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"While we have been in an overcrowded situation this year, and there has been extensive construction going on, we can report a continuance of excellence in the program and mo- rale of the school. Our staff and our students have carried on most commendably.
"We have been able to 'team' the top three sections of English in the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior class- es to meet for large group lectures each week, plus collateral reading discussions once each month. For slower sections at the Junior year, a new course of study has been developed which includes a greater emphasis on audio - visual materials to supplement the reading being done. . The Speech Program has also been revised.
"The enrollment in the Language Department classes con- tinues to rise, particularly at the first year level. We are having difficulty finding enough language - laboratory time to meet the needs of the students, and so our new laboratory which will be available next September will be put to immedi- ate use.
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"The Mathematics Department continues as an area of strength and experimentation. The teachers have felt the re- strictions of the typical commercial math text to the point where we are using fewer texts than ever. Instead, the teach- ers have been involved in selecting the best materials avail- able and developing our own approach to modern mathematics. To date, the results have been rewarding.
"In Science we are continuing as one of the 75 pilot schools selected on a nation - wide basis, to participate in the Earth Science Curriculum Project. This rounds out our in- volvement with all the newest and best research projects in science which includes new programs in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
"The Business Department has introduced a course in Consumer Economics so that a student may more fully under- stand our economic system and his part in it. A new course has also been added to the Art area. This course covers the historical and technical development of painting, sculpture, and architecture from primitive to contemporary. The two art teachers have developed this year a form of team teach- ing which exposes the student to two different teachers, with each teaching his speciality. It should be noted that the en- rollment in Art has jumped from 14% of the total school popu- lation to 21% for the 1965-66 school year. Industrial Arts has added another sequential course, Metals III, to the curri- culum, and like the Art Department, is using a team-teaching approach in Woodworking I.
"The school Library has increased its services and is now open to students until 5 o'clock each afternoon. Paid stu- dent assistants have replaced the voluntary system. This has proven to be a better, more dependable service.
"During the present school year we are experimenting with scheduling including the programing of selected Science classes for double periods. The results have been a mixture of gains and losses. For some students a long period is a distinct advantage but to others it exceeds their interest and concentration span. We have also felt a sharp loss in flexi-
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bility of changing students' programs as needed. "
From our Guidance Department, the following is import- ant to note:
"An examination of the placement record of the Class of 1965 reveals a drop in post - secondary educational placement with a corresponding increase in those going directly to work or to marriage after graduation. The percentage of students entering the military was almost unchanged. We believe that these changes can occur from class to class although the per- centage of students in 1965 entering 4-year and 2-year colleges (71.10%) is almost identical with the Class of 1964 (71. 20%). Ap- parently the greatest changes may be in the percentage going on to Nursing Schools or other post-secondary schools such as Bus- iness Training.
"In the chart depicting the geographical distribution of college placement we note that the percentage of students going to colleges outside of New England has risen from 34. 9% in 1961 to 60. 47% in 1965. The main factors influencing this rise are the large number of students in the United States applying for the Massachusetts colleges, the desire of the colleges to obtain a wide range of geographical distribution of their student bodies, and the desire of students to expand their horizons by leaving the home area. It continues to be true that it is easier for a Massachusetts student to gain admission to a comparably good college outside of the Commonwealth since the Mid-Western or Southern schools want representatives from the East. "
Dr. Tourville continues:
"In summary, I can report a good year for the school in terms of curriculum development, absorption and training of young, new teachers into the system and a continuation of good morale and discipline on the part of our students. They have achieved distinction in athletics and in academic competition for which we are pleased and proud. We have had our moments of success, and with them moments of deep personal loss. "
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Under the direction of Mr. Henry Zabierek, our self- supporting program of Adult Education has been continued with gratifying results. Classes have been held on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday evenings. The enrollment for woodwork- ing, sewing and tailoring were oversubscribed. Although in- sufficient enrollment caused cancellation of some courses the overall enrollment this year of 130 adults was 40 over last year. The results of the present program sets a note of encourage- ment for the adult education activities in the years ahead.
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PLACEMENT OF GRADUATES, 1961-1965
Class of 1961
Class of 1962
Class of 1963
Class of 1964
Class of 1965
Four-year colleges
63
53. 4 %
73 57.5 % 90 60. 81% 116 60. 73% 127 58.26%
Two-year colleges
10
8.5 %
16
12.5 %
13
8.78% 20
10. 47% 28
12. 84%
Nursing
7
5. 9 %
4
3. 1 %
3
2.03%
6
3. 14%
2
. 92%
Other post- secondary schools
12
10. 1 %
7
5.5 % 10
6. 76%
18
9. 43%
9
4. 13%
Post-grad-
uate work
1
. 85%
1
. 75%
4
2. 7 %
3
1.57%
5
2. 29%
Married
1
. 85%
2
1.5 %
0
0.0 %
0
0.0 %
3
1. 38%
Working
19
16.2 %
17
13.1 %
25
16. 89%
25
13. 09%
41
18.8 %
Military
5
4.2 %
8
6.05%
3
2.03%
3
1.57%
3
1. 38%
118 100.0 % 128 100.0%
148
100. 0% 191
100.0 % 218
100. 0 %
PLACEMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1965 Admitted to Degree-Granting Institutions 127 students placed in 86 colleges
University of Massachusetts
15
Northeastern University
9
Boston College
3
Boston University
3
Dartmouth College
3
Beloit College
2
Brown University
2
University of Colorado
2.
Framingham State College
2
Harvard University
2
Massachusetts College of Art
2
Murray State College
2
Oklahoma College for Women
2
Parsons College
2
Radcliffe College
2
Syracuse University
2
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Westfield State College Yankton College Bard College
Bentley College of Accounting & Finance
1
Boston State College
1
Bradley University
1 1
Bryant College
1
Bryn Mawr College
1
Bucknell University
1
Centenary College of Louisiana
1
University of Chicago
1
Clarkson College of Technology
1
Columbia University
1
Cornell University
1
Elmira College
1
Emory University
1
Fitchburg State College
1
Fontbonne College
1 1
Georgetown University
1
Goddard College Gordon College
1.
College of the Holy Cross
1
Howard University
1
Jackson College for Women
1 1
Kansas State University
1
University of Kansas Kenyon College
1
Lake Forest College
1
Lesley College
1 1
University of Maine
1
Marquette University
1
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1
Memphis State University
1
University of Miami
1
University of Michigan
1
Middlebury College
1
Mount Allison University
1
Mount Holyoke College
1
Nasson College
1
Nebraska State College (Chadron)
1
Nebraska State College (Peru)
1
University of Nevada
1
University of New Hampshire
1
University of North Carolina
1
Oberlin College
1
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2
2
1
Brigham Young University
Franklin and Marshall College
1
Lycoming College
Ohio Wesleyan University Oklahoma State University University of Oklahoma
Pembroke College
Pennsylvania State University
University of Pennsylvania
Potomac State College
Pratt Institute University of Rhode Island
Rockford College
St. Lawrence University
1
1 1
1
1
Virginia Military Institute
1
Wesleyan University
1
Wheaton College (Illinois)
1
Wheaton College (Massachusetts)
1
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1
Worcester State College
1
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT
Class of 1961
Class of 1962
Class of 1963
Class of 1964
Class of 1965
Colleges in
Massachusetts
29 - 46.1% 34 - 46. 54% 30 - 33. 3% 53 - 45. 69% 22 - 25. 58%
Colleges in New England outside of
Massachusetts
12 - 19. 0% 11 - 15. 10% 18 - 20.0% 8 - 6. 90% 12 - 13. 95%
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 1
St. Michael's College
University of South Florida
Suffolk University
Swarthmore College
Union College
Colleges out- side of New . England 22 - 34. 9% 28 - 38. 36% 42 - 46. 7% 55 - 47. 41% 52 - 60. 47%
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ADMITTED TO JUNIOR COLLEGES
Wentworth Institute
6
Lasell Junior College
5
Massachusetts Bay Community College
4
Chamberlayne Junior College
2
Quinsigamond Community College
2
Worcester Junior College
2
Cazenovia Junior College
1
Colby Junior College
1
Green Mountain College
1
Greenfield Community College
1
San Mateo Junior College
1
Stevens College
1
Westbrook Junior College
1
ADMITTED TO NURSING SCHOOLS
Framingham Union Hospital 1
Salem Hospital School of Nursing
1
ADMITTED TO OTHER POST-SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Dental Assistant, Northeastern University
2
Center Secretarial School
1
Chandler School for Women
1
Dunwoody Industrial Institute
1
East Coast Aero Technical School
1
Museum of Fine Arts School
1
Robie Secretarial School
1
Williamson School of Mechanical Trades
1
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NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST
During their junior year, 121 members of the Class of 1966 took the National Merit Test. Eight of our students scored high enough to qualify as semi-finalists. These eight will compete for the honor of a coveted
Merit Scholarship. Seventeen other students were runners-up. Each will receive the next award, a Letter of Commendation.
Although no conclusion can be shown from the following statistics, it is interesting to note the excellent quality of student performance in suc- cessive years.
Class of
Enrollment Junior Year
Semi - Finalists
Awarded Letter of Commendation
Total Award Winners
Per Cent of Total Class Receiving Award
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%
1965
2 19
7
15
22
10.0%
1966
233
8
17
25
10.7%
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GRADUATES - CLASS OF 1965 June 6, 1965
Peter John Allen Diane Jean Alonzo
Philip D. Anderson, Jr. Ruth E. Armstrong Josephine Hancock Ashley Robert Benedict Avery Ralph Babcock
Nancy Jeanne Bailey David E. Bardsley
William J. Batschelet, Jr.
Suzanne Elizabeth Bautze David Henry Blanchette David Finch Bobroff James Raymond Boice Barbara Gail Borgeson Kenneth R. Bouchard Peter H. Bowry Roberta Ann Boyer Janet Leigh Brescia Janet Margaret Bronson
Alan Douglas Brooks Linda Esther Brown Susan Jane Brown Thomas Joseph Burke Richard Bernard Campobasso Donald Peter Canty Susan Beryle Carlman Alan Stuart Carlson Joan M. Carroll Michael Patrick Carroll Barbara Ann Caso Robert Ellis Cavanaugh Shirley Ann Cavicchio Deborah Anne Chadsey Nancy Chase Linda Ethel Chellis Jean Marie Clark
Judy C. Clark Mary Lou Clark William Wyatt Clark John Clippinger Brian Willett Cobb Linda Jean Connolly Storme Isabel Cooper Jeremy Blair Coullard Frederick H. Cryer Sam Richard Cucinotta John David Cumberford Peter Robert Cunningham Martha Eileen Curran Jeffrey Stanwood Cutter Carol Ann D'Amato John-Carlo Da Prato Christina Maria Debye Suzanne Marie DeMont Robert Patrick Dempsey Sharon L. Dennis Jill Ann DeWallace Suzanne DiMatteo William Snavely Dinwiddie
Lydia Lincoln Donaldson David Brewster Downing Stephen E. Driscoll David Warren Dumas C. David Dunkle Michael Charles Dunne Christine B. Durand Thomas Joseph Early, Jr. Paul Evans Emery Barbara Irene Fagerlund Jacquelyn Gayle Farrell Donna Belle Fellows Bradford E. Ferguson Kevin Michael Finnerty
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Patrick Edward Flaherty Susan Elizabeth Flannery Roy S. Flewelling, Jr. Ephraim Bemis Flint Peter Suter Flint Elizabeth A. Flynn Mary Lou Foley Marguerite Evelyn Foster Bruce Adams Fraser Sandra Elizabeth Freimont Ann Elizabeth Fry Albert L. Fullerton, III Ellen L. Galligan
Linda Marie Galofaro
Carole Helen Garavano Janet Ellen Gayer Gail Marie Giannetti
Peter Sven Goranson
Gerald Scott Gras
James J. F. Green
Jonathan James Greenawalt
Karen Grose Dana Marion Haden
Barry Robert Hagmann
Audrey Ellen Hammar
David Hartwell Hand
Arthur F. Hatfield, Jr.
Paul D. Heikkila
Louise Christine Hendrick
Martha Ruth Henry Barbara Ruth Herrick
Carrel Jane Hilton Randall Weston Hoar
Walter John Morette, Jr.
Sharon Ann Morris
Norman James Morrison, III
Ronald Alan Morrison Daniel C. Morse Philip Noel Moss
Barbara Anne Jagger Nancy Jeannine Jakimedes
Donald Niels Jensen Alexander N. Johnson
Bradford Ernest Johnson Patricia Ann Jones Brian Joyce
Daniel J. Kabatt, Jr.
Electa White Kane
Robert Crandal Keeman
Stephen J. Kennally Cynthia Mary King Judith Claire King
Rebecca Nabisere Kiziri Linda Ellen Ladd Robert Charles Larsen
Marcia Irene Litte Gail Marie Logan Joanne Frances Long Janet Patrick Lunn Judith Ann MacLean
David James Mackenzie
Anastasia Catherine Mahan
Elizabeth Anne May
Daniel Joseph Mccarthy, Jr. John H. McMeniman
Robert Andrew McMurtry
Cornelia Marie McSheehy
Glenn Owen Medowski
Elizabeth Anne Messa Reta Marie Mickle Diane Miller James Spence Miser John Monaghan, Jr. Mary Ellen Montz Kathleen Ann Morely
Phyllis Anne Houghton Larry P. Huhtamaki Judith Jean Huneck Jacqueline Judy Hyde 4
Mary-Ann Mulherin Anne Stuart Mundo
Owen W. Murray, III
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Barbara Louise Napoli Donald James Natoli, Jr. David Whittlesey Newton Ronald Nix Mary E. Nolley Cynthia Edna Nystrom Paul Joseph O'Connor Charters William Osborne, III Thomas M. Paradise Bradford Wayne Patterson Ronald Joseph Pelletier Kenneth C. Perkins, Jr. Judith Marie Perry John L. Place Carolyn Plumley Robert E. Pound Richard Allan Powers Linda Jane Reed Nancy Reed Kristin Carle Reifsteck Ursula Mary Remmes Robert John Rose Lawrence Leroy Rowe, Jr. Kathryn Hollis Roy Michael Allen Rutherford
Barbara Jeanne Sampson Barry L. Sauter Martin V. Savignano James F. Scharfenberger Elfriede Seel Lynne Elizabeth Sharrow Edward Holden Shay Thomas Williams Shay Stephannie T. Smale Bradford Hamblin Smith Marian Sue Street Carolyn Elise Stritzky Gail Alma Swanson Martin Sweeney Barbara Rae Symington Rick Tallini
Sharon Lee Taylor Elliott Church Thompson Vicki A. Thompson Suzanne W. Thurlow Peter Danforth Tooker Anne Catherine Elizabeth Tourville
Mary Jean Tullie Christine J. Vercollone Susan Van Haelewyn Watton Margaret Anne Weiss Steven Richard White Gerald Walter Wilfert Lynda Cherie Wood R. Jerome Wood Diane Elizabeth Woods Mark Linwood Worden John Charles Worsham Thomas K. Worthington Judith Lucilla Wright Ronald C. Zaniboni Jeffrey Alan Ziegler
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Regional District Operating Expense
1965
1966 Budget
Funds Available
Appropriation, salaries & expense $833, 268.00
$980, 467. 00
Expenditures
Administration
School Committee
837.69
910.00
Superintendent's Office
34,021. 14
35,625.00
Instruction
Principals
38,533.29
41,917.00
Teaching
485,500.43
559,658.00
Textbooks
9,749.87
15,452.00
Library service
16,059.64
23,377.00
Audio visual
3,038.87
6,120.00
Guidance services
39, 103.54
52,543.00
Other School Services
Attendance
550.00
550.00
Health services
6,135.71
7,556.00
Pupil transportation
69,620. 95
76,787.00
Food services
3,745.00
3,930.00
Student body activities
9,210.98
8,905.00
Operation and Maintenance of Plant
Operation of plant
73,602.65
86,610.00
Maintenance of plant
17, 735. 44
32,630.00
Fixed Charges
Employee's retirement program
5,435.28
6,795.00
Insurance program
13,086.50
17, 442.00
Programs with other systems
Vocational tuition & transportation
2,790. 11
3,660.00
$828, 757. 09
$980, 467.00
Paid from Federal Aid Accounts
15,489.09
Net Total Expenditures
$813, 268.00
$980, 467.00
Apportionments
Total Budget
$813, 268.00
$980,467. 00
Less: Available funds in Dist. Treasury
85,828.05
74,514. 79
Balance to be apportioned
$727, 439. 95
$905, 952.21
Lincoln apportionment
192, 566.68
251, 418. 35
Sudbury apportionment
534, 873. 27
654,533.86
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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
School Organization and Staff January 1, 1966
School Committee
James M. Jagger, Chairman
Term expires 1968
Howard W. Emmons, Vice Chairman
Term expires 1967
Robert W. Bierig
Term expires 1968
Ellen DeN. Cannon
Term expires 1966
Virginia K. Kirshner
Term expires 1966
Henry M. Morgan
Term expires 1967
Superintendent of Schools
C. Newton Heath Office: 420 Lincoln Road, 443-996 1
Sudbury 259-9527
Business Manager and Secretary to School Committee
Lily T. Spooner
443-996 1
District Treasurer
George B. Flint
259-8611
Teaching Personnel
APPOINTED
Leslie M. Tourville
1956
Principal
Kathleen M. Abbott
1965
Business
Betty J. Adrian
196 1
Counselor
Bramwell B. Arnold
1956
Physics
Barbara M. Athy
1964
Physical Education
Ouida L. Bailey
1964
Biology
Lewis K. Baldwin
196 1
Physical Education
Katherine D. Barton
1956
Home Economics
Francis E. Bellizia
1965
English and Reading
John B. Bowdoin
1958
History
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APPOINTED
Barbara S. Brannen
1964
Home Economics
Derek F. Brown
1963
Counselor
Eleanor M. Burgess
1963
Mathematics
Ruth M. Buxton
1956
Latin
Marietta M. Cannon
1965
Mathematics
Peggy S. Cohen
1964
French
Miriam S. Coombs
1956
English
John A. Doon, Jr.
1959
History
Vicki A. Edelman
1963
Physical Education
William J. Edmonds
1965
Music
Marion F. Edwards
1956
Biology
Marjorie J. Flanagan
1962
Mathematics
William B. Galvin
1959
Mathematics
Sherry M. Glass
1962
History
Mark G. Gulesian
196 1
English
Judye G. Hartman
1965
Mathematics
Frank Heys, Jr.
1957
English
Richard W. Jeter
1963
English
Richard J. Johnson
1958
Business
Amy A. Kass
1964
History
Joseph D. Krol
196 1
German
Bryna P. Laub
1965
Earth Science
Edward F. Leary
1960
Art - Counselor
Brian K. Lewis
1965
Biology
Deborah N. Lewis
1962
French
Philip G. Lewis
1962
Mathematics
John A. Maccini
1958
Earth Science-Counselor
John S. Mackenzie
1961
Physical Education
Harry J. Madru
1965
Art
Lydia A. Mailhot
1965
English
Richard E. Markham
1964
History
Alexander G. Marshall, Jr.
1956
Mathematics
Raymond S. Martin
1960
Chemistry
Robert E. Millett
1960
Biology - Assistant to Principal
Terry F. Miskell
1965
Mathematics-Counselor
Paul B. Mitchell
1957
History
Frances H. Ness
1966
Biology
Joseph A. Pacenka
1965
Industrial Arts
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APPOINTED
Albert S. Palmer
1964
Mathematics
Martha R. Pappas
196 1
English
Carl G. Perkins
1960
Reading
Jerry Poznak
1965
English
Laura S. Pollock
1957
Acting Director of
Guidance
Thomas J. Puchalsky
1964
English
H. Patricia Punchard
1964
English
Harriet J. Rogers
1965
English
Bradford H. Sargent
1962
History - Government
Malena C. Schneeberger
1965
French - German
Frederic A. Scott
196 1
Chemistry - Physics
Sherman P. Spaulding
1963
Mathematics
Norman R. Swicker
196 1
Industrial Arts
Rebecca M. Thomas
1965
Speech - English
Albert A. Trottier
1964
French - Spanish
Irene R. Tutuny
1956
Business Education -
Counselor
Ana A. Velilla
1965
Spanish
Paul J. Walsh
1958
Industrial Arts
Robert G. Wentworth
1960
Music
Susan Wheatley
1963
Librarian
Henry C. Zabierek
1958
History - Counselor
Health Personnel
Gordon D. Winchell, M. D. School Physician
259-86 18
Lois M. Natoli, R. N.
School Nurse
443-2545
Mary E. O'Connor
School Nurse
443-2545
School Secretaries
Regional High School
Hope Baldwin
Ellen D. Borg
Garcia Kimball Virginia A. Maenpaa
Doris M. Cook
Gertrude I. Patterson
Eugenia M. Garavano
Superintendent's Office
Ruth T. Cathcart
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Custodians and Maintenance
William L. Long, Supervisor
Donald Burgess
James M. Horan, Jr.
Ellsworth Oulton
Oliver Wainio
George E. Fales
William F. McNeill
Frances B. Long, Matron
Eleanor E. Macdonald, Matron
Cafeteria Personnel
Isabel L. Taylor, Manager
Anna E. Boyd
Evelyn D. Campbell Helen Cook
Mildred A. Fales
Mary C. Grover
Josephine Mastrototaro John E. Valentino Rose C. Wright
Bus Contractors
Myer Goodwin Lincoln Auto Service, Inc.
Wellesley Motor Coach Co.
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 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 educational service, the schools will remain open except in very severe weather.
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SCHOOL CALENDAR
1966-1967
Staff Workshop
September 1, 2, 6, 7, 1966
Labor Day
September 5
Freshman Orientation Day
September 7
School Opens
September 8
Columbus Day
October 12
Veterans' Day
November 11
Thanksgiving Recess (one half day on November 23)
November 24, 25
Christmas Vacation (one half day on December 21)
December 22-Jan. 2, inclusive
Winter Vacation
February 20-24, inclusive
Spring Recess
April 17-21, inclusive
Memorial Day
May 30
School Closes
June 23
Staff Post-School Workshop
June 26-30, inclusive
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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE October 1, 1965
BOYS
Age
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21+
Totals
Grade
9
1
27
119
13
1
1
162
10
1
29
97
17
144
11
18
75
12
1
2
1
109
12
24
75
12
1
112
P. G.
1
1
Total
1
28
148
128
117
89
13
2
1
1
528
GIRLS
Age
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21+
Totals
Grade
9
29
115
12
156
10
32
87
6
1
126
11
29
85
4
118
12
24
93
4
121
P.G.
1
1
Total
.-
29
147
128
1 15
98
5
522
Grand Total
1050
TUITION PUPILS ATTENDING OTHER SCHOOLS October 1, 1965
Arlington Technical & Vocational High School Newton Technical High School
1
Marlborough Vocational High School
2
Total Other Schools
4
Distribution of Students Between Lincoln and Sudbury
Lincoln
Sudbury
Tuition
Total
Regional High
289
757
4
1050
Vocational
1
3
-
4
Total
290
760
4
1054
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Statistical Information
VITAL STATISTICS
33 births, 37 marriages, and 26 deaths have been recorded during the year 1965, as follows:
BIR THS
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Names of Parents
1953
Dec. 18 1964
Devore Schaaf Culver
Perry J. & Kate Culver
Nov. 28
William Allan John Greaves David Roger William Harris
Allan W. & Theresa Greaves Roger & Evelyn Harris
Jan. 11
Salvatore Caruso, Jr.
Jan. 12
Jeannette Angela Marie Hennessy
Jan. 21 Adam Godfrey Manwaring Harris
Salvatore & Judith Ann Caruso
Frank J., Jr. & Pauline Hennessy
Melvyn H. & Nancy M. Harris
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Dec. 15 1965
Date of Birth
Name of Child
Names of Parents
Jan. 23
Rebecca Susan Dorian
Feb. 3
Timothy Andrew Jesson
Feb. 23 Tracie Lynn Burt
Mar. 16
Tatiana Ourous soff
Mar.
18
Susan Margaret Moss
Apr. 17 Heather Houghton
Hollister
May 13 Eliza Whitten Hibben
May 23
Daniel Edward Palmer
May 26
Kenneth Michael Lavine
May
31 Sara Hill
June 7 Skye Nelson
June 23 Matthew Owens Badger
June 27 Virginia Taylor Brown
July 10 Samuel Payne
July 11 Elizabeth Mary Leslie
July 19 Lawrence Quinn Elliott
July 23 Kimberly Ann Rivers
July 30 Kim Lee Swan
Aug. 4 Simon Jerbert Heart
Aug. 23 Sandra Liepins
Aug. 24 Pari Laura Moore
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
Gage Strecker Brownell Nathaniel John Buchanan Stevens
Oct. 15 Kevin Patrick Algeo
Nov. 7 Thomas John Gounaris
Nov. 17
Lucien Scott Neely, II
Scott & Joan Neely
Donald L. & Ruth M. Dawes
MARRIAGES
Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
1965
Jan. 9
James R. Kennedy Alice Deborah Dunlop
West Concord, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Mar. 27
Curtis Scott Leonard Gladys Arlene Coe
Medford, Mass. Cambridge, Mass.
Apr. 3 Albert J. Putney Susan J. Brown
Sudbury, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
Waldo E., Jr. & Janice R. Palmer Jerome M. & Mary C. Lavine Jacques A. F. & Helen Hill Duncan M. & Jeanette R. Nelson Sherwin C., Jr. & Mary E. Badger John B. & Ann Brown
Roger S. & Katherine. Payne Paul M. & Elizabeth M. Leslie William G. & Peggy P. Elliott Earl F. & Martha J. Rivers Edmund & Eleanor G. Swan Frank & Jane Heart
Atis & Diana Liepins
Murvale H., Jr. & NeGarre
Moore
David F. & Ann Brownell
Samuel A. C. & Ellen R. Stevens Leo J. & Elaine T. Algeo
Thomas X. & Jean G. Gounaris
Dec. 8 Karen Louise Dawes
Paul James & Susan A. Dorian Denis M. & Marguerite E. Jesson William F. & Donna L. Burt Vladimir & Renata Ouroussoff Richard W. & Barbara R. Moss
Walter M. & Jane S. Hollister George C. & Julia K. Hibben
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Date of Marriage
Names
Residence
May 1 James Edward Burke, Jr. Margaret V. Armstrong
Lincoln, Mass. County Tyrone, N. Ireland
May
1 Roger Edward Cutler Janet Gertrude Huff
Sudbury, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
May
15 Henry Russell Davis, III Joan Patricia Floyd
Lincoln, Mass. Sudbury, Mass.
May 15 John W. Stenner, Jr. Shelia S. Van Wart
New York, New York Lincoln, Mass.
May
16 Earl Parks Van Valkenburg Sandra Jean Cain
Concord, Mass. Wayland, Mass.
May 22 Simon Edward Laurens Petronella J. Hermans
Watertown, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
May 22 John Rudolph Monson Susan Lee Brown
Western Springs, Illinois Lincoln, Mass.
June 5 Jeffrey E. Gray Marsha Belanger
Lincoln, Mass. Lincoln, Mass.
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