Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

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Duane E. Kocina Principal Throughout its four years, the Class of 1978 has truly ap- preciated the hard work, guidance, and co-operation of the dedicated Westwood High School administration. Mr. Kocina, Mr. Flaherty, and Dr. Lehner have provided the Class of 78 with the opportunity to work together with the faculty and administration to make Westwood High School a more liberal, creative, and ac- tive learning center. The members of the Class of 1978 are proud to say that Mr. Kocina, Mr. Flaherty, and Dr. Lehner have stood behind us in sup- port, walked before us as our leaders, and stood beside us as our friends. Phillip F. Flaherty Assistant Principal What more is a teacher than a musician - V Mrs. Majorie Hancox Secretary Mrs. Deborah Landers Secretary Mrs. Nancy Legge Receptionist Mrs. Donna Glynn Secretary 11

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y The First People to Talk to . . . SCHOOL COMMITTEE 10 Seated, left to right: William W. Brady, Vice-Chairman; Dr. John F. Tobin, Superintendent; Joseph D. Clancy, Chairman; Corinne V. Spinale. Rear: C. Louis Cedrone, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum; Leo J. Crowe, Assistant Superintendent for Business; Arthur B. Baggeroer; Joan E. Brawley, Louise Padden, Secretary. A musician is one who is skilled in the art of combining and regulating sounds of varying pitch to produce compositions expressive of various ideas and emotions. What more is a teacher than a musician? Does he not endeavor to regulate, stimulate, and help us to articulate the ideas and emotions that make us individuals? We are all merely compositions created by the musicians in our past, a symphony of the forces that shaped our beings. The strains that our teachers have begun will echo into the future. A new overture is about to commence; its writers, directors, and choreographers have only to sit back and wait for the reviews. Iff Dr. John F. Tobin Superintendent of Schools Leo J. Crowe Assistant Superintendent for Business C. Louis Cedrone Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum ifto

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tza ■ 2 (3 Media Center Students at Westwood High School were once again encouraged to take advantage of the wide variety of resource material and educational aids available in the media center. Educational equip- ment includes closed-circuit televi- sion , microf i Im readers, and video- tape machines. Audio visual aids, in- cluding records and films, are stored on the upper floor of the media center, while research and study m aterials are located on the first floor. Mrs. Celia Viall Director of Guidance Mrs. Helene Lauer Thomas Hughs Keith Peden Mrs. Claire Sheff Dr Beebe Nelson As always, the Guidance Department was instrumental in aiding students with their post high school plans. By organizing higher education night, various career days, and arranging for numerous colleges to explain their programs to interested stu- dents, the department was able to offer each member of the student body ample opportunities to search out all his options. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Vial, Mrs. Sheff, Mr. Hughes, and Mrs. Lauer from the Class of 78 for all their help with college applications and future plans. James B. Nayduch Mrs. Phyllis Wheeler Guidance Secretary J u i aance 12 QUIET.