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boys. During the fiscal year 1949, care was provided for a total of
493 boys committed to the school and 193 who were detained at the
institution.

Expenditures, 1949 ..--.---.....................$408,487.66

Appropriation, 1950 ........................................ 420,789.00

Staff: 95.

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BARRETT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Members of the Board of Managers:

Chairman: Howard H. Murphy, 1951

Victorine Quille Adams, 1950; Ethel Harris, 1952; Truly
Hatchett, 1951; Mrs. William A. Loftier, 1950; Baxter L.
Matthews, 1952; Dallas P. Nicholas, 1952; Herbert M. St.
Clair, 1950; Anita Williams, 1951.

Muriel E. Johnson, Superintendent
Glen Burnie (Anne Arundel County) Telephone: Glen Burnie 154

This school was established in 1883 as the Industrial School for
Girls. The school was purchased by the State in 1934 and the name
changed to the Maryland Training School for Colored Girls. The 1949
General Assembly authorized the adoption of the present name (Acts
1949, Ch. 314). The school provides for the care and education of
delinquent colored girls. During the fiscal year 1949, care was pro-
vided for a total of 151 girls committed to the school and 62 girls
who were detained at the institution.

Expenditures, 1949 ............--.$150,565.44
Appropriation, 1950 ...........- 155,874.00
Staff: 41.

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MONTROSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

Members of the Board of Managers:

President: Mrs. Adolf Guttmaeher, 1951

Granville H. Hibberd, Vice-President, 1951; Mrs. Harold
Donnell, Recording Secretary, 1955; Mrs. Claude B. Hell-
man, Corresponding Secretary, 1951; Mrs. William V. Elder,
1953; Mrs. Frank A. Kaufman, 1953; Wallace Keidt, 1953;

Albert N.. Smith, 1955; Thomas J. Grogan, Jr., 1955.

Edith P. Gardner, Superintendent.
Reisterstown (Baltimore County) Telephone: Worthington 153

Established as the Female House of Eefuge in 1886, the school was
purchased by the State in 1918. Upon moving from Baltimore to its