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

Page 24 text:

A talented secretarial staff aids the administration, making e er da ' run snioothh . Despite the moun- tains of paper work and innumerable details that keep Westwood High School running, these secretaries still made time to contribute to all non-academic and theatrical events. The Class of 1982 thanks them for their patience, precision and smiling faces. Nurse The Class of 1982 wishes to extend its thanks to Mrs. Elizabeth Clement, our school nurse. Her care and attention, whether in the form of a medical treat- ment or just a friendK conversation, were always ap- preciated. Mrs. Elizabeth Clement Thanks to Ms. Weiss, psychologist for both juuioi and senior high schools, many students are able t( function successfully in the school atmosphere. The role of Core Evaluation Team (CET) Chairper- son is certainly one of utmost importance to tlie Westwood Public Schools. Mrs. Bornstein assists stu- dents, parents and teachers in setting academic goals and seeing that these goals are reached. Secretaries Mrs. Margery Hancox Mrs. Jac(}ueline Angelici 1 ' ' 1 — T ■.-. IINM Mrs. Maijorie Hail Mrs. Kathleen Mulgrevv ( olnnteer secretary) I S i Ms. Hona Weiss School Psychologist Mrs. Susan Bornstein ( ' . E.T. ( ' hairpcrson 20

Page 23 text:

High School administration Phillip F. Flaherty Assistant Principal i p Duane E. Kocina Principal Charles W. Flahive Assistant Principal Throughout our four years at Westwood High School, the administration has listened to our concerns with an open-minded attitude and vvillint!;l talked out each problem. Under the direction of Principal Duane E. Kocina and Assistant Principals Mr. Phillip Flaherty and Mr. Charles Flahive, the student body was guided through a successful year. The class of 1982 would like to thank the administration for their sincerity, diligence and leadership. 19

Page 25 text:

M uidance ; The Guidance Department offers career planning, iucational planning and counseling to the students. The staff organized Higher Education Night, SAT reparation information packets, and check-off lists ir college. The counselors arranged for college repre- ;ntatives to visit W.H.S.. The department offered ach student ample opportunity to search out all ca- ?er options. Special thanks are given to Dr. Pendall, Miss Arm- :rong, Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Lauer and Mrs. Wheeler ■om the Class of 1982 for all their advice and aid in ompleting college applications and determining fu- ire plans. Dr. William Pendell, director Media Center Mrs. Helena Lauer Mrs. Phyllis Wheeler, secretary Under the direction of Mr. Eugene Swezey, aided b ' Mrs. N ' irginia McCoubrey, the Media Center provides students with many learning resources. Educational ecjuipment includes closed circuit television, microfilm readers, and videotape machines. Audio-visual aides are stored on the upper level, while research and stud materials are located on the lower. This bi-level structure offers the perfect environment for both individual and small group study. To the dedicated staff of the Media Center the Class of 1982 extends its thanks. Mr. Eugene Swezey, director Mrs. Virginia McCoubrey, librarian Mrs. Bernice Boger, volunteer library aide 21