Town annual report of the officers of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts for the year ending 1964, Part 21

Author: Plymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1964
Publisher: Plymouth [Mass.] : Avery & Doten
Number of Pages: 892


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Pointing, waterproofing, brick restoration at Cold Spring, Manomet and Mt. Pleasant Schools.


Converted two sanitaries to Janitors' rooms.


New floor in Domestic Science room at Intermediate School.


Replaced lettering on front of Intermediate School. New refractory in boilers at Cold Spring and Hedge Schools.


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Painted corridors at Manomet School.


Outside doors rebuilt at Cold Spring School. Two bubblers and two lavatories installed at Hedge School.


Rebuilt steps at Mt. Pleasant School.


Guidance rooms improved at Intermediate School. Respectfully submitted, ALTON S. CAVICCHI, Chairman


VICTORIA ENGSTROM, Secretary J. ROBERT BROWNING, M.D. SPENCER H. BREWSTER


HARRY F. DOYLE JANE GELLAR Plymouth School Committee F. EDWARD NICOLAS Superintendent of Schools


EMMETT B. FINCK


Elementary Supervisor


SCHOOL ENROLLMENT - December, 1964


ELEMENTARY GRADES


NATHANIEL MORTON INTERMEDIATE


1


2


3


4


5


6


S.C. 7


8 Total


Nathaniel Morton Intermediate


168 206


30 230


197


831


Hedge


28


24


24


29


31


23


23


28


31


24


24


24


313


Cold Spring


25


21


29


31


26


21


27


30


18


25


23


28


30


13


347


Manomet


27


26


29


25


29


32


24


26


26


30


32


27


333


Mount Pleasant


24


20


23


18


29


36


150


Oak Street


22


17


39


TOTALS


312


259


243


262


243 206


61 230


197 2013


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AGES DISTRIBUTION OF PUPILS BY AGE AND GRADE - October 1, 1964


Grade


Sex


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14


15


16


17


Total


-


M


24


119


21


164


F


28


118


6


152


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24


91


26


3


144


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93


10


120


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75


41


3


129


116


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77


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138


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102


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28


102


12


142


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81


11


113


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29


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78


10


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110


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71


13


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97


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100


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79


15


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121


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72


9


2


21


74


27


125


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Grade


Sex


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14


15


16


17


Total


IX


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4


3


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6


1


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23


TOTALS


M


24


144


125


123


134


107


128


113


108


19


5


1


1 1032


F


28


135


120


101


128


156


119


109


88


12


2


2


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GRAND TOTAL


2033


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ANNUAL REPORT OF ORAL HYGIENE-DENTAL CLINICS January 1964 - December 1964


I herewith submit my report of the dental work for the year 1964:


On January 22, 1964 the School Dental Clinic located at the Gov. Bradford Building was moved to the former Health Office in the Nathaniel Morton Intermediate School. The Bradford Building Clinic has served the pupils in the Cornish-Burton School District since 1919.


2,956 pupils were examined in Elementary, Plymouth- Carver High School in the fall, and 1,477 (50%) were found to have all needed correction made at this time. Mouth Safety Protectors were fitted to the Senior High Varsity Team.


This year, due to the increase in enrollment, we have used a new dental examination card for Senior High pu- pils, which is merely a notice to parents of the need for dental work.


215 pre-school examinations were given in May and 138 children had visited their family dentist. This exam- ination is important because of the contact made with the parent.


Percentage of Dental Corrections - Follow-up


Pupils examined grades 1-6, fall, 1963 1,437


Pupils with all necessary corrections made . . 715


Results of these examinations as of June, 1964.


Pupils with Dental Certificates


Cold Spring School 65%


Hedge School 60%


Manomet School 65%


Mt. Pleasant School 76%


Nathaniel Morton School 61%


Oak Street School 89%


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On the whole, dental health is improving each year. However, it must be reinforced by the parents in order to bring about the best results.


Oral Hygiene - Dental Hygienist


The dental program stresses prevention by following up the results of frequent examinations, and by instruc- tion in the classroom.


"Healthy Teeth - A Happier School Child"


The A, B, C's of good dental health are:


A. Avoid too many sweets.


B. Brush your teeth correctly after eating.


C. See your dentist regularly.


319 classroom talks were given in grades 1-6.


1,059 pupils had a dental Prophylaxis (cleaning of teeth) in grades 1-6, with instruction.


National Children's Dental Health Week was ob- served in the schools. (February 2-8) .


Dental Clinic


Clinic sessions (reparative work and


examinations) 77


Treatments 317


Completed cases 61


Amounts received for clinical services rendered. . $118.70


Amounts received for sale of toothbrushes


71.27


Total $189.97


We wish to thank all the people with whom we work for the fine cooperation given us.


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More and more communities are legislating favor- ably the fluoridation of municipal water systems, and we most enthusiastically recommend to the voters to con- sider this matter seriously, as a means of preventing den- tal decay in the teeth of the school children.


School Dentists WILLIAM O. DYER, D.M.D. FRANCIS C. ORTOLANI, D.M.D., F.A.C.D.


Respectfully submitted,


JANE B. BRADFORD Dental Hygienist


REPORT OF THE MUSIC SUPERVISOR


With the appointment of a full-time music teacher for the Nathaniel Morton Intermediate School, I have been able to devote most of my time to the work in grades 1-5. This has enabled me to give the teachers more help in corrective work with children who do not read- ily learn to sing in tune. This help has been greatly needed, and is already showing results.


There are violin classes in grades 4 and 5 in all the elementary schools. Twenty-six children are enrolled in these classes. Hopefully many of those in school violin classes will eventually study with a private teacher, where much faster progress can be made than in a group with a limited amount of time at its disposal. However, the group has some advantages over private instruction. Children enjoy the group participation, learn from each other, and experience pre-orchestral training. I also have three violin classes and the orchestra at the Na- thaniel Morton Intermediate School. Altogether there


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are 22 violin players in these groups, making a total of 48 boys and girls who are studying violin in school classes, as well as a number of children who are studying with private violin teachers. We hope that by June all of these, including the beginners, will have had at least some orchestral experience.


The newest venture in our music program was carried on during the year by a fourth-grade teacher. Through her encouragement, each child in her class bought a symphonette, a very inexpensive woodwind type of instrument. As part of the regular music program she taught the children to play simple songs in the key of C. The results were excellent, both from the stand- point of enthusiasm and music learning. In May the class played for the PTA. Their program included several solos, and duets as well as 3- and 4-part rounds played by the entire class. They also gave a seminar type demonstration to the other fourth-grade teachers of Plymouth. I hope that eventually all the children in grade 4 will be privileged to participate in this type of activity, for it has proved not only beneficial to the singing program, but also a great impetus to the study of instruments.


With increasing attention at the elementary level to rhythmic development and individual help for those children who find difficulty learning to sing in tune, we hope that each year brings us a little nearer to that goal set so long ago by the Music Educators National Conference, "Music for every Child: Every Child for Music."


Respectfully submitted,


GRACE M. MESERVE Music Supervisor


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ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION REPORT


This year's program of physical education in the elementary schools has, for the most part, followed the same format as last years. The main goal of the program is the development of a sound and healthy body.


By creating certain standards of achievement it is the hope that the children will be motivated in the learning and building of skills. This can only be accom- plished by the children themselves, and their willing- ness to practice the skills taught to them during their leisure time. In this way, the children will become "doers" rather than "watchers."


Some of the changes instituted in our program are as follows:


1. Those passing the physical fitness and skills test will be awarded certificates from the Amateur Athletic Union.


2. There will be an expanded and more varied program of team sports and team games.


3. Square dancing, stunts and tumbling and self testing activities have been emphasized in the winter program.


4. This spring, track and field events will be taught. This will consist of sprints, shot put, running, broad jump and high jump.


Respectfully submitted,


HAROLD PINSTEIN


Physical Education Instructor


PERSONNEL CHANGES


Name


Position


Years Served in Plymouth


Brady, Mary C.


Grade 1 - Hedge


1


Resigned


Braga, Joseph


Social Studies


1


Resigned


Chamberlain, Patricia


Grade 4 - Manomet


2


Resigned


Chase, Helen R.


Grade 2 - Manomet


1


Resigned


Denton, Edwin


Guidance


2


Resigned


Freyermuth, Joanne


Grade 2 - Cold Spring


3


Resigned


Freyermuth, Robert A.


Grade 5 - Manomet


5


Leave of Absence


Hennessy, Nancy


English - Intermediate


4


Resigned


Jayko, Elizabeth M.


Music - Intermediate (part-time)


2


Resigned


King, Charles C.


Grade 6 - Intermediate


1


Resigned


Lind, Catherine D.


Grade 6 - Intermediate


1


Resigned


Maichle, Frederick L.


Industrial Arts - Intermediate


1


Resigned


Marshall, Nancy L.


Grade 4 - Manomet


2


Resigned


Vento, Charles J.


Physical Education - Intermediate


2


Resigned


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INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL NATHANIEL MORTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - GRADES 7 & 8


Name


Degrees


Position


Education


Date Service Began


Gault, William Jr.


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Principal


Bridgewater S., Boston Univ. 1949


Anderson, Frank


B.S.Ed.


Social Studies


Villanova Univesity


1964


*Anti, Rena


B.S.Ed.


English


Bridgewater State College 1964


Bartosiak, Mrs. Isabell


B.A.


French


Emmanuel College


1956


Belsito, Barbara A.


B.S.Ed.


Math


Bridgewater State College 1963


Besse, Mrs. Martha


B.S.


Art


Bridgewater State College


1962


*Boussy, Thomas


B.S.Ed.


Industrial Arts


Boston State College


1964


Cavi, Mrs. Berthine


Diploma


Special Class


Hyannis State College


1948


Chandler, Esther M.


A.B., M.A.


Mathematics


Boston Univ., North. Univ.


1924


Cloutier, Mrs. Dorothy


B.S.


Science, Grade 7


Bates College, Jackson Col.


1961


Corcoran, John F.


B.S.


Guidance


Bridgewater S. College


1962


DeCost, Mrs. Doris


B.S.Ed.


Social Studies, Grade 7


Boston Univ., Bridgewater S.


1959


D'Elia, Arthur J., Jr.


B.A.


Social Studies, Grade 8


Boston Univ., Univ. of Me.


1961


Eldridge, Deane E.


B.S.Ed.


Industrial Arts


Fitchburg Teachers College


1927


Foley, Mrs. Mary H.


B.S.Ed.


Literature


Bridgewater S. College


1960


Gault, Mrs. Doris A.B.


English


Boston University 1949


Heath, Mrs. Marian E.


B.S.Ed.


Mathematics


Bridgewater S. College


1954


Henry, Mrs. Mary E.


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Guidance Counselor


Bridgewater S. College


1955


Hutton, Mrs. Virginia


B.S.


English


Boston Univ., Bridgewater S. 1952


Mckay, Mrs. Jeanette


B.S.Ed.


Household Arts - Cloth. Framingham S. College


1963


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NATHANIEL MORTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - GRADES 7 & 8


Name


Degrees


Position


Education


Service Began


Nudd, Mrs. Elaine


B.A.


English, Social Studies


Boston Univ., Radcliffe Col. 1963


O'Donnell, Katherine A.


B.S., M.S.


Science, Grade 8


Cornell Univ., Boston Univ. 1960


Petroff, Mrs. Alice


B.S.Ed.


English


Bridgewater S. College 1961


Pioppi, Mrs. Barbara E.


B.S.Ed.


Social Studies, Library


Bridgewater S., Boston Univ.


1929


Spath, Antone J.


B.A.


Special Class


Tufts Univ., Bridge. State


1948


Welsh, Catherine D.


B.S.Ed.


Mathematics


Boston Univ., Sargent Col. 1929


Yowell, Katherine A.


B.S.


Household Arts-Foods


Southeast Mo. State Col.


1963


NATHANIEL MORTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - GRADES 5 & 6


Theodoras, George


B.A., M.Ed.


Vice-Principal


Northeastern, N.E. College 1959


*Brady, Timothy


B.S., M.Ed.


Grade 6


Boston Col., Bridgewater S. 1964


Crocker, Mrs. Marion S.


Diploma


Grade 6


Bridgewater S. College 1961


Fonti, Rocco


B.S. B.A.


Grade 6


Boston College


1963


Gately, Mrs. Barbara


B.A.


Grade 6


Univ. of New Hampshire


1959


Haggerty, Earl J.


B.S., M.Ed.


Grade 6


Bridgewater S., Boston Univ. 1963


*Hassell, John J.


B.A.


Grade 6


Univ. of Massachusetts


1964


Karbott, Priscilla


B.S.Ed.


Grade 5


Bridgewater S. College


1963


O'Neill, Mrs. Lorraine


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Grade 5


Bridgewater State College 1962


Pimental, Mrs. Diane


B.S.


Grade 5


Bridgewater State College


1963


Sawyer, Roger E.


B.A., M.Ed.


Grade 6


Univ. of Mass. 1958


*Tassinari, David A.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 5


Bridgewater S. College


1964


*Vandini, Mrs. Elizabeth W.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 5


Boston College 1964


Wade, Mrs. Patricia


B.S.Ed.


Grade 6


Keene Teachers College 1963


Ward, Esther M.


A.B., B.S.Ed.


Grade 5


Brown Univ., Bridgewater S. 1935


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COLD SPRING SCHOOL


Hesse, George H.


B.S.Ed., Ed.M.


Principal


Salem State College


1958


Avanzini, Mrs. Carolyn L.


Diploma


Special Class


Bridgewater State College 1927


Bent, Sarah S.


Diploma


Grade 4


Framingham State College 1943


Corcoran, Mrs. Linda


B.S.Ed.


Grade 2


Bridgewater State College 1963


*Herries, Phyllis A.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 2


Bridgewater State College


1964


Maloni, Mrs. Esther A.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 4


Bridgewater State, Hyannis S. 1943


Mayo, Mrs. Katherine


B.S.Ed.


Grade 2


Bridgewater State College


1961


McCarthy, Kathryn H.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater State College


1930


Muthig, Mrs. Helen F.


B.S.Ed., Ed. M.


Grade 3


Bridgewater State College 1956


Notini, Mrs. Dorothy


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Lowell State College


1963


Peterson, M. Louise


B.S.Ed.


Grade 4


Bridgewater State College


1929


Tolman, Ruth H.


Diploma


Grade 3


Bridgewater State College


1923


Tosi, Louise E.


B.S.Ed., Ed. M.


Grade 3


Boston Univ., Bridgewater S. 1934


Watkins, Mrs. Rose B.


Diploma


Grade 1


Keene Teachers College


1947


Wright, Mrs. Lois R.


B.S.Ed.


Special Class


Bridgewater State College


1955


OAK STREET SCHOOL


Gordon, Mrs. Florence L.


Diploma


Grade 1


Bridgewater S. College 1954


Walker, Mrs. Ruth B.


B.A., M.A.


Grade 2


Boston University


1958


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HEDGE SCHOOL


Name


Degrees


Position


Education


Date Service Began


White, Mrs. Eleanor L.


B.S.Ed., Ed.M.


Principal


Boston Univ., Bridge. S.


1932


Barlow, Mrs. Joan


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater S. College


1961


Bartlett, Mrs. Bertha


Diploma


Grade 3


Bridgewater S. College


1958


Corsi, Mrs. Mary C.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 2


Keene Teachers College


1962


*Estes, Mrs. Beatrice


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater S. College


1964


Furtado, Mrs. Arlene


B.S.Ed.


Grade 3


Bridgewater S. College


1962


Goodwin, Mrs. Dorice


Diploma


Grade 4


Perry Kindergarten Nor.


1963


Reed, Mrs. Ann


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater State College


1961


Sanguinetti, Elizabeth


B.S.


Grade 3


Univ. of Vermont


1962


Sawyer, Mrs. Phyllis A.


B.A.


Grade 2


Univ. of Massachusetts


1962


Stinnett, Mrs. Mary A.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 5


Bridgewater S. College


1955


Zaniboni, Mrs. Margaret


B.S.Ed.


Grade 4


Bridgewater S. College


1958


Zion, Patricia A.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 2


Bridgewater S. College


1962


MANOMET ELEMENTARY


Cashin, Mrs. Elouise E.


Diploma


Principal


Hyannis State College 1927


Broman, Mrs. Signe. S.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater S. College 1960


Foster, Barbara


B.S.


Grade 3


Fram. Teachers, U. of Mass.


1963


*Frank, Mrs. Nancy


B.A.


Grade 4


Long Beach S. College 1964


"Harlow, Linda


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater S. College


1964


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Higgins, Mrs. Gladys M. Kite, Mrs. Flora H.


Diploma


Grade 2


Lowell State College 1923


Diploma


Grade 1


Lesley College 1948


Larson, Marsha W.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 3


Valparaiso Univ.


1963


*Lund, Richard


A.B. M.A.


Grade 5


Centralia Jr. Col., Bos. Univ.


1964


Parkhurst, Mrs. Amedea D.


Diploma


Grades 4 & 5


Bridgewater S. College


1956


Perkins, Mrs. Mary G.


Diploma


Grade 3


Bridgewater S. College


1943


*Pratt, Mrs. Candace


B.S.Ed.


Grade 4


Bridgewater S. College 1964


Reggiani, Mrs. Marie A.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Bridgewater S. College


1963


MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL


Dickie, Robert G.


B.S.Ed., M.Ed.


Principal, Grade 4


Bridgewater S. College 1957


Cappannari, Mrs. Dolores


B.S.Ed.


Grade 4 (Part-time)


Bridgewater S. College 1963


Gellatly, Mrs. Evelyn M.


Diploma


Grade 2


Lowell S. College 1935


McEwan, Caroline E.


B.S.Ed.


Grade 1


Boston State College


1960


Mitchell, Mrs. Mabel R.


Diploma


Grades 3


Bridgewater State College


1929


Morrill, Mrs. Helen G.


Diploma


Grade 2


Bridgewater State College


1954


Simmons, Mrs. Gladys L.


Diploma


Grade 1


Bridgewater State College


1943


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SPECIAL TEACHERS


Name


Degrees


Position


Education


Date Service Bean


*Almeida, Kenneth Britton, Henry C.


B.S.


Phys. Ed. - Boys - Int.


Boston University


1964


B.S., M.A.


Speech Therapist


Boston University


1961


*Carmichael, Mrs. Hazel F.


B.S.Ed.


Remedial Reading - Elem.


Bridgewater State College 1964


Cassidy, Marjorie J.


B.S.Ed., Ed.M.


Reading Con., Schl. Psy. Bridgewater S., Boston Univ.


1937


*Fish, Miles A.


B.M.


Voc. Music - Int.


Boston Conservatory Music


1964


Meserve, Grace M.


Diploma


Voc. Music - Elem.


Keene Teachers College


1958


Moores, Mrs. Marcelle M.


French - Elem.


France


1963


Murdock, Mrs. Gilda J.


B.S.Ed.


Art - Elem.


Massachusetts College of Art


1962


Pacheco, John


Diploma


Instrumental Music Band Director


N.E. Conservatory of Music


1941


Pinstein, Harold M.


B.S.


Phys. Ed. - Elem.


New York University 1963


Sullivan, Sheila M.


B.S.Ed.


Phys. Ed. - Girls


Bridgewater S. College


1960


Intermediate


*New Appointments


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NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Abate, Frank J., Jr., M.D.


Eastwood, Medora V., M.D.


Bradford, Jane B., D.H.


Swett, Hilda R., R.N.


Vacchino, Mrs. Elizabeth, R.N.


Stevens, Mrs. Joan G., R.N.


School Physician, Boys


School Physician, Girls


Dental Hygienist


School Nurse


School Nurse Assistant Intermediate


School Nurse Assistant Elementary


SCHOOL CLERKS


Carletti, Mrs. Frances C.


Gallerani, Joyce T.


Martin, Mrs. Florence


Tracy, Mrs. Margaret F. Woodward, Mrs. Constance A.


Intermediate, Grades 7 & 8 Cold Spring School


Hedge School


Intermediate, Grades 5 & 6


Manomet and Mt. Pleasant Schools


CUSTODIANS


Ardizzoni, Horace J.


Barufaldi, Harold J.


Bernardo, Joseph


Ferazzi, Atteo J.


Goodwin, Thomas


Guidoboni, Aroldo Lodi, Eliseo J. Lynch, Robert C.


Mueller, Theodore P.


Robischeau, John J.


Rossetti, Carmino J.


Rowell, Everett O., Jr.


Mt. Pleasant School


Nath. Morton Intermediate School


Cold Spring School


Nath. Morton Intermediate School Hedge School


Hedge School


Nath. Morton Intermediate School Manomet Elementary School


Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Cold Spring School


Manomet Elementary School


SCHOOL LUNCHES


Scagliarini, Mrs. Mary, Manager Nath. Morton Intermediate School Bartlett, Mrs. Fernanda Costa, Mrs. Dorothy F.


Locatelli, Mrs. Clara A. Pimental, Mrs. Alberta Shaw, Mrs. Louise Motta, Mrs. Mary Vecchi, Mrs. Carrie Zucchi, Mary Lapham, Mrs. Ruth V., Manager Bates, Mrs. Ruth L.


Zoccolante, Mrs. Dora


Peterson, Mrs. Evelyn


Vaz, Mrs. Annie Bresnahan, Mrs. Catherine


Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Nath. Morton Intermediate School Cold Spring School Cold Spring School


Cold Spring School


Hedge School


Hedge School


Manomet Elementary School


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Briggs, Mrs. Deborah N. Roth, Mrs. Sara C. Lewis, Mrs. Hilda


Manomet Elementary School Manomet Elementary School Mt. Pleasant School


NOON SUPERVISORS


Costa, Mrs. Mary A.


Nath. Morton Intermediate School


Mello, Mrs. Rose


Ricci, Mrs. Catherine


Nath. Morton Intermediate School


Beauregard, Mrs. Thelma


Brown, Mrs. Ann


Cold Spring School


Fugazzi, Mrs. Claire


Cold Spring School


Ledo, Mrs. Flora


Hedge School


Pedrini, Mrs. Doris


Hedge School


Cadman, Mrs. Inga


Manomet Elementary School


Fama, Mrs. Agnes M.


Manomet Elementary School


Manomet Elementary School


Manomet Elementary School


Mt. Pleasant School


Connelly, Mrs. Mary A.


Mt. Pleasant School


Randall, Mrs. Alverda E.


Weeks, Mrs. Muriel A.


Bagnell, Mrs. Constance D.


Nath. Morton Intermediate School


Cold Spring School


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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PLYMOUTH-CARVER REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Term Expires


Adeline Keller


1965


David A. Cappannari


1966


Mary D. Gomes


1967


Dr. Samuel K. Stewart


1967


Spencer H. Brewster


Appointed


Jane Gellar


Appointed


Erwin K. Washburn


Appointed


ADMINISTRATION


F. Edward Nicolas, A.B., M.A., Superintendent of Schools Julian Demeo, Jr., Principal


C. Richard Vaughn, Vice-Principal


Mrs. Elizabeth R. Beane, Secretary


Mrs. Lorraine A. Gould, Secretary


Mrs. Severina M. Estes, Secretary (Part-time)


Mrs. Theresa Leonardi, Secretary (Part-time)


Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. or by appointment Office phone: 746-0600 - 746-0605


School Physician: Dr. Frank J. Abate, Jr.


School Nurse: Mrs. Ruth H. Volta, R.N.


School Dentists: Dr. William O. Dyer Dr. Francis C. Ortolani


Dental Hygienist: Jane B. Bradford Supervisor of School Building: Ralph J. Curtis Supervisor of Attendance: Clarence H. Murphy


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SCHOOL Plymouth-Carver High School - Telephone 746-4700 Julian Demeo, Jr., Principal C. Richard Vaughan, Vice-Principal


SCHOOL CALENDAR 1965 - 1966


Open:


Close:


September 8, 1965


December 23, 1965


January 3, 1966


February 18, 1966


February 28, 1966


April 15, 1966


April 25, 1966


June 24, 1966


SCHOOL HOLIDAYS


School Holidays: Columbus Day, October 12; Teachers' Convention, October 29; Veterans' Day, November 11; Thanksgiving Recess, November 25, 26; Good Friday, April 8, Memorial Day, May 30


NO-SCHOOL SIGNAL 2-2 Repeated on Fire Alarm


7:05 a.m. No School for Plymouth-Carver High School. Radio Station WPLM broadcasts no-school signals at 10- minute intervals beginning at 6:30 a.m.


Radio Station WBZ-WBZA broadcasts no-school signals shortly after 7:00 a.m.


Radio Station WEEI broadcasts no-school signals shortly after 7:00 a.m.


SCHOOL ENROLLMENT - DECEMBER, 1964


GRADES


9


10


11 12 S.C


. Total


Plymouth-Carver High 236


279


292


258 22


1087


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PLYMOUTH-CARVER REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BALANCE SHEET - December 31, 1964 Report of Receipts and Expenditures - Calendar Year 1964


Cash


Plymouth Home National Bank


$110,246.45


U.S. Treasury Bills


99,504.56


$209,751.01


Petty Cash Advance


25.00


$209,776.01


Bond Deductions Payable


$22.50


Reserve for Petty Cash


$25.00


Reserve for Credit 1965 Budget


70,289.29


$70,314.29


Special Funds:


Cafeteria Revolving Fund


$5,671.34


Athletic Revolving Fund


3,469.28


Lock and Laundry Fund


1,403.59


Gift - Plymouth Business and Professional Women's Club


50.00


N.D.E.A. Funds


20,412.51


Special Education Fund


4,241.71


Smith-Hughes - George Barden Special Fund


283.50


Construction Fund


39,423.28


$74,955.21


Surplus Revenue


$64,484.01


$209,776.01


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PLYMOUTH-CARVER REGIONAL DISTRICT Status of Budget as of December 31, 1964


1000 ADMINISTRATION 1100 School Committee 1200 Superintendent's Office


BUDGET EXPENDED


BALANCE


$2,046.19


10,302.91


$16,838.00


$12,349.10


$4,488.90


2000 INSTRUCTION


2100 Supervision


$3,853.74


2200 Principal's Office


28,327.07


2300 Teaching


395,204.37


2400 Textbooks


9,390.84


2500 Library Services


6,988.90


2600 Audio Visual Services


1,089.35


2700 Guidance Services


25,869.77


487,392.00


470,724.04


16,667.96


3000 OTHER SCHOOL SERVICES


3100 Attendance


1,320.00


3200 Health Services


5,066.44


3310 Pupil Transportation


82,331.60


3400 Cafeteria Manager


3,400.00


3510 Athletics


8,661.21


3520 Other School Services


2,458.31


106,739.00


103,237.56


3,501.44


4000 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PLANT


4110 Custodial Services


31,173.43


4120 Heating Bldgs.


7,114.17


4130 Utility Services


16,824.42


4210 Maintenance Grounds


3,421.14


4220 Maintenance Bldgs.


7,742.90


4230 Maintenance Equipment


2,746.94


4240 Replacement of Equipment


2,324.81


71,727.00


71,347.81


379.19


5000 FIXED CHARGES


5100 Town of Plymouth Retirement 5200 Insurance Program


6,054.43


7000 ACQUISITION OF FIXED ASSETS


4,775.00


2,555.80


2,219.20


8000 DEBT SERVICE AND DEBT RETIREMENT


200,840.00


200,840.00


.00


ADJUSTMENT


Anticipated Receipt $51,000.00


Receipts


46,511.37


Difference


(4,488.63)


(4,488.63)


TOTALS


$896,472.37


$872,360.74 $24,111.63


:


12,650.00


11,306.43


1,343.57


5,252.00


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SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPORT


The first year of operation for the High School was indeed successful. This attainment was only possible through the combined efforts of the entire staff of the District as well as the endeavors of the student body. The comprehensive high has become a reality for the two Towns.


Several minor problems still remain with us. The terazzo flooring has had considerable attention and it is believed before too long this will be resolved. A credit is being sought from the General Contractor because of the problems encountered.


A draft problem has been under study by the heating engineers and recommendations for corrections are ex- pected shortly.


The grounds around the school are being reviewed. This spring and summer should see the area revitalized. We have installed the bleachers and plan to use our foot- ball field in the fall.


The District received its first transportation reim- bursement which was applied against the proposed budget for 1965. This reflected a considerable credit, thus reducing the operating appropriation to the two Towns accordingly.




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