Westborough High School - Cotton Gin Yearbook (Westborough, MA)

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After twenty years as Superin- tendent of Schools in Westbor- ough, Dr. Edward Kelleher is retir- ing. Over his many years as Super- intendent he has overseen many improvements in the Westbor- ough school system. During his ad- ministration, the present Senior High School and the Hastings Ele- mentary School were built, as well as an addition to the Junior High School. Many new programs have been introduced at the High School, such as new athletic pro- grams, the AP program, a comput- er education program, SCAT, and departmentalization. The guid- ance and pupil personnel system has been greatly expanded. The school budgeting system and the teacher evaluation have been rec- ognized by the Department of Edu- cation. As he leaves the Westbor- ough school system for retire- ment, we would like to express our gratitude for all he has done for us. (above left) Carol Richards, Fred Remillard; (left) Jane Trethewey; (above) Irene Babin, Anne Howland, Agnes Burgess.

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■ To the Class of 1986: Thoughts of circles: Doughnut holes; circumference; radius; points equidistant from the center; Town rotary; rotary in front of school. Pebbles in water and ever-widening concentric cir- cles; and the circle of friends, too, is ever-widening. Go to Fales or Hastings, become tangent at Arm- strong. Arrive at the High School — four classes and again a widen- ing of the circles of friends, both peer and faculty. The circles contract: Senior Pow- er. Our Senior Play. The Yearbook staff — running around in circles meeting deadlines! Our Gradu- ation on June 1 — the closest cir- cle of all. Then the circles will expand to include jobs, further education, new friends. May the new circles be both rewarding and fulfilling, but, if sometimes restrictive and difficult, perhaps the optimist ' s view of the lowly doughnut will help to keep a positive out look for new circles to conquer: As you ramble on through Life, Brother, Whatever be your goal. Keep your eye upon the doughnut, And not upon the hole! Good luck, Class of ' 86, and Goodbye! J. Robert Vail Principal TO: THE CLASS OF 1986 It has been a pleasure for me to work with this year ' s Senior Class over the past two years. As Acting Assistant Principal, I have taken on the task of my two jobs (Coordinator of Physical Edu- cation, Health and Athletics also) with the same enthusiasm and concern that Mr. Kirby always showed for his students. Best of Luck to all members of the class of 1986! Coach Mewhiney THE CENTER CIRCLE

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