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true that some of the 20% mentioned above include our girls who have received business training as clerk-typists, and for the competent students there are jobs waiting. How- ever, we do have a group of students who lack motivation and academic ability and in some cases are potential drop- outs. These students enter the Armed Services or obtain jobs requiring no skills and with a very limited future. We would like to feel that there are better ways to meet the needs of these students than the pattern found in most high schools today. However, at this time we can only re- port that this school is concerned and is constantly search- ing for better solutions to these highly individualized problems."
It is significant to note, especially for the more recent residents in our communities of Lincoln and Sudbury that from our first year (1957) class we placed in college only 31% of our graduates and an additional 22% in other post-secondary institutions. Seven years later, June, 1963, we placed in college approximately 60% of our gradu- ates and an additional 18% (approximately) in other post- secondary institutions. . Of this record we are proud and justly so! And due credit must be given to the pre-high school training of our youth in both Lincoln and Sudbury for this most excellent of records; the high school could not have claimed this kind of success if the elementary and Junior High schools had not made a major effort to up- grade their educational programs.
Looking ahead we see the need for the new addition to the building which should include a revision of the admin- istrative and guidance areas, additional classroom space, additional space for specialized areas, completion of the general facilities for the physical education program as well as for existing varsity sports programs. We believe that the need for a 'half-school' auditorium is imperative.
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REGIONAL SCHOOL
There are whole areas of student life that are missing be- cause of the lack of auditorium space.
Our school was founded on the basis of a strong and active guidance department, and our program and schedule have continued to reflect this policy. Under the compe- tent and able direction of Mr. Paul Vernon, our Director of Guidance, our school has gained and retained a reputa- tion among college admissions offices second to none in our area.
The following tables are only a limited phase of the material and information available at the office of the Director of Guidance:
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SCHOOLS, LIBRARY AND RECREATION
PLACEMENT OF THE LAST FIVE GRADUATING CLASSES
Class of 1959
Class of 1960
Class of 1961
Class of 1962
Class of 1963
Four-year colleges
30
44.8%
45
47.8%
63
53.4%
73
57.5%
90
60.81%
Two-year
colleges
13
19.4%
8
8.5%
10
8.5%
16
12.5%
13
8.78%
Nursing
0
0.0%
4
4.3%
7
5.9%
4
3.1%
3
2.03%
Other Post- Secondary Schools
3
4. 4%
18
19.1%
12
10.1%
7
5.5%
10
6.76%
Post-
graduate wk.
0
0.0%
2
2.1%
1
. 85%
1 . 75%
4
2.70%
Married
2
3.0%
0
0.0%
1
. 85%
2
1.50%
0
0.0%
Working
13
19.4%
13
13.9%
19
16.2%
17
13.10% 25
16.89%
Military
6
9.0%
4
4.3%
5
4. 2%
8
6.05%
3
2.03%
67 100.0%
94 100.0% 118 100.0% 128 100.0% 148 100.0%
PLACEMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1963
Admitted to Degree-Granting Institutions (90 students placed in 61 colleges)
Northeastern University
9 Mount Holyoke College
1
Harvard University
4 University of Chicago
1
Nasson College
4 Drew University
1
Boston University
4 Hiram College
1
Framingham State College
3 Catawba College
1
University of Massachusetts
2 Alfred University
1
St. Michaels College
2 Nebraska State College
1
University of Michigan
2 Ohio Wesleyan University
1
Pembroke College Brown University
2 of Music
1
Lawrence University
2 University of Iowa
1
Lake Forest College
2 Grove City College
1
Skidmore College
2 Michigan College of
1
Parsons College Middlebury College
2 Syracuse University
1
College of Notre Dame
1 Beloit College
1
Clarkson College
1 University of Idaho
1
Salem State College
1 University of Denver
1
Antioch College
1 Barnard College
1
Norwich University
1 Lake Erie College
1
Beaver College
1 St. Lawrence University
1
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2 Mining & Technology
1
Massachusetts College of Art 1 Coe College
2 New England Conservatory
REGIONAL SCHOOL
North Adams State College University of California ( Berkeley)
Yale University
Rice Institute
1 Bates College
1
Vanderbilt University
1 Babson Institute
1
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1
Rhode Island School of Design
1
Western College for Women
1
University of Florida
1 Earlham College
1
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT
Class of 1960
Class of 1961
Class of 1962
Class of 1963
Colleges in
Massachusetts
31 - 69%
29 - 46.1%
34 - 46.54%
30 - 33.3%
Colleges in New
England outside
of Massachusetts
1 -
2%
12 - 19.0%
11 - 15.10%
18 - 20.0%
Colleges outside
of New England
13 - 29%
22 - 34.9%
28 - 38.36%
42 - 46.7%
ADMITTED TO JUNIOR COLLEGES
Wentworth Institute
2 Westbrook Junior College 1
Fisher Junior College
2 Stockbridge School, Univ.
Cazenovia Junior College
1 of Massachusetts 1
Chamberlayne Junior College
1 Cambridge Junior College
1
Franklin Institute
1 Mount Aloysius Jr. College 1
Paul Smith's College
1 Cornell Agricultural School 1
ADMITTED TO NURSING SCHOOLS
Framingham Union Hospital
1 Mount Auburn Hospital 1
Pennsylvania Hospital
1
ADMITTED TO OTHER POST-SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Wilfred Academy
3 New England School of Art 1
Chandler
Bryant & Stratton
1 Robie School 1
1 Arlington Technical School 1
1
1 Goddard College
1
1 Worcester State College
1
Rochester Institute of Technology
1 Lycoming College
1
Wesleyan University
1
1 Simmons College Tufts University
1
1 I. B. M. School 1
Burdett College
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SCHOOLS, LIBRARY AND RECREATION
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST
During their Junior year, ninety-six members of the Class of 1964 took the National Merit Test. Five of our students scored high enough to qualify as semi-finalists. These five will com- pete for the honor of a coveted Merit Scholarship. Sixteen other students were runners-up and each will receive the next award, a Letter of Commendation.
Although no conclusions can be drawn from the following statistics, it is interesting to note the excellent quality of student performance in successive years :
Class o f
No. of stu- dents
No. of semi - finalists
No. of winners of letters of commendation
Total of award winners
% of total class re- ceiving awards
1959
64
0
1
1
1.6%
1960
94
2
4
6
6.2%
1961
118
1
6
7
6.0%
1962
132
4
9
13
9.8%
1963
152
5
19
24
15.1%
1964
186
5
16
21
11.3%
As reported by Dr. Tourville, "we can report another success- ful year for the Regional High School. We have tried to balance the dual responsibilities of a quality education with sound fis- cal planning and operation. In the process we have tried to re- tain our goal of being a guidance-centered school by keeping para- mount the importance of the individual student."
It has been a pleasure and a professional opportunity to direct your program for our secondary school youth this past year.
C. Newton Heath Superintendent of Schools
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REGIONAL SCHOOL
GRADUATES - CLASS OF 1963
Bruce Warren Adler Donn Peter Antonia
Mary Ann Arciero
Ronald Clark Horton
John E. Hosey Carol Hull
Karla Humphreys
Steven Wayne Jacobs
Carolyn Jagger
Elizabeth Ann Jenkins
Robert Henry Jennette
Thomas Hills Jewett
Bruce Bayley Johnson
Elaine Helen Kelley
Lynda Jean King Judith Anne Klee
Vernon Jerome Kramer, Jr.
Maria Constance Kyriakos
Susan Lawrence
Cheryl Ann Loesel
Geoffrey Russell Loftus Malte Lukas
Gerard G. Lupien
Robert Douglas Maclean
Sandra Marie Macleod
Sheila Margaret Mahan
Maureen Patricia Malloy
Betty Lorna Mann
Bradley Warren Mattsen
Walter McClennen
Warren Edmund Meade
Donald McKnight Messa
Emery M. Miller Leslie Miller Melody Lynn Moir
Joyce Darlene Monaghan Ann Morette
Robert E. F. Morris
Robert Joseph Napoli
Paul E. Nix
Catherine Norton
Ernest H. Osgood, III
Patricia Palson
Rita Angelina Panetta Karen Ann Pardoe
Neil G. Patterson Marjorie Carol Place
Peter Adam Podgurski
David Goodwin Prentiss
Ellen Jane Raeke
Judith Ann Rego
Barbara J. Reynolds Anthony Rhodes Paul Rhodes
Bonita Marion Robbins
Sarah Ann Rogers
Gary Richard Rutherford
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Richard D. Arenstrup James V. Arnold, Jr. Barbara Lynn Avery Carol Louise Barr Evelyn M. Beazley Patricia Ann Bell Richard Henry Bergman John Sanbourne Bockoven, Jr.
Karl Stanley Borg
Allen Milton Bowles Amy Suzanne Brown Priscilla Faye Burns Victoria Nan Cameron Philip Stephen Cares Kathleen Ann Carroll Arthur Michael Carver
David Erskine Chadsey Barbara Jane Chausse Elizabeth Clark Harvey Dayton Cobb Susan S. Coleman Barry Dixon Copp
Brian Evans Copp
Dianne Carol Cotoni William Edward Coughlin Mary Cynthia Coutu
George Alexander Cox, Jr.
James Magill Cryer, III
Charles Newell Cutler Nancy Kingsbury Davis Jan William Debye
Frank Bartholomew Dentino, Jr. Robert G. Devlin
Valerie Jean DeWallace
Lois Dickey Ann Wright Dinwiddie
Gordon Alcock Donaldson, Jr.
Elizabeth Mary Douglas Susan Dyson Frederick J. Eisner Carlyn Jean Ellms
Scott Wilson Emmons
Ann Christine Filbin
Thomaa Patrick Finnerty
Regina Marie Foley Barbara Lynn Fultz
Sheila Curry Garrity Ellyn F. Graham Marsden Pierce Griswold Richard Ellis Hand Joan Marie Hartmann Donald Earle Hawes Peter P. Herman
Peggy Hoagland
Gary L. Homan
SCHOOLS, LIBRARY AND RECREATION
Thomas A. Ryan Richard Paul Scharfenberger Richard Albert Schmalz, Jr. Nancy Louise Slocum Carl Daggett Smith Elizabeth Joan Smith Marshall J. Spaan, Jr. Robert B. Spence Marsha Ann Sperry
Raymond J. Spinelli, Jr.
Philip McLauthlin Way, Jr.
Donald Gerald Stark, Jr.
Theresa Ellen White
Harold Milton Streeter Roger C. Stretton Kathryn A. Stuntz
Robert John Swinconeck Alain J. Tebo Paul Reid Temple
George Brooks Thompson, III Denice Jean Thurman
Mary Katherine Tooker
Judith Rachel Travers
David Ernest Tucker
Carol Ann Tullie
Mary Faith Venier
Deborah Walker Dale Ellen Wasson
Josephine Mary Willemin
Thomas Edwin Williams
Kathryn Margaret Wilson
Ruth Irene Wolfe
Diana Elizabeth Woodington Lynne Woodward
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REGIONAL SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT 'S REPORT Regional District Operating Expenses
1963
1964
Budget
Funds Available
Appropriation, salaries & expense
$694,997.00
$756,220.00
Expenditures
General Control Salaries
$ 22,500.72
$ 24,567.00
Other expense
1,255.89
1,370.00
Expense of Instruction
Teachers' salaries
428,757.22
477,175.00
Expense of school office
15,398.80
19,499.00
Textbooks
11,052.52
14,558.00
Supplies
13,707.47
16,202.00
Expense of Operating School Plants
Custodians' salaries
30,487.29
32,115.00
Fuel
7,242.15
7,743.00
Miscellaneous of operation
21,817.96
23,400.00
Maintenance and Repairs
19,620.56
21,367.00
Auxiliary Agencies
Transportation
68,751.73
68,888.00
Library
5,267.64
7,578.00
Health
3,711.46
4,498.00
Physical education
6,921.20
9,606.00
Miscellaneous
10,683.63
19,071.00
Cafeteria
3,500.00
3,588.00
Other expense
Out of state travel
1,722.61
2,000.00
Evening use of school building
606.25
700.00
Vocational tuition and transportation
2,733.60
2,295.00
Total Expenditures
$675,738.70
$756,220.00
Apportionments
Total Budget
$694,997.00
$756,220.00
Less: Available Funds in
District Treasury
99,140.92
100,472.97
Balance to be apportioned
$595,856.08
$655,747.03
Lincoln Apportionment
160,341.44
167,358.84
Sudbury Apportionment
435,514.64
488,388.19
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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL ORGANIZATION AND STAFF January 1, 1964
School Committee
Ellen DeN. Cannon, Chairman
Term expires 1966
Howard W. Emmons, Vice-Chairman
Term expires 1964
Joseph E. Brown
Term expires 1965
James M. Jagger
Term expires 1965
Virginia K. Kirshner
Term expires 1966
Henry M. Morgan
Term expires 1964
Superintendent of Schools
C. Newton Heath Office: 420 Lincoln Road Sudbury
443-2662
259-9527
Business Manager and Secretary to School Committee
Lily T. Spooner
443-2662
District Treasurer
George B. Flint
259-8611
Teaching Personnel
Appointed
Leslie M. Tourville
1956
Principal
Roger T. Thurston
1956
Assistant Principal
Paul J. Vernon
1958
Director of Guidance English - Counselor
Betty J. Adrian
1961
Bramwell B. Arnold
1956
Science
Lewis K. Baldwin
1961
Physical Education Homemaking - Counselor
Mary A. Beevers
1962
English
John B. Bowdoin
1958
History
Barbara Broadbent
1962
English
Derek F. Brown
1963
Counselor
Eleanor M. Burgess
1963
Mathematics
Ruth M. Buxton
1956
Latin
Miriam S. Coombs
1956
John A. Doon, Jr.
1959
Dorothy A. Drake
1961
Vicki A. Edelman
1963
Physical Education
Marion F. Edwards
1956
Biology
Marjorie M. Flanagan
1962
Mathematics
Richard P. Flanagan
1960
History
Frank P. Gifune, Jr.
1962
Mathematics
Sherry M. Glass 1962
History
Mark G. Gulesian
1961
English
Frank Heys, Jr.
1957
English
Katherine D. Barton
1956
English History French
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REGIONAL SCHOOL
Appointed
Richard W. Jeter
1963
Florence E. Johnson
1963
Richard J. Johnson
1958
Juanita G. Jones
1962
Frances M. Kellaher
1960
Joseph D. Krol
1961
Edward E. Leary
1960
Philip G. Lewis
1962
John A. Maccini
1958
John S. Mackenzie 1961
Alexander G. Marshall, Jr.
1956
Raymond S. Martin
1960
Marisa G. McCoy 1963
1960
Terry F. Miskell
1958
Paul B. Mitchell
1957
Deborah T. Noyes
1962
Martha R. Pappas
1961
Carl G. Perkins 1960
Laura S. Pollock 1957
Mary L. Roberts
1956
George F. Ronan
1962
Bradford H. Sargent
1962
History
Frederic A. Scott
1961
Chemistry, Physics
Evelyn C. Shakir
1962
English
Katherine R. Simpson
1961
Biology
David J. Spang
1962
Earth Science Mathematics
Sherman P. Spaulding
1963
Norman R. Swicker
1961
Industrial Arts
Stella Tsolas
1963
Irene R. Tutuny
1956
Paul J. Walsh
1958
Robert G. Wentworth
1960
Music
Susan Wheatley
1963
Henry G. Zabierek
1958
Librarian History
Health Personnel
Gordon D. Winchell, M.D., School Physician
259-8618
Virginia Whitney, R. N., School Nurse
443-2545
School Secretaries
Regional High School Hope Baldwin
443-2616
Ellen D. Borg
Harriet P. Canty
Garcia Kimball
Superintendent's Office Gertrude B. Holmes Frances C. Saul Dorothy M. Shea
Speech and Drama French Business Subjects Spanish
Business Subjects German Art
Mathematics
Earth Science - Counselor Physical Education
Mathematics ยท
Chemistry English
Robert E. Millett
Biology Mathematics - Counselor History
French English Reading
Counselor Physical Education Driver Education
Art and Mechanical Drawing Business Subjects - Counselor Industrial Arts
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SCHOOLS, LIBRARY AND RECREATION
Custodians and Maintenance
William L. Long, Supervisor of Maintenance
Donald Burgess
James M. Horan, Jr.
Ellsworth Oulton
Oliver Wainio
George Fales
William F. McNeill
Frances B. Long, Matron
Eleanor E. Macdonald, Matron
Cafeteria Personnel
Isabel L. Taylor, Manager
Anna E. Boyd
Mildred A. Fales
Mary C. Grover
Dorothy M. Taffe
John E. Valentino
Rose C. Wright
Bus Contractors
Doherty's Garage, Inc.
Lincoln Auto Service, Inc. Wellesley Motor Coach Company
NO-SCHOOL SIGNAL
In the event of exceptionally severe weather conditions or when the transportation system is disrupted, WBZ, WCOP, WEEI, WHDH, WKOX, WNAC, and WSRO will broadcast the no-school announce- ment between 7:00 and 8:00 A. M.
Since weather reports are not always reliable, and since the School District desires to render maximum educational service, the schools will remain open except in very severe weather.
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REGIONAL SCHOOL
SCHOOL CALENDAR
1964-1965
Staff Workshop
September 1-2-3-4, 1964
Labor Day
September 7.
Freshmen orientation day
September 8
School opens
September 9
Veterans' Day
November 11
Thanksgiving recess (one half day on November 25)
November 26-27
Christmas vacation ( one half day on December 22)
December 23-31 inclusive
Winter recess
February 22-23-24-25-26
Spring recess
April 19-20
School closes
June 22
Staff post-school workshop
June 23-30 inclusive
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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE October 1, 1963
BOYS
Age
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21+
Totals
Grade
9
16
84
10
1
1
112
10
25
75
13
1
1
115
11
29
70
11
2
1
113
12
20
57
18
2
97
PG
1
1
Total
16
109
114
104
69
22
2
1
1
438
GIRLS
Age
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21+
Totals
Grade
9
34
83
5
1
123
10
22
94
5
121
11
31
88
4
1
114
12
28
65
4
97
PG
1
1
Total
34
105
120
121
69
6
1
456
Grand Total
894
**** **
TUITION PUPILS ATTENDING OTHER SCHOOLS October 1, 1963
Framingham Vocational High School
Waltham Vocational High School
Total Other Schools
3
* *** * * *
Distribution of Students Between Lincoln and Sudbury
Lincoln
Sudbury
Tuition
Total
Regional High
247
645
2
894
Vocational
-
3
-
-
3
Total
247
648
2
897
1
2
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VITAL STATISTICS
59 Births, 42 Marriages and 26 Deaths have been recorded during the year 1963, as follows:
BIRTHS
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Names of Parents
1961 Sept. 26
1962
Nov. 27
Susan Russell Mead
Dec.
28
Sonja Christina Pastoriza
1963
Jan. 4
Bonnie Lee Russes
Jan. 9
Jan. 9 Duncan Gerald Mckay Street
Jan. 11 Suzanne Clarke Martin
Jan. 12
Jonathan Lee Kramer
Jan. 22 Charles Edward Stankard, III
Feb. 1
Lynn Mary Zuelke
March 3
Andrew Nishan Comjean
March 11 Mark Michael Patterson
March 14
Dorothy Ann Browning
March 16
Debra Jean DeJesus
March 21 Rebecca Parkhurst Sykes
March 28 Rachel Ella Heart
April 5 Sham Sundra
April 12 Katherine Saltonstall Atchley
April 15 Miriam Elizabeth Bowker
April 21 Louise Westlake Lummus
May 10 Andrew Joseph Langton
May 11 Jocelyn G. Elliott
May 19 Hershel Paul Reichlin
May 19 James David Nelms, II
May 27 Laura Anne Rice
June 5 David Thaxter Gollob
June 8 Jennifer Susan Wollmar
June 12 David Blake McKnight, Jr.
June 12 Leona Elizabeth Champeny
June
26 James Winthrop Fernald
June
29 Janet Manning Taylor
July 10 Carlin Mygritvan Rycken Finke
July
14 Alyssa Marie Connors
July 26 Lauren Blanche Hawes
July 26 Sarah Jenks Boocock
July 31 Wendy Elizabeth Hughes
Aug . 16 Emily Sara Lavine
Christopher B. & Judith A. Militzer
Varnum R. & Janice H. Mead James & Ruth B. Pastoriza
Richard P. & Mary D. Russes Richard K. & Doris B. Bennett
Earle B. & Janet H. Street Spencer F. & Caroline Martin Manuel & Ruth C. L. Kramer Charles E. & Jean R. Stankard
Lawrence W. & Nancy J. Zuelke Marc G. & Judith K. Comjean
Robert F. & Mary A. Patterson George U., Jr. & Marjorie E. M. Browning John & Geneva A. C. DeJesus David F. & Margaret P. Sykes Frank E. & Jane S. Heart Vinod & Nancy D. E. Sundra
Dana W. & Barbara P. Atchley David E. & Lily F. R. Bowker John W. & Ann A. P. Lummus William G. & Jane G. Langton William G. & Peggy J. Elliott Morris & Marianne W. Reichlin James A. & Phyllis H. Nelms James E., Jr. & Barbara Rice Thomas F. & Barbara L. Gollob Dick J. & Mary L.K. Wollmar David B. & Eleanor Mcknight John C. & Leona Champeny George H. & Eleanor T. Fernald Walter R. & Dorothy P. Taylor Harry E. J. & Jo-Ann L.
Finke Thomas H. & Alice P. Connors Donald O. & Lillian B. Hawes Roger B. & Helen G. Boocock Robert J. & Vera E.P. Hughes Jerome M. & Mary C. Lavine
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Pamela Caroline Militzer
Dean Kierstead Bennett
VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Names of Parents
Aug. 8
Darlene Ruth Parsons
Sept. 4 Craig Martin Silva
Sept.
4 Penelope Gay Beal
Sept.
15
Margo Van Ummerson
Sept. 18
Gordon Davidson Row
Sept. 18
Charles Douglass Riddle
Sept. 24 Margaret Halliday Neily
Sept. 25 Donna Elizabeth Snelling
Oct. 3
Marcia Sue Haagensen
Oct. 6 Victoria Brooke DeNormandie
Oct. 6 Katherine Kane DeNormandie
Oct. 14 Ronald Bradley Wood
Oct. 21 Richard Earl Gregg
Oct.
24 Elizabeth Sturgis Williams
Nov.
2 Brenda Sue Chambers
Nov.
8 Ian Louis Polumbaum
Nov .
9 Timothy Warren Van Leer
Nov .
12
Willard Peele Hunnewell
Nov . 17 Henry William Thatcher, Jr
Nov.
18 Kevin Mahoney
Nov.
30
Tracey Keay
Dec. 26 Charlotte Noelle
des Cognets
Archer B. & Gwendolyn A. G. des Cognets
MARRIAGES
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
1962
Aug. 25
David M. Donaldson Lynn Burrows
Lincoln, Mass. Saginaw, Michigan
1963 Jan. 12 D'Arcy Graham MacMahon Lucia Todd
Cambridge, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Jan.
13 Charles W. Long Diana Joy Nickerson
Dover, Mass. Dedham, Mass.
Feb. 2 Alfred Swanson Evelyn L. Aiken
Lincoln, Mass. Sudbury, Mass.
Cambridge, Mass.
Feb. 8 Morris Raker Anne Matheson (Preston) McCollom
Dana L. & Unona E. Parsons Robert J. & Nancy J. Silva
Thomas P., Jr. & Barbara Beal Luther & Frances Van Ummerson Ronald V. & Jane E. Row James D. & Marilyn B. Riddle Alexander & Diana B. Neily
Norman J. & Carolyn R. Snelling Duane B. & Frances J. Haagensen
James & Martha P. DeNormandie
James & Martha P. DeNormandie Robert M. & June W. Wood Richard P. & Diana H. Gregg Theodore H. & Carolyn S. B. Williams
Gaylon & Kathleen M. Chambers Theodore & Nyna B. Polumbaum Robert K. & Rachel D. Van Leer Willard P. & Dorothy Hunnewell
Henry W. & Sandra A. Thatcher Gerald J. & Jeanne M. Mahoney Donald P. & Mary Ann Keay
Cambridge, Mass.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
Feb. 16
Thomas Stoughton Bell Diana Peabody
Weston, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Feb.
23 Philip Birtwell Temple Diane Louise Powers
Leominster, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
March 1 Porfirio Perez Marion J. Brown
Lincoln, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
March 1 Michael M. Rollins Johanne M. Longo
Lincoln, Mass. Natick, Mass.
March 30 W. Bruce Smith, Jr. Mary S. Deveau
Lincoln, Mass. Chelsea, Mass.
April
7 William Howard Wildes Shirley Louise Gedenberg
Mason, N. H. Greenville, N. H.
April 20 Arthur Charles Godin Sally Crosby Meade
April 20 Robert J. Konowicz Daphne R. Kent
Maynard, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
April 27 Manuel Villa Calamari Joan Ellen Rogers
Pauger, New Orleans, La. Lincoln, Mass.
Waltham, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
June 8 John D. Millard Jane Lee Pease
Lincoln, Mass. Arlington, Mass.
June 15 John David Beam Marsha Tashjian
June
15 Philip E. Hayden Sally Morris
Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass.
June 21 George R. Loebus Helen L. Dobson
Statesville, N. S.
Lincoln, Mass.
June 22 Philip Burr Bradley Maryjane Githens
June 29 George Lynde Henshaw Pauline E. Todd
Mattapoiset, Mass.' Lincoln, Mass.
June 29 William Gordon Saltonstall, Jr. Katrina Allen Jenney
Aug. 3 Douglas Van Dyck Brown Jean Robbins Perry
Exeter, N. H. Lincoln, Mass.
Rockport, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
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Lawrence, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
April 28 Anthony B. Sabato Rose F. Umbrello
Cross Findlay, Ohio Wayland, Mass.
Lincoln, Mass. Rockingham, Vermont
VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
Aug. 21 Glen Brian Miller Gail Evelyn Brisson
El Centro, California Lincoln, Mass.
Aug.
24 Roger Dale Semerad Ann Donaldson
Albany, New York Lincoln, Mass.
Aug.
31 Roger W. Walsh, Jr. Melanie C. O'Reilly
Great Falls, Montana Lincoln, Mass.
Sept.
5 Dudley Milne Harde Ellen Lamphier Smith
Fairfield, Conn. Lincoln, Mass.
Sept. 5 Laverne David Cantine, Jr. Karen Anderson
Jackson, Michigan Lincoln, Mass.
Sept. 7 Stephen Edward Moore Julie Ellen Forbes
Lincoln, Mass. Sudbury, Mass.
Sept. 13 Alfred J. Greenwood Mary Lee Potter
Lincoln, Mass. Bolton, Mass.
Sept. 28 Alan M. Stevens Gratia Lowell Snider
New York, New York New York, New York
Sept. 28 William E. Carroll Brenda Mary Hosey
Boston, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Oct. 12 Richard J. Hallett Mary P. Marshall
Lincoln, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Oct. 12 Richard Owens White Susan Belle Sherman
Melrose, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Nov.
9 Robert A. O'Leary Mary Elizabeth Peterson
Lincoln, Mass. Stratford, Conn.
Nov.
9 Curtis Paul Suddarth Margaret Mary Gorman
Elsberry, Mo. Wayland, Mass.
Nov. 23 Arthur R. Herrick, Jr. Maureen A. Harris
Lincoln, Mass. Arlington, Mass.
Nov. 28 Rex Howard Jackson Nancy Jean Griffin
Lincoln, Mass. Belmont, Mass.
Nov. 30 Walter M. Lowe Marcia A. Conroy
Maynard, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Dec.
1 Charles Lee Todd Virginia Hamilton Dickey
Lincoln, Mass. Winchester, Mass.
Dec. 28 Arthur Arlen Kee Judith Ann Sherman
Saratoga, California Lincoln, Mass.
189
VITAL STATISTICS
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
Dec. 28
David A. Shaw
Doris J. Grason
Malvern, Pennsylvania Lincoln, Mass.
DEATHS
Age
Date of Death
Names
Years
Months
Days
January
6
Thomas Murphy
89
-
1
January
28
Myrtle A. Snider
78
11
24
January
31
George A. Sanderson
70
-
21
February
1
Nellie L. Robie
82
9
22
February
22
Lucie O. Bagley
60
3
12
February
28
Dora Christina Denio
57
4
8
March
13
Thomas Newbold Codman
94
9
26
March
22
Thomas John Williamson
67
10
18
June
5
Henry D. Miller
65
-
29
June
15
Bridget J. Murphy
62
8
14
June
16
Serena (Johnson) Nordos
73
7
26
June
25
John Greenlie
85
3
25
July
10
Ruth (Wheeler) Gale
71
6
29
July
16
Henry Coffin Everett, Jr.
72
1
10
July
21
Robert Teasdale Lorrey
82
9
27
July
24
Gordon H. Greenlaw
32
2
13
July
24
Georgianna Howes Weston
99
10
18
September
4
Hilma Lorrey
83
3
28
September
15
James Cooper Livengood
47
5
24
September
30
Ada Mathilda Gunneson
87
5
29
October
2
Richard Charles Franciosi
26
-
-
October
10
Matthew H. Doherty
88
9
9
October
31
Alberta (Adophson) Fradd
73
3
-
November
7
Catherine Andrews
57
-
18
December
16
Charles Kimball Fitts
54
4
7
190
VALUATION LIST, JANUARY 1, 1963
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real and Personal Estate
Abbott, John A. & Diana B.
$
$ 8,050
$ 901.60
Adams, James F. & Margaret M.
1,000
112.00
Adams, John Quincy
250
28.00
Adams, John Quincy & Lucy D.
35,250
3,948.00
Adams, Ramelle C.
16,700
1,870.40
Adams, Thomas B.
150
16.80
Adamson, William M. & Barbara M.
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