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

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Charles W. Flahive, Assistant Principal Duane E. Kocina, Principal Phillip F. Flaherty, Assistant Principal The tone of a school is set by its leadership. We have been fortunate to have at the helm dedicated men who were devoted to our welfare. This year Mr. Charles W. Flahive was added to the leadership team of Mr. Duane Kocina and Mr. Phillip F. Flaherty. Their doors were always open to us; they listened and gave a positive response when possible. Mr. Flaherty served as interim senior advisor; we will hold fond memo- ries of those who have made possible the many happy learning experi- ences of our past four years. SECRETARIES A very diligent group of ladies worked together daily to provide secretarial services in every area of school life. Mrs. Hancox, Mrs. Angelici, Mrs. Kallenburg, and Mrs. Landers, did battle daily with a large load of paperwork. Mrs. Hooker, who joined the secretarial staff this year, added a cheerful presence to the front desk. All their efforts, performed with a smile, kept our school running smoothly and efficiently. The Class of ' 81 would like to thank them sincerely for their help, cooperation, and support. Mrs. Deborah Landers Mrs. Jan Hooker 15 Mrs. Jacqueline Angelici Mrs. Margery Hancox Mrs. Eileen Kallenberg

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3UIDANCE Dr. William Pendell Mrs. Helene Lauer Miss Carol Armstrong Mr. Thomas Hughes The Guidance Department consists of a staff of willing and helpful people. Dr. W.H. Pendell, the director, Miss Carol L. Armstrong, Ms. R. Weiss, Mrs. S. Bomstein, Mr. T.R. Hughes, Mrs. H. Lauer, and guidance secretary Mrs. Phyllis Wheeler all work together to provide counseling and placement for the students. A few of their services are: educational planning, personal counseling and con- sulting, and career planning. All of these activities help students to become aware of the opportunities open to them in pursuing their personal development. A heartfelt thank you goes to the members of this vital and dedicated department. Mrs. Phyllis Wheeler Guidance Secretary VORK STUDY As a faculty coordinator of Work udy and Distributive Education, Mr. Dlucci continued this fine program rough another successful year, irough his direction students have id the opportunity to be employed ' local businesses where they were ovided with an opportunity to learn tailing, marketing, and sales- anship, along with other work-day ills. Mr. Colucci should be given much sdit for maintaining this successful ogram. The Class of 1981 wishes ti the best of luck. Mr. Richard Colucci