Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Picture Not Available Ms. Marie Hurley Assistant Director Mr. Paul Sullivan Assistant Director (Jnappoinled at this date Quincy Vocational Technical School Administration 6 Q.V.T.S. Administration Before beginning teaching Mr. Mazzarella was a cabinet maker. He graduated from the Brockton Trade School having learned cabinet-making. Graduating from Fitchburg Stale College. Mr. Mazzarella received both a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts degree. He began his career in education at the Southeastern Regional School in Easton. MA. It was at the Regional School where he became an administrator, a shop supervisor. In 1979 Mr. Mazzarella became the Assistant Director of Southeastern Regional School and Vocational programs. In 1981 Mr. Mazzarella was appointed director of Quincy Vocational Technical School by the Quincy School Committee. Mr. Joseph Mazzarella has lived in Quincy for thirty years. He is married and has two boys, one of whom graduated from Quincy Vocational Technical School. His children now run a family business. Mr. Joseph Mazzarella Director, Quincy Vocational Technical School

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REMEMBER Each of us knows a member of the staff or faculty who has been helpful to us in some way or has been a friend when we needed one. There are also those for whom we hold special memories for one of any number of reasons. Each year some of those teachers and staff move or retire and are replaced by new people. As the yearbook goes to press we have learned of three teachers who are retiring. Mr. Thomas Owens of the Mathematics department left at the end of December. 1985. He departed .leaving difficult shoes to fill. Whatever math class he taught, we remember how fast he would write on the board. It seemed he could write faster than we could think. Mr. Vincent Perilli of the Electro-Electronics shop also left at the end of December, 1985. He had been in V350 since the Voc Tech opened up in 1967 and was in the Trade School before that. He had two Master's degrees, from Boston College and Boston State College. Mr. Mel Pellegrini of the Power Mechanics shop stayed on to the end of the year. It seems like there is a changing of the guard going on in the faculty with many new faces hav- ing appeared since we came to Quincy High. There is always a person who brings a smile to our faces. There is always that someone who knows when to enforce the rules and at the same time tries to give a student an even break. One such person graduated from St. Bridget's in South Boston in a class of only fourteen. That person became an ex- cellent ice skater and skier and even took up horseback riding. Shopping at Heiman Marcus. Lord Taylor. Saks Fifth Avenue and Filene's Basement became a regular pastime. This person is quiet and easy-going and honest and can sometimes be found walking along Hewbury Street in Boston. This per- son worked at the Colonial Restaurant and in a hospital. She was respected by all who worked there. Of course, the students here at Quincy High know who we are talking about. We all love and respect Margaret Flynn, a Security person, here at Q.H.S.

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Born in Brockton. Lloyd Hilt attended Brockton High School. H . went on to Brown University to receive his Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts. Later, he matriculated at Bridgewater State college and received his Master's degree. He then went on to Suffolk Law School and received his Juris Doctorate law. Mr. Hill’s activity in public education was inspired by his own personal interest in teaching and other aspects of education. After leaching at North Quincy High School. Mr. Hill became : e Assistant Principal at Sterling Junior High School. He proceeded ; • become Assistant Principal at North Quincy High School and in 1978. became Principal of Quincy High School. Mr. Hill has run in several Quincy marathons until they were discontinued a few years ago. Since 1979. he has completed every Boston marathon. Mr. Hill has a wife and five children. The children range in age from five to twenty-four. Three of their children have graduated from college. There have been many changes in the past year in the administration. Last year Miss Sydelle Goldman was ill and Mr. Marlin Finnegan acted as dean for most of the year. Miss Goldman retired in June and the School Committee decided to reorganize the administration. It was decided that as the dean's positions were vacated they would be upgraded to Assistant Principal making them equal in status to Mr. Robert Basiliere. Mr. Louis loanilli was appointed Assistant Principal in October as one dean's position was eliminated. With his promotion the second dean's position was also eliminated and Mr. George Yezukevich was appointed as the third Assistant Principal in December. Mr. Lloyd Hill Principal. Quincy High School Mr. Robert Basiliere Mr. Louis loanilli Mr. George Yezukevich Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Q.H.S. Administration