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In October 1967 the consultant for the master planners detailed necessary expansion and modifications for a 500 pupil addition. Ex- tensive interior modification would be required without benefit of state aid. Present at both feasibility sessions were representatives
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of the School Committee, School Planning Committee, High School Build- ing Committee, Elementary School Building Committee, and School Ad- ministration. A request for individual expression of direction the Town should take in providing for school space needs resulted in near unanimous support for a simultaneous building program, new elementary and new high school. Also school population projections were accepted as probably the best guide available for school planning purposes .
With the two basic issues resolved, the School Planning Commit- tee petitioned the Selectmen to fill the vacancies which had occurred on the High School Building Committee over the past three years so that the building of a new high school could move forward with all reasonable speed. The new high school building committee held an or- ganizational meeting Dec. 7, 1967, and Mr. Lawrence Johnston was elected chairman and Mr. Donald Currier secretary. Other members include Mr. Everett Clement and Mr. Walter Reilly, only remaining members of the original committee, and Mr. Irving Farrar.
1968-69 is the critical year. No additional space will be avail- able prior to the scheduled opening of the new elementary school in September 1969. All schools are near or in excess of capacity, in- cluding our two marginal schools, Roudenbush and Old Nab, reopened this past year. So in order to accommodate all pupils on single session in September 1968 very careful planning will be required. The most critical level is grades 9-12 where a 75 pupil increase is anticipated. It is for this reason that the move of the Central Office staff from Westford Academy to Town Farm, freeing office space for additional classroom space, is so urgent. Hopefully this will be accomplished in the spring.
Below find the enrollment projection table that is currently guiding our long range school plant planning:
NORMAL CAPACITIES
GRADE
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
12
117
110
146
179
*139
ACADEMY - 500
11
119
158
194
*150
*181
10
150
184
*143
*172
*211
9
241
*187
*225
*275
*268
8
175
211
258
251
290
N. MIDDLE - 600
7
206
252
245
283
272
6
241
235
271
261
279
ROUD - 150
FROST
150
5
227
261
252
269
255
CAM
- 200
SAR
- 200
4
254
245
261
248
295
NAB
- 450
O.NAB - 100
3
244
259
247
293
334
2
256
244
290
330
310
ELEMENTARY - 1250
1
244
290
330
310
294
2350 TOTAL
2474
2636
2862
3021
3128
#K
261
297
279
265
316
*10% regional tech students deducted.
#90% of grade 1 for following year.
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It is evident that our current school plant must be used to its maximum efficiency. Over the past year the play area at the Old Nabnasset School was leveled and returfed and the backstop moved to a more usable corner of the field, the building painting program was continued on schedule, the Academy athletic field was entirely sur- rounded by a permanent chain link fence, the Academy girls' gang showers were replaced with far more utilitarian individual stall showers and dressing rooms, and the last of our hand fired boilers, Old Nab School, was equipped for automatic gas heat.
In addition to maintaining and modernizing our school plant for most efficient pupil use, all building must be rendered as safe as possible for our boys and girls, and every effort should be made to protect the Town's investment in the school plant. This past year our three newer buildings, the Academy, Nabnasset School and North Middle School, were tied into the central fire station to provide the earliest possible alert in case of fire. The cost for automatic fire detection for our three new buildings was about $1000 each. To provide similar fire detection equipment in our five older buildings will cost about $3000 each. A special article has been prepared for taxpayer action at the Annual Town Meeting.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
It would be a thoughtless oversight to close this 1967 Annual Report without recognizing those community citizens who have demon- strated great interest in our schools and our boys and girls.
First and foremost of course are those who voluntarily, with some persuasion, agree to serve on building committees. These com- mittees are in session four to five years. (Middle School Building Committee was appointed in February 1963 and the building was accept- ed by the School Committee only in August of this year. ) The job is very time consuming with evening meetings, visits to other schools, trips to the School Building Assistance Bureau in Boston, confer- ences with school personnel and architects. And the job carries great responsibility because of the long range impact of plant on the educational program and the large costs involved. Bare adequacy these days is expensive, and inadequacy is far more expensive. So building committee members are under pressures from many different sources, and in the final analysis their only reward is satisfaction for a job well done.
Members of the Permanent School Planning Committee too expend a great deal of time in meetings and study and are under constant pub- lic pressure. Seldom are they faced with an "either, or" situation. Usually many alternatives must be considered, and frequently no one solution can assume majority support .
The local Lions Club donated Eye Testing Equipment to the schools this past year, and the Kiwanis Club has placed bus shelters at strategic locations to protect our boys and girls while they await the school bus.
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A local chapter of "Dollars for Scholars" was launched last January, spearheaded by the Westford Jaycees. The chapter awarded $1500 in scholarships last June, only six months following organi- zation.
The Westford Academy Trustees year after year render unsung ser- vices to our boys and girls in the form of instructional equipment and scholarships. This past year almost $5000 was given in scholarship aid.
The Westford Academy Boosters, in addition to generous scholar- ship assistance, support our interscholastic program in many ways throughout the year.
Other local organizations contributing scholarships to our gradu- ates include Fletcher Athletic Club, CYO, Tadmuck Club, and the Westford Grange. There are also many individual citizen awards.
A new organization in Westford, the League of Women Voters, made an in depth study of the Town this past year and will publish a report which will prove most informative to Westford residents. Great inter- est in the Westford schools was evidenced in the research for this publication.
And last April the whole Town entered enthusiastically into a weekend celebration of Westford Academy's 175th Anniversary. Our boys and girls are very fortunate to be attending schools in a com- munity where there is such evidence of adult interest in education.
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PROFESSIONAL SALARY SCHEDULES
September 1967
September 1968
STEP
BACHELORS
MASTERS
M+30
BACHELORS
MASTERS
M+30
1
5700
6270
6840
6100
6710
7320
2
5985
6580
7180
6400
7050
7690
3
6270
6900
7520
6710
7380
8050
6 HOURS
3 HOURS
6 HOURS
3 HOURS
4
6555
7210
7870
7020
7720
8420
5
6840
7520
8210
7320
8050
8780
6
7125
7840
8550
7620
8390
9150
6 HOURS
3 HOURS
6 HOURS
3 HOURS
7
7410
8150
8890
7930
8720
9520
8
7695
8465
9230
8240
9060
9880
9
7980
8780
9580
8540
9390
10250
6 HOURS
3 HOURS
6 HOURS
3 HOURS
10
8265
9090
9920
8840
9730
10610
11
8550
9405
10260
9150
10060
10980
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Following is the report of the School Nurses from January 1, to December 31, 1967:
Children taken home from school because of illness. 12
Children taken to the School Physicians or other doctors .. 14
Nurse-Teacher Conferences. 605 Nurse-Pupil Conferences .. 945
Tested Vision of all children with Massachusetts Vision
Equipment. Children referred to Physician. 125 Tested Hearing of all children with a Pure Tone Audiometer. Children referred to Physician. 53
Assisted School Physicians with Physical Examinations in
Grades 1, 4, 7 and 11 and also students participating in Sports. Students playing Sports were also given a Tub- erculin Tine Test and a Urine Test as part of this exami- nation.
Home Visits:
Acute Communicable 8
Tuberculosis:
Case 12
Suspect.
1
Contact.
4
Crippled Children. 5
Children under 1 year. 63
Children 1 year to school age. 94
School age children. 323
Conferences and Meetings attended. 30
Some changes were made in the Dental Program this year. Fluoride Treatments were given to children in grades 2 and 8. The teeth of the children in grades 1 and 5 were examined and parents notified of dental care needed. Mrs. Eva Dee, the Dental Hygienist on the staff of the Nashoba Associated Boards of Health, accompanied by one of the School Nurses, made home visits to children needing immediate atten- tion.
In April, Dr. W. G. Mackenzie Hume conducted three Pre-School Clinics for the children who were to enter grade 1 in September. This gave parents an opportunity to have the children examined, vaccinated and receive polio and diphtheria & tetanus boosters before entering school. 122 children attended.
Oral Polio Clinics, for grade 1 children, were held in December.
Tuberculin Tine Tests were given in November to students in grades 1 and 9.
Immunization Clinics (diphtheria & tetanus boosters and revac- cinations) for students in grades 1, 6 and 11 were held in March.
Measles vaccine was offered this year for the first time to students in grades 1 through 6.
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Well Child Conferences were conducted by Dr. Mary Donald for Pre- School children. Twenty conferences were held during the year.
For statistics on these clinics and all other Nashoba sponsored activities, see the Report of the Nashoba Associated Boards of Health, appearing elsewhere in the Town Report.
We would like to express our appreciation to you, your teaching staff and the school physicians for the cooperation and assistance we have received at all times.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the Westford Lions Club for the gift of the Titmus Vision Equipment.
Respectfully submitted,
Dorothy A. Healy, R.N. Ruth Hall, R.N. SCHOOL NURSES
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WESTFORD ACADEMY 1967 GRADUATES
Charles Edward Aaron George M. Alcorn Stephen Chester Allen Melissa Jane Armstrong Philip C. Athorn Kenneth A. Baker, Jr. Willard W. Beebe *Patricia Anne Begley *Nancy Lou Belida Anne Marie Bergamini Anne Mary Beskalo Nancy Elizabeth Beskalo *Patricia Ann Beskalo Real J. Blais Paul Blanchard Wayne Brickett Linda Elizabeth Burns
Sandra J. Cady William V. Cady Dana Caffelle Darlene M. Carpenter
Jackson B. Carson
Joyce Dina Chalifoux *William Checchi *Leo V. Clark, Jr. Candice F. Connell Richard A. Connell Gerard J. Cormier Paul Cote Susan Ellen Crocker Christopher W. Daley Francis M. Daly
Jean Marie Daly Kathy DaSilva
*Thomas DaSilva Lawrence Dean Deborah Ann Doucette
James H. Duggan, Jr. Sharon Lee Dupuis Dale Patricia Eastwood Michael Ogden Eggleston Donald Emerson Edward Joseph Finn II Susan Barbara Fletcher Leonard J. Gauthier Susan K. Goodwin *Sandra Marie Grasso Marilyn Ann Guertin John A. Healy, Jr. *Beverly Dorothy Heighes Donald E. Hill
Pauline Ann Holmes Dana Michael Hopkins Linda Sue Hopkins John P. Hughes
*Donna Mae Jankowski Paula Marie Jones David Howard Judd Mildred Ann Kazeniac Stephen G. Kittle Kathleen Ann Knowles Eilen L. Kovalchek Claudia J. Lawrence David A. Leedberg Jane Frances Lewicke Marjorie Ann Lowney *Sandra L. Lund Donald F. Lynch, Jr. Mary Evelyn MacDonald Sandra Ann MacQuarrie Curtis J. Mann Larry John Marcouillier Guy Robert Martin Barbara Susan McAvinew William P. McIntosh Linda M. Mendes Wendy L. Michaelsen Jean Marie Miskell Linda L. Monfette
Diane Lynn Moody Dennis F. Mulligan
William C. Mungovan
Robert L. Munroe
Richard Paul Nathhorst
Philip Norgoal Stephen J. O'Neil Michael Shawn Orr
Dennis A. Palma Richard Joseph Parent
Susan M. Parker William S. Parker
William Jasper Perry John Peter Politano, Jr.
H. Rebecca Pyle
*Janice Mary Reeves Dennis Chester Rieu JoAnn Lynne Robinson Robert L. Ross Jacquelyn Rouleau
*Stephen Jerome Ryan Richard Henry Santaguida Earlene Kathleen Selfridge
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Dennis Carl Squeglia Desire Mary Squeglia Joy Elizabeth Shaw Priscilla Jimenez Soto Barbara Ellen Stone
*Sherry Leigh Swanson Michael William Sweeney Michael Talancy Richard Therrien
Stephen Tousignant
Linda Shirley Trudel
John S. Truitt
David E. Turner
Linda Jean Urbaniak
Gerard H. Vadeboncoeur
George Valcourt
James F. VanBever
Brian L. Vaughn John Veader III
Kevin H. Vibert
Linda Cecilia Vibert
David M. Wheeler
Jayma Wilkins
Carol Marie Williamson
John Thomas Wilson
Stephen E. Zakrzewski
*National Honor Society Member
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PROGRAM
PROCESSIONAL: "Pomp and Circumstance" Elgar
NATIONAL ANTHEM
INVOCATION
REVEREND ROBERT SLATER
SALUTATORY
NANCY BELIDA
HONOR ESSAY
SANDRA GRASSO
SENIOR CLASS ODE - Tune: Words:
Born Free JEAN MISKELL, BARBARA STONE
HONOR ESSAY
BEVERLY HEIGHES
PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT
PATRICIA BEGLEY President of the Class of 1967
ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT
WILLIAM HART President of the Class of 1968
VALEDICTORY
PATRICIA BEGLEY
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS (Given by the Trustees of Westford Academy)
For Excellence in English
For Excellence in Food Prep & Management
Patricia Begley William Mungovan Patricia Begley
For Excellence in French
For Excellence in Home Economics Jacqueline Rouleau For Excellence in Industrial Arts Real Blais
For Excellence in Latin
For Excellence in Mathematics
Nancy Belida Sherry Swanson
For Excellence in Music Susan Fletcher & Stephen Tousignant For Excellence in Science Nancy Belida For Excellence in Social Studies Stephen Ryan
THE MOST WORTHY REPRESENTATIVES OF WESTFORD ACADEMY
Class of 1967 - Patricia Beskalo Class of 1969 - Shirley Swanson
Class of 1968 - Carl Herrmann Class of 1970 - Carlene Grundstrom
OTHER AWARDS
Bausch & Lomb Science Award Elva Judd Rollins Scholarship Award Presented by Carl F. Knowlton, Principal Betty Crocker Award D.A.R. American History Award Presented by Mrs. Eric Hook
Nancy Belida
Patricia Beskalo
Patricia Begley
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SCHOLARSHIP DONORS
The Westford Academy Trustees Scholarships
The Jeffrey H. Peterson Memorial Scholarship
Fletcher Athletic Club Scholarship
Tadmuck Club Scholarship
Westford Academy Student Council Scholarship
Westford Academy Booster Club Athletic Scholarship
Westford Grange Scholarship
Westford Teachers' Association Scholarship
Westford Academy National Honor Society Scholarship
Westford Citizenship Scholarship Foundation
AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS
JOHN E. LEGGAT Chairman, School Committee
WESTFORD ACADEMY ALMA MATER
FRANK PAGE, Music Director Calkin
BENEDICTION
REVEREND RICHARD DE VEER
RECESSIONAL: "Grand March" Grundman Westford Academy Band, FRANK PAGE, Director
CLASS MARSHAL - WILLIAM HART
CLASS MOTTO - "Cease not to learn until thou cease to live. "-PIBRAC
CLASS COLORS - Maroon and Silver
CLASS FLOWER - Red Rose
RECEPTION TO GRADUATES
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ACADEMY PROGRAM OF STUDY 1967-1968
GRADE IX
REQUIRED OF ALL
English +Civics #Phys Ed.
ART
BUSINESS
Art I Art II
Art I Art II
Bookkeeping I Business Math II
Typing IB
Art I Art II *Bookkeeping II *Steno I Typing IB or IIB
ENGLISH FOREIGN
Accelerated Reading *French I
LANGUAGES
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
*Latin I or II Wood I, II Tech Drawing I, II *Algebra I (C.P.)
MATH
Math I Geometry (Acc.)
*French II *Latin II or III Industrial Arts II
*Algebra II (Acc.) *Geometry (C.P.) Math II
MUSIC
Instrumental Vocal-Choral Music Apprec. Food & Clothing I
Instrumental Vocal-Choral Music Apprec. Food & Clothing II
HOME
ECONOMICS
SCIENCE *Biology & Lab. (Acc.) Life Science Earth Science (C.P.)
*Biology (C.P.) *Chemistry & Lab (Acc.) *Biology (Gen.)
*English Composition *French III *Latin II[ or IV Industrial Arts III Graphics *College Rev. Math. 2nd Sem. *Alg. II (C.P.) Math III *Trig & Analyt (Acc.) Instrumental Vocal-Choral Music Apprec. Food & Clothing III Food Prep & Mgm't
*Chemistry & Lab *Physics & Lab (Acc.)
GRADE XII English Phys Ed.
Art I Art II
*Bookkeeping II *Office Practice Business Law *Steno II and Trans. *Type IIB *Type IC *World Literature *French IV *Latin III,IV or V Industrial Arts IV Graphics *College Rev. Math. Ist Sem. *Trig & Analyt (c.P.) Senior Math (C.P.)
Instrumental Vocal-Choral Music Apprec. Food & Clothing IV Food Prep & Mgm't Family Living (C.P.) Physical Science *Physics & Lab (C.P.) *Adv. Biology (C.P.)
GRADE X English Phys Ed.
GRADE XI
English U.S. History Phys Ed.
ELECTIVES
Business Math I
Intro. to Business
HISTORY Required Courses
Modern History World History
+Required for all non college prep students
#Required for all college prep stu- dents.
NOTE: Students may elect any course of- fered in Grade IX subject to conflicts and prerequisites
Economics, Ist Sem. + American Problems, 2nd Sem. +Econ. & Pol. Geog.
+If U.S. History can- not be scheduled.
NOTE: Students may elect any course offered in Grades IX & X subject to conflicts and prere- quisites.
Economics, Ist Sem. American Problems 2nd Sem. Econ. & Pol. Geog.
Western Civ.
NOTE: Students may elect any course offered in Grades IX, X, or XI subject to conflicts and prerequisites.
*Must meet prerequisite requirement and have the approval of the Department Head.
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TEACHING STAFF 1967-1968
TEACHERS
WESTFORD ACADEMY
SUBJECT OR GRADE
UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE SINCE
Carl F. Knowlton, B.E., M.Ed. (Penn. State, Plymouth, NH State) PRINCIPAL
Aug
1966
John R. Allen, B.A., Ed.M. (Northeastern University)
Vice Principal
11
1966
Justine M. Autieri A.B. (Lowell State)
English
Sept
1966
Marie L. Berube B.S. (Merrimack College)
Business
=
1966
Katherine M. Cameron B.S., M.Ed. (Fitchburg State, B.C.)
Mathematics
1962
H. Earl Carlson, B.S. (Salem State)
Mathematics
1966
William J. Cody, B.S.Ed. (Salem State)
Business
1964
Marion L. Covell, A.B., M.A. (Depauw Univ., State Univ. of Iowa)
Latin-English
Jan
1965
Richard N. DeSimone, B.S.Ed. (Salem State)
History
Sept
1963
Dorothy M. Doucette, B.S. (Framingham State)
Home Economics
11
1954
Leo A. Fraser B.S.Ed. (Fitchburg State)
English
=
1967
Peter J. Gaudet B.S. (Boston University)
English
Jan
1966
W. Bradley Gottschalk B.A. (Rider College)
History
Sept
1963
Sally A. Haberman B.S. (American University)
Science
=
1964
Carol A. Halloran B.S.Ed. (Salem State)
Business
11
1965
Frederick G. Henrichs, B.A. (Gordon College)
History
1966
Bette R. Hook, A.B., M.Ed. (Univ. of Michigan Fitchburg State)
History
1955
Francis A. Joyce B.S. M. Ed. (Fitchburg State)
Industrial Arts
1959
Fred L. Kelley, A.B. (Bates College)
English
1964
Jean R. Kelley, A.B., M.S. (Bates. So. Conn. State)
Latin
1964
Michael J. Kelly, B.S., M.Ed. (Boston College)
Chemistry
1963
Joan Longobardi, B.S., M.Ed. (R.I. School of Design, Temple Univ.) Jessie G. Merritt, B.S. (Boston University)
11
1960
Faith Mitchell, B.S. (Fitchburg State)
English
1967
Irene Mitchell, B.S., M.Ed. (Lowell State, Rivier)
English
1955
Raymond I. Noyes, B.S., M.S. (Tufts, Univ. of Pennsylvania)
Mathematics
11
1967
Frank A. Page, B.S.E., M.E. (Lowell State, Fitchburg State)
Music Director
Apr
1959
Joseph D. Pignato, B.S. (Suffolk University)
English
Sept
1966
Richard A. Prescott, B.S., M.A.T. (University of Mass.)
Science
11
1964
Mary T. Quinn, A.B., M.Ed. (Regis, Fitchburg State)
Guidance Director
1952
Art
1966
Physical Education
1967
Nancy E. Ogasapian, B.S. (W.Va. Wesleyan)
Librarian
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TEACHERS
WESTFORD ACADEMY
Harold J. Ready, B.S., M.Ed. (Boston Univ., Fitchburg State)
Thomas W. Smith, B.S. (Salem State)
Business
=
1967
Biology
Oct
1965
Madeleine B. Spaulding, A.B., M.A. (Boston University, Rivier)
French
Dec
1954
Samuel Stark, B.A. (University of Pennsylvania)
English
Sept
1966
Chesley A. Steele, B.S., M.Ed. (Springfield College, Salem State)
Physical Education
=
1958
Guidance Counselor
=
1962
Mathematics
11
1964
Home Economics
1967
NORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
Joseph J. Aguiar, Ed.B., E.M. (Rhode Island College) PRINCIPAL Ralph H. Drinkwater, B.A. (University of Mass.) Vice Principal
Sept
1964
English
=
1960
Arthur H. Bailey, B.S.Ed. (Fitchburg State)
Industrial Arts
=
1965
Garrett J. Barry, Jr., B.S.Ed. (Salem State)
English-Soc
1967
Adela B. Blackburn, B.A. (Denison University)
English-Soc
1965
Maureen F: Casey, B.A., M.Ed. (Merrimack College, B.U. )
Guidance Counselor
1966
Thomas Deffley, A.B., M.Ed. (Univ. Notre Dame, Springfield Coll. )
Social Studies
1966
Science
"
1964
Science
Substitute
Social Studies
Sept
1966
Edith N. Flanagan, B.Ed. (Keene State)
Home Economics
Jan
1966
Eleanor P. French, B.A. (Principia College)
Mathematics
Sept
1966
Edward J. Galotta, B.S. (Boston College)
Mathematics
=
1966
Language-Soc
Feb
1967
English 9
Sept
1966
Mathematics
11
1967
Physical Education
NOV
1967
English-Soc
Oct
1963
Nancy A. Litchfield, B.A. (Lake Erie College)
SUBJECT OR GRADE
UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE SINCE
Business
Sept
1956
Saverio F. DiLorenzo, B.S., M.S. (St. Bonaventure, Rivier)
George W. Dionne, B.A. (Maryknoll College)
Alan F. Fessenden, B.A. (Salem State)
1966
Carolyn P. Geissler, B.Mus., M.Mus. (New England Conservatory)
Music
Stephen P. Graham, B.A. (New England College)
Ruth A. Haradon, B.S. (Boston University)
Fun Lan Hung, B.S. (Suffolk University)
Sandra J. Langlan, B.S. (Springfield College)
Robert S. Sobek, B.S. (University of Mass.)
Francis X. Sullivan, B.S., M.S. (Boston University)
Donna A. Walton, B.S. (Potsdam State University)
*Mary Warnick, B.S. (Penn. State University)
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NABNASSET SCHOOL
Henry J. Leyland, A.B., M.Ed. (Merrimack, Rivier) PRINCIPAL Beverly Cancella, B.S. (Lowell State)
Supervisory
Sept
1956
Primary
11
1966
Pamela Dona, B.S. (Worcester State)
Primary
1967
Linda Dwyer, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
1967
Ann Hansen, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
1964
Margaret Hebert, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
1964
Ruth Howes, B.S. (Bridgewater State )
Primary
1967
Linda L. Lemire, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
11
1964
Carol M. Perpente, B.A. (Clark University)
Primary
1967
Carole R. Perron, B.A., M.Ed. (Rivier, Northeastern)
Primary
1966
Rose Quillin, A.B. (Albertus Magnus) Nancy B. Scolnick, B.S. (Boston University)
Primary
1967
Marilyn Sheridan, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
1965
Mary Jane Sparrow, B.A. (University of Mass. )
Primary
Mar
1967
Marilyn Stevenson, B.S. (Boston University)
Primary
Sept
1966
Intermediate
=
1966
Sept
1967
Social Studies
11
1966
Tutor
=
1966
Franklin L. Moore, B.S. (Western Kentucky State)
Physical Education
1967
Math-Science
1966
Art
"
1967
English
=
1967
Paul E. Taylor, B.S.Ed., M.A.Ed. (B.U., Suffolk University)
Guidance Counselor
=
1966
Science
1959
Science
1966
Mathematics
1967
SUBJECT OR GRADE
UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE SINCE
TEACHERS
NORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
Paul F. Martens, B.S. (Lowell State)
Dennis M. May, B.S. (Boston College)
Mary E.F. McIntire, A.B. (Salve Regina College)
Margaret E. Robes, B.S. (University of New Hampshire) Lorna H. Scammell, B.F.A. (Tufts)
1966
Richard F. Scanlon, B.S., M.S.Ed. (B.U., Fitchburg State)
Language-Soc
E. Robert Shepherd, B.S.Ed. (Northeastern University)
James J. Thomas, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. (Lowell State, B.U.) Harvey E. Wyman, B.S., M.Ed. (Penn. Military Coll., Fitchburg State) David F. Yazbek, A.B. (Merrimack College)
Primary
"
1962
Donald E. Babin, B.S.Ed. (Salem State)
Instrumental Music
TEACHERS
NABNASSET SCHOOL
Thomas W. Gallagher, B.S.Ed. (Salem State)
Joan M. Livingston, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Intermediate
1967
Mary A. Maclean, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Intermediate
1962
Sharon Prizant, B.A. (Trenton State)
Intermediate
1967
11
1961
1
1967
Intermediate
1967
CAMERON SCHOOL
Alice M. Murphy, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. (Lowell State, Cal. Cldge) PRINCIPAL
Intermediate
Sept
1949
Maureen Connors, B.S.Ed. (Bridgewater State)
Primary
1963
Marcia Englund, B.A. (University of Mass.)
Primary
11
1963
Gayle McGrade, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
1967
Frances Manseau, B.S. (Lowell State)
Primary
11
1963
Josephine St. Onge, A.B. (Boston University)
Primary
1959
Linda Weeks, B.S.Ed. (Lowell State)
Primary
11
1964
*Patricia Begley, B.A. (New Rochelle)
Intermediate
١١
1967
FROST-ROUDENBUSH SCHOOLS
Rita E. Miller, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. (Lowell State, Rivier) PRINCIPAL Elizabeth Gildroy, B.A. (American University)
Supervisory
Sept
1939
Primary
11
1967
Florence B. Morris (Lowell State)
Primary
11
1948
Shirley C. Oliver, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. (Lowell State, Rivier)
Primary
11
1940
Primary
11
1966
Primary
1967
Primary
Apr
1953
Intermediate
Sept
1959
SUBJECT OR GRADE
UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE SINCE
Intermediate
Sept
1965
11
Phyllis Quintin, B.S.Ed., R.N. (Lowell State)
Intermediate
Gordon J. Robertson, B.A. (University of New Hampshire)
Intermediate
Carol R. Simon, A.B., Ed.M. (Clark University, Harvard )
159
Margaret Geary, A.B., M.Ed. (Regis, B.U.)
Intermediate
1966
Jane B. Poole, B.S., M.Ed. (Skidmore, Northeastern University) Diane T. Trivers, B.S. (Lowell State)
11
· Kathryn B. Wilder (Bridgewater State)
Madeline E. Goucher (Keene State)
TEACHERS
FROST-ROUDENBUSH SCHOOLS
Paul E. Ralston, B.S.E. (Fitchburg State) Joan E. Woods, B.S.Ed. (Bridgewater State) Ruth L. Wright, B.Ed. (Plymouth State)
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