Annual report of the school committee of the city of Manchester, N.H. for the year ending 1917, Part 2

Author: Manchester (N.H.). School Committee
Publication date: 1917
Publisher: Manchester, N.H. : The School Committee
Number of Pages: 43


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5. How many were born in foreign countries? 85.


6. Number 10 years of age or over in Grade I, on September 30? 112.


7. Number 10 years of age or over in Grade II, on September 30? 248.


8. Number between the ages of 5 and 8 not registered in any school in the district or elsewhere? 605.


9. Number between the ages of 8 and 14 not registered in any school in the district or elsewhere? 17.


10. Number between the ages of 8 and 14 out of school because of mental or physical disability? 25.


11. Number between the ages of 14 and 16 not registered in any school in the district or elsewhere? 36.


12. Number between the ages of 14 and 16 not registered in any school who have completed the course of study in the elemen- tary schools? 97.


13. Number of children enumerated who are attending high school or academy outside the district? 56.


14. Number enumerated attending elementary school out of town? 67.


15. Number of blind between the ages of 5 and 16? 2.


16. Number of deaf and dumb between the ages of 5 and 16? 12.


17. Number of children rated by local authorities as feeble-minded between the ages of 5 and 16? 4.


18. Whole number of children 5 to 16 years of age registered as members of schools on September 30, 1917? 6,601.


19. Whole number 5 to 16 years of age registered in parochial or other private schools and institutions on Sept. 30, 1917? 7,532.


20. Number of children covered in 18 and 19 who live in other towns? 188.


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16


CITY OF MANCHESTER.


1916-1917.


TABLE SHOWING ATTENDANCE UPON THE VARIOUS SCHOOLS.


Whole No. Belonging.


Member-


Daily


Per Cent Daily At-


tendance.


Tardinesses.


Per Cent.


High


426


639


951


905


95


1,560


.45


Amoskeag


49


63


99


93


93.4


251


.70


Ash-Street


145


143


267


250


93


232


.24


Bakersville


208


201


399


363


90.9


918


.63


Brown


156


121


229


212


92


464


.56


Chandler


187


192


307


332


92.6


81


.08


Franklin-Street


157


127


263


241


92


527


.55


Goffe's Falls


50


38


82


77


94


125


.42


Hallsville


304


234


485


445


92.2


769


.43


Highland


64


57


110


101


92


190


.48


Lincoln-Street


224


208


376


350


93


513


.38


Main-Street


181


172


322


294


91


408


.36


Maynard


217


211


368


321


86


651


.49


Parker


167


174


301


289


95.8


340


.31


Pearl-Street


59


59


107


100


94


129


.33


Rimmon


108


74


149


131


87.9


297


.56


Spring-Street


127


106


171


158


93


116


.19


Straw


210


184


345


323


93


165


.13


Varney


255


249


434


407


93.7


694


.45


Webster-Street


149


168


290


268


93


263


.25


Wilson


237


248


442


408


92


166


.11


Youngsville


76


91


148


131


89


149


.28


Suburban


56


51


84


72


83


387


1.28


Aggregate Totals :


1916-17


3.812


3,810


6.729


6,271


93.1


9.395


.


1915-16


3,961


3,918


6,850


6,354


92.7


7,200


...


Number of days schools were actually in session, 179.5.


At-


SCHOOL.


Boys.


Girls.


Average


ship.


Average


tendance.


17


ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


EVENING SCHOOLS.


Summary of attendance upon the several grades of public evening schools tor the year 1916-1917.


SCHOOLS.


Whole number of different pupils.


Average mem-


bership.


Average daily


Per cent of


daily at-


tendance.


Franklin-street


28


20


18


87.7


Franklin-street Syrian


27


8


29


14


48.7


Lincoln-street ..


57


9


55


27


48.5


Rimmon.


41


23


39


20


52.


Spring-street


181


97


79


81.4


§ Mechanical ..


Drawing schools \ Architectural


24


16


10


66.1


Maynard.


64


59


₹4


91.


Totals, 1917.


394


68


315


222


70.4


Totals, 1916


368


93


342


265


77.4


EVENING SCHOOL TEACHERS.


Arthur J. Tonery, Principal of Franklin Street School for girls. Assistants : Margaret Linen. Claire McDerby, George Martin.


Arthur P. Morrill, Principal of Lincoln-Street School for both sexes. Assistants : Katherine McDonald, S. C. Forsaith, Thomas McCabe, E. C. Christophe. A. E. Waters, R. H. Horan.


Ferdinand Farley, Principal of Rimmon School for both sexes. Assistants : Adelia Murphy, Helen Sweeney, Emmet D. Borden, Cor- nelius Spaulding.


E. B. Willand, Principal Spring-Street School for boys. Assist- ants : Harry Pillsbury, Edward J. Maher, Juliette Melancon, Mrs. H. P. Silverthorne, Floyd Cheney, R. V. McAllaster, Helen Horan, Mrs. Lillian Colby, Genevieve O'Connell, Milton Cilley, Mrs. Mabel Pillsbury.


James W. Smith, Principal Franklin-Street Syrian School, for both sexes. Assistants : Victoria H. Saigh, Emil J. Palisoul.


James J. Mahoney, Principal of Maynard Evening School for both sexes. Assistants : Apostle Papaspyrus, A. Charles Warner, Arthur Hayslip.


Evening Drawing School-C. M. Curl and T. A. Currie.


attendance.


Boys.


Girls.


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CITY OF MANCHESTER.


REPORT OF


DATE.


Absentees re-


ported.


rily returned. No. volunta-


reported


caused to at-


No. moved out


of city.


No. found sick


and unable


to attend.


No. otherwise


unavoidably


detained.


No. not found.


1916.


September


152


111


19


11


1


5


5


October


214


44


153


7


7


3


November


166


11


134


5


8


8


December


85


71


1


11


2


1917.


January


200


=


163


3


13


10


February.


123


5


104


1


12


1


March


170


5


150


1


12


April.


187


8


163


2


10


4


May


168


23


130


....


00


9


June.


249


14


219


co


5


Totals


1714


232


1306


40


85


46


or


No.


tend.


19


ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


TRUANT OFFICER.


DATE.


Children first en-


rolled in school


during the year


as direct result


of officer's work


No. of transfers


investigated.


No. of school


age interviewed


upon the streets


in school hours.


No. of families


No. of notices


No. of school age


confined at the


police station.


No. brought


before the


court.


No. sent to


reformatory


No. of employ- ment certifi-


No. of employ-


ment certifi-


cates trans-


ferred.


1916.


September


2


85


185


840


344


October


9


258


228


3


2


69


70


November


15


113


217


2


2


1


1


58


55


December


9


192


180


2


75


57


1917.


January.


9


212


297


1


64


64


February


7


167


300


1


101


36


March


00


128


200


2


104


86


April.


3


212


258


1


84


72


May


3


146


18€


11


3


1


119


95


June.


1


232


318


8


1


1


627


154


Totals. . .


66


1745


2369


32


8


3


1


2141


1033


....


served.


temporarily


visited.


schools


cates issued.


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CITY OF MANCHESTER.


GENERAL SUMMARY.


The following table presents the main features of interest pertaining to the attendance upon the public schools for the last ten years.


YEARS.


Average number of


Average number of


teachers employed .*


Enrolled in public


Average membership.


Average


tendance.


Percentage of daily


Average attendance


Graduated from gram-


mar schools.t


Passed grammar


schools for high


Entered high school .;


Graduated from high


Average number be-


longing to high school.


1908.


141


162


5,944


5,163


4,795


92.9


315


255


226


173


103


529


1909


146


166


6,391


5,337


4,936


92.5


308


286


264


198


107


544


1910


154


174


6,521


5,541


5,100


92.0


413


280


247


220


107


589


1911


156


177


6,303


5,383


4,946


91.8


398


366


251


217


124


619


1912.


161


190


7,039


5,910


5,469


92.5


380


291


264


197


108


646


1913.


166


198


6,679


5,711


5,309


93.9


250


336


310


266


126


667


1914


170


209


6,867


6.023


5,578


92.6


291


330


311


292


137


723


1915


178


223


7,504


6,666


6,224


93.4


318


442


405


397+


134


820


1916.


179


233


7,879


6,850


6,354


92.7


265


550


499


482


155


1011


1917.


186


248


7,622


6,729


6,271


92.1


222


501


501


479


171


951


* Including special teachers, principals, assistants, etc.


t And the A class in suburban schools.


# From grammar schools, parochial schools, and surrounding towns.


at-


daily


attendance.


evening schools.


schools.


school.t


school.


day schools.


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ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


FINANCES, 1917.


Items of Account.


Appropriation. Expenditures.


Expenses of General Control


$10,605.00


$10,706.45


Expenses of Instruction


236,945.00


234,633.36


Expenses of Operation of School Plant


37,538.00


42,127.02


Expenses of Maintenance of Schools


2,150.00


3,212.08


Expenses of Auxiliary Agencies


3,050.00


3,650.92


Miscellaneous Expenses


2,712.00


1,898.44


Outlays


Transferred from receipts


3,834.00


$296,834.00


$296,834.00


COST OF CITY SCHOOLS.


Expenditures


$296,834.00


Receipts.


Literary fund


$5,381.28


l'uition


1,907.60


Evening school forfeitures


129.25


Books, paper, etc.


186.18


$7,604.31


Net amount raised by taxation


$289,229.69


The city valuation for 1917 was $83,203,816 and hence the rate of taxation for the year was $296,834 divided by $83,203,816, or .0035+. The cost per pupil was $44.11.


HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION, CLASS OF 1917


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SALUTATORY


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CITY OF MANCHESTER.


CLASS ORATION


FRANK T. TAYLOR


GLORY TO ISIS


Verdi


GRADUATING CLASS


VALEDICTORY


FLORENCE G. LINQUIST


CLASS ODE Written by Margaret Riley


PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS


HAIL ALMA MATER


MAYOR HARRY W. SPAULDING School Song


CLASS ODE, 1917


O gay old world, O grave old world. To you we come today ; We knock and ask for welcome, And this is what we say : "Your, many ways lie open ; Their invitations press,- In each the bud of promise That hints the flower, success.


"We're ready for the journey, Altho the way be dim, For we bear the torch of knowledge That it may light us in ; We bear the sword of purpose, Which struggle makes more bright ; We stand beneath the banner Of honor, faith and right.


"We pledge to you our service, Unwavering, staunch, and true, And offer you our talents,- Some, many ; and some, few. And now, old world,-and yet young world, --. Our standards you have seen ; So open wide your portals To M. H. S., '17 !"


- Margaret Riley.


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ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


CLASS OFFICERS.


President, ROBERT P. BURROUGHS Vice-President, LILLIAN M. MERRILL Secretary, FLORENCE G. LINDQUIST Treasurer, HAROLD J. BOHAN


GRADUATING CLASS


Daniel Francis Ahern


Robert Perry


Sidney Stewart Anthony


Charles Walter Phillips


George Davis Barclay


Fred Pickwick, Jr.


Aaron Carr Barnard


Harold Curtis Pickwick


Roland Cheswell Batchelder


James Morton Rosenblum


Harold Joseph Bohan


William Charles Ryan


William Francis Boyle


Arthur Paul Shea


Harold Timothy Bradley


Herman Arthur Skinner


Russell Wilder Bernap


Reginald Albanus Soderlund


Robert Phillips Burroughs


Frank Lester Stearns


Arthur Raymond Calpin


Abraham Benjamin Steinberg


William George Caron


John Lawrence Sullivan


Allan LaMotte Carr


John William Sullivan Frank Thatcher Taylor


Thomas Arthur Carr


Harold Augustus Caswell


Walter Francis Tebbetts


Leaman Henry Caswell


Henry Lewis Wallace


Donald Creighton Chalmers


Phillip Owen Chalmers


Harold Adams Colby John DeLaSalle Connor


Frances Fannie Alter


Gladys Belle Appleton


Nancy Viola Augustinus


Mary Rose Barnes


James Antonio Ferretti Dana Wheat Fitts


Mazie Edith Bissett


George Franks


Orville Bourdon French


Edgar Leander Gadbois George Ames Gillis


Julia Teresa Broderick


Peter James Hampston


Mildred Elizabeth Bryant


Elmer Albert Hartford


Mary Agnes Magdalene Burke


Asahel Mayland Jenkins


Agnes Esther Cahill


Einar Daniel Johnson


Catherine Frances Helena Carey Ruth Glen Carr


Robert John Kane


Francis Aloysius Keane


Elizabeth Blandina Casey Madeline Teresa Casey


Harold Park Kelley


Etta Lillian Cohen


Donald Hicks MacFadden


Marion Cynthia Colby


Raymond Edwin Moulton


Leverett Hull Nichols


Francis Bernard O'Connor


Charles Warren Partridge


Eustis Raymond Perron


Ida Corliss Lillian Gertrude County


Charlotte Newton Cousins


Mildred Ellada Cross


Gertrude May Cushing


Roger Parches Whedon


Walter Rufus Wilson


William Emmanuel Dyette Howard Ellsworth Ellis


Esther Laura Bjork Agnes Marion Bohman Irene Cecile Bourdon


John Barnard Kelley


Elizabeth Mae Colby


Ralph Lee McCabe


Henry Frederick Peterson


Fred Grant Avery


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ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


Edith Talbot Cutts Vera Ella Dickson


Margaret Alice Murphy


Agnes Theresa O'Malley


Grace Agnes Enwright Catherine Ford Farrell


Vivian Ladelle Parsons


Theresa Ruth Pellens


Esther Ursula Farrell


Eleanor Helene Pepin Vera Anna Peterson


Nora Teresa Fitzgerald Bertha Maude Frye Jeannette Gadbois


Grace Isabel Rainey


Pauline Louise Gagnon


Helen Rainey


Myrtle Elizabeth Garmon


Irene Redman


Evelyn Esther Gates


Alice Gertrude Renfrew


Sarah Doris Resnik


Margaret Florence Gill


Margaret Teresa Riley


Rena Etta Gilrain


Flora Rosenblum


Mary Ursula Golding


Herman Coffin Rowe


Gladys Florence Hall


Elizabeth Rita Ryan


Margaret Callaghan Hamilton


Bessie Louise Hart


Hazel Alice Howell


Mary Aloysia Hyland


Gladys Mary Regina Shea


Louis Priscilla Simonds


Catherine Cheney Smith


Marguerite Blanche Smith


Marion Elizabeth Smyth


Inez Winifred Snyder


Edna Mae Spencer


Doris Elizabeth Staples


Beatrice Frances Stewart


Agnes Eldora Swahn


Ethel Gertrude Swanson


Blanche Jeanne Lupien


Gertrude Theresa McIntyre


Genevieve Lucille McQuillen


Esther Margaret McTiernan


Rebecca Greene Walker


Pearle Elizabeth Mack


Anna Esther Warren


May Welch


Ethel Grace Wheeler


Lillian Maxwell Merrill


Florence Charlotte White


Ruth Elizabeth White


Doris Blanche Whittier


Dorothy Elaine Morrison


Isabelle Patrick Ryan Henderika Jacoba Rynbergen


Dorothy Belle Shand


Anna Helens Jacobson


Irma Olive Jones


Evelyn Mary Kane Isabel Mae Keating Irene Kelley


Helena Elaine Kelliher


Edith Mildred Koford


Louise Lewis


Florence Gertrude Lindquist Julia Martin Lord


Celia Florence Tatelman Ruth Underhill


Nathalie Evelyn Upton


Esther Mary Maloney Katherine Mendoza


Annie E. Minigan


Annie Elizabeth Minigan


Marion Elizabeth Wilson


Pauline Helen Farrell


Jessie Gall Pettigrew


Helen Evelyn Pillsbury


Marion Viola Gay


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