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The Tewksbury program consisted of an 8-week summer school with emphasis on improving the skills of Reading and Arithmetic. In addition, cultural and recreational activities, and health and physical education were a part of the program.
Under the requirements of the act the school department had to identify the school area of the community that would benefit most from this type of educational program. Our program was conducted at the Shawsheen School for grades one through six. The summer program ran daily from 9 to 12 three days a week, and from 9 to 3 two days a week. There was an average of one field trip a week.
The second program is called "Head Start" and was for pre-school children from low income families. This program is sponsored by Community Teamwork Inc. and consisted of an 8-week summer school with emphasis on providing social, cultural and educational experiences. The pre-school chil- dren attended school from 9:00 to 1:00 Monday through Friday. Field Trips were held for the youngsters.
The guidance services at the elementary school level were expanded in September with the appointment of an Elementary School Adjustment Counselor. The purpose of the School Adjustment Counseling Program is
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to assist maladjusted children during their earliest school years in order to avoid serious underachievement and behavior disorders in later years. Consequently, this program deals with these children (grade one through grade eight), their families, and appropriate social agencies in an attempt to help them make normal progress in school, and allow them to effectively utilize the resources of the school. Children who are referred to the School Adjustment Counselor could include:
1. The aggressive and/or destructive child.
2. The child who is excessively withdrawn, lonely, isolated.
3. A child who, because of a physical handicap, has emotional diffi- culties.
4. A child who fails in his classwork without apparent cause, i.e., who achieves much less than his ability indicates he should.
5. The child who steals.
6. The child who has temper tantrums.
7. The child who has poor relationships with teachers and/or peers.
8. The child who has reading difficulties.
9. The child who resists authority and learnings.
I am including in this report some excerpts from the annual report of the Director of Guidance because I feel some of the statistics listed will answer many questions relative to the destiny of our students.
The largest class in the history of the Tewksbury School System con- sisting of one hundred and forty boys and one hundred and thirty-two girls graduated from the Tewksbury High School in June, 1966. Approximately equal proportions of the student body either went on to further schooling or entered the work force. A number of boys entered the armed services due to the present conflict in Vietnam.
The majority of the students in the Business and Industrial Arts majors elected to work immediately following graduation while the remainder of the students attended a school of a specific type such as a business school or a technical institution. Most of the students who completed the college preparatory course entered four year colleges or two year junior colleges.
When compiled, the list of schools these students are attending is quite diverse. Some of the types represented and examples of each are listed below:
Randolph-Macon
Bridgewater State
West Virginia Tech.
Lowell Technological Institute
Eastern Baptist
Colby College
Salem State Boston College
Merrimack
Lowell State
University of Massachusetts
Boston University
University of Rochester
Oberlin
There were fifty-four students who entered four year colleges. This group accounted for 23% of the class.
Twenty-six students, 11% of the class, entered two year business schools, junior and community colleges and these are examples:
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Bryant McIntosh Kathorine Gibbs Mount Wachusett Community College
Northern Essex Community College
McIntosh Business School Bay State Community College
Eight girls entered nursing at the following hospitals: Lowell General St. Joseph's Lawrence General
Lawrence Memorial Lynn School of Nursing
There were eleven other students who continued their studies at vari- ous schools, such as:
Berklee School of Music, Hair Dressing Schools and Schools of Art
The amount of scholarship aid received by the students amounted to: $4,650 in Town and local scholarships and $7,900 in scholarships awarded by the colleges to which the students applied. It must be remembered that these are renewable for the four years if the student keeps his grades at the satisfactory level. Also, two seniors were eligible to receive full tuition Naval R.O.T.C. scholarships because of their success in the competitive examination and their high school record.
This was an excellent year for the business department graduates. Just a few of the companies where they secured employment are as follows.
Wang Labs, Tewksbury Hanscom Field, Bedford Internal Revenue, Lawrence John Hancock, Boston
American Mutual, Wakefield Lincoln Lab, Bedford V. A. Hospital, Bedford
Conclusion
The success of any enterprise depends upon the cooperation of many people. Any success we may have achieved this year in our schools is due to the efforts of my dedicated staff, loyal administrators and conscientious school committee. It is with deep appreciation and thanks that I acknowl- edge the splendid work and cooperation of all these people. It is this dedi- cation of teachers to our children and their profession which promotes quality public school education. All members of the non-teaching staff contribute greatly and unselfishly to the smooth operation of our schools. I deeply appreciate their efforts and extend to them my sincere thanks.
The members of our School Committee deserve the unqualified appre- ciation of the entire community. Countless hours are given to school busi- ness by this committee each year and Tewksbury is indeed fortunate to have the caliber of persons they have serving on the School Committee.
To our other Town officials, P.T.A. groups and civic and fraternal or- ganizations who have contributed in any way to the cause of better educa- tion for Tewksbury I also express my gratitude and appreciation.
President Johnson stated in his State of the Union Message a few years ago and I think it's appropriate for all of our consideration now-
"Every child must have the best education the Nation can provide . . . Thomas Jefferson said no nation can be both ignorant and free. Today no nation can be ignorant and great."
JOHN W. WYNN, Superintendent of Schools
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TEWKSBURY SCHOOL - GRADE DISTRIBUTION
Grade
1 |2 |3 |4 |5 |6 |7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |Ungr.| Totals
Flemings
1
-
96|
1
1 96
East Street
-
-
204
1
I
I
-
204
Foster
63
| 200 |
263
Heath Brook
173 157 158 |163|
651
North Street
|259 |158 |
-
1
1
-
-
1 417
Shawsheen
181 |132 137 |130 |108 |
- 688 -
Center
357 |218
- 26 |
601
Junior High
105 430 436 383
14 | 1368
High
-
-
| 327 | 292 | 244 |
863
Public Schools
613 510 499 493 465 419 430 436 383 327 |292 | 244
St. William's
42 40 45 39 38 |38
35 | 35 |
-
-
I
1
312
TOTALS
655 550 544 532 503 457 |465 |471 | 383 / 327 | 292 | 244 |
40 5463
-
-
1
-
-
-
1
EDUCATIONAL AND EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES
Every person from 14-16 years of age must have an employment certifi- cate or permit and those between 16-18 years of age must have an educa- tional certificate before starting work. These certificates and permits may be obtained from the offices of the Superintendent of Schools, the High School Principal, and Mrs. Loella Dewing of the School Committee. When one makes application for a certificate (or "working card"), he must apply in person and bring birth certificate and report of last grade attended.
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I
40 | 5151
PUBLIC SCHOOLS - October 1, 1966
GRADE - AGE DISTRIBUTION
Gr./Age
-
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Totals
1
121
425
66
1
613
2
78
338
77
17
510
3
65
347
78
9
499
4
80
334
67
12
493
5
81
309
59
15
1
465
6
83
259
57
17
3
419
7
-
1
74
275
61
18
1
430
8
80
277
63
16
436
9
72
252
43
15
1
383
10
1
63
196
55
11
1
327
11
89
153
41
7
2
292
12
72
143
25
3
1
244
Ungr.
1
6
3
4
7
5
8
5
1
40
Totals
121
504
| 469
505
516
472 | 408 |
434 434
407
305
296
196
33
5
-
1
5151
AGE OF ADMISSION TO SCHOOL
All children born as of January 1, 1962 are eligible to attend school in the coming fall term. No entrance tests for children under the age requirement will be given.
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ROSTER OF SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
December 31, 1966
CENTRAL OFFICE
John W. Wynn, M. Ed. Superintendent of Schools
Edward J. Farley, M. Ed. Assistant Superintendent
Thelma Whitehouse (Mrs.) Secretary
William J. Mckenzie Bookkeeper
Ilah Read (Mrs.)
Payroll Supervisor
Mary Antonelli (Mrs.) Clerk-Bookkeeper
MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
Pleasant Street
Lawrence McGowan, M. Ed.
Principal
Joseph Crotty, M.A.
Vice-Principal
Irene Maliszewski (Mrs.)
Clerk
Dorothy Gendall (Mrs.)
Clerk
Doris Farwell (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Mary Stevens (Mrs.), B.A. English Department Head
Elizabeth Ahonen (Mrs.), B.S. English
John Perreault, M.A. English
William Coughlin, B.S. Ed. English
Mary Crossley (Mrs.), M.A.
English
Robert Healy, B.A.
English
Carol Keefe, B.S.
English
Joan Kelley, M. Ed.
English
Sheila Walsh, B.A.
English
Dorothy Erpen, B.A.
English
Jennie Basile (Mrs.), M.A.
Foreign Language Department Head
Fred Valerio, B.A.
Foreign Languages
Joseph Lemieux, B.A.
Foreign Languages
Ruth Hanson, B.A.
Foreign Languages
Charles Hazel
Director of Athletics
Beverly Pamp, B.S.
Physical Education
Robert McCabe, B.S.
Physical Education
Elsie Woolaver (Mrs.), B.A.
Social Studies Department Head
Warren Bowen, M. Ed.
Social Studies
Thomas Malloy, M.A.
Social Studies
Donald Currier, B.S. Ed. Social Studies
John Corbett, B.A. Social Studies
Sieger Canney (Mrs.), M.A.T.
Social Studies
Christos Koumantzelis, M. Ed.
Social Studies
Leo Montebello, M. Ed.
Social Studies
F. Thomas Nissi, B.S.
Social Studies
William Fay, B.A. Social Studies
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School Roster . . continued
John Ryan, M. Ed. Business Education Department Head Business Education
Margaret Kuhn, M. Ed.
Vincent Bucci, B.S. Ed.
.Business Education
Robert deGaravilla, B.S.
Business Education
Elsie Guyer (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Business Education
Anita McDonald (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Business Education
Maureen Foley, B.S.
Business Education
Albert Comeau, B.S.
Industrial Arts
Paul Schwartz, B.S.
Industrial Arts
Anthony Romano, B.S. Ed.
Industrial Arts
Frederick Farrar, B.A.
Industrial Arts
Elsie Piacentini (Mrs.), M. Ed.
Science Department Head
John Fragala, B.S.
Science
Michael Daley, B.S. Ed.
Science
William Betourney, B.S.
Science
Archibald Toothaker, B.S.
Science
Thomas Trayers, M. Ed.
Science
Kathleen Mangion, B.S.
Science
Bryce Collins, M. Ed.
Mathematics Department Head
Linda Lewis (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
Annmarie Silva (Mrs.), M. Ed.
Mathematics
William Hegan, B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
Carol Ducharme (Mrs.), B.S.
Mathematics
Ronald DeSilva, B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
Barbara Mersereau (Mrs.) M.S.
Home Economics
Cynthia Niederhelman (Mrs.), M.S.
Art
Hope Place (Mrs.), B.A.
Librarian
Non-Faculty
Dorothy Daudelin (Mrs.)
Matron
Robert Wilson
Custodian
Daniel Desmond
Custodian
Richard Gerety
.Custodian
William Irwin
Custodian
James Love
Custodian
Cornelius Underhill
Custodian
Thelma Palmer (Mrs.)
Manager
Gladys Barron (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Flora Bjork (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Barbara Couillard (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Elsie Howes (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Edme Ingram (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Martha Kelleher (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Joan Martin (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Yvonne Sprangers (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Dorothy Treadwell (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Doris Wheeler (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Clerk
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School Roster . .. continued
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Victor Drive
Richard Griffiin, M. Ed.
Principal
Antonio Terenzi, CAGS
Vice-Principal
Phyllis Wheaton (Mrs.)
Clerk
Marion Morris (Mrs.)
Clerk
Dorothy Doherty (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Robert Manzi, B.S. Ed.
English Department Head
Alice Baumgartner (Mrs), B.A.
English
Jason Andrews, M. Ed.
English
Norman DeMarais, B.S.
English
George S. Abodeely, M. Ed.
English
Paul Neily, M. Ed.
English
Carolyn Sullivan, B.S.
English
Phyllis Aaronson (Mrs.) B.A.
English
Alice Blanchard (Mrs.) B.S. Ed.
English
Lillian Davidson (Mrs.) B.S. Ed.
English
Alfred White, B.S. Ed.
Science Department Head
Lola Grillo (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Science
Thomas Cleary, M. Ed.
Science
Eileen Khoury, B.S.
Science
James Lennox, B.S.
Science
Margaret Maxwell, B.A.
Science
John MacPhee, B.A.
Science
Anthony Sidorovich, B.A.
Science
Marilyn Delaney, M. Ed.
Business Education
Charles Ellison, B.A.
Social Studies
Alan Bemiss, B.A.
Social Studies
William Traveis, B.S.
Social Studies
Robert Bowser, M. Ed.
Social Studies
Dennis McGadden, B.S.
Social Studies
Neil Curley, B.A.
Social Studies
Gennaro DiSarcina, B.S. Ed.
Social Studies
Walter Mackey, B.A.
Shop
William McAuley
Shop
C. Alan Carpenter, B.S.
Shop
Barbara Curcio, B.A.
Art
Caroll Lefferts, B.A.
Music
Judith White (Mrs.), M. Ed.
Mathematics Department Head
Robert Mercaldi, B.S. Ed. Mathematic
Norman Marble, B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
Anthony Covino, B. S.
Social Studies
Charles Cosgrove, B.A.
Social Studies
Donald Stewart, B.S. Ed.
Social Studies
Kenneth Young, M. Ed.
Social Studies Department Head
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School Roster ... continued
Walter Lewis, B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
John Regan, M. Ed.
Mathematics
Armand Capodaqua, B.S. Ed.
Mathematics
Sandra Stefan, B.A.
Mathematics Mathematics
Martha Turner, B.A.
Mary Sullivan (Mrs.), B.S.
Foreign Languages
Joyce Grant, B.S. Ed.
Foreign Languages
Robert Vadeboncoeur, B.S.
Physical Education
Andrea Wragg, B.S. Ed.
Physical Education
Jeanette Sanford (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Home Economics
Mildred Ames (Mrs.), M.S.
Home Economics
Roger Lorrey, M. Ed.
Special Class
Eileen Cullinan (Mrs.), B.S.
Librarian
Robert Horgan, B.S.
Grade 6
Monica Weir (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Grade 6
Philip Kearney, B.S. Ed.
Grade 6
Non-Faculty
Dorothy Lavallee (Mrs.)
Matron
Earl Sager
Custodian
William Bulloch
Custodian
Orville Ford
Custodian
Harold Gath
Custodian
Herbert Losh
Custodian
Henry Pestana
Custodian
Virginia Girard (Mrs.)
Manager
Beverly Belcher (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Bertha D'Amico (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Marie Doucette (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Margaret Lyver (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Mildred Mendonca (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Rose Moore (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Pauline Powers (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Laura Ryan (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Barbara Stevens (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Margaret Young (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Maria Zachistal (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
CENTER SCHOOL
Pleasant Street
William Tsimtsos, M. Ed.
Principal
Madeline O'Hearn (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Grade
Marilyn Hogan, B.A.
5
Dorothy Mahon (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
5
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School Roster ... continued
Mary Cronin (Mrs.)
Helen Cogswell (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
5
Elaine Mullen (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
5
Jean Dewar (Mrs.), B. A.
5
Carolyn Mason, B.S. Ed.
5
Maureen Burns, B.A.
5
Richard Mousseau, B.S. Ed.
5
John Maccario, B.A.
5
Mary Hogan, B.S. Ed
5
Judith Moyer, B.A.
5
George Paul, B.S.
6
Joseph Crowley, B.S.
6
Gerald Smith, B.S.
6
Mary Bates (Mrs.), M.A. Ed.
6
Alexander Lambroukos, B.S. Ed.
6
Theresa Vale (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
6
Patricia Smith (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
6
Elizabeth Johnson (Mrs.), B.A.
Special Class
Emily Doucette (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Special Class
Non-Faculty
Walter Morris
Custodian
Daniel Desmond
Custodian
Shirley Jellison
Custodian
Freda Greeno (Mrs.)
Manager
Blanche Hill (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Lorraine McPhee (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Ann Rhine (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Ruth Webster (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
EAST STREET EDUCATIONAL FACILITY
East Street
William Tsimtsos, M. Ed. Principal
Betty Bradford (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Grade
Gertrude Duffy (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
3
Thelma Greene (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
3
Mary Ronan, B.A.
3
Mary Fitzgerald, B.S. Ed.
3
Audrey Wetterwald (Mrs.), B.S.
3
Cassandra Winter, B.S. Ed.
3
Helen Nissi (Mrs.), B.S.
3
Priscilla Hurlbutt, B.A.
3
Non-Faculty
Daniel Martin
Custodian
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School Roster ... continued
ELLA FLEMINGS SCHOOL
Andover Street
Grade
John Weir, M. Ed., Teaching Principal
6
Catherine Torla, B.S. Ed.
6
Jack Baker, B.S.
6
Non-Faculty
Robert McDonald
Maintenance
Alphonse Mello
Maintenance
Isidore Nawossa
Maintenance
FOSTER SCHOOL
Main Street
Daniel Hanson, M. Ed.
Principal
Grace Belliveau (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Grade
Elaine Quigley, B.A.
2
Alma Ezekian, B.A.
2
Ruth Alward (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Mildred Bates (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Martha Quinn, M. Ed.
4
Claire O'Connor, B.S. Ed.
4
Helen Koepp (Mrs.), B.A.
4
Rosalie Abbott, M. Ed.
4
Non-Faculty
Eldon Willoughby Custodian
Ruth Mores (Mrs.) Manager
Marjorie Cogswell (Mrs.) Lunchroom Worker
Mabel Dewing (Mrs.) Lunchroom Worker
Emma Farley (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
HEATH BROOK SCHOOL
Shawsheen Street
Nicklos Andronikos, M. Ed.
Principal
Elizabeth Irwin (Mrs.) Clerk
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School Roster ... continued
Teachers
Grade
Judith Zabierek (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
1
Hazel Gangi (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
1
Pauline King, B.S. Ed.
1
Myra Silver (Mrs.), B.A.
1
Claire Conley, B.A.
1
Claire Rodgers, B.S. Ed.
1
Marianne Tsimtsos (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
2
Rosalie Cameron (Mrs).
2
Myra Pruitt (Mrs.), M. Ed.
2
Joanne Liakos, B.S. Ed.
2
Virginia Walkey (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
2
Maureen DiPalma (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
2
Caroline Fiedler (Mrs.)
3
Lorraine Nastek (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
3
Dianne Cox (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
3
Ann Kearney, B.S. Ed.
3
Paula Mclaughlin, B.A.
3
Ruthanne MacFadgen, B.S. Ed.
4
Julie Trull (Mrs.) B.A.
4
Barbara Duarte, B.S. Ed.
4
Sheila Elliott (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Elaine Alley (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Mary Burke (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Non-Faculty
Joseph Neal
Custodian
James Croucher
Custodian
Burr Quimby
Custodian
Dorothy Coviello (Mrs.)
Manager
June DelGrosso (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Marie Maloney (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Jeannette St. Croix (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
NORTH STREET SCHOOL
North Street
Daniel C. Hanson, M. Ed. Principal
Jane Foster (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Charlotte Johnson (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
1
Carol St. Jean, B.S. Ed.
1
Jean Moruzzi, B.S. .... Meredith DeBow, B.S.
1
1
Janice Brown, B.A.
1
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School Roster ... continued
Mary LaBay (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
1
Mary Ann Stanavich, B.S. Ed. 1
Carol Kirwan (Mrs.), B.S.
1
Kathleen Garvey, B.S. Ed.
1
Jacqueline Dupont (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
2
Jennie Zantuhos (Mrs.), B.S. Ed. 2
2
Carolyn Mclaughlin, B.A.
2
Esther Cohen, B.S. Ed.
2
Non-Faculty
James Farley
Custodian
Leo Dunn
Custodian
Ethel Anderson (Mrs.)
Manager
Margaret Booth (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Gladys Collins (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Dorothy DeMarais (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
SHAWSHEEN SCHOOL
Salem Road
Edward Pelletier, M.A.
Principal
Eleanor Callan (Mrs.)
Clerk
Teachers
Grade
Alice McGrath (Mrs.)
1
Helen Reardon (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
1
Marilyn Bernstein (Mrs.), B.A.
1
Virginia Callahan (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
1
Jeanne Manzi (Mrs.), B.A.
1
Christine Themeles, B.S.
1
Ann McQuade (Mrs.)
2
Nordice Chute (Mrs.), B.S.
2
Janice Sherman (Mrs.) B.A.
2
Nancy Mellen, B.S., Ed.
2
Mary-Beth Whiteside (Mrs.), B.A.
3
Virginia Theokas (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
3
Judith Babb (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
3
Roberta Eden (Mrs.), B.A.
3
Louise Davy, B.S.
3
Gilberte Roy
4 4
Hazel Neal (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Nancy Thurmond (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
4
Jean Murch (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
5
Carol Smith (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
5
Leo Creegan, B.S. Ed.
5
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Marlene Moynihan, B.S. Ed.
Joan Ryan (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
School Roster ... continued
Non-Faculty
Charles Ryan
Custodian
Perry Siopes
Custodian
Helen Ernest (Mrs.)
Manager
Margery Bennett (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Lorraine Lipp (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
Flora Morris (Mrs.)
Lunchroom Worker
SUPERVISORS AND SPECIALISTS
Central Office Junior High School
Suzanne Gleason, B.F.A. Elementary Art
Carol Rodgers (Mrs.), B.S. Ed.
Elementary Art
Mary Dinteman (Mrs.), B.F.A.
Elementary Music
Rose Drohan (Mrs.) B. Mus. Ed.
Elementary Music
Myles Kiberd, B.S. Ed.
Elementary Physical Education
Barbara Hines (Mrs.), B.S.
Elementary Physical Education
Joseph Musumeci, B. Mus. Director of Music
Joseph Buckley, B. Mus. Elementary Instrumental
Jane Meterparel (Mrs.), B.S.
Speech and Hearing
Mildred West (Mrs.), M. Ed. Remedial Reading
Evelyn Saulich (Mrs.), CAS
School Adjustment Counselor
Francis Sheehan, M. Ed.
Guidance Director
William Lever, M. Ed.
Guidance Counselor
Eileen McSwiney (Mrs.), M. Ed.
Guidance Counselor
Alice Marcotte (Mrs.), B.A.
Guidance Counselor
Francis Treanor, M.A.
Guidance Counselor
George Abodeely, M. Ed.
Guidance Counselor
Ruth Sutton (Mrs.)
Lunch Program Supervisor
Francis McCusker
Supervisor of Custodians
Walter Jop
Attendance
Morris Kelman, M.D.
School Doctor
Edward F. Duffy, O.D.
School Doctor
Felipe P. Novo, M.D. School Doctor
Philip Mclaughlin, M.D.
School Doctor
Ora MacLaren (Mrs.), R.N.
School Nurse
Rachel Killeen (Mrs.), R.N.
School Nurse
Doris Osterman (Mrs.), R.N.
School Nurse
. .
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Index
APPEALS BOARD 116
APPLICATION OF FUNDS - 1966 Town Meeting
55
APPOINTIVE COMMITTEES
6
APPOINTIVE OFFICERS
2
ASSESSORS
88
AUDITOR
131
Appropriation Statement
153
Balance Sheet
159
Debt Accounts
157
Debt Outstanding December 31, 1966
158
Detail of Debt Outside Debt Limit
158
Expenditures
136
Receipts
131
Schools - Operating
145
Schools - Salaries
145
Statement of Town Debt December 31, 1966
158
Statement of Interest December 31, 1966 158
Trust and Investment Funds 157
BIRTHS
80
BUILDING INSPECTOR
115
CITIZEN ACTIVITY RECORD
9
CIVIL DEFENSE
106
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
82
COUNCIL FOR THE AGING
103
DEATHS
80
DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTS
71
ELECTION RESULTS
56
ELECTIVE OFFICERS
1
FIRE DEPARTMENT 114
GOVERNMENT DISTRICTS 8
198
Index ... continued
HEALTH BOARD
122
Animal Inspector
123
Dental Clinic
122
Gas Inspector
123
Medical Services
123
Plumbing Inspector
123
Sanitarian, Department of Food and Milk
122
Sanitary Inspector
123
Slaughtering Inspector
123
HOUSING AUTHORITY
130
INDEX TO ARTICLES - 1966 Town Meeting
12
IN MEMORIAM:
Charles A. Doucette
167
Ashael Jewell
167
John E. Smith
102
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 120
JURY LIST
66
LIBRARY TRUSTEES
117
MUNICIPAL BUILDING COMMITTEE
164
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
10
PERSONNEL BOARD
89
PLANNING BOARD
118
POLICE DEPARTMENT
104
Roster
4
POLICE - Auxiliary 125
Roster
5
PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD
92
Summary of Cases
92
RECREATION PROGRAM
90
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
81
ROAD COMMISSIONERS 84
199
Index ... continued
SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS
169
Age of Admission
188
Calendar
170
Employees' Roster
189
Grade-Age Distribution
188
No School Signals
170
Planning Committee
107 187
School Committee
171
Report of
172
Shawsheen Valley Regional Technical/Vocational High School
108
Superintendent of Schools
173
Comparative Analysis of Annual Appropriations and Statistical Data
181
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
126
TOWN COUNSEL 165
TOWN CLERK
80
Financial
80
Town Statistics
80
Vital Statistics
80
TOWN ELECTION, Annual
56
TREASURER 127
TREASURER-COLLECTOR
128
TREE DEPARTMENT
91
VETERANS' SERVICES
119
WARRANT, Annual Town Meeting - 1966
13
Salary Schedule
16
Wage Schedule
14
WARRANT FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING:
May 26, 1966
59
December 5, 1966
62
WATER COMMISSIONERS
96
WIRE INSPECTOR
99
YOUTH BASEBALL
100
200
School-Grade Distribution
A
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Tewksbury 1967 MASSACHUSETTS
ANNUAL nrnant
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
GENERAL INFORMATION
1 Town:
Tewksbury, Massachusetts.
2. County:
Middlesex, ss.
3. Location:
At the junction of two new Super Highways in Northeastern Massa- chusetts U. S. Interstate Route 495 and U. S. Interstate Route 93. The Town is bordered on the north by the Merrimack River, north- east by Andover, southeast by Wilmington, southwest by Billerica and borders on Lowell on the west. It is 21 miles from Boston, 50 miles from Worcester, 30 miles from Salisbury Beach and 230 miles from New York City.
4. Population:
1950-7,505; 1960-15,902; 1963-16,700; 1965-18,079; 1967-21,000.
5. Land Area:
20.70 square miles = 10,7981/2 acres assessed.
6. Density:
Persons per square mile: 1950-363; 1960-768; 1965-874.
7. Climate:
Mean annual precipitation-43.40 inches. Mean temperature in January-26.6 degrees; in July-73.7 degrees.
8. Elevation:
Highest point-Ames Hill, 363'; North section, 200'; West section, 150'; Center, 120'; South section, 105' above mean sea level.
9. Topography:
Fairly level terrain, with elevations varying from 100' to 200' above sea level. Soil is a mixture of sandy soil in southern section, wet and moist and of good texture along the central and northern sections.
10. Established:
Inhabitants separated from Billerica in 1733. First Town Meeting held January 14, 1734. Duly incorporated December 23, 1734.
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GENERAL GOVERNMENT
ELECTED OFFICERS
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Ch. Kevin C. Sullivan-1968 David J. Beattie-1968
Frank A. Antonelli-1970 Francis X. Corliss-1969 Joseph J. Whelan-1970
BOARD OF HEALTH
Ch. Kevin C. Sullivan-1968 Francis X. Corliss-1969 Joseph J. Whelan-1970
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Frank A. Antonelli-1970 Francis X. Corliss-1969
David J. Beattie-1968 Kevin C. Sullivan-1968
Joseph J. Whelan-1968
ASSESSORS
Ch. Victor N. Cluff (1969) John J. Nolan-1970 Lewis Tremblay-1968
TOWN CLERK John E. Hedstrom-1969
TOWN COLLECTOR AND TREASURER William J. O'Neill-1969
AUDITOR Thomas J. Berube-1970
MODERATOR Alan M. Qua-1968
PARK COMMISSIONERS
Ch. Francis P. Sherlock-1969 Leslie Collins-1968 Philip H. Sands-1970
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