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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ms. Elizabeth Rice Under Mr. Joseph ' s Gearon ' s lead- ership the Physical Education De- partment offered the student body a varied and rigorous curriculum and promoted physical fitness and good sportmanship. Students com- pleted course requirements by be- ing able to choose from a variety of electives, such as yoga, handball, volleyball, aerobics, weight train- ing, badminton. Miss Susan Peters, Miss Elizabeth Rice, Mr. Russell Downes , Mr. Paul Tucelli and Mr. Don MacQillivray, trainer, all enthu- siastically encouraged us in the above. Mrs. Betty Clement nurse Ms. Susan Peters Mr. Don Macgillivray Trainer

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The courses in Industrial Technology are taught by Mr. Laurence Rett- man, department chairman, Mr. Thomas nelson and Mrs. Lisa Bowler. Students learn about electricity and electronics, mechanical drawing, metalworking, wood working, architecture and graphic arts. Skills are extended and perfected by hands-on and practical experiences. An extra thanks is extended to the advanced students in Graphic Arts who are responsible for much of the print- ing for special school events. Mr. Lawrence Rettman Director Mrs. Lisa Bowler Mr. Thomas Nelson HOME EC. Ms. Jane Qopan V ® © T©©© oeQ Ms. Jane Qopan taught courses in Foods, Sew- ing, and Child Growth. She did a fine job filling in for Mrs. Arnold, who was on maternity leave. Good Luck from the Class of 1988. Over the years, the Business Department has helped to prepare many students for college or for careers in the business world. Under the enthusiastic guidance of Mrs. Irene Dhosi, Mrs. riatalie Carey, and Miss Mary Conroy, students are offered courses such as typing, shorthand, word processing, business law, and ac- counting. Students will be able to utilize those skills for many years to come. Mrs. Natalie Carey Mrs. Irene Dhosi 31

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MEDIA CENTER Mrs. Virginia McCoubrey Westwood High has an excellent li- brary and media center! Mrs. Virgin- ia McCoubrey ' s and Mrs. Bishop ' s ever willingness to help makes re- searching a less tedious and more interesting assignment. An exten- sive collection of books, reference materials, magazines, and newspa- pers are always available as are other numerous library services. Mr. Eugene Swezey oversees the audio-visual area, and with his as- sistance classroom instruction can take on an added dimension, lend- ing more interest and excitement to many academic areas. CUSTODIANS Mrs. Mary Bishop Mr. Eugene Sweezey R. Young, R. Salisbury, J. Murray CAFETERIA J-. i J front Row (L to R): D. Qualtieri, R. Gallant, J. Washburn, S. Krohto, L. Darcy, F. Byrnes, Back row: S. Collins, R. Brawley, A. Gill, J. Nolte, D. Salisbury Keeping the student body well fed is a formidable task which the lunch crew tackles admirably every day. A special thanks to the people who keep the student body going. Our thanks also go to the people whom most of us take for granted - the school custodians. Whether it is cleaning up after a wild Lip Sync or opening up a stubborn locker, they help keep our school in tip-top condition. 33