Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1932, Part 11

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1932
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 270


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$45,940.94


DR. J. WILLIAM O'CONNELL, Chairman, MRS. EVA GOWING RIPLEY, Secretary, MRS. MABEL W. SWEETSER, Treasurer, HARRY B. ALLMAN, THOMAS F. KENNEY,


GARDNER E. CAMPBELL,


School Committee.


162


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


APPENDIX


A. Statistics of School Enrollment and Attendance. Cost per Pupil.


B. Tabulation of Records of Attendance for School Year, 1931-1932.


C. School Organization.


D. Cost of Public Day and Evenng Schools.


E. How a School Dollar is Spent.


F. Age and Grade Chart, January 1, 1933.


G. Changes in Teachers.


H. High School Graduation.


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


163


A


Population Census 1930


16,318


Average Membership ending June, 1932


3,393


Average Membership ending June, 1931


3,479


Decrease in Average Membership


86


Total Membership, 1932


3,560


Total Membership, 1931


3,520


Per Cent of Attendance, 1932


95.43


Per Cent of Attendance, 1931


93.70


Length of School Year, 1931-1932


39 weeks


Days lost, stormy weather, holidays:


High


11 days


Elementary


16 days


Actual Length of School Year:


High


36 weeks, 2 days


Elementary


35 weeks, 2 days


Special teachers employed


3


Regular teaching positions


121


Total teaching positions


124


DAY SCHOOLS


Cost per pupils for intruction and maintenance, based on average member- ship for the school year 1931-1932:


High School, exclusive of general control


$116.35


Elementary Schools, exclusive of general control


73.56


All public schools, from all sources


89.45


Cost per pupil including ordinary repairs, in State


99.19


B


RECORD OF ATTENDANCE FOR SCHOOL YEAR-1931-1932


No. Different Pupils Enrolled


Total


Average Enroll- Member- ment


Average Attend- ance


Per. ct. Attend- ance


Days Attend- ance


Days Absence


Tardi- ness


Dismis- sals


Pupils 5-6


Pupils 7-14


Pupils 14-16


Pupils 16 or over


ship


High 8th Gr. H. S.


Charles J. Peterson


0


74


481


499


1,054


991.00


945.00


95.36


172,773


8,871


3,012


1,214


Hertha Bergner


0


20


13


C


33


32.80


31.39


95.70


5,683


254


15


33


Ralph O. Powers


0


11


19


3


33


31.06


28.51


91.78


5,160


462


92


62


Lois I. Jordan


0


18


14


2


34


32.63


31.52


96.59


5,706


201


28


15


Mary Kalaher


0


11


20


1


32


28.71


27.80


96.83


5,032


165


7


19


Isabel M.Elliot


0


30


3


1


34


31.75


31.04


97.76


5,618


128


7


16


0


21


11


0


32


32.70


31.60


90.66


5,720


200


23


21


Eliza V. Coburn


0


24


3


0


27


25.79


25.03


97.05


4,532


138


5


11


Ida G. Low


19


12


0


0


31


29.40


28.03


95.37


5,002


243


34


8


Esther M. Winkler


30


3


0


0


33


31.35


30.44


97.06


5,430


163


32


6


Avis M. Jones


5


19


0


0


24


26.00


25.08


96.45


4,476


164


21


6


Helen M. Delaney


7


27


0


0


34


32.36


31.15


96.27


5,559


215


15


4


Katherine L. Kelly


0


34


0


0


34


27.90


27.07


97.02


4,830


148


16


5


Edna M. Paulson


G


38


0


0


38


36.07


34.92


96.79


6,230


205


7


8


Stella H. Blaikie


0


37


0


0


37


36.74


35.62


96.96


6,358


198


24


2


Mabel Johnson


0


37


1


0


38


38.35


37.41


97.50


4,676


168


41


6


Cora Guarnaccia


0


29


3


0


32


31.29


30.27


96.74


5,399


184


17


7


Lillian A. Nutile


0


35


3


0


38


34.37


33.54


97.62


5,990


146


8


2


Ethel A. Rodgerson


0


31


1


0


32


30.23


29.03


96.05


5,180


207


9


7


Lee Pfeiffer


0


6


1


0


7


12.34


11.60


94.00


2,058


131


19


1


Alice E. Calkins


37


4


0


0


41


39.65


35.67


89.97


6,403


713


66


4


Greenwood


40


2


0


0


42


38.13


34.69


90.97


6,227


616


26


16


Madaliene J. Crocker


2


Maude E. Parks


17


28


0


0


45


42.24


39.74


94.08


7,113


448


70


Grace E. Widtfeldt


15


28


0


0


43


39.64


37.49


94.58


6,730


385


53


5


Susie E. Long


0


33


0


0


33


31.71


29.77


93.89


5,342


347


48


12


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


164


School


Teachers


Franklin


Katharine Goodwin


B


School


Teachers


Pupils 5-6


Pupils 7-14


Pupils 14-16


Pupils 16 or over


Total Enroll- ment


Average Member- ship


Average Attend- ance


Per. ct. Attend- ance


Days Attend- ance


Days Absence


Tardi- ness


Dismis- sals


Greenwood


Hilda M. Hayden


0


29


0


0


29


28.99


26.91


92.84


4,831


372


34


21


Lillian J. Shoff


0


44


0


0


44


41.10


38.53


93.75


6,934


462


61


6


Laura A. Hart


0


43


0


0


13


39.1


36.63


93.66


6,594


444


62


53


Winifred Beal


0


33


0


0


33


32.17


30.43


94.58


5,477


313


38


20


M. Grace Pike


0


36


0


0


36


31.83


30.07


94.45


5,414


318


44


5


Amanda J. Stevenson


0


32


4


0


36


36.12


34.16


94.56


6,148


354


35


2


Theresa J. Collins


0


38


C


0


38


38.16


36.75


96.31


9,960


387


30


13


Signe M. Peterson


0


34


2


0


36


33.52


32.35


96.49


5,824


212


63


12


Elizabeth Gardner


0


31


3


0


34


32.20


30.85


95.80


5,553


244


32


23


Clareberta Wilson


0


32


4


0


36


34.31


32.90


95.89


5,923


255


49


19


Genesta B. Tooker


0


21


11


3


35


33.75


31.63


93.74


5,696


382


69


4


Elizabeth M. Janson


0


8


0


1


9


11.98


11.50


95.99


2,071


88


55


4


Hamilton


Elizabeth D. Burke


0


4


10


1


15


15.19


14.06


92.56


2,532


204


9


9


Lydia M. Sullivan


19


12


0


0


31


30.52


28.57


93.61


5,129


351


22


6


Hurd


0


44


0


0


44


41.95


39.38


93.86


7,070


462


33


22


Bella Rattray


0


33


1


0


34


33.81


32.44


95.95


5,841


247


10


7


Katheryn D. Carney


0


19


5


0


24


22.44


21.38


95.28


3,850


191


9


10


Eleanor B. Ringdahl


30


5


1


0


36


31.36


29.96


95.53


5,381


253


35


9


Lincoln


32


2


0


0


34


32.39


30.76


. 94.96


5,524


285


24


0


Hannah J. Ardill


6


23


0


0


29


28.26


26.91


95.22


4,832


242


9


7


Mary I, Hawkins


9


23


0


0


32


29.71


28.77


96.83


5,165


171


10


5


Bernice E. Hendrickson


0


40


0


0


40


37.14


35.90


96.66


6,447


224


15


8


Ruth C. Webber


0


24


0


0


24


23.15


21.73


93.86


3,901


257


10


14


Dorothy G. Wallace


0


27


0


0


27


24.15


23.20


96.06


4,165


172


21


6


Dorothy Flannigan


0


33


0


0


33


31.73


30.72


96.81


5,516


184


28


7


165


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


No. Different Pupils Enrolled


Blanche L. Meserve


Mary L. Poland


166


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


School


Teachers


Pupils 5-6


Pupils 7-14


Pupils 14-16


Pupils 16 or over


Total Enroll- ment


Average Member- ship


Average Attend- ance


Per. ct. Attend- ance


Days Attend- ance


Days Absence


Tardi- ness


Dismis- sals


Lincoln


Jessie S. Dyer


0


40


0


0


40


33.65


32.63


96.96


6,858


184


13


4


Catherine A. Doran


0


32


2


0


34


30.49


29.43


96.52


5,284


193


8


7


Clara E. Davidson


0


31


0


0


31


31.11


30.37


97.62


5,452


134


7


7


Ruth B. Spence


0


30


2


1


33


32.13


31.09


96.76


5,582


188


12


6


Eva M. Chick


0


32


3


0


35


33.09


32.25


97.46


5,790


153


11


10


Hazel O. Wilder


33


0


0


0


33


35.24


32.66


92.67


5,866


464


110


12


Montrose


Hester A. Walker


7


31


0


0


38


34.29


32.66


95.24


5,864


293


50


11


Alice M. Scipione


0


48


0


0


48


40.78


39.07


95.80


7,014


309


69


12


Margaret Landers


0


29


0


0


29


28.58


27.73


97.02


4,993


155


34


11


Christine Callan


0


28


6


0


34


32.40


31.09


95.95


5,597


216


64


10


Warren


Alice J. Kernan


36


2


0


0


38


35.49


32.75


92.27


5,880


492


103


16


Elizabeth Strout


11


38


0


0


49


44.84


42.94


95.76


7,610


342


82


15


Lillian A. Shaffer


0


45


0


0


45


43.26


40.80


94.31


7,326


444


93


30


Irene F. Norton


0


43


0


0


43


43.41


41.18


94.86


7,393


402


41


4


Bessie E. David


0


38


1


0


39


38.75


36.96


95.38


6,636


324


32


4


Ruth V. Conley


0


34


2


0


36


35.45


34.14


96.30


6,400


238


29


11


Mary E .. C. Geagan


0


26


3


C


29


28.72


27 34


95.19


4,909


249


29


16


West Ward


Flora S. Hall


26


9


0


0


35


33.75


31.01


91.88


5,569


494


121


3


Mabel A. Kernan


0


29


C


0


29


29.75


28.50


95.79


5,117


227


58


13


Winifred Geizer


21


2


0


0


23


23.50


21.80


92.76


3,892


304


33


3


Woodville


6


16


0


C


22


24.19


22.94


94.82


4,096


225


37


1


Pauline T. Evans


0


40


0


0


40


37.57


37.43


97.74


6,683


214


80


3


Ruth B. Ames


0


40


0


0


40


37.83


36.48


96.44


6,513


241


20


13


Grace M. Cheyne


0


37


1


0


38


37.62


38.63


97.38


6,716


181


25


11


Bernice O. Bazley


0


21


5


0


26


27.55


26.60


96.55


4,749


170


17


3


406


2,003


639


512


3,560


3392.69


3238.38


95.31


586,791


29,01C


5,680


2,020


B


No. Different Pupils Enrolled


Susie Leone


167


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


C


SCHOOL ORGANIZATION


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Willard B. Atwell, Ph.B., 1911, Brown University


SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Pauline E. Meads, B.S., 1929, Simmons College


CLERK Anna M. Anderson, 1931, Wakefield High School


LIST OF REGULAR TEACHERS TO DATE


Date of First


Grade Election


Where Educated


HIGH SCHOOL


Charles J. Peterson, A.B.


Principal


1919


Wesleyan University


Roland H. Kinder, B.S. Ed.M. Sub-Master 1919


Harvard University University of N. H.


*Helen F. Gilmore


Dean of Girls


1913


Boston University


Eleanor K. Abbott, A.B.


Assistant


1930


Wheaton College


Marjorie E. Bent


66


1928


Boston School of Phy. Ed.


Marjorie T. Bunker, A.B.


1924


Boston University


Mary Butler, A.B.


66


1930


Boston University


Joseph Cassano, B. Voc. Ed.


66


1927


Mass. State College


Bernice L. Caswell, B.S., B.L.I.


66


1927


Columbia and Emerson Col-


Elvira C. Cosman, A.B.


66


1921


Boston University


Raymond S. Dower


66


1918


Northampton College


Harriet D. Dunning, A. B.


1926


Radcliffe College


Joseph H. Fanck


1913


Mass. School of Art


R. Edgar Fisher, A.B.


66


1921


Bowdoin College


Thelma L. Fletcher, B.S.


66


1926


Simmons College


Arthur A. Fulton


66


1915


Northampton College


Myron Gallop, B.S.


66


1929


Bates College


A. True Hardy, A.B.


66


1930


Boston University


William D. Healey, A.B.


66


1928


Holy Cross College


Howard J. Heavens, A.B.


66


1927


Amherst College


Janet S. Height, A.B.


66


1929


Boston University


Ruth F. Hiatt, B.B.A., M.B.A.


66


1921


Boston University


Isabel M. Hirst


66


1922


University of Maine


Katherine M. Kelly, A.B.


60


1925


Boston University


Mary Kalaher


66


1888


Salem Normal


Dorothy K. Kohl, B.S.


Librarian


1923


Simmons College


Annette E. Lane, A.B.


Assistant


1930


University of Maine


Margaret L. Macdonald


66


1927


Salem Commercial


*Not a Graduate


1916


Mass. School of Art


*Mildred Jones


leges


Name


168


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Louis P. Marche


Assistant


1923


Wentworth Institute


Harriet Mason, A.B.


66


1922


Wheaton College


Anna H. Meserve, B.S.


66


1925


New Hampshire University


Thomas C. Murray, A.B.


1931


Boston College


Ethelyn M. Pattee, A.B., M.A.


1927


Wellesley and Columbia


Alfred E. Preble, B.S.


66


1913


Tufts College


Edward D. Peverley


66


1926


Teachers' College


Ethel G. Reed, A.B., M. A.


66


1911


Tufts and Middlebury


M. Alice Ryan, B.B.A.


1902


Boston University


Margaret A. Ryan, A.B.


66


1905


Boston University


Homer M. Shellenberger, B.P.E.


66


1925


Springfield College


*S. Morton Sherman


66


1925


Carnegie Institute


Genesta B. Tooker


66


1924


Washington State


Donald White, A.B.


66


1930


Harvard College Mass. State College Clark's Business School


EIGHTH GRADE George E. Hayes, B.S. in Ed.


Principal


1920


Bridgewater Normal (4 yr.) Boston University


Hertha Bergner, A.B.


Assistant


1926


Wisconsin University


Eliza Coburn


66


1912


Salem Normal


*Isabel M. Elliot


1900


Boston University


*Lois I. Jordan


66


1925


Smith College


Ida G. Low


66


1918


Needham High School


Ralph O. Powers, A.B.


1930


Harvard


FRANKLIN SCHOOL Eliot B. Leonard, B.S. in Ed.


Principal


1931


Newark State Normal New York University


Ethel A. Rodgerson


7


1925


Farmington Normal


Ethel M. Wilson


6-7


1923


Plymouth Normal


Cora Guarnaccia


5-6


1923


Salem Normal


Mabel F. Johnson


5


1926


Plymouth Normal


*Stella H. Blaikie


4


1927


Wellesley College


Edna M. Paulson


3-4


1926


Fitchburg Normal


Katherine L. Kelly


3


1894


Salem Normal


Helen M. Delaney


2


1924


Fitchburg Normal


Katharine Goodwin


2


1923


Salem Normal


Avis M. Jones


1


1925


Aroostook State Normal


Esther M. Winkler


1


1927


Wheelock K. T. S.


Lee Pfeiffer


Special


1925


Wheelock K. T. S.


GREENWOOD SCHOOL


Ross Vardon


Principal


1910


Castine Normal (2 Yr.) Bridgewater Normal (3 Yr.)


Abbie A. Bell


8


1925


Salem Normal


Clareberta Wilson, A.B.


8


1923


Radcliffe College


Signe M. Peterson


7


1925


Salem Normal


*Not a Graduate


-


Olive G. Glover


Secretary


1927


169


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Elizabeth Gardner


7


1898


Calais Academy, Maine


Amanda J. Stephenson


6


1926


Aroostook State Normal


Theresa J. Collins


6


1928


Salem Normal


Winifred Beal


5


1924


Washington State N. S.


M. Grace Pike


5


1922


Keene Normal


Laura A. Hart


4


1910


Framingham Normal


Lillian J. Shoff


4


1928


Plymouth Normal


Hilda M. Hayden


3


1924


Salem Normal


*Susie E. Long


3


1907


Castine Normal


Grace Widtfeldt


2


1927


Salem Normal


Maude E. Parks


2


1919


Plymouth Normal


Madaliene J. Crocker


1


1930


Lesley Normal


Alice E. Calkins


1


1924


Wheelock K. T. S.


Muriel B. Shea


Substitute


1931


Salem Normal


HAMILTON SCHOOL


Elizabeth D. Burke


Special


1927 Lowell State Normal


Elizabeth M. Janson


Special


1931


Perry Ktg. Normal


HURD SCHOOL


Eleanor B. Ringdahl


Principal 7


1919


New Britain Normal


Katheryn Carney


5-6


1925


Salem Normal


Bella Rattray


3-4


1926


Perry Ktg. Normal


Lydia M. Sullivan


1-2


1916


Fitchburg Normal


LINCOLN SCHOOL


T. Frank Shea


Principal®


1902


Westfield Normal (4 Yr.)


Eva M. Chick


7


1926


Gorham Normal


Ruth B. Spence


7


1925


Gorham Normal


Clara E. Davidson


6


1907


Truro Prov. Normal


Catherine A. Doran


6


1926


Keene Normal


Jessie S. Dyer


5


1900


Quincy Training


Dorothy M. Flannigan


5


1931


Salem Normal


Dorothy G. Wallace


4


1926


Iowa State Teachers' College


Ruth C. Webber


4


1925


Aroostook State Normal


Bernice E. Hendrickson


3


1908


Salem Normal


Mary I. Hawkins


2


1896


Southboro High School


*Hannah J. Ardill


2


1892


Salem Normal


Blanche L. Meserve


1


1916


Plymouth Normal


Mary L. Poland


1


1925


Lowell State Normal


MONTROSE SCHOOL


Christine Callan, B.S. in Ed.


6-7


1931


Boston Teachers' College


Margaret M. Landers


5-6


1930


Salem Normal


Alice Scipione


3-4


1926


Salem Normal


Hester A. Walker


2-3


1924


Salem Normal


Hazel O. Wilder, Principal


1


1923


Salem Normal


WARREN SCHOOL


George E. Hayes, B.S. in Ed.


Principal 1920


Bridgewater Normal (4 Yr.) Boston University


*Not a Graduate


170


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Mary E. C. Geagan


7


1 906


Lowell Normal


Ruth V. Conley


6-7


1927


Gorham Normal


Bessie E. David


6


1907


Bridgewater Normal


Irene F. Norton


5


1908


Hyannis Normal


*Lillian A. Shaffer


3-4


1908


Hyannis Normal


Elizabeth M. Strout


2-3


1925


Salem Normal


Alice J. Kernan


1


1890


Wakefield High School


WEST WARD SCHOOL


*Mabel A. Kernan, Principal


3-4


1899


Boston University


Flora Hall


1-2


1931


Lesley Normal


WOODVILLE SCHOOL


Eliot B. Leonard, B.S. in Ed.


Principal


1931


Newark State Normal


New York University


Bernice O. Bazley, B.S. in Ed.


6-7


1929


State Normal


Boston University


Grace M. Cheyne


5-6


1920


Lowell Normal


Myrta E. Knight


4-5


1910


Salem Normal


Pauline T. Evans


3-4


1925


Keene Normal


Susie Leone


2-3


1931


Lowell Normal


Winifred Geizer


1


1929


Salem Normal


SPECIAL


Eleanor Blaikie


Physical Training


1929


Sargent


Grace A. Jenkins


Drawing


1919


Mass. Normal Art


C. Albert Jones


Music 1913


Boston Conservatory


Dr. C. E. Montague


School Physician


1912 Williams College


Mary K. English


School Nurse


1916


J. Edward Hatch


Attendance Officer Custodian of Buildings


1928


JANITORS


Edward E. Eaton


High


28 Park Street


George E. Zwicker


66


49 Emerson Street


Irving A. Wells, Engineer


66


25 Charles Street


Mary C. Higgins


16 Armory Street


Carl A. Peterson


242 Albion Street


M. Leo Conway


Lincoln


10 Bennett Street


Charles W. Stevens


Warren


13 Highland Avenue


Eugene Lenners


Hamilton


205 North Avenue


Michael Neary


Greenwood


57 Greenwood Avenue


Thomas Hemsworth


Hurd


27 Park Street


James F. Curley


Franklin


2 Birch Hill Avenue


Henry Oliver


Woodville


222 Nahant Street


G. Fred Dodge


Montrose


163 Salem Street


T. John Ardill


West Ward


8 Fairmount Avenue


*Not a Graduate


66


66


Boston Univ. Medical School


171


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


D


COST OF PUBLIC DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL-1932


Total Day School Evening School High Elem. Academic Amer'iz'tion


General Expenses:


Supt. of Schools


Attendance Officer


Salaries


$6,257.21


Other Expenses 521.95


School Committee:


Clerks, Other


Expenses 4,102.49


Instruction :


Supervisors:


Salaries


8,704.72


Expenses 66.35


Principals


20,265.05


$4,320.00


$15,945.05


Teachers


193,435.41


84,900.83


108,444.58


45.00


45.00


Text Books


3,115.04


2,086.27


1,028.77


Supplies


8,381.53


5,644.92


2,736.61


Operation :


Janitor Service


18,897.55


7,544.66


11,352.89


Fuel


5,283.25


1,637.76


3,645.49


Miscellaneous


4,298.05


1,884.68


2,413.37


Maintenance:


Repairs and Up-


keep


11,296.83


4,685.36


6,611.47


Auxiliary Agencies:


Health


2,715.57


2.36


2,713.21


Library


376.10


376.10


Tuition


331.43


16.65


314.78


Miscellaneous


793.91


570.12


223.79


Transportation


1,151.38


118.25


1,033.13


Outlay


1,198.51


413.70


784.81


Total


$291,192.33 $114,201.66 $157,247.95


$45.00 $45.00


172


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


E


HOW A SCHOOL DOLLAR IS SPENT


23456


7


8


9


10


1. Evening School $ .0003


2. Outlay .0041


3. Auxiliaries .0130


4. Office Expenses, inc. Clerk hire, telephones, etc. .0141


5. Miscellaneous: Water, Light, Janitor Supplies .0147


6. Fuel


.0181


7. Repairs and Upkeep . 0388


8. Books and Supplies .0394


9. Janitors .0649


10. Supt., Att. Officer, Teachers, School Physician and Nurse .7926


$1.0000


173


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


F AGE AND GRADE CHART January 1, 1933


Grd. Age.


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14


15


16


17


18


19


20


21 Tot.


1


153


B


49


69


34


2


155


2


G


2


55


62


20


5


144


B


4


66


57


20


4


3


154


3


G


4


67


56


6


5


1


139


B


2


56


45


18


7


1


129


4


G


10


59


31


9


1


110


B


2


49


50


26


8


2


2


139


5


G


7


87


54


9


9


166


5


52


50


23


6


4


1


141


10


71


47


15


3


2


148


B


4


72


49


24


13


1


163


6


57


49


15


4


2


2


135


B


3


23


12


9


5


52


2


21


18


4


4


49


B


3


60


64


34


12


1


2


176


9


G


12


72


60


26


4


174


B


7


52


48


27


11


1


146


10


63


46


16


5


2


142


7


39


42


3


4


113


11


G


6


55


27


1


101


3


43


9


1


1


82


12


G


3


15


55


5


103


H. S. Spec.


B


6


1


1


8


G


1


12


6


1


20


Elem. Spec.


B


1


1


1


10 2


7 1


5


6


2


33


G


6


Total


6


194


237


286


294


261


276


288


223


234


300


282


229


115


29


8


1 3263


Boys


1


100


125


144


152


122


130


171


114


116


157


133


124


61


16


6


1 1673


Girls


5


94


112


142


142


139


146


117


109


118


143


149


105


54


13


2


1590


1


B G


5


100 92


71 53


7 3


3


182


1


B


6


G


7


G


8


G


.


10


G


18 12


25 25


1


1


1


174


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


G


CHANGES IN TEACHERS


Resignations High School


Marion S. Fuller


To be married


Elementary


Lillian A. Nutile Ruth B. Ames


To be married To be married


Transfers


Ethel M. Wilson Myrta E. Knight Genesta B. Tooker Abbie A. Bell


Primary Supervisor to Franklin From Franklin to Woodville From Greenwood to High From Lincoln to Greenwood


175


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


H HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION PROGRAM


Overture and March


Chorus-Father of His Country


Bagley


Essay-Willa Cather, Interpreter of American Life Eleanor Glover, Salutatorian


Euphonium Solo-Zweites Koncertstuck Brandt


Robert King


A Horseman in the Sky Ambrose Bierce


David T. Dellinger


Honor Essay-Oliver Wendell Holmes, Eminent Jurist Morris Miller


Semi Chorus-(a) Á Birdland Symphony Kieserling MacDowell


(b) To a Wild Rose


A Tribute to Washington Daniel Webster


Marcus Gilbert Beebe


Washington the Nation Builder Washington's Last Birthday Margaret Rogers


Edwin Markham Alfred Noyes


Chorus-Nightfall in Granada Bueno


Nathan Hale Clyde Fitch


John Thomas Dinan


Essay-Edward MacDowell, Father of American Music Mary Alice Granese, Valedictorian


Presentation of Diplomas Mrs. Winfield Scott Ripley, Member of School Committee


Class Song


Orchestra


176


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


CLASS MOTTO "Forward Ever, Backward Never"


CLASS COLORS Orchid and Silver


CLASS SONG ALMA MATER


Thou hast not tall or stately spires Ascending toward the skies; No sculptor's work of art is here, Or round about thee lies. Yet Wakefield High, thou art to us A great and sacred shrine; We'll keep within our memories These dear old walls of thine.


We know not what the future holds Of gladness, wealth, or pain; But wisdom learned within thy halls With us long will remain. The friendships of these happy years We'll keep where'er we go; And always praise thee, School of Ours- Thy vision made us grow.


CHORUS


We'll honor thee as on we go Through paths that lie ahead; And by our loyal, upright lives Thy faithful teachings spread. In foreign lands-on distant seas- We may our fortunes try;


It matters not where'er we roam, We'll love thee, Wakefield High.


Words by Marjorie W. Wellman, '32 Music by Eleanor Nutt, '32


177


REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


GRADUATES JUNE 1932


Marjorie Lee Allman Maybelle Louise Anderson


Ruth Assenza h Willard B. Atwell, Jr.


Bartholomew Dennis Barry Marcus Gilbert Beebe Elnah Edith Beyea


Vera Elaine Blaisdell


William Hayden Bliss


Carrie Estelle Findlay


Anna Marie Finn


Margaret Fitz h


Ernest Jordan Flannigan


George Alison Fossett, Jr.


Mary Downing Foster


Rena Mae Fuller


Jeanette Gardner


Dorothy Ruth Gates


Roger Haynes Gerry


Alfred A. Ghibellini


Lillian Frances Gill


Thelma Louise Gill Joseph Howard Giunta


Eleanor Glover h


William Allan Grady


Mary Alice Granese h Edward D. Grant


Elizabeth Helen Greany


Ruth Eleanor Griffin


Warren William Cooke


Catherine Elizabeth Cotter James Andrew Cotter Miriam Jennie Crisp Samuel Pike Crosby Robert H. Curley Dorothy B. Curtis Eleanor Osborne Daland Emanuel D'Ambrosio Edith Louise Dean Stanley Dearborn · Mary Pauline DeFelice David T. Dellinger h Edward Joseph Dinan John Thomas Dinan Ruth Ethel Dodge


Dorothy C. Doucette Donald Kay Duley Dorothy Marie Eastman


Maxwell A. Eaton Joseph Thomas Egan Wilhelm Erik Erikson Warren B. Farwell Mario Ferrara


Zenas Wordworth Bliss


Ignazio Nunzio Bonfanti Ruth Lucille Boudreau Merriam Eleanor Brandt


Stephen Joseph Brenan Mildred Frances Brown John B. Buckle Daniel F. Burbine Charles Claver Butler Elizabeth Ann Callbeck


Muriel B. Cameron Elizabeth Belvidera Chartier


Alfred Wallace Chesley, Jr. Letty Harrison Christie Alice Louise Clark Dorothy Beatrice Clark


Jessie Houston Clem Joyce Clemons Eleanor Frances Collins John Confalone


Ruth Louise Griffin


Mary Peabody Griffiths Rose Guttadauro William A. Hampton


Thelma E. Hanright Caroline Harris Haskell Edna Lillian Hayward Ann Marie Hennessey Effie Marie Hoag Charlotte Ora Holt Madeline Guftal Howe Donald Albert Huff Mary E. Hurton Verna Irene Jenkins Carl Johnson Gordon Leonard Kallenberg Dorothy C. Kelloway


178


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


J. Barbara Kelloway M. Alice Kelloway Robert Davis King Helen Barbara Kirmes Casimir J. Kuklinsky Edward Francis Lally Priscilla A. Lamprey Katherine Josephine Lawless


Paul Lazzaro Mary Catherine LeBlanc Virginia Lee Esther Clare Loughlin


Geraldine Therma Lovering


Garnet Lorraine Lynch Mary Anne MacDougall


David Macleod, Jr. Charles Wesley Mason Doris P. McClintock


Ruth Selfridge Reams Leroy Burnham Rendall h George R. Robinson h Margaret Rogers h Grace Elizabeth Russell Leo Ryan Dorothy M. Saunders


Peter Sawchuk


John Staples Sawin


Gertrude Caroline Schefisch


William L. Schwarz


Caroline Helen Scott


Cora A. Seavey


Catherine Patricia Shanahan


Claire Veronica Shanahan


John Robert Shea


Lloyd Shea Barbara Cort Sheldon


Mary Elizabeth McGrail


Mary Margaret C. McManamin


Marjorie Eleanor Messer


Joseph O. Migliore Morris Miller h Cornelius Francis Moynihan Frank Mugford Margaret Mary Murphy Richard S. Muse, Jr.


Alson Earl Smith Jennie Mary Smith


William N. Sparkes


Elizabeth Cressida Steele


Byron C. F. Stokes


Evelyn Hilda Thistle


Gordon Elwin Tuttle


Katrine Tuttle


Gertrude Alice VanDenberg William Walkins


Lester I. Welford


Marjorie W. Wellman


Brenda Leona Wells


George Edward Wengen h


Jean Bartlett Wheeler h Alfred Henry White


Clare Rita White


Margaret Elizabeth Whitehead


h


Alda Grace Pinto Florence Ellen Pratt Emma A. Price


Mary Ruth Whitten Katherine Winkler h


Kenneth Albert Worthen


George Henry Young


Edwina Frances Neal


Eleanor Wilson Nutt h


Charles S. O'Connell


James M. O'Keefe Beatrice Packard


Thomas Lloyd Parsons Francis Ryder Payzant Eunice Hazel Pelley


Dorothy Elaine Petersen h


Esther Mae Peterson


Gardner Henry Peterson


Robert Edward Purdy Richard Pyburn Katherine Frances Quinn


Mary Beatrice Sheridan


G. Ainslee Simpson Ellen Margaret Slattery


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT 179


EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT 1932


Accounting Department


RECEIPTS FOR 1932


Cash on Hand, January 1, 1932


$129,895.81


Chas. E. Walton, Coll. Taxes, Polls


$8,022.00


Personal


44,599.91


66


Old Age Assistance


3,951.00


66


Moth Tax


2,258.39


66


Sewers, not appor.


3,744.83


66


Betterments, not appor. 1,333.95


66


Betterments, appor. 4,484.98


66


Excise Tax


23,314.63


66


Interest on Taxes 13,153.97


66


Int. Collectors balance 84.53


Tax Certifications 24.00


65,908.15


Arthur H. Boardman, Treas., Interest on deposits 1,816.06 66 Tax title interest 331.05


66


Interest War Bonus Funds 417.89


66


Int. Beebe Trust Funds 3,558.97 Int. Library Trust Fds. 470.11


66


Int. Park Trust Funds 136.48


Int. Sweetser Lec. Fds. 425.00


66


Int. Other Trust Funds 229.90


66


Teachers Retirement Fd.8,895.18


66


Sewer Connection Dep. 2,232.09


66


Dog Licenses 549.00.


Temporary Loans 695,000.00


66


Tax Title redemptions 4,662.55 718,724.28


66


Real Estate


703,017.17


755,639.08


Sewers, appor.


13,557.87


180


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Com. of Mass. Old Age Assistance


3,187.50


66


Gasoline


18,750.51


66


Income Tax


64,222.90


66 Corporation Tax


13,277.82


66


Trust Company Tax


1,153.09


66


National Bank Tax


276.70


66


Peddlers' Licenses


44.00


66


English Speaking Classes 22.50


66


Railroad and Telephone Co. Tax


12.90


66


State Aid


880.00


66


Military Aid


102,042.42


Board of Selectmen, Liquor Licenses


3.00


66


Junk Licenses


30.00


66


Peddlers' Licenses


165.00


66


Motor Vehicle Dealers' Licenses


150.00


66


Signs


18.00


66


Victuallers' Licenses


160.00


66


Dance Halls


40.00


66


Sunday Licenses


185.00


66


Second Hand Dealers


30.00


66


Pool and Billiards


25.00


66


Auctioneers


12.00


66


Golf


5.00


66


Awnings


7.00


6


Taxi


12.00


66


Gasoline Permits


9.00


66


Inn Holders


10.00


861.00


Middlesex County-Dog Licenses


1,603.84


Board of Health Milk Licenses


94.00


66


Contagious Diseases


89.00


Tuberculosis


91.12


66


Subsidy from State


305.72


66


Plumbing Permits


53.00


66


Various Receipts


36.00


6


Garbage


650.00


1,318.84


Building Inspector, Building Permit Fees


121.00


Clerk of Court, Fines


915.50


Town Hall, Receipts


110.50


Fire Department, Receipts


115.25


Sealer Weights and Measures, Receipts


184.72


Board of Appeal 10.00


214.50


181


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Highway Department:


Removal of snow-State




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