scott Robinson
Paul Henry Robitaille Elizabeth Ann Roche Nancy Joan Rosati Neil Duncan Ross, Jr.
George Whitney Rowe
Edward Clifton Rowell, Jr.
Rodney Beverly Rumble John Vincent Ryan, Jr.
William John Salisbury
Mary Ann Santacroce Kaye Elaine Saraceno Patricia Ann Savage Carmelina Sceppa Joyce Ellen Seeley Frances Elizabeth Shanahan
Jean Elizabeth-Shanahan
Joan Eleanor Shanahan Joyce Mae Shannon Patricia Lucille Shaw
Kenneth Arnold Sherman Beverly Elsie Smith John Ellsworth Smith, Jr.
Norma Frances Springer
Arthur Wayne Stelfox Nancy Lee Stevens
William Francis Stevenson, Jr. John Stewart, III
*John Alvah Stockbridge, Jr. Judith Anne Stoddard Katherine Louise Stubbert Marilyn Jane Sturgis George Donald Suokko
Barbara Jean Surette
Harold Arthur Surrette Phyllis Elaine Sweet
396
Eleanor Cynthia Tangherlini Mary Ellen Tanguay Sharon Emily 'Taylor Marilyn 'Teague Carol Ann Thomas Gerald Leslie Thomas Theresa Marie Tobin David Paul Tonis Linda Jean Tonry
Carol Ellen Tonsing
Shirley Elaine Townsend Peter Vincent Travi Jeanette Frances Trenouth Constance Elaine Trudeau Judith Arlene Trueman Marilyn Ann Tufts Raymond Karl Turner, Jr.
Alexander Edward Urbanowicz
George Philip Viglas
Carol Frances Vinton
Florence Diane Walker
Carolyn Mary Walsh
Sheila Mae Walsh
George Edward Ward
Benjamin Theodore Warshaw Herbert Arthur Webster Natale Ann Webster
Marion Lois Weldon Gail Frances White Joan Irene White Nancy Diane Wicklund Johanna Theresa Wiencko
Barbara Jane Wilkinson Donald Willdridge Beverly Ann Williams
Peter Stuart Williams
Jean Marie Willis
Craig Winkfield Thomas Francis Winkler, III
Sheila Ann Woodworth
Henry Vincent Wormald, Jr. Irene Elizabeth Wynott
Charles Edward Young Linda Susan Young
Joseph Jason Zaporetski Mary Lou Frances Zarnitz Loretta Mae Zottoli
* These students also receive a diploma from the Norfolk County Agricul- tural School.
CERTIFICATES
Lura Hamilton Bell Maryellen Louise Collins Harriet Ann Delorey Anthony Joseph Facella, Jr. Mary Theresa Franciosi
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