St Charles School - Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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F? I. W xp? if 1 I We B Mrs. Labillois etetifef 3 jgyipgw ee, 50 Mrs. Labillois was born on September 6 under the sign of Virgo. She grew up in Dorchester and graduated from Boston State College. She has been teaching for 6 years. Her first school was the Pauline A. Shaw in Dorchester and her second at the Ellen A. Richards in Dorchester. Mrs. Labillois has been teaching at St. Charles for 4 years and is the advisor of the cheerleaders. With her enthusiasm, encouragement and support she brought the St. Charles cheerleaders to winning the cheerleading competition for 1982. She enjoys Drum Corps, crocheting, bowling and going to Washington. Her favorite food is lasagna and her favorite color is blue. Mrs. Labillois has one child, Jamie, who is 6 years old and is expecting another in June. We all wish her the Best of Luck. O Mr. McHugh Mr. McHugh is just finishing his lst year at St. Charles. He is a 7th grade teacher of Science and Spanish. He enjoys it here at St. Charles because the students generally have good discipline. He enjoys the school trips, especially Washington, where he went as a chaperone, and had a great time. Some of his hobbies are traveling, having a good time, teaching, baseball, tennis and reading. He also enjoys swimming in his spare time. Mr. Mel-Iugh's advice to the students of the Junior High is, Try to do the best you can in lUe, and balance it, mentally, spiritually and socially. Weld all like to thank Mr. McHugh for being a great teacher and friend. J ,aug 14, df Qjfffwiyfyfd .X ' t N 1 f Q ffff 141 , ..Q-Nfl W ff!! ,flex 1 M ' ? f --1 la - 5 J

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h4rs.Ilovasse Mrs. Hovasse was born in Boston, Massachusetts on October 14, 1942 and falls under the sign of Libra. Before becoming the secretary of St. Charles she work- ed at a newspaper in the Advertising Department. Mrs. Hovasse is a mother of four, two boys and two girls which all have attended St. Charles. She has been the secretary at St. Charles for two years and loves her job and all the children. Mrs. Hovasse loves to play tennis, her favorite color is green and her favorite food is lobster. The advice she wants to give the ninth grade is Work hard, be honest and you 'll make it. We all should stay as nice as we are. Pe Sr.IsabeH Sr. Isabell has been a librarian at St. Charles for IO years. She refers to them as happy years. She enjoys working in the library and seeing all the children taking out books to read. Sr. Isabell has many favorite things such as cooking, and watching baseball and the Muppet Show. Her favorite food is hot dogs. We asked Sister what her opinions of our class were. Always polite and good readers, she said. 5 l i

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Sr. Marie Paula Sr. Marie Paula has been teaching at St. Charles School for 7 years. Before coming to St. Charles, she taught in Leominster, Mass. She would rather teach in this school because she's happy and feels at home. She also feels she made a break through with the students. She said it takes a long time to get adjusted to a new school and to get to know the students. Sr. Paula thinks that both schools have been follow- ing the principles and values of St. Julie. They're trying to teach the kids in the way St. Julie would have. Sr. Paula says that St. Charles is a great school. It has a wonderful spirit which has been shown many times. She knows she's strict, but she loves the students very much, and hopes they know that. Thank you Sr. Paula. Mrs. Rice Mrs. Rice has been the gym teacher here at St. Charles School for 8 years. Before she taught here, she worked at Saugus High School. When she was asked why she enjoys teaching the children, she said because she enjoys them and loves to see them grow and become more skilled. Mrs. Rice's favorite sport to teach is basketball because there are so many skills to learn and she enjoys seeing the progress. Her favorite color is yellow, favorite food is raspberries and some of her hobbies are sewing, cross country skiing, canoeing, running, bicycl- ing and classical music. When asked her advice for the classes she said, Try to stay ft and enjoy the outdoors. Thank you Mrs. Rice - we will miss you. 7 i l 1 -J