Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1954, Part 6

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1954
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 292


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Parent-Teacher Associations, service clubs and others have demon- strated intelligent understanding and active support. You, as members of the School Committee, serving without remuneration, have accepted your responsibilities and given of your time and energy. The Finance Committee has likewise cooperated in helping us to meet our school needs.


Respectfully yours,


JOHN B. HENDERSHOT


RETIREMENT


During the past year the School Department lost, through retire- ment, the valued services of two of its capable teachers.


Mrs. Mary M. Harrington, teacher of the second grade at the Hurd School, retired as of July 1954. She was a graduate of Elmhurst Acad- emy, Providence, and of the Lesley School, Cambridge. Before she came to Wakefield in 1940 she taught for a number of years in Merrimac and Boston.


Miss Lydia M. Sullivan, teacher of the second grade at the Green- wood School, retired as of June 1954. Graduating from the Fitchburg State Teachers' College in 1908, she taught for eight years in her home town, Pepperell, Mass., before coming to Wakefield in 1916. Her teach- ing experience covered a period of forty-six years, thirty-eight of them in Wakefield.


It so happens that both Mrs. Harrington and Miss Sullivan were working with young children, and both were ideally fitted by nature and temperament for work with children of this age group. They loved children and their pupils loved them, the best tribute which can be paid to them.


The members of the School Committee, the administration and their associate teachers are grateful to them for their service, given so freely and gladly, to the boys and girls under their supervision, and wish them continued health and happiness in the years of their retire- ment.


Mr. G. Fred Dodge, a janitor in the School Department for twenty- four years, reached the retirement age as of December 31, 1954. His service was in the Montrose and Franklin Schools. To him go the thanks and best wishes of the Department.


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


APPENDIX


A. School organization-1954


B. Changes in personnel


C. Cost of public day schools-1954


D. How the school dollar is spent


E. Age and grade chart-January 1, 1955


F. School census-October 1, 1954


G. High School graduation-1954


A SCHOOL ORGANIZATION-DECEMBER 31, 1954


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS John B. Hendershot, B.S. Ed., M.Ed.


ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS R. Edgar Fisher, A.B. Bowdoin College


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


SECRETARY Lora E. Harris, Nasson Institute


CLERK Eleanor Cardillo


TEACHERS


HIGH SCHOOL


Date of First


Name Subjects


Roland H. Kinder, B.S., M.Ed.,


Principal


Gerard G. Barry, A.B., M.A., Submaster


Howard J. Heavens, A.B., M.A.,


Director of Guidance


Elizabeth V. Upham, B.S., M.A., Dean of Girls English


Eleanor K. Abbott, A.B. English


Harold R. Alley, B.A., M.A., Social Studies


Election Where Educated


1919 University of N. H.


Harvard College


1948


Boston College


1927 Amherst College Columbia University


1936 Tufts College


1930


Wheaton College


1952


University of Maine


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143RD ANNUAL REPORT


Name Subjects


Louise E. Anderson, A.B., B.S.,


Librarian


Walter E. Antunes, B.S., M.A.,


Science, Chemistry John T. Broderick, B.S., B.S.Ed.,


M.S., Head of Science Dept.


Robert E. Brown, A.B. Mathematics William P. Callagy,


A.B., M.Ed. Mathematics


A. Christine Callan,


B.S., M.A. English


Joseph Cassano, B.Voc.Ed., M.Ed., Science, Commerce and Industry Bernice L. Caswell, B.S., B.L., M.A., Head of English Department Antonio J. Ceddia, Jr., B.S. Ed.


Law, Sales Science, History


Florence B. Clifford,


B.S. Ed. Commercial


Lucian J. Colucci, A.B,


M.Ed. Language, History


Ruth V. Conley, B.S. English


Joseph B. Connors, B.S. Ed. Social Studies


Ellen L. Cowing, B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Head of Language Department Earle W. Crompton,


B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Director, Physical Education and Athletics


Marie T. DeCristoforo,


B.S. Home Economics


Raymond S. Dower,


Head of Commercial Department


Constance Doyle, A.B., M.Ed. English


Harriet D. Dunning, A.B., M.Ed. English


Maurice J. Dwyer, Jr., A.B., M.A. Mathematics


Date of First Election Where Educated


1937 Boston University Simmons College


1936


Boston University


1950 Boston College Bridgewater State Teachers' College


1953


Tufts College


1951 Dartmouth College Fitchburg State Teachers' College


1947 Boston Teachers' College Boston College


1927 Boston University Massachusetts State College


1927 Columbia University Emerson College


1946 Bridgewater State


Teachers' College


1947 Boston University


1939 Amherst College Tufts College


1927


Boston University


1952


Boston University


1935


Boston University


1947 Boston University


1953 Florida State University


1918


Northampton College


1939 Emmanuel College Boston College


1926 Radcliffe College Bridgewater State Teachers' College


1947 Yale University


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Name Joseph H. Fanck,


Subjects


Date of First Election Where Educated


1913 Massachusetts School of Art N. E. Conservatory of Music


1949


Tufts College


Rupert W. Grahn, Jr., A.B., M.Ed. Mathematics, Science


William D. Healey, A.B., M.Ed. History, Latin


Janet S. Height, A.B., M.A.,


Head of Mathematics Department


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


Isabella M. Hirst Fine Arts 1916 Massachusetts School of Art


Alice E. Ladieu Commercial


Margaret L. Macdonald Commercial Zelda Mackenzie, A.B., M.A., English


Alice L. Mason, A.B., M.A. Latin


Thomas C. Murray, A.B., LL.B.,


History, Civics


Katharine H. Nichols, B.S.Ed. Physical Education


John P. Nionakis, B.A., M.A., Language


1953


University of


Massachusetts


Middlebury Graduate School of French, France Villanova College 1950


1953 Fitchburg State Teachers' College


1948 Holy Cross Boston University


1925 Carnegie Institute


1947 LaSalette College Boston College


1949 Boston University


1944 Manhattan College Boston University


1948 St. John's Preparatory Huntington


Harry Higgins


Hockey


1954


1936 Salem State Teachers' College


1927 Salem Commercial


1945 University of Maine Columbia University


1945 Jackson College Boston University


1931 Boston College Fordham University


1936 Bouvé School of Physical Education Boston University


Thomas G. O'Donnell, B.S., Commercial, Civics


Dante S. Pepe, B.S. Ed., M.Ed. Woodworking


Francis H. Sheehan, A.B., M.Ed., Biology, Chemistry


S. Morton Sherman Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing Harold E. Staunton, B.A., M.Ed. Language, English William S. Tighe, B.S.Ed., Physical Education James B. Walsh, B.S., M.Ed. History


Charles T. Kirk


Hockey


Head of Manual Arts Department, Director, Instrumental Music


1928 Holy Cross Harvard University


1929


Boston University


Columbia University


1921


Boston University


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143RD ANNUAL REPORT


Date of First Election Where Educated


Name


Subjects


Martha D. Hussey


Secretary


1954 Colby College Katharine Gibbs School


Ruth G. Cook


Clerk


1954


HARRIS M. DOLBEARE SCHOOL


Paul U. Antony, B.S., M.A.


1950 University of Dayton Columbia University


Principal


John Penney, B.S., Ed.


6


1951 Lowell State Teachers' College


Marie Caracciolo, B.S.Ed. 5


1952


Boston University


Mary C. Healy, B.S.Ed.


4 1953 Boston University


Margaret M. Hickey, A.B.


3 1953 Regis College


Iris P. Huey, B.S.Ed.


2


1948 Boston University


Rose M. Doherty, B.S.Ed.


1


1951 Salem State Teachers' College


FRANKLIN SCHOOL


David F. Dix, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Principal


1953 Bridgewater State Teachers' College Boston University


Edna-May Paulson 8


1926


Fitchburg State Teachers' College Fitchburg State Teachers' College


Virginia Broe, B.S.Ed.


6


1951


Lowell State Teachers' College


Nat Finklestein, B.S.Ed.


6


1953


Salem State Teachers' College Boston University


M.A., M.Ed.


Clarice E. Murphy, B.S.Ed.


5 1953


Gorham State Teachers' College


Patricia Lynch, A.B.


4


1952


Emmanuel College


Frances Patsourakos, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


4


1950


Boston University


Barbara B. Remick, A.B.


3


1954


Tufts College


Genevieve E. Waitt, A.B.


3


1954


Emmanuel College


Mary Arris, B.S.


2


1953


Cornell University


Ruth Anderson, B.S.Ed.


2


1952


Fitchburg State Teachers' College


Shirley H. Cohen, B.S.Ed.


1


1952 Boston University


Diane Kludjian, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 1


1950


Lowell State Teachers' College Boston University


Emma L. Lane


Special Class


1943


Hyannis State Teachers' College


Hester A. Walker


Special Class


1924


Salem State Teachers' College


James P. Cooney, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 7


1948


George E. Weldon, B.A.,


5


1954


72


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


GREENWOOD SCHOOL


Date of First


Name


Grade Election Where Educated


Eliot B. Leonard, B.S.Ed., Principal


1931 Newark State Teachers' College New York University


Samuel J. DeFeo, B.S.Ed.


7


1952


Worcester State Teachers' College


Signe M. Peterson


7


1925


Beatrice D. Moody,


6


1936


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Amanda J. Stephenson


6


1926


David W. Haseltine, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


6-5


1953


Lillian J. Mackenzie


5


1928


Barbara Broe, B.S.Ed.


5


1952


Sarah McConnell, B.S.Ed.


4


1952


Plymouth State Teachers' College Lowell State Teachers' College Lowell State Teachers' College Tufts College


Barbara J. Moxon, A.B.


4


1950


Helen M. Delaney


3


1924


Hilda M. Hayden


3


1924


Elizabeth J. O'Connor, B.A.


3


1953


Winifred Geizer


2


1928


Helen F. Brown


2


1947


Hazel O. Wilder


2


1923


Salem State Teachers' College


Dorothy Remick


1


1952


Wheelock Kindergarten School


Alice E. Calkins


1


1924


Bella A. Rattray


1


1926


Wheelock Kindergarten School Perry Kindergarten Normal School


HURD SCHOOL


Richard F. Smith, B.A., M.Ed., Principal


1951 Calvin Coolidge College Boston University


Martin T. Stanton, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


6


1952


Boston University


Margaret M. Landers


5 1930


Salem State Teachers' College


Salem State Teachers' College Salem State Teachers' College Boston University Aroostook State Teachers' College Boston University


Fitchburg State Teachers' College Salem State Teachers' College Mt. Holyoke College Salem State Teachers' College Farmington State Teachers' College


73


143RD ANNUAL REPORT


Name


Grade


Date of First Election Where Educated


Elizabeth A. Sherlock, B.S.Ed. 4


1950 Lowell State Teachers' College


Barbara A. Daly, B.S.Ed.


3


1954 North Adams State Teachers' College


Mary L. Sharpe, B.S.Ed.


2


1954 Boston State Teachers' College


Jean L. Dumont, B.S.Ed.


2


1954 Bridgewater State Teachers' College


Grace E. Widtfeldt


1


1927 Salem State Teachers' College


Harriet L. Shuman, B.S.Ed. 1 1953 Salem State Teachers' College


LINCOLN SCHOOL


Richard F. Smith, B.A., M.Ed., Principal


1951 Calvin Coolidge College Boston University


Russell H. Nelson,


7 1950 Boston University


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Jean McKinney, B.A., M.Ed. 7


1954 . University of Maine Boston University


A.B., M.Ed.


Catherine A. Doran


5


1926 Keene State Teachers' College


Nancy Sweet, B.S.Ed.


4


1954


Lowell State Teachers' College


Doris O. Zimmerman, B.S.M.


3


Shirley W. Swain, B.S.Ed.


3


Arlene Carey, B.S.Ed.


2


Lee Pfeiffer


2


Joan Murphy, B.S.Ed.


1


1952


Doreen Stowe, B.S.Ed.


1 1954


Lowell State Teachers' College Lowell State Teachers' College


MONTROSE SCHOOL


Paul U. Antony, B.S., M.A.,


Principal


Sofia N. Giavis, B.S.Ed.


6


1947


1950 University of Dayton Columbia University Lowell State Teachers' College


Frances Sullivan, B.S.Ed. 5 1953 Lesley College


Lorraine S. Luca, B.S.Ed. 5-4 1954 Framingham State Teachers' College


Marguerite R. Coughlin,


6


1950 Emmanuel College Boston University


1952 Boston University 1954 Farmington State Teachers' College 1953 Framingham State Teachers' College 1925 Wheelock College Boston University


74


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Date of First Election Where Educated


Name Lona H. Adams


Grade 4


1945


Washington State Teachers' College


Evelyn Labbadia, A.B.


3


1947


Dorothy M. Zimmerman, B.S.Ed.


3


1954


Northeastern University Millersville State Teachers' College


Priscilla Champlin, B.S.Ed.


2


1953


Lesley College


Mary J. Lord, B.S.Ed.


2


1954


North Adams State Teachers' College


Gladys H. Winkler, B.S.Ed. 1


1954


Boston University


Paulette C. Richards, B.S.Ed. 1 1953


Lowell State Teachers' College


WALTON SCHOOL


Jules I. Philie, A.B., M.Ed., Principal


1941 Holy Cross College Tufts College


Elaine S. Evers, B.S.Ed.


4


1952 Salem State Teachers' College 1954 Bridgewater State Teachers' College


Ruth Finlay, B.S.Ed.


3


1952


Salem State Teachers' College Gorham State Teachers' College Emmanuel College


Marjorie A. Hamilton, A.B. 1 1953


WARREN SCHOOL


Jules I. Philie, A.B., M.Ed.,


Principal


6


Katheryn D. Carney


6


1925


1951 Lowell State Teachers' College Salem State Teachers' College


Jeanne Marie Bowen, A.B.


5


1954


Regis College


Dorothy M. Linder


5


1946


Salem State Teachers' College Boston Teachers' College


Mary G. Sacco, B.S.Ed.


4


1954


Joan T. Howard, A.B.


3


1954 Emmanuel College


Elizabeth Strout


2


1925


Jane Saunders, B.S.Ed.


1 1954


Salem State Teachers' College Lowell State Teachers' College


WEST WARD SCHOOL


Jules I. Philie, A.B., M.Ed.,


1941 Holy Cross College Tufts College


Principal


Virginia Conway, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 2


1948 Lowell State Teachers' College Boston University Villanova College


Margaret F. Sullivan, B.S.Ed. 1 1951


1953


Joan L. Holt, B.S.Ed.


2


1941 Holy Cross College Tufts College


Marilyn Johnston, B.S.Ed.


Ann Shanahan, B.S.Ed.


3


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143RD ANNUAL REPORT


WOODVILLE SCHOOL


Date of First


Name


Grade


Election Where Educated


David F. Dix, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.,


Principal


Bernice O. Bazley, B.S.Ed. 7-8


William F. Davis,


7-8


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Gordan J. McRae, B.S.Ed. 7-8


1948


Salem State Teachers' College


Robert C. Murray, B.S.Ed.


7-8


1950


Boston University


Ada Valles, B.A., M.A.


7-8


1953


William B. Welton, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


7-8


1948


Iowa State University Clark University Gorham State Teachers' College Boston University


Donald A. Carlson, A.B., M.A. 7-8


1949


Boston University


Lois I. Jordan


7-8


1925


Smith College


Thomas D. Morse, B.S.Ed.


7-8


1953


Salem State Teachers' College


Frank F. Murtha, A.B.


7-8


1949


Boston University


Chester T. Pawlowski, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


7-8


1954


Boston University


Gorham State Teachers' College Boston University


SPECIAL TEACHERS


Robert D. Chandler, Jr. B.M.


Supervisor,


Instrumental Music


Ray D. Sipola, B.M., M.M.


Supervisor, Music


Grace A. Jenkins Supervisor, Drawing


Katherine A. Morrill,


B.S.Ed.,M.Ed.


Elementary


Consultant


Martha C. Dickinson, Elementary B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Reading Teacher


Margaret A. Theroux, B.S. Supervisor, Physical Education


1954 N. E. Conservatory of Music


1954 Boston University


1919 Massachusetts Normal Art School


1954 Boston University


1951 Salem State Teachers' College Boston University


1952 Boston University


Ethelyn F. Stoutemire,


7-8


1954


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


1953


Bridgewater State Teachers' College Boston University 1929 Salem State Teachers' College 1954 Salem State Teachers' College Boston University


76


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Name Ruth H. Akin


Grade


Home Instructor


Date of First Election Where Educated 1954 Harvard Course, Perkins Institution for the Blind Simmons School of Social Workers Boston University


HEALTH


Sigmund J. Szydlowski, M.D. 1951 Tufts College Middlesex College


School Physician


Mary A. O'Brien, B.S.Ed., R.N. 1951 Columbia University School Nurse Yale University School of Nursing Dorothy L. Adams, R.N. 1951 Massachusetts Memorial School Nurse Hospital School of Nursing


DIETITIAN


Martha Cummings, B.S. Senior 1954 Simmons College


High School Cafeteria


HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA


Mrs. Mildred Prince Mrs. Arthur Sederquest Mrs. Lewis Moore Mrs. Gaston Loubris


LIP READING CLASS


Mrs. Esther Cragin


Instructor Gorham State Teachers' College


SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE


Thomas F. Kenney 1939 Suffolk Law School


JANITORS


M. Leo Conway, Head Janitor


Charles B. Lally


Joseph Sardella


Senior High School


Thomas R. Doren


Thomas E. Kelley, Jr.


Katherine L. Allen, Matron


Wilfred L. Lemos


Lyman E. Allen


John J. Powers


Vincent J. Carisella


Dolbeare School


Robert E. Ellis Anthony M. Kard


Chester I. Hopkins


Patrick J. Walsh


Charles E. Rice Alfred E. Delaney


Franklin School Greenwood School Greenwood School Hurd School Lincoln School


10 Bennett St. 10 Wilson Ave. 254 North Ave. 32 Gould St. 13 Laurel St. 199 North Ave. 612 Main St. 199 North Ave. 298 Main St. 10 Emerson St. 58 Forest St. 12 Laurel St. 25 Greenwood Ave.


25 Curtis St. 16 Summer St. 36 Lake St.


Paul K. Burbine


Charles B. Root


John E. Hunneman


Senior High School Senior High School


Senior High School Senior High School


Senior High School Junior High School Junior High School Woodville School


Franklin School


19 Park St. Montrose School Walton-West Ward Schools 1 Lake St. Warren School 58 Albion St.


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143RD ANNUAL REPORT


MAINTENANCE WORK


John M. Hennessey


140 Nahant St.


GENERAL UTILITY


Louis J. Colucci


7 Stark Ave.


B CHANGES IN PERSONNEL


Resignations


Elizabeth P. Lenk Martin S. Tarlaian Mrs. Mary D. Magnasco Eloise Carlson Mrs. Marcella Dalal


Elementary Consultant Music Supervisor Home Instruction


Joan Casey


Mrs. Mildred DeGone


Charles Greene


Mrs. Sylvia Harris


Jane Kehayas Nancy Noble


Julie A. Mack Vincent Popeo


Helena M. Velente


Secretary, High School Clerk, High School


Returned From Leave of Absence


Virginia Broe


Leave of Absence


Mrs. Marguerite Coughlin Mrs. Elizabeth Strom Mrs. Marion Surprenant


Appointments


Mrs. Katherine A. Morrill


Martha Dickinson


Ray D. Sipola


Robert E. Chandler


Martha Cummings Jeanne Bowen


Barbara A. Daly Jean Dumont


William T. Davis Joan Howard


Mary J. Lord


Lorraine Luca Chester Pawlowski


Barbara Remick


Mrs. Mary G. Sacco


Jane Saunders


Mrs. Ethelyn Stoutemire


Mrs. Mary Sharpe Doreen Stowe Mrs. Shirley Swain George Weldon


Nancy Sweet


Genevieve Waitt Gladys Winkler


Mrs. Dorothy Zimmerman


Elementary Consultant Remedial Reading Music Supervisor Music Dietitian


Jean Mckinney


Mrs. Serena J. Murley Mrs. Rose A. Pyburn


78


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Mrs. Ruth G. Cook Mrs. Martha D. Hussey


Secretary, Senior High School Clerk, Senior High School


Janitors


Vincent Carisella Thomas R. Doren


Robert E. Ellis Joseph Sardella


Thomas E. Kelley, Jr.


Louis J. Colucci


General Utility


C


COST OF PUBLIC DAY SCHOOLS-1954


Elemen-


General Expenses


Total


High


tary


Superintendent of Schools, Asst.


Superintendent and Attendance


Officer:


Salaries


$ 21,330.00


Other Expenses


2,954.43


School Committee:


Clerks, Other Expenses


9,954.54


Instruction :


Supervisors :


Salaries


35,929.90


$ 20,388.26 $ 15,541.64


Expenses


2,070.36


Principals


32,072.00


6,820.00


25,252.00


Teachers


475,760.68


174,518.27


301,242.41


Extra Curricular


14,318.00


11,048.00


3,270.00


Substitutes


9,937.50


1,209.50


8,728.00


Text Books


13,942.28


5,625.63


8,316.65


Supplies


22,454.47


10,189.07


12,265.40


Operation:


Janitor Service


57,520.23


18,771.47


38,748.76


Fuel


19,230.15


5,180.18


14,049.97


Miscellaneous


16,027.88


5,593.95


10,433.93


Maintenance :


Repairs and Upkeep


49,525.42


16,500.14


33,025.28


Auxiliary Agencies :


Health


9,188.28


3,396.09


5,792.19


Library


565.28


Transportation


17,546.41


1,299.00


16,247.41


Tuition


726.72


Miscellaneous


2,496.99


1,913.03


583.96


Outlay


4,962.60


557.60


4,405.00


$818,514.12


$283,010.19


$497,902.60


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143RD ANNUAL REPORT


D


HOW THE SCHOOL DOLLAR WAS SPENT


General Control


$ .0418


Instruction


.7410


Operation


.1133


Maintenance


.0605


Auxiliary


.0342


Capital Outlay


.0061


Miscellaneous


.0031


$ 1.0000


E


AGE AND GRADE CHART January 1, 1955


Grade - Age


5 6 7 8


9


10 11


12


13


14


15


16


17


18


19 20


Total


SP


B


G


1


1


1


1


4


8


1


B


0 189


32


3


1


225


G


1 168


21


1


0


191


2


B


22 201


49


5


277


G


12 179


25


1


217


3


B


13 153


41


5


212


G


9 157


27


4


197


4


B


14 120


32


9


175


G


16 122


20


0


158


5


B


17 103


33


10


1


164


G


26 127


24


1


0


178


6


B


13 107


36


5


2


163


G


14 111


24


4


1


154


7


B


17


75


37


6


2


137


G


14


74


35


3


0


126


8


B


24


73


53


8


3


1


162


G


11


83


29


2


1


0


126


9


B


10


81


48


18


2


1


160


G


19


65


22


3


0


0


109


10


B


25


75


40


6


1


147


G


32


77


22


4


0


135


11


B


16


66


31


11


1


125


G


14


76


35


6


1


132


12


B


17


72


19


2


1


111


G


24


81


9


2


0


116


PG


B G


0


1


0


1


1


O


1


2


Boys


0 211 246 219 184 153 168 146 127 171 153 144 112.


32


4


1 2071


Girls


1 180 209 199 177 165 149 111 142 131 119 126 121


15


4


0


1849


Total


1 391 455 418 361 318 317 257 269 302 272 270 233


47


8


1 3920


1


4


4


12


2 1


80


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


F CENSUS


Wakefield Residents October 1, 1954


5-7


7-14


14-16


Boys


Girls


Boys


Girls


Boys


Girls


Total


High School


0


0


45


49


253


210


557


Woodville


0


0


158


145


14


6


323


Greenwood


69


51


264


233


1


0


618


Dolbeare


19


19


79


68


0


0


185


Franklin


46


35


182


148


17


7


435


Hurd


45


44


60


78


0


0


227


Lincoln


25


25


121


139


0


1


311


Montrose


39


34


119


105


0


0


297


Walton


18


12


54


67


0


0


151


Warren


17


19


127


105


0


0


268


West Ward


34


22


0


0


0


0


56


St. Joseph's


32


28


166


173


6


2


407


Nazareth


Academy


0


0


0


3


0


25


28


All Others


3


3


20


34


8


7


75


347


292


1395


1347


299


258


3938


Private Kindergartens


5-7


Boys


Girls


96


75


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THE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM The Class of Nineteen Fifty-Four WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Wakefield, Massachusetts High School Auditorium-Eight O'clock June the Fourth


THE SPIRIT OF WAKEFIELD HIGH


Through all our great ambitions, No matter what the goals, Memories of warmest friendships Forever fill our souls. With fellowship and knowledge Our voices sing on high. Acclaim that wondrous spirit- Our pride in Wakefield High.


Many the carefree moments We've spent within these walls; Much counsel and much learning We've gained in these fair halls. About our cherished school days Reflections shimmer long : Of wisdom, sport, and friendship, Of happiness and song.


Chorus As we leave these halls and classrooms To build castles in the sky, We recall that loyal feeling- Spirit true to Wakefield High. Words by Donald Richard Stoddard Music by Sarah Elizabeth Wiley


Class Colors Royal Blue and White


Class Motto Forward Ever, Backward Never


- PROGRAM -


The Theme: FOR THIS WE STAND Overture and Processional - Wakefield High School Orchestra Mr. Joseph Fanck, Director The Invocation Kenneth Sidney Welsh, Honor Speaker


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


The Flag Salute-Audience and Seniors, led by Class President, Nick Alvin Taylor The National Anthem-Senior Class and Audience Mr. Ray Sipola, Supervisor of Music Address-We Promote Industrial Research Benjamin Charles Klapes, Salutatorian "The Luncheon" Somerset Maugham


William James Wall, Class Speaker


Dear Land Of Home Jan Sibelius


Senior Chorus Beverly Ann Jacobson, Accompanist


Address-We Believe in Education


Janet Mae Parker, Honor Essayist Beyond the Blue Horizon Richard Whiting


Senior Chorus Barbara Lee Anderson, Accompanist


"Letters from a Rookie to His Girl" Edward Streeter


Nick Alvin Taylor, Class Speaker


Hymn for the Nation from the Ninth Symphony


Ludwig van Beethoven


Senior Chorus and High School Orchestra


Address-We Support Scientific Research


Anthony Norman Nutile, Valedictorian


Class Song


Conducted by the poet, Donald Richard Stoddard Accompanied by the composer, Sarah Elizabeth Wiley


Presentation of Diplomas


Mr. Lane W. Fuller Chairman of the Wakefield School Committee Recessional High School Orchestra


THE GRADUATES


WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - CLASS OF 1954


John Robert Akin


Arthur Thomas Anderson


Concetta Rose Arena


Maureen Dale Baker Joanne Barbara Barney William Joseph Bates Edna May Beherrell


Robert Joseph Belanger Stephen Otis Bennett David Lewis Berry Barbara Elizabeth Bissell Charles George Booth Chester Lee Boyd George Herbert Browne Barbara Ann Bucchio


Evelyn Marie Burgess Alice Marguerite Burke H Nancy Leona Burke Olive Mitchell Burke Phillips Leo Burrill H Beverly Ruth Burton H Mary Caiani Virginia Kathleen Cambareri Victor Nickolas Carbone Patricia P. Cerrone H Muriel Elaine Chetwynd Rachel M. Clark Ann Clemons Robert Edward Colman H Eleanor Jane Connell


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Elizabeth Ripley Conner Karl Collins Conrey Florence Anne Cotter Nicholas Salvatore Cresta Judith Graham Crittenden Joseph Richard Crupi Betty Louise Cudmore Joseph Walter Curley, Jr. Deborah Virginia Daniels Nancy Marie Day Frank DeFazio, Jr. Evelyn Alice Della Russo


James Paul DelRossi


Maryanne Theresa DiFederico


Mary Jane Dolan Barbara Ann Donovan Marie Ann Doucette John Leon Duggan


Dale Stanley Dunivan


Richard Eaton Lawrence Brooks Edgett Robert Richard Eldridge Marjorie Ann Ellis


Eleanor Emerson


Herbert Maurice Emery, III Samuel English


Mary Grace Fasciano


Diane Marie Fazio Doris E. Ferren John Lawrence Flint Shirley Laura Forrest


Alfred Stevens Foster Robert A. Fotino Leonard George Frongillo Sandra Faye Gagnon Salvatore P. Gesualdo Barbara Ann Glendenning Filomena Ann Gonnella Lois Goodwin Nancy Ruth Gordon David Wilfred Granston Leslie Owen Griffin Frances Agnes Grillo Beverly May Gurley


Joanne Elinor Hackett


Ferdinand Julian Haladay, Jr. Gerald Roy Haley H James Ernest Haling Eunice Anne Hammond Albert John Hanson Bruce Kenison Hanson


Robert Hanson Ruth Evelyn Hanson Carol Janice Hawkes


Elaine Marie Hayes Kenneth Ellis Heath


Thomas Joseph Hennessey


H Peter Michael Heslin John Arthur Hollett, Jr. Joan-Lea Horrigan


Thomas Edward Humphreys Judith Mae Hurd Ann Patricia Hurton Mary Ellen Hurton Anne Shelley Iwanowicz Ann Marie Jack Marilyn Sandra Jeans Christine Helen Jeffrey John Jeffrey Coral Letitia Kelsey Barbara Louise Kenney James William Kenney Harmon James Kiley, Jr. Alan Robbins King


H Benjamin Charles Klapes Gay Louise Laura John Robert Layton Carol Elaine Leavitt Elizabeth Claire Leavitt Mary Louise LeBlanc Lucille Ann LeFave


H Arthur Louis Lisi George Donald Lowry Sheldon Frank Maga Cynthia Ann Martello H John Andrew Maturo John Francis Mckeon Joseph Leo McManamin, Jr. Francis Lawrence McShane, III Marilyn Ruth Means Magda Cecelia Messerschmidt John Kenneth Miller Rosemarie Joyce Milton Priscilla Arlene Mohn William Beecher Montgomery Carleton John Moran June Moulton Judith Ann Murphy Alice Mary Murray W. Bruce Murray Nancy Marie Nason Nancy Ann Nelson




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