HAMILTON — School administrators took the biggest bites out of the Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District's budget last year, led by Superintendent Marinel McGrath, who earned $167,646 last year.
High school Principal Robert Krol was second on the list of highest-compensated school employees in 2007, making $106,730.
Cutler Elementary School Principal Jennifer Clifford was in the third spot, at $104,810, while her counterpart at Buker School, Brian O'Donoghue, made $100,867 last year.
Winthrop Elementary Principal Carrie Vaich Keefe and Miles River Middle School Principal Matthew Fox did not claim a spot in the top 50 wage earners because they were just hired last fall.
Among teachers, Patrick Sullivan led the way, making $84,733, followed closely by Kevin O'Reilly, at $83,395.
Here is the list of the top 50 pay stubs for 2007:
Name Job Gross wages
1. Marinel McGrath superintendent $167,646
2. Robert Krol principal $106,730
3. Jennifer Clifford principal $104,810
4. Brian O'Donoghue principal $100,867
5. Maryellen Duffy curriculum coordinator $96,855
6. Allison Collins assistant principal $96,633
7. Paul Szymanski assistant superintendent $91,106
8. Donald Doucette athletic director $90,441
9. Philip Conrad assistant principal $89,032
10. Martha Cesarz principal $88,289
11. Patrick Sullivan teacher $84,773
12. Kevin O'Reilly teacher $83,395
13. Christy Ann Reynolds assistant principal $82,342
14, Kevan Sano-O'Brien teacher $81,824
15. Karen Godfrey teacher $81,446
16. Jeanne Knox teacher $81,215
17. Angela Reddy teacher $80,336
18. Janine Richards teacher $80,334
19. Marilyn Legendre teacher $80,094
20. James Cornacchio teacher $79,674
21. Wendy Campbell teacher $78,515
22. Christopher Campbell teacher $78,321
23. Janice DeSantis principal $77,647
24. Joan Cosselman teacher $77,349
25. Judith Naylor teacher $77,122
26. Kimberly Adsit teacher $77,002
27. Constance Becker teacher $76,881
28. Cheryl Sweeney teacher $76,498
29. Natalie Morrison teacher $76,326
30. Prudence Pilkanis teacher $76,182
31. Paula Jones teacher $76,207
32. Leslie Grant teacher $75,762
33. Heidi Hebert teacher $75,698
34. Carol Bratt teacher $75,654
35. Susan Galluzzo teacher $75,530
36. Patti Miller teacher $75,166
37. Catherine Butler teacher $75,182
38. Mary Adamik teacher $75,054
39. Rochelle Morin teacher $74,921
40. Sherry Ranta teacher $74,786
41. Linda Penniman teacher $74,690
42. Ann Tassinari teacher $74,682
43. Dolores Redman teacher $74,512
44. Raissa Farmer teacher $74, 278
45. Louise Ingalls Vose teacher $74,184
46. Barbara Moroney teacher $74,182
47. Jeffrey McCormack teacher $74,088
48. Gretchen Ahearn teacher $74,051
49. Leslie McFarland teacher $73,951
50. Jean Bailey teacher $73,771
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