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Grade 11
Carolyn Bamber Gail Brazilian
Lilla Fleming Gail McCarthy
Grade 10
Virginia Dorr Donald Oakes
Addison Pratt David Timpany
Grade 9
Sandra Adler Frances Blanchard David Donoghue
Connie Gomes Benjamin Warshaw
Grade 8
Milton Brokaw Nancy Damon Anne Mulligan
Patrick Shields Jonathan Story Barbara Tilden
Grade 7
Josephine Amato Maura Corbett Judith Gallagher Barbara Hall
Waine MacAllister Elizabeth Mackie Linda Richards Glen Robbins
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GRADUATION EXERCISES Scituate High School Class of 1954
Class Motto: "Deeds, Not Words" WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JUNE 16, 1954 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00 O'CLOCK
PROGRAM
Processional: "Land of Hope and Glory" Elgar-Glenn High School Orchestra
Invocation
Rev. Henry G. Cooper Russell Clement Prouty
Address of Welcome
Presentation of Awards and Scholarships Mr. George A. J. Froberger, Principal
Presentation of Class Gift President of Senior Class
Selection: "The Green Cathedral" Sophomore-Junior Girls' Glee Club
Hahn
Address: "Life's Blueprint" Dr. Walter Lee Bailey Minister, First Baptist Church, Winchester Presentation of Class for Graduation
Mr. George A. J. Froberger, Principal
Acceptance of Class for Graduation
Mr. Edward K. Chace, Superintendent of Schools
Conferring of Diplomas Mr. Samuel J. Tilden Chairman, School Committee Class Ode Patricia L. McAuliffe, '54 Graduating Class
Recessional: "Land of Hope and Glory" Elgar-Glenn
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ROLL OF CLASS MEMBERS
Katherine Andrews
* Bonney Mae Austin Donald Bongarzone Carolyn Roberta Bumpus
* Phyllis Evelyn Cahoon Richard Reynolds Carlson Lee Forest Carpenter
*Gladys Anne Clapp Priscilla Ann Clapp
* James Melvin Denker Priscilla Dwight Phyllis Mary Fleming Arthur Selden Fletcher Elizabeth Marion Foster
*Frederick John Gleason, Jr.
*Charles Harvey Goddard
* Jane Rosamond Graham
* Richard Walter Green
* Barbara Joan Hare Judith Elaine Lieber Thaddeus Lawrence Litchfield Nancy Anne Lopes Robert David Loring
Richard Howard MacAllister Robert Sutherland Marshall
* Bessie Margaret Mayo
Patricia Lee McAuliffe
James Edwin Merritt
Mary Alice Mitchell
* Ruth Mildred Mitchell
*Yvonne Marie Mongeau John Joseph Noble
* Diane Belinda Prouty Richard Charles Prouty Russell Clement Prouty Gail Marie Purslow David Alanson Roberts Donald Roland Roy Barbara Ann Ryan Peter Herbert Sharp
*Dianne Sherman Geraldine Mary Smith Thomas Hodges Smith
* Maureen Anne Stark
*Linda Clark Stearns
*Mildred Jane Sylvester
*Nancy Taggart James Ronald Tedford Frederick Allen Timpany, Jr. Evelyn Lorraine Turner Shirley Ann Walsh
*Thomas Clifton Whittaker
*Pro Merito - Four year average of 85% or better.
CLASS OFFICERS
President, Russell Clement Prouty Vice-President, Donald Roland Roy Secretary, Phyllis Evelyn Cahoon Treasurer, Nancy Taggart
AWARDS
The Bausch-Lomb Award - For highest average in Science. Pre- sented by the Bausch-Lomb Optical Company. A bronze plaque. Awarded to James M. Denker.
Good Citizenship Pilgrim of 1954 - To the Senior girl deemed best in good citizenship by the class and faculty. Presented by the Chief Justice Cushing Chapter, D.A.R., Certificate and Pin. Awarded to Ruth M. Mitchell.
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Norman L. Walker Award - To the boy and girl deemed best in good sportsmanship by classmates and faculty. Established by Class of 1951 in memory of Norman L. Walker, one of its ad- visors. Pins and names engraved upon Award Plaque in trophy cabinet. Awarded to Donald R. Roy and Nancy Taggart.
Scituate Historical Society Awards - To two members of the gradu- ating class who write the most interesting essays on Old Scituate. Presented by the Scituate Historical Society. One Life and one Annual Membership in the Society. Awarded to Frederick J. Glea- son, Jr. and Elizabeth M. Foster.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scituate Scholarship Fund Scholarship - To the boy or girl in the graduating class who attains high honors in scholarship and who intends entering college. Presented by the Scituate Schol- arship Fund. One hundred fifty dollars. Awarded to James M. Denker.
World War II Fund Scholarship - To the boy or girl who is a member of the graduating class and who is a child of a World War II Veteran and who intends entering college. Presented by Scituate Scholarship Fund, Trustee for World War II Fund. One hundred fifty dollars. Awarded to Richard C. Prouty.
Leighton G. Chipman Memorial Scholarship - To the boy or girl who is a member of the graduating class, who is outstanding in scholarship and who intends entering college. Presented by Scituate Kiwanis Club. One hundred dollars a year for two years. Awarded to Phyllis E. Cahoon and Diane B. Prouty.
Scituate Teachers' Club Scholarship - To the boy or girl in the graduating class who measures high in scholarship, citizenship, and potential qualities of leadership, and who intends entering the teaching profession. Presented by the Scituate Teachers' Club. One hundred dollars. Awarded to Dianne Sherman.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship - To the son or daughter of a veteran who has demonstrated a high standard of both schol- arship and citizenship and who plans to continue his education after graduation. Presented by the Scituate Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. One hundred dollars. Awarded to Gladys A. Clapp.
William Shuttleworth Memorial Scholarship - To the most deserv- ing member of the graduating class who intends pursuing the study of arts on the college level. Presented by the Scituate Dramateurs. One hundred dollars. Awarded to Ruth M. Mitchell.
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John J. Heffernan Memorial Scholarship - To the member of the Senior Class who best exemplifies the attribute of unselfishness by his generosity of spirit through contributing to and partici- pating in extra curricular activities while achieving a high aca- demic standing; to be used to further his education in the field of his choice. Presented by the Scituate Parent-Teacher Associ- ation. Three hundred dollars. Awarded to Thomas C. Whit- taker.
Scituate Health Service Scholarship - To the member of the 1954 graduating class who has been accepted by an approved school of nursing. Presented by the Scituate Health Service, Inc. One hundred dollars. Awarded to Elizabeth M. Foster.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT - 1954
REGULAR APPROPRIATION
$450,000.00
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION (Band Uniforms)
473.60
$450,473.60
RECEIPTS FROM FEDERAL FUNDS (Revolving Account)
Balance
$40.00
George Barden
500.00
Smith-Hughes
57.70
Public Law No. 874
3,826.86
$4,424.56
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$454,898.16
EXPENDITURES
Budget
$445,676.62
Federal Funds
40.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$445,716.62
RETURNED TO TOWN (Unexpended)
4,796.98
FEDERAL FUNDS (In reserve)*
4,384.56
TOTAL
$454,898.16
SCHOOL MONEY RETURNED TO TOWN
(Not Available For School Use)
ASSISTANCE FROM STATE FUNDS
State Aid, Chapter No. 70
$35,994.62
Transportation of Pupils
27,179.34
Maintenance of House Hold Arts
3,605.17
Vocational School Tuition
298.10
MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS
1,261.95
TOTAL ASSISTANCE
$68,339.18
RETURNED TO TOWN (Unexpended)
4,796.98
TOTAL RETURNS TO TOWN
$73,136.16
TOTAL APPROPRIATION
$450,473.60
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND ASSISTANCE
73,136.16
NET COST OF SCHOOLS TO TOWN ...... $377,337.44
* Will be used to lower 1955 Budgetary Amount to be raised by taxation.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT - 1954
GENERAL CONTROL*
School Committee Expense
$564.77
Salaries: Administration
9,494.97
Travel: Administration
441.86
Clerk Hire: Administration
4,817.98
Attendance Officer, Census
400.00
Administration Supplies
341.05
Administration Equipment
132.33
Admin. Light, Heat, Phone, Water
791.69
$16,984.65
EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION*
High School Principal's Salary
$5,726.19
High School Office Expense
3,765.20
High School Teachers' Salaries
98,516.62
Elementary Principal's Salary
7,006.10
Elementary Office Expense
2,882.33
Elementary Teachers' Salaries
130,818.64
Phys. Ed. and Athletic Salaries
12,062.34
Supervisors' Salaries
18,819.51
Principals' and Supervisors' Travel
178.49
Textbooks for Pupils
6,998.80
Audio-Visual Aids
210.90
Supplies for Pupils
7,581.13
Athletic Supplies
1,098.58
$295,664.83
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Director's Salary
$148.05
Educational Salaries
4,373.95
Travel Expense
13.10
Equipment and Books
178.75
Supplies
169.62
Transportation
434.15
Water, Fuel and Lights
500.19
Repairs to Equipment
3.40
$5,821.21
PLANT OPERATION*
Custodians' Salaries
$21,330.03
Custodians' Mileage
13.04
Fuel
10,672.21
Electricity and Gas
6,348.67
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Custodians' Supplies
4,123.32
Water
547.05
Telephone
746.81
$43,781.13
PLANT MAINTENANCE
(Repairs and Replacements)
Grounds, Walks, etc.
$9.03
Buildings
2,486.82
Engineering Equipment
381.27
Educational Equipment
492.21
Office Equipment
65.75
$3,435.08
LIBRARIES
Library Books
$1,269.92
Library Equipment and Supplies
187.17
$1,457.09
HEALTH*
Medical Inspector's Salary
$1,300.00
Medical Supplies
237.62
Nurses' Salaries
7,218.98
Nurses' Travel
73.66
Nurses' Office Expense
118.86
$8,949.12
TRANSPORTATION
Transportation
$43,242.03
Special Transportation
1,159.50
$44,401.53
AUXILIARY AGENCIES*
Recreation
$412.00
Cafeteria Salaries
12,288.59
Express and Cartage
442.70
Advertising and Printing
177.44
Pensions
227.50
Miscellaneous (Driver Ed., Graduation, etc.)
513.57
$14,061.80
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Furniture and Equipment
$2,887.41
$2,887.41
* Current Expense
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SPECIAL ITEMS
Tuition
$3,576.54
Overlay
2,313.07
Evening Classes
2,343.16
$8,232.77
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$445,676.62
BUDGETS - 1954 and 1955
Items Titles
1954 1955
1954
1955
1. Current Expense
$379,230.00 $466,245.00
(a) General Control
$14,650.00 $16,450.00
(b) Expenses of Instruction 301,925.00 369,100.00
(c) Plant Operation 39,800.00 54,800.00
(d) Health 9,550.00 10,125.00
(e) Auxiliary Agencies 13,305.00 15,770.00
2. Vocational Education
5,875.00
6,650.00
3. Repairs and Replacements
4,100.00
7,650.00
4. Libraries
1,700.00
2,200.00
5. Transportation
48,634.00
44,500.00
6: Capital Outlay
2,261.00
3,200.00 *
7. Special Items
8,200.00
10,200.00
$450,000.00 $540,645.00
Less Chapter 874 Money
9,145.00
Amount to be raised by taxation
$531,500.00
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INDEX
Accountant's Report
170
Summary
303
Balance Sheet
307
Assessor's Report
126
Board of Health
144
Building Board of Appeals
159
Building Commissioner
159
Clam Warden
142
Engineering Department
151
Fire Department
157
Forest Warden
158
Highway Department
129
Inspector of Animals
148
Inspector of Meat and Slaughtering
147
Inspector of Milk
147
Inspector of Plumbing
164
Inspector of Wire
163
Juror List
119
Libraries
155
Park Commissioners
148
Planning Board
166
Playground Investigation Committee
149
Plymouth County Aid to Agriculture
156
Police Department
138
Public Health Nursing Service:
Report of President
124
Public Health Nurse Report
145
Public Welfare
150
Registrar's Report
118
School Committee
Appendix
School Dentist & Dental Hygienist
146
Sealer of Weights and Measures
154
Selectmen's Report
11
Sewerage Investigating Committee
165
State Audit of Accounts
166
Supervisor - Care of Veterans' Graves
152
Town Clerk's Report
13
Births
102
Marriages
96
Deaths
110
Town Collector's Report
121
Town Counsel
160
Town Forest Committee
153
Town Officers
3
Treasurer's Report
164
Tree Warden
152
Veterans' Service Officer
143
Water Department
132
Zoning Board of Appeals
160
Report of Treasurer 125
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