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A true copy, Attest.
HERBERT J. DICKIE.
I have posted copies as directed on March 3rd, 1965 and made returns of the same, Signed ;
EDWARD McDONALD Constable
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION OF SENATOR MARCH 16, 1965
William C. Cook, Worcester
Prec. 1 227
Prec. 2 45
Prec. 3 71
Total 343
Vite J. Pigaga, Worcester
585
478
324
1386
Blanks
4
2
0
6
Total Votes Cast
816
525
395
1736
A true Copy,
Attest.
HERBERT J. DICKIE
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Report of the Gas Inspector
Board of Selectmen
Leicester, Mass.
Gentlemen :
I hereby submit the report of the Gas Inspector for the year 1965.
Seventeen inspections were made on the following ap- plances :
Gas Fired Boilers
1
Laundry Appliances
2
Ranges 9
Water Heaters
5
Unit Heaters
2
Gas Logs
2
Lead Pots
2
Torches
3
Restaurant Appliances
2
Incinerator
1
Room Heaters
2
The number of inspections for the coming years should increase considerably as 1965 was the first year the Gas Code was in effect in Leicester.
Respectfully Submitted,
ALBIN F. WRIGHT
Gas Inspector
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Report of the Plumbing Inspector
To the Board of Health
Leicester, Mass.
Gentlemen :
During the year 1965 there were 98 Plumbing Permits issued and a total of 145 Plumbing Inspections made cover- ing 540 miles.
The following is the type and number of inspections made :
Water Closets
80
Bath Tubs
37
Shower Baths
11
Lavatories
81
Sinks
52
Clothes Washers
23
Hot Water Heaters
83
Respectfully Submitted,
ALBIN F. WRIGHT
Plumbing Inspector
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Report of the Parks Department
We the Parks Commissioners are happy to report for the fiscal year 1965.
In Precinct 2, Cherry Valley, we have made a special effort, to keep our Parks, and Athletic Field, in the best pos- sible condition. During the Winter of 1965, we had a severe ice storm, which toppled trees. They were cut down and cleaned up in very fine shape. It did cut our budget for Towtaid Park some, but to our concern no casualties were reported. Basketball Leagues were completed, and Tennis Lectures were given. All swings were repaired.
During the coming year we will have to have the lights repaired, due to Breakage. Backboards and nest will be re- paired due to vandalism.
Community Field, was in the finest shape ever. The High School Baseball, and Football games, as well, as Babe Ruth League games were enjoyed by both participant's and fans.
The Voters of the Town, will in the future have to think of repairing a Wall on the Waite Street, side of the Field.
We would also like to see the Voters appropriate Monies for Bleachers, for Community Field.
Precinct 3 Rochdale
The Park and Beach in Rochdale has been worked on and receeded, and is truly one of our finest Parks in Town. The Beach has been kept cleaned, and new fences have been erected for Safety purposes. New Tables and Benches have been installed for Picnics. New swings will be put up this
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year. Basket and Volileyball have also been enjoyed there.
We wish to thank Mr. Paige Rowden, and all the Coaches in the High School, and Babe Ruth League for their fine cooperation this past year.
Respectively Submitted
WILLIAM BERTHIAUME ROBERT PERRY RICHARD CORFIELD
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Report of the Highway Department
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of the Town of Leicester :-
Greetings :
The personnel of the Highway Department takes this opportunity to thank the Board of Selectmen, the Police Department, the Advisory Board and various other depart- ments for their co-operation during the past year.
Herewith, is my report for the year 1965, details of which will be found in the report of the Town Accountant.
ROAD MACHINERY MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
$20,542.84
Spent
20,432.63
Balance
110.21
to be carried over
CHAPTER 81 MAINTENANCE
Appropriation $28,800.00
Spent 28,798.23
To Close 1.77
CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
$10,500.00
Spent 10,499.92
To Close .08
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HIGHWAYS UNDER SELECTMEN
Appropriation
$4,000.00
Spent
3,281.84
To Close
718.16
BRUSH CUTTING
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Spent
1,881.56
To Close
118.44
OLD DRAINAGE
Appropriation
$3,500.00
Spent
3,496.87
To Close
3.13
TOWN OIL
Appropriation
$11,500.00
Spent
11,499.87
To Close
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CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation
$26,000.00
Spent
25,996.41
To Close
3.59
ROCHDALE SIDEWALK
Appropriation
$773.00
Spent
664.60
Balance
108.40
to be carried over for completion
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PINE STREET
Appropriation
$2,359.90
Spent
2,359.02
To Close
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DALE STREET
Appropriation
$3,131.29
Spent
3,131.29
COLLIER AVENUE
Appropriation
$4,185.50
Spent
3,549.46
Balance
636.04
to be carried over for completion
CRAIG STREET
Appropriation
$4,797.10
Spent
4,794.87
To Close
2.23
VACATION AND HOLIDAY PAY FOR HIGHWAY
Holiday
$1,094.36
Vacation
1,089.50
Total
2,183.86
SNOW AND ICE
Appropriation
$40,000.00
Spent
34,700.60
Balance
5,299.40
to be carried over
Respectfully submitted,
VANCE R. BATES Superintendent of Streets
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Report of the Leicester Center School and Town Hall Building Commission
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of the Town of Leicester :-
Gentlemen :
The following is a report of The Leicester Center School and Town Hall Building Commission for the year ending December 31, 1965.
The projects listed below have been completed-
Removed brush and installed new fence on north side of Center School.
Two slides for the play area at the Center School do- nated by The Leicester Mother's Club installed.
Repaired pipe fencing around play area of The Cen- ter School.
Installed new three tub stainless steel sink in Cafe- teria, plus left hand drain board with back splash and swing faucet.
Painted floor of Cafeteria.
Installed additional sixty new desk tops which com- pletes program.
Painted Cafeteria - hallways, upstairs and downstairs.
Door checks and door locks repaired or replaced where necessary.
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Gutters and down spouts on The Town Hall Building completely repaired or replaced where necessary.
Replaced fire brick on Boiler No. 2 - boiler now com- pleted.
Completed all ordinary maintenance where necessary.
Respectfully submitted,
RALPH G. DRYDEN, Chr. PHILIP BLANCHARD WALTER KELLY ALBERT BERTHIAUME WALLACE REED, Sec.
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MEMORIAL SQUARES
Here is the list of Memorial Squares in the Town:
CHERRY VALLEY
Howard Gallant-Howard Terrace & Brook Street
Lawrence McCarthy-McCarthy Ave.
Gerald Lemerise-Gerald Court & Main Street
William Cooney-Main Street
Edward Grady-Church-Boyd-Olney Street junction
Joseph Whitehouse-Main St. almost opposite Auburn St.
Lawrence Harris-Waite & Chapel Street
Chester S. Martin-Main Street
James Sugrue-Main & Waite Streets
LEICESTER CENTER
Herbert Bean-Main Street Leicester Center
Edward Pepin-Burncoat St. & W. Main top of Mt. Pleasant
GREENVILLE
Ralph Dwinell-River & Pleasant Street
ROCHDALE
Thomas Shannon-Stafford Street on grade school lawn John Davis-Mill and Stafford Street
Edward Phillpot-Stafford & Henshaw top of hill
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Report of the Building Inspector
To the Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen :
I hereby submit the report of the Building Inspector for the year 1965:
32 Homes
$388,000.00
14 Additions-Alterations
19,550.00
13 Garages
20,600.00
1 Bakery
5,000.00
2 Henhouses
400.00
2 Sheds
900.00
5 Porches
1,400.00
1 Fruitstand
350.00
2 Summer Camps
700.00
2 Patios
400.00
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$437,300.00
Leicester Junior College
$900,000.00
Y.W.C.A.
20,000.00
St. Joseph's Convent
92,000.00
St. Joseph's School Addit.
169,000.00
B. R. & S. Enterprises, Inc. (Shopping Center)
25,000.00
Drive-in Theatre
150,000.00
Total
$1,793,350.00
Permits issued to demolish
5 Sheds
85 Total Permits
Respectfully submitted, ANDREW DEVINSKY Building Inspector
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Report of the Fence Viewers
To the Board of Selectmen :
Gentlemen :
We hereby submit the report of the fence viewers for the year 1965:
Appropriated
$50.00
Services Rendered
25.00
$25.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN R. JOHNSON ANDREW DEVINSKY
Fence Viewers
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Report of the Census Taker
To the Board of Selectmen Town of Leicester, Mass.
Dear Sirs :-
The results of the 1965 Census are as follows:
Precinct I North of Main Street 2047
Precinct I South of Main Street 2198
Precint I Total 4245
Precinct II Total 2457
Precinct III Total
1999
Total Population of Town 8701
The total number of town census cards is as follows:
Precinct I North
1249
Precinct I South
1212
Precinct II
1414
Precinct III
1207
Total 5082
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Report of the Civil Defense
December 14, 1965
To the Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of the Town of Leicester
I submit the following report of the Civil Defense De- partment for the year ending December 31, 1965.
All Federal Program Requirements allowing the Town of Leicester to be elegible for Federal Funds, (Matching Funds), to obtain surplus equipment for your protection have been up dated for 1966.
The Civil Defense Auxiliaries, Police and Fire, met all State requirements for their training in the past year. I wish to thank the Police and Fire Departments for their assistance in this program.
The Communication group has participated regularly throughout the year on state and local practice alerts.
A new Rescue Truck has been purchased by the Civil Defence Rescue Unit Fund Raising Committee. I wish to thank all persons who donated to the purchase of this truck.
Respectfully submitted,
EARL R. PRATT, Director
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Report of the Sealer of Weights and Measures
To the Board of Selectmen
Leicester, Mass.
Appropriation
$550.00
Expenditures
549.90
Balance
.10
Reciepts 363.30
Cost of the Department to the Town of Leicester, Mass.
For This Dept. is $176.00
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY J. NEWELL, SR. Sealer
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Report of the Leicester Recreation Committee
To The Honorable Board of Selectmen Town of Leicester, Massachusetts :
The Leicester Recreation Committee herewith submits its report for the year 1965.
This Committee is pleased to state that activities which were presented for Recreational Purposes for the youth residing in the Town of Leicester were all very successful,
The individual programs with Committee Members in charge were as follows:
Girls Basketball-Barbara Ranta Hockey-Vito Capite, John McLane
Fishing Derby-Ernest Salminen Girls Softball-Barbara Ranta
Boys Basketball-Lawrence McNamara,
Raymond Ethier Swimming-Raymond Ethier, Ernest Salminen Golf-Robert Deso, Paul Corley
The Halloween Party in conjunction with The Leicester Mothers' Club was highly successful. 450 youngsters attend- ed the "small fry" party from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. From 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. 300 "teen-agers" enjoyed dancing complete with a disc jockey.
On December 23rd, Santa Claus with his bag of "good- ies" arrived at The Town Hall much to the delight of the youngsters.
The memb .... recognize and express a sincere "thanks" to the Leicester Lions Club, Leicester Center School and
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Town Hall Building Commission, Leicester Fire Depart- ment and Leicester School Department for the use of their facilities which aided this Committee in making the pro- grams a success.
The members also wish to thank all who assisted as Coaches, Managers and Officials and the many who in any way availed themselves to help with The Leicester Recrea- tion Programs.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT E. DESO, Chairman BARBARA RANTA, Vice-Chr. - ERNEST SALMINEN RAYMOND ETHIER JOHN McLANE LAWRENCE MCNAMARA
VITO CAPITE PAUL CORLEY LOUISE SALMINEN, Sec.
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Leicester Recreation Committee
FINANCIAL REPORT DECEMBER 31, 1965
Dance Appropriation
$ 800.00
. Expenses
$ 590.20
590.20
TO CLOSE
$ 209.80
Turned in to Town Treasurer $ 371.00
Recreation Appropriation
$1,450.00
Expenses
..: Boys Basketball
$ 303.95
Girls Basketball
238.47
Fishing
29.63
- Girls Softball
205.92
Golf
16.00
Hockey
42.35
Miscellaneous
276.50
Plowing
Swimming
12.00
Tennis.
8.60
Halloween
235.95
TO CLOSE
$1,369.37
1,369.37 $ 80.63
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Report of the Dirctor of Maintenance of the Memorial Square
13 December 1965
Office of the Board of Selectmen
Town of Leicester Leicester, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
The following is the report of the Director of Mainten- ance of the Memorial Squares for 1965:
The maintenance of all the Memorial Squares was cared for by the Keenan Landscaping Company from the Spring Cleanup, through the summer months, and including the fall cleanup, in a very satisfactory manner.
The project of relocating and rebuilding of the Law- rence F. McCarthy Square was completed this year.
The project of rebuilding of the John A. Davis Square was started this year and everything but the landscaping was done. Due to the long dry season it was felt that it would be better to wait till the spring of 1966 to landscape the square. This will be completed this Spring.
The rebuilding of the Lawrence Harris Square, dam- age done by an automobile, was accomplished as was the damage to Edward Pepin Square.
It is hoped that the work planned for 1966 will complete the permanent repairs and this work is to include the following squares: Ralph Dwinell, Edward Grady, Howard Gallant and Herbert Bean Squares.
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The Leicester Center Fire Department took the project of replacing the wooden frame on the Center Honor Roll with a granite slab and this project was completed and it is with thanks and appreciation to the Fire Department for undertaking this task of completing this memorial we, the Townfolks, are grateful for.
There are 15 Memorial Squares within the Town of Leicester and all in all they are in good shape. This task of making these squares suitable memorials has been carried on for the past 10 years and it is hoped that the final touches will be accomplished this coming spring.
Respectfully submitted, EDWARD H. DUANE Director, Memorial Square Maintenance
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Report of the Veterans Graves Officer
13 December 1965
Office of the Board of Selectmen
Town of Leicester Leicester, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
The following is the report of the Veterans Graves Reg- istration Officer for the year 1965:
There were 4 new interments. There were 22 new stones procurred from the Government and placed on veteran's graves. There are 6 applications either filed in Washington or ready for filing for stones for graves of deceased veterans.
All graves were properly decorated for Memorial Day and flags were flown on the graves from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Each grave has a bronze grave flag holder desig- nating the war service that the individual served in. All flags were checked periodically during the summer months and replacements were made where necessary.
Elliot Hill Burial Ground was kept in a satisfactorily manner during the year. The grass was cut prior to the Memorial Day and cut periodically up to and through the fall months. The cemetery is now in good shape and a credit to the town and a suitable memorial to the last resting place of those who went before us and who helped establish this Town of Leicester.
There is a total of 347 veterans grave of all Wars in the 8 cemeteries in Leicester and a total of 383 deceased veterans whose names are memorialized in various ways in
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these cemeteries. In short we honor a grand total of 383 deceased veterans in these 8 cemeteries.
Respectfully submitted, EDWARD H. DUANE Veterans Graves Registration Officer
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
TOWN OF LEICESTER
MASSACHUSETTS
For the Financial Year Ending December 31, 1965
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of Leicester:
The School Committee has voted unanimously to accept the report of the Superintendent of Schools and to adopt it as its general report.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. MARY E. COMERFORD, Chairman
MR. GEORGE E. McKENNA, JR. Vice Chairman
MR. WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL, Secretary
MR. WEBB N. ROWDEN, Auditor
MR. WALTER J. KELLY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Mrs. Mary E. Comerford, Chairman Term expires 1966
1020 Stafford Street, Rochdale Telephone 892-3449
Mr. George E. McKenna, Jr., Vice Chairman
Term expires 1967
105 Paxton Street, Leicester Telephone 892-4595
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Mr. William A. Campbell, Secretary 73 Willow Hill Road, Cherry Valley Telephone 892-4164
Term expires 1966
Mr. Webb N. Rowden, Auditor 19 Brookside Drive, Leicester Telephone 892-4326
Term expires 1968
Mr. Walter J. Kelly 69 Bottomly Avenue, Cherry Valley Telephone 892-7021
Term expires 1968
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Office :
Mr. Edmund F. Tierney
1205 Main St. Leicester Telephone 895-5111
Residence : 10 Ruth St. Worcester Telephone 754-7731
ASSISTANT SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
Mr. John E. Comer 1205 Main St. Leicester Telephone 895-5111
Residence : 64 Fielding St. Worcester' Telephone 791-4835
SCHOOL NURSES
Mrs. Matilda S. Jubinville, R.N. Gerald Court, Cherry Valley Telephone 892-2261 Mrs. Mary Cooney, R.N. 41 King Street, Leicester Telephone 892-3760 Part time
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SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
Melvin S. Martinson, M.D. 98 Pleasant Street Leicester, Massachusetts Telephone 892-5351
Joseph E. Coleman, M.D. Stafford Street
Rochdale, Massachusetts On Leave of Absence
SCHOOL SECRETARY
Miss Helen E. McPartland 34 Pine Street, Leicester
CLERKS
Mrs. Helen L. Mullett 75 Lake Avenue, Leicester
Mrs. Elaine R. Lyon West Main Street, Leicester
Miss Patricia Lipinski 41 Lake Sargent Drive, Leicester
FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL
Name Edward L. Skelly
Prepared Position Appointment
Principal 1940
Edward J. Boule A.B. St. Anselm College Vice Principal 1942 Ed.M. Calvin Coolidge College
Esther D. Avedian B.S E. Worcester State English 1962
Teachers' College
1963
Valentine Baziliauskas B.A. Wayne State Univ. Spanish Detroit, Michigan A.M. Assumption
Ronald A. Bjorklund B.S.E. Fitchburg State Industrial Arts 1964
Teachers' College
French
1958
Irma K. Bosse A.B. Emerson College Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
A.B. Holy Cross College B.S.E. Ed.M. Fitchburg State Teachers' College
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Joseph M. CarlomagnoB.S.E. Fitchburg State Teachers', Ed.m. Wor- cster State Teachers' College
Science 1960
Charles F. Carlstrom B.M. Boston Conserva- Music tory of Music
1964
Lucille T. Donnelly B.S. St. Mary College M.Ed. Boston State College
Homemaking
1965
A. Virginia Emerson A.B. University of History 1957
Maine
Marjorie E. Frye A.B Middlebury College English M.A. Bread Loaf School of English, Northwestern Univ.
1933
Edward F. Gallagher B.S.E. Worcester State English
Teachers' College
1962
Eloise C. Gallagher A.B., B.S. Library Sci. College of St. Cath- erine, St. Paul, Minn.
Librarian
1961
Robert R. Giddings B.B.A. Northeastern U. Commercial M.Ed. Northeastern U. School of Business
1964
Anne M. Gray B.A. New Rochelle College, M.S. Simmons College
Special Class
1964
Edward E. Hippert, Jr.B.A. Assumption
College
Latin
1965
Norman E. Houle A.B. St. Anselm College Mathematics 1962
Robert G. Kane B.A. Holy Cross College History M.Ed. Worcester State Teachers' College
1960
Jacqueline A. LangloisB.A. Anna Maria
English 1963
College
Edward H. Lucier ·· B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers College
Science 1959
Frances E. Madden B.S. Regis College Ed.M. Calvin Coolidge College
Commercial
1955
John F. Madden B.S. Holy Cross College Commercial Ed.M. Boston Univ. Ed.D. Calvin Coolidge College
1949
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Francis L. McGrath B.S.E. Fitchburg State Mechanical Teachers' College Drawing Ed.M. Worcester State College®
1960
Joan M. Mulvihill
B.A. Emmanuel College Girls Phys. Ed. 1965
Vite J. Pigaga
B.S. Boston University Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers College
History 1957
Robert P. Rochette
B.A. Clark University Ed.M. Clark Univ.
Science 1961
Paige Rowden
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College; Ed. M. Worcester State Teachers' College
Boys Phys. Ed. 1954
John J. Savage
Ph.B. Holy Cross College
Mathematics 1959
John M. Sullivan
A.B. St. Anselm College English 1962
James A. Tivnan
A.B. Holy Cross College History Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
1955
Robert C. Young
B.A. Univ. of Mass. Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
Mathematics 1962
Paul Zambarano B.B.A. Clark University Guidance Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
1961
MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
James G. Reidy
A.B. Holy Cross College Principal Ed.M. Fitchburg State Teachers' College
1946
John H. English: Jr. B.S.E. Fitchburg State Vice Principal 1955 Teachers' College, Ed. Industrial Arts M. Worcester State Teachers' College M.A.T. Assumption
Audrey J. Clough B.S.E. Oneonta State College
Grade 1 1965
Cynthia J. Niquette B.S.E. Worcester State Grade 2
1965
Teachers' College
Grade 3
1965
Judith A. Dubrey B.A. Anna Maria College
Margaret E. Girouard B.S.E. Worcester State Grade 4 Teachers' College
1965
Lillian R. Chaffee A.B. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 5 1959
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Irene M. O'Neil
Worcester Normal
School
Grade 5 (St. Jude)
1964
Richard H. Brierly
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 6 1961
Arith. Sci.
Grade 6
1961
Geog. Hist.
Amelia L. Koziak
B A. Clark University
Grade 6
1965
Eng., Lit.
John F. Bowler B.B.A. Nichols College Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 6
Geography
1962
Kathleen M. Kane B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 6
1965
Literature
Grade 7
1961
Science
Harry R. Blaisdell, Jr. B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 7 1963
History
Catherine M. Carey B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 7
1959
English
Nancy W. Martinson B.A. Marietta College
Grade 7
1965
Mathematics
Norman W. Hamley B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College Ed M. Worcester State
Grade 7
1963
Literature
Richard L. Rydant B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 8
1963
History
Normand W. LaPlante B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College M.Ed. Worcester State
Grade 8
1961
Geography
George H. Albro B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 8
English
1965
James S. Fitzgerald B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Science
John E. King B.S. Worcester Tech.
Grade 8
1963
Math
Mrs. Mary C. Monahan B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Special Class 1956
Mrs. Louise S. Nally B.S.E. Framingham
State Teachers' Coll.
Arts
William McManus B.M. Boston Conserva- tory
Music 1965
Susan E. Black Worcester Art Museum Art
1964
Janice M. Corazzini
B.A. Anna Maria Coll. Art 1965
Grade 8
1964
Household 1963
James F. Grady B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
William J. Jerome Ph.B Holy Cross College
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William L. Penny B.S.Ed. Concord College, W.Va.
Phys. Ed.
1964
CENTER SCHOOL
Bernard D. Clifford B.S. Holy Cross College Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
Principal
1955
Mary A. McDonough B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 1
1955
Elizabeth C. Murphy Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 1
1960
Grade 1
1960
Mary M. Beauregard B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College, Ed.M. Worcester State Teachers' College
Lillian C. Brooks
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 2
1965
Dorothy A. Brosnan A.B. Our Lady of the Elms; Ed.M.Worcester State
Grade 2
1960
Ruth Emmett Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 2
1945
Ruth H. Sprague
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 3
1953
Eva T. Doyle
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 3
1957
Kathleen M. Lennon B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 3
1965
Ann S. Brooks
A.B. Tufts College
Grade 4
1954
Lucia J. Holdroyd
A.B. Mt. Holyoke Coll. Columbia University
Grade 4
1948
Kathleen E. Weir
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Grade 4
1964
Dorothy W. Butler
A.B. Earlham College Columbia University
Grade 5
1953
Joseph J. Rollins
A.B. Clark University Ed.M. Worcester State
Grade 5
1954
Gertrude M. Miller A.B. Emmanuel College Special Class
1958
Richard M. Raymond B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Special Class 1964
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CHERRY VALLEY SCHOOL
Ruth M. McDermott Worcester State Normal Principal School, Worcester Grade 1 State Teachers'
1928
Mary Hargrove
A.B. New Rochelle Coll. Grade 1
1963
Frances M. Conway
Worcester State Normal Grade 2 School, Worcester State Teachers'
1945
Anne M. King
A.B. Anna Maria Coll. Grade 2 Subst.tute
Anne M. Thompson
Perry Kindergarten Normal School
Grade 3 1944
Mary F. Sheary B.A. Our Lady of the Eims
Grade 3 1965
Kathleen T. Hart B.A. Newton College of Grade 4 the Sacred Heart
1964
Anne L. McDonough BS. Clark University Grade 5 1962
Ed.M. Worcester State
John F. Oliva
B.S.E. Fitchburg State Teachers College
Grade 6 1963
ROCHDALE SCHOOL
Ireen B. O'Connell B.S.E. Boston Univ., Ed. Principal M. Worcester State Grade 4
1955
Eileen M. Anderson
B.S.E. Worcester State Grade 1 1964
Mary G. Bergin
B.S.E. Worcester State Grade 2 1945
Teachers' College
Agnes M. Toomey A.B. Emmanuel College Grade 3
1953
Francis J. Foley Jr.
B.S. Clark University
Grade 5 1964
SPECIAL TEACHERS
M. Christine McPartland
Laura M. Marble
B.S.E. Univ. State of N.Y.
B.S.E. Worcester State Teachers' College
Reading Supervisor
1948
William A. Sipos B.S. Holy Cross College M.A. Assumption Coll.
Guidance Director
1961
· · Worcester Art Museum
Art 1940
Supervisor
Music 1962
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