ANNUAL

REPORT for the

Town of

BELMONT New Hampshire

For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1965

91

TOWN OF BELMONT Officers of School

District

Moderator

STANLEY

HILL

Clerk

~1RS. GEORGE

MOHLE

Treasurer

lVIRS. SUZAN TE ROBERTS Auditor

GEORGE

MOHLE

School Board

MAURICE H. SIMOND, LANSING REINHOLZ THELMA MOULTON

JR.

Term expires 1966 Term expires 1967 Term expires 1968

School Nurse

HELEN BELLAVANCE 316 Gilford Avenue, Laconia, N. H. Superintendent

HERMAN Assistant

of Schools

N. DONEGAN

Superintendent

GORDON

of Schools

L. FOX

T eac her Consultant

EDW ARD B. BRIGGS Office: 119 Central Street, Franklin, N. H. Telephone: Franklin 934-3108

92 SCHOOL

WARRANT

The State of New Hampshire To the II/habitants of Belmont

of the School District

in the Town

fjl/alified to vote in District Affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Roland S. Kimball Auditorium in said District on the Fifth day of March 1966, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following subjects: 1.

To choose a JVloderator for the coming year.

2.

To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.

3.

To choose a Member

of the School

Board

for

the

ensuing three years. 4.

To choose a Treasurer

for the enSUing year.

5. To determine and appoint the salaries of the School Board and Truant Officer, and fix the compensation of any other officers or agent of the district. 6. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto. 7. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees to any subject embraced in this warrant.

in relation

8. To see what sum of money the district will raise and appropriate for the support of schools, for the salaries of school district officials and agents, and for the payment of statutory obligations of the district, and to authorize the application against said appropriation of such sums as are estimated to be received from the state foundation aid fund together with other income; the school board to certify to the

93 selectmen the balance between the estimated appropriation, town.

revenue and the

which balance is to be raised by taxes by the

9. To see if the district will endorse imn"\ec1iate action by the School Board to study with the new \Vinnisquam Cooperative District School Board, the advisibility of annexing Belmont to this newly-formed School District, by petitioning the \Vinnisquam Co-operative Board for such a study; and further recommend that the Belmont School Board call a special School District meeting sometime during 1966 to bring in the report of this study, working with the existing Belmont Co-operative Study Committee. 10. To transact any other business \"hich may legally come before this meeting.

Given under our hands at said [Ie/mont this 17th day of Fcbn/a1')' 1966

l',[AURICE H. SLVIOND, JR .. LANSING K. REINHOLZ, THELMA C. MOULTON, School Board

A true copy of vVarrant-Attest;

1\1AURICE H. SIMOND, JR., LANSING K. REINHOLZ, THELMA C. MOULTON, School Board

94

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

MEETING

MARCH

6, 1965

The Belmont School District Meeting was called to order at 2:10 p.m., March 6, 1965 at the Roland S. Kimball Auditorium with 38 persons present. Moderator Stanley Hill read the warrant. Article 1. To chose a Moderator for the coming year. Sue Roberts nominated Stanley Hill, there were no other nominations, the clerk cast one ballot and Stanley Hill was elected. Article 2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year. George Mohle nominated Belva Mohle, there were no other nominations, the clerk cast one ballot and Belva Mohle was elected. Article 3. To choose a member of the School Board for the ensuing three years. Russell H. Cushing nominated Thelma Moulton, there were no other nominations, the clerk cast one ballot and Thelma Moulton was elected. Article 4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year. Lyle Watson nominated Sue Roberts. Elaine Fortin nominated Roberta Bilodeau. The vote was by ballot. 38 votes cast. 32 for Sue Roberts and 6 for Roberta Bilodeau. Sue Roberts was elected. Article 5. To determine and appoint the salaries of the School Board and Truant Officer, and fix the compensation of any other officers or agents of the District. This item was taken up under the budget. Article 6. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto. Earl Sweeney asked for a report from the Cooperative Committee voted last year - there was none. He then asked if there was a committee and who were the members. Lyle Watson: Motion - If you appointed a committee a year ago and it has not organized, then dissolve that committee and form another one. Seconded by Roberta Bilodeau.

Maurice Simond: If there is a new committee formed, the School Board should have a list of the members. Sue Roberts: If there is a new committee, what assurance will we have that there will be any action? Mrs. Simond suggested that the meeting appoint a chairman of the Committee here and then the rest of the committee later. Mr. Reinholz amended the motion to appoint a chairman at this meeting. The amendment was accepted by Mr. Watson, voted upon and passed. The Moderator called for the election of a chairman of the Cooperative Study Committee. Mrs. Rowe nominated Earl Sweeney for Chairman. There were no other nominations, Earl Sweeney was elected. Mrs. Roberts: Motion that 4 additional members be appointed by the Moderator in consultation with the School Board and Mr. Sweeney and the results be made public within 15 days. Seconded. John Moynihan: Amendment that the committee work with the School Board. Amendment acceptable to Mrs. Roberts. Irvin Somero pointed out that this would make an even numbered committee. Motion was carried in spite of this objection. Moderator: We must vote to accept the auditor's report. George Mohle: The report is on page 108 of the Town Report. Bert Banfill: Motion to accept the report of the auditor, seconded and passed. Article 7. To choose Agents, Auditors, and committees in relation to any subject embraced in this warrant. Sue Roberts: Motion that the Division of Municipal Accounting of the State Tax Commission be employed to audit the accounts of the School District and the sum of one hundred and ninetyfive dollars (195.00) be added to account No. 135 of the 19651966 School Budget to pay for this audit. Seconded by Mrs. Annis. Mr. Reinholz pointed out that this was merely good business practice and indicated no dissatisfaction with the present auditor. Motion passed. Article 8. To see what sum of money the District will raise and appropriate for the support of schools, for the salaries of school district officials and to authorize the application against said appropriation of such sums as are estimated to be received from the state foundation aid fund with other income; the school board to certify to the selectmen the balance between

96 the estimated revenue and the appropriation, which balance is to be raised by taxes by the town. Administration: Account 135 increased $195.00to pay for audit. Instruction: Account 210 includes new physical education instructor. Mrs. Dube asked about teachers' helpers. Account 235: Mrs. Roberts moved to reinstate the handwriting course which was deleted by the Budget Committee. Seconded. Motion carried. Hand vote for 2'2, against 11. Account 900: After much discussion concerning the revolving milk reimbursal fund, and the cost and value of the hot lunch program, Mrs. Roberts moved to delete the $500 allowed by the budget committee for the hot lunch program leaving only the milk reimbursement fund. She suggested that if additional money were needed, that the School Board give consideration to raising the price. Seconded. Hand vote: for 15, against 9. Mrf'. Dube asked about a rumor that the children would not be allowed to leave the school grounds at noon. She was assured that this was just a rumor although it had been discussed. Bert Banfill moved to raise the sum of $272,406.22for the operation of the schools. Seconded and passed. Article 9. To take any other action which may legally come before this meeting. As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:45 p.m.

Respectfully submitted, BELVA MOHLE, Clerk

97 SPECIAL

SCHOOL JANUARY

DISTRICT 25,

MEETING

1966

The Special Meeting of the Belmont School District was called to order on January 25, 1966 at 8:00 p.m. at the Roland S. Kimball Auditorium by Moderator Stanley F. Hill with the reading of the warrant. Assistant Superintendent Gordon L. Fox gave a brief summary of what it would mean to the Belmont School District to accept federal funds under Public Law 89-10, Chapter 197. Mrs. Dona White moved to see if the district will vote to accept the provisions of Public Law 89-10, designed to improve educational opportunities with particular reference to children of lowincome families, and to appropriate such funds as may be made available to the district under said federal act for such particular projects as may be determined by the school board. Further, to see if the district will authorize the school board to make application for such funds and to expend the same for such projects as it may designate. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Violet Rajaniemi. The moderator called for a vote by show of hands. There were 21 votes for the motion, 0 votes against and the moderator ruled a unanimous vote in the affirmative.

Respectfully submitted, BELVA S. MOHLE, Clerk

98 1966-67

1265. 210. 850. 1370. 610. 110. 1477.1

BUDGET OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BELMONT 799.00 Recom'd Commit. Board's 352.00 Contracted Administration Attendance Health Salaries Utilities Maintenance Insurance Heat Instruction Sites Debt Interest 475.00 270.00 475.00 50.00 300.00 1966-67 Service Services on Services Services Services Services Debt of Plant20,000.00 700.00 525.00 270.00 90.00 1965-66 50.00 Textbooks Outgoing 20,000.00 4,255.00 2,337.90 Transfer Accts 2,000.00 1,000.00 2,113.40 4,255.00 in State 13,165.53 4,400.00 Budget 10,725.00 10,725.00 2,484.70 Other Lib., Teaching Pupil Operation Fixed Empl. Supplies Equipment Principal Student-Body Capital 11,544.00 7,~B2.50 7,832.50 3,500.00 5,300.00 29,485.00 30,085.00 1,065.00 1,085.00 1,800.00 2,000.00 3,600.00 Audiovis. Transportation Expenses Charges Ret. Outlay Supplies of of & Plant Debt FICA mat. Activities 146,220.00 11,440.00 10,843.38 8,507.50 1,000.00 3,500.00 2,000.00 5,500.00 5,300.00 1,065.00 $415.00 28,735.00 1,495.00 163,346.00 2,400.00 7,129.08 6,300.00 Budget 6,500.00 $410.00 2,900.00 3,200.00 2,400.00 6,272.94 2,800.00 Tuition

Total Appropriations • federal & district funds

School 163,346.00

$272,496.22

310,026.71

307,626.71

99 1966-67 BUDGET OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BELMONT

Revenues & Credits Available To Reduce School Taxes Unemcumbered Balance Revenue from State Sources: Sweepstakes Foundation Aid School Building Aid Driver Education Intellectually Retarded

Estimated Revenues Approved Sch. Bd's Budget Revenues Budget Commit. 1965-66 1966-67 1966-67 $384.84 $11,140.75$12,033.00$12,033.00 36,414.24 36,414.24 36,414.24 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 120.00

Revenue from Federal Sources: 500.00 500.00 NDEA-Title ill-Science, Math & Lang. 500.00 200.00 200.00 2QO.OO Vocational Education 2,800.00 2,800.00 2,800.00 Sch. Lunch & Spec. Milk Program PL 89-10 (ElSEA) 10,000.00 10,000.00 Local Revenue Except Taxes: Tuition Rent Other Revenue from Local Sources

4,732.00 5,210.00 5,210.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

Total Revenue & Credits

$62,861.83$73,727.24$73,727.24

District Assessment Raised or to be Raised By P-,:operty Taxes

209,634.39236,299.47233,899.47

Total Appropriations

Budget Committee: Leslie E. Robert, Ohairman Alfred Rhodes T. M. Murphy A. R. Tasker S. F. Hill James Rhodes

$272,496.22310,026.71307,626.71

February 7, 1966 C. A. Randlett Lyle N. Watson John F. Moynihan Leo J. Alger Maurice H. Simond, Jr. Robert Harper

100

STATE

AUDIT

EXillBIT A BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Comparative Balance Sheets As of June 30, 1964 and June 30, 1965 ASSETS

(Revised) 6/30/64-

Cash on Hand: General Fund School Lunch Fund

---6/30/65--($ 12.50) 158.96

$648.54 144.78

$146.46

$793.32---

Accounts Receivable: Share of Assets, Union 59 Due From Employees, a/c Payroll Deductions

619.97 $37.00

Due From State of New Hampshire: a/ c Teachers' Retirement, Excess Payments a/ c Teachers' Retirement Deductions, Excess Payments a/ c F.I.C.A. Taxes, Excess Payments

178.57 206.27 11.00 432.84

Total Assets Net Debt Total Assets & Net Debt

$1,413.29 276,653.75

$579.30 254,615.16

$278,067.04

$255,194.46

LIABILITIES Accounts Owed by District: Advance on 1964-65 Appropriation $2,922.26 Withholding Tax Deductions Blue Cross-Blue Shield Deductions School Lunch Fund Notes & Bonds Outstanding Total Liabilities

$19.90 15.60

144.78 275,000.00

$35.50 158.96 255,000.00

$278,067.04

$255,194.46

101 EXIDBIT B BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Analysis of Change in Financial Condition Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 Net Debt - June

30, 1964

Net Debt - June 30, 1965 Decrease in Net Debt

$276,653.75 254,615.16 ----

$22,038.59

-- Analysis of Change -Decreases in Net Debt: Net Budget Surplus Bonds Paid During Year Net Decrease

$2,038.59

20,000.00 ---

$22,038.59

ExmBIT

C

BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Comparative Statement of Appropriations and Expenditures Fiscal Year Ended June Appropria- Receipts & tions Reimburse1964-65 ments 39.31 419.60 94.82 SO.OO 71.28 Administration: 415.00 1.76 4,919.60 5,877.01 3,108.83 2,208.72 134,155.18 1,069.82 28,727.15 $ 3,001.7'6 $203.76 $80.69 Salaries

333.80 120.00 957.41 SO.OO 15D.OO 50.00 107.07 69.82 477.15 53.76 50.00 1,OOO.DO 28,250.00 134,250.00 2,280.00

150.00 SO.OO 120.00 50.00 $134,250.00 1,000.00 2,280.00 3,000.00 4,500.00 28,250.00

30, 1965

Total Amount Available

Expendi- --Balances -Assets tures UnexOver- Forwarded 1964-65 pended drafts To 1965-66 333.80

889.27 927.70 989.38 471.00 29.00 5,051.32 2,371.6-7 10,269.17 1,828.65 11,769.60 6,230.59 1,818.11 3,23'6.21 4,372.30 2,371.67 9,182.50 1,110.73 Operation of 4,946.97 Plant: 6,108.52 20,000.00 1,554.32 $258,156.27 $178.57 $5,138.87 $4,347.35 $257,635.42 $5,481.15

178.57 828.65 599.60 28.40 230.00 500.00 691.97 230.00 5,300.00 2,OQO.00 9,182.50 1,000.00 11,079.tl8 4,255.00 1,333.52 11,170.00 4,775.00 6,230.59 20,000,00

--

Tuition Salaries of Employee Buildings Principal Retirement Debt & F.I.C.A.

500.00 230.00 11,079.98 1,000.00 4,255.00 3,500.00 20,000.00 11,170.00 2,000.00 9,18'2.50 6,230.59 5,300.00 4,775.00

2,371.67

28.40

104 EXHIBl"T D BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Comparative Statement of Estimated and Actual Revenues and Budget Summary Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 -- Revenues-Estimated Actual

Excess

Deficit

50.23 642.00 26.00 100.00 $1'2,786.40 143.45 806.84 State Aid: 143.45 764.35 50.23 74.00 4,656.00 36,115.28 6,000.00 5,462.84 36,115.28 5,358.00 $764.36 $ $12,786.40 Tuition Vocational Education Sweepstakes

$59,015.68 $61,396.55 $2,406.87 $

--

26.00

Budget Summary --

Actual Revenues Estimated Revenues Net Revenue Surplus Overdrafts of Appropriations Unexpended Balances of Appropriations Net Overdraft of Appropriations Net Budget Surplus

$61,396.55 59,015.68 $2,380.B7 $5,481.15 5,138.87 342.28 $2,038.59

105 EXIllBIT E BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Classified Statement of Receipts and Expenditures Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 RECEIPTS Local Taxation: Current Appropriation State Aid: Sweepstakes Foundation Aid Building Aid Driver Training

$191,350.13 $12,786.40 36,115.28 6,000.00 143.45 55,045.13

Federal Aid: School Lunch & Special Milk Program Vocational Education

$2,371.67 50.23 2,421.90

Other Sources: Tuition Rent Trustees of Trust Funds Local Sources - Shop Supplies Share of Assets of Closed Union Insurance Refunds Credits to Appropriation Accounts: Textbooks New Equipment

5,462.84 74.00 554.32 419.60 619.97 764.35 $

1,76 1,000.00 1,001.76

Total Receipts From All Sources Balance-

----$257,714.00

July 1, 1964

648.54

Grand Total

$258,362.54

EXPENDITURES Administration: Salaries Contracted Services Other Expenses

$415.00 50.00 80.69 $545.69

106 EXHIBIT E (Continued) BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Classified Statement of Receipts and Expenditures Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 EXPENDITURES (Continued) Instruction: Salaries Textbooks Library & Audiovisual Materials Teaching Supplies Contracted Services Other Expenses

$134,155.18 3,108.83 1,059.82 5,877.01 333.80 203.76 ---$144,748.40

Health Services

2,208.72

Pupil Transportation Operation of Plant: Salaries Supplies Heat Utilities

28,727.15

----

3,264.61 28.40 $11,769.60 6,701.59 3,236.21 29,182.50 4,946.97 4,372.30 22,917.52 11,379.90 1,828.65 1,110.73 6,230.59 9,182.50 6,108.52 2,371.67 $20,000.00 $$ 471.00 $10,269.17

Maintenance of Plant Fixed Charges: Employee Retirement & F.I.C.A. Insurance School Lunch & Special Milk Program Capital Outlay: Buildings Equipment Debt Service: Principal of Debt Interest on Debt Outgoing Transfer Accounts in State: Tuition Supervisory Union Expenses

107 EXHmIT BELMONT Classified

Statement

E (Continued) SCHOOL of Receipts

DISTRICT and Expenditures

Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 EXPENDITURES Overpayment

(Continued)

to State:

A/ c F.I.C.A. Taxes A/c Teachers' Retirement

$ 11.00 206.27

--.$

Overpayment - Other Insurance Deductions

217.27 37.00

Total Expenditures For All Purposes

$'258,410.54

Less: Withholding Tax Deductions - Due 6/30/65 Blue Cross Deductions - Due 6/30/65

$19.90 15.60 35.50

Net Expenditures For All Purposes Balance - June 30, 1965 (Overdraft) Grand Total

$258,375.04 (

12.50) $258,362.54

108

EXIllBIT F BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Summary of Receipts, Expenditures and Proof of Balance Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 Balance - July 1, 1964

$

Receipts During Year

648.54

257,714.00 ---$258,362.54

Expenditures During Year

258,375.04

Balance (Overdraft) - June 30, 1965

--

---

($12.50)

Proof of Balance --

Balance in the Laconia National Bank Per Statement June 29, 1965

$84.95

98.95 Less: Outstanding Checks ($14.00) (Overdraft) - June 30, 1965 Balance in The Citizens National Bank Per Statement June 30, 1965 $19,530.92 Add: Deposit of July 15,1965

419.60 $19,950.52

Less: Outstanding Checks

19,949.02 1.50

Reconciled Balance (Overdraft) - June 30, 1965

($12.50)

109 EXIDBIT G BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Statement of School Lunch Account and Proof of Balance Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 Balance - July 1, 1964 Receipts: Lunch Sales: $9,784.53 Children $10,545.25 Adults Milk Federal Reimbursement Donations Miscellaneous Supervisory Union No. 18 Total Receipts

144.78 15,136.56 $ $15,281.34 12.50 19.90 25.37 247.92 56.67 85.00 3.50 1,860.09 474.30 2,111.75 $158.96 15,132.38

------

5,032.16

Expenditures: Food - Including Milk Labor: Adults Service and Supplies Bank Service Charges Workshop Expense Convention Expense Total Expenditures Balance - June 30, 1965

--

Proof of Balances --

Balance in The Peoples National Bank Per Statement June 30,1965 Less: Outstanding Checks

$1,493.37 1,336.36 $157.01

Cash on Hand - June 30, 1965 Reconciled Balance - June 30, 1965

1.95 $158.96

110 EXHIBIT BELMONT Statement

H

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

of School Tax Account

Fiscal Year Ended June 30,1965 School Tax - 1964-65 Less: Prepayment of 1964-65 School Tax Received from Town of Belmont During Fiscal Year 1963-64 Received Fl:om Town of Belmont During Year: July 13, 1964 August 3, 1964 November 17, 1964 December 18, 1964 January 15,1965 February 15, 1965 March 12, 1965 April 1, 1965 April 16, 1965 May 1,1965 May 13,1965 May 28, 1965 June 9, 1965 June 9, 1965 June 24, 1965

$194,272.39

2,922.26 ---$191,350.13

$20,300.00 5,000.00 15,000.00 12,000.00 27,000.00 18,000.00 3,500.00 12,000.00 4,500.00 13,641.75 4,500.00 9,000.00 6,000.00 40,763.12 145.26 ---$191,350.13

EXIllBIT

I

BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Statement of Bonded Indebtedness, Showing Annual Maturities of Principal and Interest As of June 30, 1965 Belmont High School Belmont Elementary Addition Bonds School Bonds Amount Date of Principal Interest Payable

of Original Issue Original Issue Payable Date Payable Dates At

Maturities-Fiscal Year Ending: June 30., 1966 June 30, 1967 June 30, 1968 June 30., 1969 June 30, 1970. June 30, 1971 June 30, 1972 June 30, 1973 June 30, 1974 June 30, 1975 June 30, 1976 June 30, 1977 June 30, 1978 June 30., 1979 June 30, 1980 June 30, 1981

July 15, 1960 July 15th January l'5th The Merchants

3.70%

2.4%

$265,000.00.

$l00,ooD.DD

&

July 15th National Bank

of Boston Principal $ 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,0.00.00 15,000..00 15,000.00. 15,000..00 15,000.00 15,0.00.00 15,00.0.00 10,0.0.0.00 10.,00.0.00 10,000.00 10,000..00 10,000.00 10,000.00. 10.,000.00

Interest $ 7,307.50 6,752.50 6,197.50 5,642.50 5,087.50 4,532.50 3,977.50 3,422.50 2,867.50 2,405.00 2,035.00 1,665.00 1,295.00 925.00

$205,000..00

$54,852.50.

June June June The

1,1956 1st 1st & December 1st Merchants National Bank of Boston

Principal $ 5,000.00 5,000..00. 5,00D.OO 5,000.0.0. 5,00.0.0.0 5,00.0..00. 5,000.00 5,000.00. 5;000.0.0 5,000..00

Interest $1,200.00 1,080.00 960.00 840.0.0 720.00

600.00 4EO.00 360.00 240.0.0.

1'20.00

555.0.0

185.00 $50,00.0..0.0.

$6,600..00.

Total--Principal Interest $ 20,000.0.0. $ 8,507.50. 20,00.0.0.0 7,832.50 20,000.00 7,157.50 20,000..00 6,482.50 20.,000.00 5,807.50 20.,000.00 5,132.50 20,00.0..0.0.

4,457.50.

20,OOD.0~ 20,000..00. 15,0.00.0.0

3,782.50 3,107.50 2,525.00

10.,000..00.

2,0.35.0.0

10,0.00.0.0 10.,0.00..00 10.,0.00.00. 10.,0.00.01} 10,000.00

1,665.00 1,295.00 925.0.0. 555.0.0 185.0.0

$255,00.0..00

$61,4'52.50.

112

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The Belll/ont School Board and Citizens of Belmont: The first financial report audited by the State Tax Commission is included in the 1965 Annual Report in addition to other records and information necessary for school history. It is believed that this audit will give more public information than the Financial Report which is filed with the State Education Department. Belmont introduced physical education for girls and boys in September 1965 giYing more use to the gymnasium and shower facilities of the school. This innovation in the Belmont Schools is a popular addition to the curriculum and in keeping with the national Physical Fitness Program advocated by former President .T ohn F. Kennedy. During the past summer and early part of the academic year the School Board has authorized the following projects: I.

Construction

of excellent new cabinets for the home

economics department. 2.

Cement steps for the Gale School.

3.

Sliding cases.

doors installed

on home economics

renovations

storage

4.

Minor painting

5.

Four new bookcases, at the High School.

by the custodial staff.

6.

Repaired

doors in the physical education

7.

Installed

goal posts for the soccer field.

8.

Purchased and erected climbing ropes, volley ball standards, and chinning bars for the physical education department.

one at Gale School and three rooms.

The fall of 1965 will always be remembered as the year the Belmont High School Cross Country Team, ably coached by NIr. David \\'ilson, won the New Hampshire Champion-

113 ship in its class at the annual University of New Hampshire meet. I wish to extend my appreciation and thanks to the School Board, the Municipal Budget Committee, the Selectmen, the School Treasurer, the Principals and Teachers, the School Lunch Director and Assistants, the Bus Superintendent and Operators, the Parent-Teacher Association, the Chief of Police, and all civic and social groups for their cooperation in the continued improvement of Belmont education. Cordially yours, HERMAN

N. DONEGAN

Superintendent of Schools

114 ENROLLMENTS

ON JANUARY

10, 1966

Gale and Memorial Schools Grade 1

29 30 Abbott 22 26 27 30Miss Mrs. Nicholas Harriet 29 25 Smith Mrs. Paul Ada 31 28 McAllister Lena Martha Thomas Colburn Mr. Albert Dorothea Allard Wells Ruth Cutting Kathryn Fournier Shirley Carolyn Casey Wadleigh Nelson

Total

Junior High School

High School

Grade 7 Grade 8

Grade Grade Grade Grade

55 46

101 Total

9 10 11 12

51

43 43 33

170 Total

636 627 198 224 209 219 107 45 57 56 55 47 1967 1971 1970 53 105 117 318 333 279 300 36 1966 1969 334 309 56 49 42 405 435 443 441 54 50 45 641 611 629 201 186 60 40 1968 113 109 110 418 392

49 174 57 45 60 56 1965 53 54 332 99 42 33 431 50 605

115

Grade Projected Enrollments ONT SCHOOL DISTRICT and Census Reports

116

GALE

SCHOOL

& MEMORIAL

TEACHING Mrs. Harriet

SCHOOL

STAFF Grade

1

Mrs. Lena Thomas

Grade

1

Mrs.

Grade

2

Grade

2

Miss Carolyn Nelson Mrs. Dorothea Wells

Grade

3

Grade

3

Mrs. Kathryn Fournier Mrs. Ada McAllister

Grade 4

Martha

Mrs. Ruth

Smith Colburn Cutting

Grade 4

Mr. Paul Abbott

Grades

5-6

Mr. Albert

Grades

5-6

Casey

Grades

5-6

Wadleigh

Grades

5-6

Mrs.

Shirley

Mr. Nicholas

Allard

BELMONT

HIGH

TEACHING

SCHOOL

STAFF

Mr. Mrs. Miss Mrs.

Maurice N. Bowler - Supervising Principal Phyllis Candon - Jr. High English and Librarian ~t[arjorie Corliss - Home Economics Edith Croteau - Mathematics

Mrs. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs.

Shirley Hirst - English Henry LaBranche - Physical Education Mary LaRoche - Commerce Roland Maheu - Social Studies and Biology Robert Moore - French and English Susanne Price - Social Studies and Guidance

Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

Esther Riggs - Mathematics and Biology Roland Robichaud - Social Studies and Psychology Roscoe Twombly - General Science Richard Wallsten - Science and Algebra David Wilson - Industrial Arts & Driver Education

117

GR.ADUATES, Richard Arthur

BELMONT

Bergeron Betourne

Rachel Binette Linda Blanchard Patricia

Bordeau

HIGH

SCHOOL

Bobette Gilpatric Susan Jacobs Phyllis Jewell Lois Kenyon Adalbert

Lavature

Anita Brown

Kathleen

Deidre Brown

James Moorhead

Tanis Chamberlain Kerry Clairmont Philip Clairmont

Mooney

Jonathan

Pike

Rodion Randlett Catherine

Sharps

Helen Dearbo;-n

Cora Smith

Elaine DeRoy

Eric Stadig

lZobert Dube Catherine

Dunn

Germaine

Gilbe:-t

Gary Sturgeon Laura \Vells Yurt Wuelper

1965

118 STATE

OF NEW AID

HAMPSHIRE

TO SCHOOL

FOUNDATION

DISTRICTS

The following official state computation is inserted to show how districts qualify for state aid: Elementary Average Daily Membership - 395.8 Elementary Membership x 249 dollars and 29 cents per pupil

$98,668.22

Secondary Average Daily Membership - 135.7 Secondary Membership x 371 dollars and 65 cents per pupil Total Cost of Foundation Program 1962 Equalized Valuation -

50,433.18 $149,101.40

$8,049,083.00

Less 14 Dollar Tax on Equalized Valuation Amount of 1965 Payment

112,687.16 $36,414.24

SUPERVISORY

UNION

NO. 18 BUDGET

BELMONT, 1966 - 1967 --

Salary, Superintendent (State Share $4,500) Salary, Ass't. Supt. (State Share $2,500) Salary Teacher Consultant (State Share $2,500) Salaries Office Help Superintendent Travel Expenses in Union Asst. Superintendent Travel Expenses in Union Teacher Consultant Travel Expenses in Union Office Expenses: Delegate Union Board 175.00 Expenses Travel 300.00 600.00 Telephone Audit 40.00 450.00 Printing and Postage 50.00 Professional Magazines 50.00 Professional Books 400.00 Equipment 700.00 Supplies Rent 1,200.00 700.00 Union Workshop Insurance 75.00 300.00 Miscellaneous 5,040.00 Retirement and Social Security Income Appropriation Gross Budget E.S.E.A. and Head Start

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Federal

Funds

FRANKLIN, ADOPTED Belmont 15.40 1,309.00 1,401.40 877.80 2,002.00 184.80 123.20 123.20 776.16

IDLL SANBORNTON, TILTON - NORTHFIELD NOVEMBER 15, 1965 District Share --------SanbornTiltonHill Total ton Northfield Franklin 2.52 7.28 29.79 45.01 100% 214.20 8,500.00 3,825.85 618.80 2,532.15 229.32 662.48 2,710.89 9,100.00 4,095.91 143.64 2,565.57 414.96 1,698.03 5,700.00 327.60 5,851.30 946.40 3,872.70 13,000.00 30.24 817 .36 357.48 540.12 1,200.00 2U6 58.24 238.32 800.00 360.08 58.24 238.32 20.16 800.00 360.08 127.01 366.91 1,501.42 5,040.00 2,268.50

156.72 968.93 54.25 331.52 2,152.71 641.29 20,836.34 13,790.60 46,292.71 3,370.11 1,166.58 7,129.08 45,000.00

45,000.00 46,292.71 91,292.71

Total Salary paid for Superintendent 7/1/65 - 6/30/66 Of this amount, the amount from per capita tax is School Districts in Supervisol'y Union 18 will pay The share each district will pay is a', f"llows: Belmont Franklin

Hill

Sanbornton Tilton_Northfield Total Salary paid for Superintendent 7/1/66 - 6/30/67 Of this amount, the amount from per capita tax is School Dis.tricts in Supervisory Union 18 will pay The share each district will pay is as follows: Belmont Franklin

Hill

Sanbornton Tilton-NorXhfield Total Salary paid for Ass't. Supt. 7/1/65 - 6/30/66 Of this amount, the amount from per capita ta-x is School Districts in Supervisory Union 18 will pay The share each disttict will pay is as follows: Delmont Franklin

Hill

Sanbornton Tilton-Northfield Total Salary paid for Ass't. Supt. 7/1/SG - 6/30167 Of this amcunt, the amount from pe:- c~.pita ta.,