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88 <br /> of Dimes, etc., have done much to develop attitudes of <br /> sharing, helping others, and have aided in developing <br /> desirable habits of saving, leadership, responsibility, co- <br /> operation, and working with others. More can be done <br /> along these lines. The day may come when funds may <br /> be available for a "cultural program," with more oppor- <br /> tunity for extra work in arts and crafts. With the dire <br /> need for wholesome recreational facilities in our com- <br /> munity, it could even serve the adult level. <br /> Our graduation program was highlighted with an <br /> outstanding interpretation of "The Meaning of Educa- <br /> tion Through the Ages," brought to us by a brilliant <br /> scholar,beloved civic leader, a former teacher and citizen <br /> of Mashpee, Mr. Theodore Jonas, now residing in New <br /> Bedford, Mass. <br /> Our Lunch Project is still operating efficiently in <br /> spite of the rising food costs. It is still urgent that as <br /> many pupils as possible patronize the lunchroom. Our <br /> lunch price of 15c is as low as any in the state. The <br /> food is nourishing and attractively served. The follow <br /> ing report for 1951 may give you an idea of the cost of <br /> this desirable undertaking. Since 1950 all proceeds from <br /> the cafeteria have been turned over to the town treasurer <br /> and all bills paid through that office as directed. <br /> 1951 <br /> $1,164.13 <br /> Cash Receipts <br /> Federal Subsidy 655.01 <br /> Total Receipts $1,819.14 <br /> Operating Expense: Labor, Food, etc. 1,706.49 <br /> Cash Balance, Dec. 31, 1951 $112.65. <br /> Federal Subsidy Outstanding 85.77 <br />