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CONCLUSION
"From this study it would appear that our "academi- cally talented" boys are pursuing very adequate scholastic programs while a majority of the "academically talented" girls are not electing the rigorous academic program of
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which they are capable. It would seem that one of the tasks of the school staff and the parents of these aca- demically capable girls will be to induce them to elect courses of the number and rigor as those taken by our boys.
"It is interesting to note that this pattern of divergence between boys and girls is a national one as indicated in the findings of Dr. Conant's Study. It suggests that while the girls take courses which will assure them of college admissions they may not feel the need to extend themselves in further mastery of Mathe- matics and Science because of a failure to identify them- selves with a lifetime career in these areas.'
"The Regional High School has continued its program of curriculum improvement during the past year despite the restrictions of the over-crowded building. A new approach through materials and methods was made to students of short interest span and limited reading ability in the study of History. In the English Department a simple
"learning machine" was introduced and promises to be an effective teaching aid. A text was written by members
of the Mathematics Department and is being used. The Business Department added a course in Business Organiza- tion and Management. It also contacted one hundred busi- ness offices and stores with a questionnaire devised for further curriculum improvement.
"In the area of Physical Education and interscholastic sports the school has maintained a highly creditable record. Over the past four years the teams have achieved a winning percentage of 75% of all games played, while the soccer team has won four straight Eastern Massachusetts champion- ships. Our major focus, however, continues to be on the body-building aspects of calisthenics, gymnastics, tumb- ling, and intra-mural sports which affect all students.
"The daily schedule of classes was revised in Septem- ber to permit a period of each day of the Music program to function. This has led to the establishment of choral groups ranging from seventy-five to two hundred students in size, as well as a forty-five piece school orchestra. The revised daily schedule also permits the expansion of a tutorial period which is now in operation an average of four days per week to assist students in remedial and en- richment instruction.
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"Our school publications received awards and certi- ficates of merit in national competition while the drama- tic group repeated its success of 1959 and won top honors in the New England competition. We are, however, hampered in the areas of Music and Dramatics by the lack of audi- torium space and special rooms needed for these and other phases of school activities.
"College placement has been enhanced by constant visits from and to the college admissions officers. We find our candidacy well received and the placement of our students has been favorable and gratifying.
"During the past summer two boys and three girls from the Regional High School participated in the Student Exchange Program. This school year we have three girls from Norway who are visiting Lincoln and Sudbury and attending the high school."
The following matters need our early consideration:
1. The successful activities of the music de- partment have brought into sharp focus the serious space deficiency in the form of music rooms and auditorium. These areas should be given early reconsideration, possi- bly before we reach the third building stage in 1964-5.
ment 2. We should make provision for the establish- of language laboratory and electronic classroom facilities.
3. Plans should be developed for summer school opportunities of an enrichment nature for our students.
4. The continuing growth of the school requires positive action in curriculum planning to incorporate more Advanced Placement Programs in our system.
5. Our growth pattern dictates a need for vary- ing educational opportunities for our "terminal" students; i.e., "work-experience" and courses in civic education.
6. Time for continuous research in curriculum and the construction of teaching units and materials should be provided for the staff on an annual summer basis. Funds for this type of professional activity should be in- creased each year to insure a greater percentage of our
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staff being involved on an eleven months basis.
There is real job satisfaction for a superintendent in a school system where both the School Committee and the public believe the most important single influence for superior education is the total school staff, and where adequate financial support makes this belief a real- ity. A high degree of staff professionalism coupled with a sincere concern for making our guidance centered program really serve the needs of our high school youth, creates an excellent learning climate.
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GRADUATION CLASS OF 1960 LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Virginia Ann Amero Douglas Raymond Ashworth
John W. Kuhner Martha Livengood
Peter Rowe Bacon
Jo-Ann Lucinda Long
Bruce Richard Baldwin John Snowden Beaumont
Karen Louise Lowell
Kevin John Lyons
Ralph Parmenter Bennett
Bruce Westbrook Bergen
Pamella Ruth Blake
Sandra Ellen Borg
Mary Anne Boyd
Elizabeth Ann Bradley Gail E. Brisson
Francis J. Caruso
Penelope Hall Chellis Joseph D. Cotoni, Jr. Priscilla T. Coughlin George B. Cunningham Rosalind Shirley Darby Susan Bradford Davis
David Parmenter Davison
Richard De Cilio James L. Devoll, II Robert A. Dew
Robert Craig De Wallace
Priscilla Elizabeth Dingee Georgianna Druzba
Janice May Farrell
John Frank Ferolito, Jr.
Diane Lucy Ross Barbara Joan Ryan
Mark Willard Smith
Patricia Ann Marie Spinelli
James Thomas St. Croix
Carol Lee Streeter
Alanson Hall Sturgis, III
Sarah Curtis Tarbell
Pauline Eveleth Todd
Marlene Elizabeth Tolman
Douglas Adams Fraser Joseph Angelo Gallo James M. Giurleo, Jr. Jeffrey E. Gray Sandra Ellen Hammar Ann Elizabeth Harding Sandra Sue Herrick Douglas A. Hewey Thomas Grinell Holder Edmund Medford Huntley Peter Kenneth Jacobs
Maxine Ann Tolman Grace Anne Underwood Peter A. Valentino Barbara Diane Vetterlein Beverly Gail Walton Sandra Anita Widdows Mary Margaret Willett Terrance J. M. Wilson Henry Edward Wohlrab, Jr. Richard G. Wolfe, Jr.
Hartlie Emerson Kelley Patricia Ann Kiernan Walter Alexander Kilton, Jr. Richard Stockton Kindleberger Steven Wood Ziegler
Gail Catherine Mosca Patricia Ann Moulton Barbara Anne Neumann Anne Elizabeth Norton Christine S. Nurczynski Rosemarie Olivieri
Kathleen Mary Panetta
Nelson Stevens Patterson
Paul Eugene Pepin Linda Dorothea Peterson
Julia Blanche Place
Barbara Ann Podgurski
John Whitney Radford Helen Rhodes Judith Rodimon
Louise Hartwell Rogers
Julie Ellen Forbes Penelope Ann Foster Malcolm Leland Fowler Linda Elizabeth Franson
Douglas A. Mackenzie Janet Sylvia Maenpaa
Rosa Eleanor Magazu Alice Atwood Mahoney Charles Eliot McClennen
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Regional District Operating Expenses
1960
1961 Budget
Funds Available
Appropriation, salaries and expense
$440,330.00
$539,101.00
Expenditures
General Control
Superintendent's salary
$ 10,850.00
$ 11,375.00
Other expenses
8,064.65
10,530.00
Expense of Instruction
Teachers' salaries
271,087.89
322,877.00
Expense of school office
10,727.27
11,636.00
Textbooks
5,426.53
9,655.00
Supplies
8,878.86
14,027.00
Expense of Operating School Plants
Custodians' salaries
18,124.23
23,850.00
Fuel
4,619.87
7,260.00
Miscellaneous of operation
16,065.41
20,370.00
Maintenance and Repairs
Maintenance and repairs
13,149.52
13,200.00
Auxiliary Agencies
Transportation
50,885.41
62,995.00
Libraries
3,304.75
3,000.00
Health
5,980.79)
3,460.00
Physical education
)
5,865.00
Miscellaneous
7,215.41
11,176.00
Other Expense
Out of state travel
952.31
1,200.00
Evening use of school buildings
1,006.41
700.00
Vocational tuition
5,288.13
5,925.00
Total Expenditures
$441,627.44
$539,101.00
Transferred from Federal Aid (Con- tingency Fund) to offset deficit
- 1,297.44
$440,330.00
$539,101.00
Apportionments
Total Budget
$440,330.00
$539,101.00
Less: Available Funds in
District Treasury
65,077.95
53,479.83
Balance to be apportioned
$375,252.05
$485,621.17
Lincoln apportionment
$130,597.98
Sudbury apportionment
$244,654.07
$150,865.91 $334,755.26
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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT School Organization and Staff January 1, 1961
School Committee
Victor A. Lutnicki, Chairman
Term expires 1961
Howard W. Emmons
Term expires 1961
Kenneth W. Bergen
Term expires 1962
Elizabeth B. Harding, Vice Chairman
Term expires 1962
Ellen DeN. Cannon
Term expires 1963
Donald J. MacRae
Term expires 1963
Superintendent of Schools
C. Newton Heath Office, 420 Lincoln Road,
HI11top 3-2662
Sudbury
CLearwater 9-9527
Business Manager and Secretary to School Committee
Lily T. Spooner
HIlltop 3-2662
District Treasurer
George B. Flint
Clearwater 9-8611
Teaching Personnel
Appointed
Leslie M. Tourville
1956
Principal
Roger T. Thurston
1956
Assistant Principal
Paul J. Vernon
1958
Director of Guidance
Bramwell B. Arnold
1956
Mathematics-Science
Katherine D. Barton
1956
Homemaking-Counselor History Latin
Ruth M. Buxton
1956
Mary D. Conley
1960
French-English
Miriam S. Coombs
1956
English-Counselor
John A. Doon, Jr.
1959
History Science-Counselor Mathematics
Marjorie M. Flanagan
1959
Richard P. Flanagan
1960
William B. Galvin, Jr.
1959
Marisa J. Gori
1959
Frank Heys, Jr.
1957
English-German
Ingrid Jeppesen
1959
English-Dramatics
Roland H. Johnson
1960
English
Richard J. Johnson
1958
Business
Frances M. Kellaher
1960
Business
Edward F. Leary
1960
Art
Elmer F. Leonard
1960
John A. Maccini
1958
Mathematics Science-Counselor
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Mathematics English
Marion F. Edwards
1956
History
John D. Bowdoin
1958
SCHOOLS, LIBRARY AND RECREATION
Appointed
Alexander G. Marshall, Jr. 1956
Raymond S. Martin
1960
Hayden Mason
1960
Nancy Mclaughlin
1960
Robert C. Mclaughlin
1960
Robert E. Millett
1960
Terry F. Miskell
1958
Emily Pearlstein
1960
Carl G. Perkins 1960
Laura S. Pollock
1957
Mary L. Roberts
1956
Elizabeth A. Stoneham
1958
Harold M. Sullivan
1958
Irene R. Tutuny
1956
Richard H. Verzone
1960
Paul Volk
1956
Paul J. Walsh
1958
Robert G. Wentworth
1960
Harold A. Wiper
1960
Henry C. Zabierek
1958
Health Personnel
Gordon D. Winchell, M.D.
School Physician
Virginia Whitney School Nurse
Clearwater 9-8618 HIlltop 3-2545
School Secretaries
HIlltop 3-2616
Regional High School Hope Baldwin Ellen D. Borg Garcia Kimball
Superintendent's Office
HIlltop 3-2662 Clearwater 9-9527
Lily T. Spooner Gertrude B. Holmes Frances C. Saul
Dorothy M. Shea
Custodians and Maintenance
William L. Long, Supervisor of Maintenance Charles Vieira
James Horan Oliver Wainio
Ellsworth M. Oulton
Eleanor E. Macdonald, Matron
Mathematics-Counselor Science French
Physical Education History Science Mathematics-Counselor French
Reading-English Guidance Counselor Physical Education-Counselor Librarian
English-Speech Business-Counselor Physical Education Physical Education Industrial Arts
Music Science History
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REGIONAL SCHOOL
Bus Operators
Lincoln Auto Service Car Lease Corporation James Brown
Contractor Contractor Contractor
Cafeteria Personnel
Isabel W. Taylor, Manager
Helen Hagerty, Cook Edith Coughlin Corinne Wagner Jane L. Parks
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NO-SCHOOL SIGNAL
In the event of exceptionally severe weather condi- tions or when the transportation system is disrupted, WBZ, WCOP, WEEI, WHDH, WKOX, WNAC, and WSRO will broadcast the no-school announcement between 7:00 and 8:00 A.M.
Since weather reports are not always reliable, and since the School District desires to render maximum educa- tional service, the schools will remain open except in very severe weather.
SCHOOL CALENDAR 1961-62
Orientation, new teachers
September 1, 1961
Labor Day
September 4
Staff workshop
September 5-6-7-8
Freshmen orientation day
September 8
School opens
September 11
Columbus Day
October 12
Thanksgiving recess
November 23-24
(one half day on November 22)
Christmas vacation
(one half day on Dec. 22)
December 23, 1961 through January 1, 1962 February 21-22-23
Winter recess
Spring recess
April 18-19-20
Memorial Day
May 30
School closes
June 22
Staff post-school workshop
June 25 to 29 inclusive
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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE October 1, 1960
BOYS
Age
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Totals
Grade
9
23
58
12
1
1
95
10
15
53
16
1
85
11
13
46
9
2
70
12
9
28
14
1
1
53
Total
23
73
78
72
39
16
1
1
303
GIRLS
Age
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Totals
Grade
9
30
68
1
99
10
1
26
55
4
86
11
18
49
2
69
12
14
52
6
1
1
74
Total
31
94
74
67
54
6
1
1
328
Grand Total
631
TUITION PUPILS ATTENDING OTHER SCHOOLS October 1, 1960
Newton Technical High School
2
Norfolk Agricultural School
1
Waltham Vocational High School
4
Worcester Trade High School for Girls
1
Wachusett Regional High
1
Total Other Schools
9
Distribution of Students Between Lincoln and Sudbury
Lincoln
Sudbury
Tuition
Total
Regional High
209
422
4
635
Other Schools
2
7
-
9
Total
211
429
4
644
-
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VITAL STATISTICS
86 Births, 33 Marriages and 29 Deaths were recorded during the year 1960, as follows:
BIRTHS
Date of Birth 1959 Jan. 26
Name of Child
Lawrence Allyn Hankin
Aug. 3
Susan Anne Dreyfus
Aug. 4 Priscilla Hunnewell Kidder
Aug. 13 Andrew Taft King
Aug. 13
Cornelia Phister Atchley
Aug. 17
Gordon Orr Wallace
Sept.10 David Franklin Freeman, Jr.
Sept.28 Nancy Melinda Hall
Sept.29 Stratton Cole French
Sept. 30 Gale Lyon Withey
Oct. 14 James Pryor Ragan
Nov. 20 John Russell Vedoe
Nov. 27 Sarah Rachel Van Leer
Dec. 15 Bradford Deran Comjean
Dec. 16 Jonathan Frederick Schroeder
Dec. 18 James William Powers
Dec. 18
Christopher Marion Keyes
Dec. 30
Eric Taft Fernald
1960
Jan. 1
Karl Allan Ingard
Jan. 7
John Curtis Rice
Jan. 11 Joan Elizabeth Thompson
Jan . 19 George Leonard Dixon
Jan . 23 Donna Lucene Felegian
Jan. 30 Thomas Irving Jennings
Feb. 2 Donna Lorraine Corey
Feb. 2 Ann Munro Barrett
Feb. 2 Charles Mark Mennella
Feb. 6 Walter Royce Taylor, IV
Feb. 9 Baby Girl Row
Feb. 9 Baby Girl Row
Feb. 13 Laurie Anne Cotoia
Feb. 15 Mark Newman Reed
Feb. 25 David Julian Grim
Feb. 26 Gavin John Kennedy
Feb. 27 Samuel Armstrong Smyth
Mar. 15 Ann Armstrong Carley
Apr. 3 Karen Marie Davidson
Names of Parents
Clyde L. & Olive E.M. Hankin Pierre M. & Dorothy R.A. Dreyfus
George H. & Priscilla H. Kidder Richard B. & Eleanor T. King
Dana W. & Barbara P. Atchley David D. & June F. Wallace
David F. & Constance C. Freeman Cecil E. & Nancy E. A. Hall John B. & Deborah C. French Edward L. & Barbara H. Withey Ralph R. & Ruth S. M. Ragan Russell & Mary H. Vedoe
Robert K. & Rachel D. Van Leer Marc G. & Judith K. Comjean
Richard F. & Constance Schroeder Richard E. & Mary-Lou M. Powers
Walter I. & Janet E. T. Keyes George H. & Eleanor T. Fernald
Karl U. & Doris K. Ingard Keith A. & Helen M. Rice
Cameron S. & Nancy A. Thompson Russell J. & Theresa J. Dixon Peter & Marion O. K. Felegian Charles E. & Ann L.V. Jennings Donald H. & Sarah M.S. Corey Charles W. & Jane M. Barrett Anthony C. & Mary E. Mennella Walter R., III, & Dorothy
P. U. Taylor Ronald V. & Jane E. Row Ronald V. & Jane E. Row Anthony J. & Lucy M.A. Cotoia Irving S. & Charlotte L. Reed William M., Jr. & Barbara Grim John E. & Katherine J. Kennedy Robert R. & Adelia C. Smyth John A. & Joan K. Carley Robert W. & Cynthia A. Davidson
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VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Apr. 11 Apr. 12 Apr. 12 Erik Peter Thomas
Joan Andrea Taylor William Paul Corrigan
Apr. 16 Christine Shaw
Apr. 27 Donald Mckay Hawes 6 Frank Randolph Wood
May May May 12 Baby Girl Kirkpatrick
May 12 Philip Charles Keuper
16 William John Mahoney 17 Marianne Page
May May May 24 Natalie Taylor Barnard
May 26 Charlene McCart
June 5 Warren Edwards Vandell
June 17 Wayne Adams Barker
June 19 Marion Richardson
June 29
June 30
William Gilbert Meyerriecks Stephen Jenney Paige Craig Campbell Hellman
July 3 July 12 July 18 July 19 July 20 21 July July 25
John Buchanan Drury
William Wayson Caswell Carrington Rhodes
Christopher Henry Hall Robin Greeley
Kathleen Ann Ryan
Thomas Gregory Perez
Robert Hubbard Newbold Winthrop Leeds Pierce, II Cheryl Constance Gordon
Baby Girl Polumbaum Katherine Ann Sykes Candida Mary Martin Baby Boy Robbins
Robin Alexandra Yeuell Gail Alexandra Turner Sarah Jane Browning
Oct. 20 Nov. Nov. 10 Ellen Byrne Walen Nov. 12 Sandra Goddu Crane
Dennis Edward Troisi
Nov. 19 Nov. 23 Daniel James Giurleo Nov. 25 Robert Sherman Smalley, Jr.
Nov. 25 George Winthrop Janes Dec. 3 Thomas Richard Cummings
Dec. 18 Susan Elizabeth
Wilkinson
Name of Parents
Theodore C. & Barbara J. Taylor Martin, Jr. & Ilya A. Corrigan Peter A. & Muriel M. Thomas Robert F. & Josephine K. Shaw Donald O. & Lillian B. Hawes Robert C. & Margaret B. Wood Charles B. & Joan M. Comstock David & Margaret H. Kirkpatrick Charles S. & Elinore W. Keuper Gerald J. & Jeanne M. K. Mahoney Milton S. & Roberta B. M. Page John R. & Helen O.P. Barnard Robert D. & Rose Marie R. McCart Robert F. & Margaret E. Vandell William R. & Barbara S. Barker Frederick C. & Ingemarie M.
Richardson
Andrew J. & Norma J. Meyerriecks Richard S. & Elisabeth J. Paige Maurice H. & Dolores M. Hellman William H. & Mary L. C. Drury John R. & Carol B. Caswell Timothy & Janet S. Rhodes Henry P. & Barbara J.G. Hall Walter F. & Alida D. Greeley James J. & Helen M. B. Ryan Porfirio & Marion J. B. Perez Thomas & Noreen M. Newbold
Robert W. & Jean L. H. Pierce George M. & Rita J.S. Gordon Theodore S. & Nyna B. Polumbaum David F. & Margaret P. Sykes John O. & Candida M.M. Martin Richard W. & Helen J. Robbins Kay M. & Suzanne R. Yeuell James R. & Mildred B. Turner George U., Jr. & Marjorie E. M. Browning Arthur & Evelyn J. Sabbag David B. & Eleanor J. McKnight Roger S. & Constance M. Walen George G. & Elinor DeF. Crane Ferdinand L. & Mary G. Troisi Daniel J. & Rosemary E. Giurleo
Robert S. & Patricia E. Smalley George S. & Ann B. Janes William R. & Palma M. Cummings
Roland J. & Roberta Wilkinson
1,76
Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Aug. 25 Aug. 26 Sept.11 Sept.21 Sept.22 Sept.23 Sept.26 Oct. 5 Oct. 18
Robert Arthur Sabbag
4 Donna Ellen McKnight
11 Kimberly Frost Comstock
VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Birth Name of Child
Names of Parents
Dec. 19 David Eugene Barrett, Jr.
Dec. 25
Dec. 24 Michael Joseph Derderian Patricia Elizabeth Rowe
David E. & Diane M. Barrett George M. & Edith C. Derderian Lawrence L. & Mildred H. Rowe
MARRIAGES
Date of Marriage 1959
Names
Residence
Dec.
16 Fred J. Sliman Dorothy W. Millar
Concord, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
1960
Jan.
4 Dan Robinson Janice M. Roberts
New York, New York Lincoln, Mass.
March 5 Richard W. Robbins Helen T. Thatcher
Lincoln, Mass. Arlington, Mass.
March 12
Robert Louis Cayouette Rosemary Masey
Lincoln, Mass. Boston, Mass.
May
21 Ernest F. Fuller Sandra L. Smith
Lincoln, Mass. Needham, Mass.
June
4 Robert Kretsinger Inger L. Bjornstad
Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass.
June
4 Neil H. Powell, Jr. Roberta Dee Worden
Lincoln, Mass. Sudbury, Mass.
June
11 John Mazzanovich, III Barbara West Maurer
Lincoln, Mass. Lexington, Mass.
June 18 Dean Soule Judy Atwood Olmsted
Concord, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
June 25 Richard W. Thorpe, Jr. Lucy Grosvenor Wendell
Lincoln, Mass. Milton, Mass.
June
25 Charles Francis Mayo, Jr. Patricia R. Kistner
Lincoln, Mass. Concord, Mass.
June
25 Charles Harland Raddin Dorothea L. Burghagen
Groton, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
June 25 William DeFord, Jr. Kathryn H. Wilson
Lincoln, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
June 25 Carleton Homer Huff Nancy Ellen Mackenzie
Lincoln, Mass. Weston, Mass.
July
30 Douglas Van Deventer Leathem Joanna Harriet Witham
Lincoln, Mass. South Lynnfield, Mass.
Aug. 20 Kenneth Waldo Swain, Jr. Annette Weld
Melrose, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Aug. 20 Richard William Schult Andra Olmsted Cowles
Lancaster, Pa. Lincoln, Mass.
Aug.
27 Charles O. Staples Katherine A. Maclaurin
Elm Grove, Wisconsin Lincoln, Mass.
Sept. 2 Kenneth E. Dawkins Abigail Cole
Minneapolis, Minn. Lincoln, Mass.
Sept. 3 Gary N. G. Herbert Mary Ann Hemry
Tulsa, Oklahoma Lincoln, Mass.
Sept. 10 Christopher B. Militzer Judith Ann Fredey
Lincoln, Mass. Sudbury, Mass.
Sept. 10 Edward Carlye Mouradian, Jr. Lucy Bridget Thompson
Belmont, Mass. Belmont, Mass,
Sept. 11 John Edward Flannery, Jr. Phyllis R. Campobasso
Belmont, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Sept. 17 Charles W. Brooks Diana S. Townsend
Lincoln, Mass. Waltham, Mass.
Sept. 25 Allen Raymond Dougherty, Jr. Janice M. Feeley
Lincoln, Mass. Waltham, Mass.
Sept. 25 Robert G. Heiber Mildred J. Diminico
Framingham, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Nov. 11 John C. Campobasso, Jr. Patricia F. McAllister
Lincoln, Mass. Somerville, Mass.
Nov. 25 Richard A. Rawding Judith A. Miele
Weston, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Nov. 26 Thomas M. Kimball Olga G. Monks
Waban, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Dec. 18 Walter L. Van Wart Stephania V. Aveni
Lincoln, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Dec. 27 Ronald Gold Elizabeth Janeway
Wilmington, Delaware Weston, Mass.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
Dec.
28
Carl L. Anderson Dorothy A. Brett
Lincoln, Mass. Kingston, New York
Manchester, N. H. Lincoln, Mass.
DEATHS
Age
Date of Death
Name
Year
Month
Day
Jan.
1
Frederic Marsena Butts
72
7
14
Jan. 16
Mary E. Miller
59
7
22
Jan.
25
William Coughlin
58
0
0
Feb.
9 Baby Girl Row
O
0
0
Feb.
11
Baby Girl Row
0
O
2
Feb.
23
John Norman Edenfield
36
11
18
March
8
Frederick Dau Sung Chur
81
2
27
April
1
Judith A. O'Neill
21
10
12
April
5
Heduviges C. Simonds
85
3
6
May
1
Fannie Gertrude Denio
78
7
20
May
13
Baby Girl Kirkpatrick
0
0
1
May
19 John L. Conroy
68
6
15
May
30
Margaret Adeline Riley
68
0
13
June
7
Joseph Petro
68
O
0
June
11
Paul R. Sawyer
33
O
0
June
20
Herbert Leon Dodge
91
0
6
June
27
John T. O'Brien
63
O
11
Aug.
24
Elisabeth Knox Booth
79
9
28
Sept.
11
Baby Girl Polumbaum
0
4
22
Sept.
15
Evelyn S. Winchell
68
7
25
Sept.
23
Baby Boy Robbins
0
0
0
Nov.
6
Raffaele Ralph Agneta
84
1
23
Nov.
10
Laurence Ballard Cousins
41
7
25
Nov.
10
Marion Richardson
0
4
22
Dec.
8
Frank Anthony Domenichella
62
8
21
Dec.
14
Frederick Bradshaw
67
3
22
Dec.
21
Anna E. M. Fischer
88
6
16
Dec.
28
Lillie Ina Watson
78
3
21
Dec.
31
Orrin Chester Wood
63
8
11
179
Dec.
30 John R. McLane, Jr. Elisabeth T. Deane
VALUATION LIST, JANUARY 1, 1960
Aggregate Value of
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real and Personal Estate
Abbott, John A. & Diana B.
$
$ 8,050
$ 756.70
Adams, John Quincy
250
23.50
Adams, John Q. & Lucy D.
35,600
3,346.40
Adams, Ramelle C.
16,700
1,569.80
Adams, Thomas B.
100
9.40
Adkins, Archibald W. & Dorothea
10,250
963.50
Adler, Harold
19,300
1,814.20
Adler, Ivy Ruth
100
9.40
Adler, Walter, Jr. & Geraldine A.
6,250
587.50
A'Hearn, Marian E.
3,150
296.10
Algeo, John T. & Catherine R.
5,500
517.00
Algeo, Leo J. & Elaine T.
4,400
413.60
Algeo, Margaret M. &
Neville, Agnes M.
4,800
451.20
Allen, Lyman & Nancy Clemens
6,850
643.90
Allison, William, Jr. & Betsy B.
6,250
587.50
Allison, William S. & Caroline P.
10,550
991.70
American Legion
600
56.40
Ammen, David L. & Judith B.
8,300
780.20
Anderson, Carl L. & Ruth
5,850
549.90
Anderson, Lawrence B. & Rosina
12,550
1,179.70
Andrews, Francis S. & Dorothy W.
14,600
1,372.40
Andrews, Paul R. & Catherine L.
2,500
235.00
Angell, Craig W. & Carolyn G.
12,000
1,128.00
Angelo, Gaspar & Eda Polcari
17,700
1,663.80
Appleby, Richard B.
4,600
432.40
Aptt, Harry S. & Etta E.
4,000
376.00
Armstrong, Russell J.
3,950
371.30
Armstrong, Virginia
9,200
864.80
Ashworth, Harold T. & Irma D.
7,200
676.80
Atchley, Dana W., Jr. & Barbara S. P.
11,900
1,118.60
Austin, Richard C. & Marcia W.
6,200
582.80
Avery, Abigail D.
8,600
808.40
Baggs, Arthur, Jr. & Marion S.
7,550
709.70.
Bailey, Richard B. & Rebecca B.
9,000
846.00
Baker, John C. & Elizabeth E.
2,750
258.50
Baldwin, William H. & Agnes D.
500
47.00
Ballou, Clyde D. & Mildred A.S.
2,400
225.60
Balser, Martin & Arienne S.
1,050
98.70
Baltrush, William C. & Sarah M.
3,300
310.20
Bannan, William J., Jr. &
2,550
239.70
Barber, John W., Jr. & Mary E.
4,800
451.20
Barbera, Anthony A. & Eleanor E.
10,000
940.00
Bardsley, Theodore J. & Doris A.
3,060
287.64
Personal
Name of Taxpayer
Estate
Quigg, Charles L., Jr., Trs. Barbarow, Ruth
2,800
263.20
180
VALUATION LIST, JANUARY 1, 1960
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real and Personal Estate
Barker, William R. & Barbara S. $
$ 5,200
$ 488.80
Barnaby, John M. & Charlotte B.
4,900
460.60
Barnard, Helen Ogden
7,850
737.90
Barr, Edgar E. & Olive H.
6,700
629.80
Barrett, Emerson P. & Margaret K.
8,500
799.00
Barthel, Walter
60
5.64
Barthel, Walter & Emma C.
5,450
512.30
Beaton, Daniel R. & Shirley G.
7,200
676.80
Belanger, Walter E. & Mary F.
7,700
723.80
Bellizia, Francis E. & Mary H.
6,600
620.40
Benton, Carl R. & Barbara A.
50
4.70
Bergen, Kenneth W.
16,200
1,522.80
Bernson, Bob & Edith J.
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