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Sports56 - NUMB School Life8 Spring’9354 RememberWhen Activities9 ClassBest38 108 iMBfc BabyPictures33 ammm mMsst 1Hk Wsgw'- Faculty3 m,3 I Bg||Pig |*3K ! ’*s<“wi-.-'$• . — SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1994 Oh the "can he’s” clan is meager, Its membership is small And might few see their dreams come true Or hear fame’s trumpet call, But it’s better to be a "can be,” And labor and dream and vie, Than to be a "can’t be doner” Without the pluck to try Lincoln D. Lynch, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools 2 AND ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF Principal’s Message Theclassof1994willnotonlybefondlyrememberedforboth academicandathletic achievementsbutforits personalityand sense ofunity with one another and with the school. Many of you are standouts but all of you are special. Remember your roots as you go into the world and work to change it to fit your needs. Walk proudly into your future for you have earned it. Mr. Harry Levine Principal DanielHerihy Paul Chapman RichardBullock DonaldButler Asst. Prin./Science Asst. Prin/Soc. St. Industrial ArtsAsst. Math/English ScottCelli Carole Clough RosalieCoit LelandConti Math/Science Special Education School Nurse Spanish 3 Christine Frew Richard Gifford Frances Hatch William Healey Phys. Ed./Heath Science/Math Clerical Aide Music RobertHenderson BruceJulien ScottKellett FrankLane Soc. Stud/Dept. Head Business/Math Math/Science/Ath. Dir History/Math Michael Lane John Lyons VirginiaMahoney Marilyn Malcolmson Librarian/Media English Art GuidanceCounselor HarriSectieMnacnening DPhoymsiinciaclMEadsutcraitaionno PaMtraitchia/SMcciGerncaeth BusiTnreussd/yDeMpitl.leHread 4 Dale Duquette, Head Custodian Herb Bardasz, Custodian Aubrey Williams, Custodian Cafeteria Aides Janice Barker Karen McCarthy Lorraine Robison Evelyn Anton School Council: Front: Stephanie Fougere. Michelle Keaveney, Marylou Hansen, Judy Laniewski. Back: Mr. School Committee: Nancy Puckett Ron Depesa, Secretary Levine. Mr. Kellett. Edward Williams, Mr. Longval. John Nolan,ChairDr. Stephen Erickson Brian Murphy.Vice The School Council is a result oftheMassachu- Chair settsEducationReformAct, passed inJune, 1993. The law says that school councils are to be com- posed ofthe following: the principal ofthe school (who serves as co-chairperson teachers in the ) school, community members and. at the high school level, at least one student. The purpose of the school council is to give parents, teachers, community members and students more ofa role inshapingthepoliciesandprogramsoftheschool. The law gives the council responsibility in four areas: assisting the principal in adopting educa- tional goals for the school, identifying the educa- tional needs of students attending the school, reviewing the school building’s annual budget, and formulating a school improvement plan.