John Breen

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.

This scrapbook documents the development, construction, and subsequent news of the Gerard A. Guilmette School in Lawrence, Massachusetts with news spanning from January of 2001 to June of 2012. With news clippings from local publications like the Eagle Tribune regarding the construction delays to the school, to images of graduating classes throughout the years, to letters from local figures to the Guilmette family– this scrapbook encapsulates the important history of the Gerard A. Guilmette School from the time of its origination to 2012 most recently. A brief personal biography of Guilmette is included, listing his notable contributions and significant dates from the time of his birth in October of 1911 to his time of death in March of 1982. Guilmette was educated at St. Anne’s Grammar School followed by Lawrence High School where he graduated in 1930. Following his high school graduation, he was a local businessman for decades before becoming the director of health and charities in 1955– a position he served in until 1966. Also included is a chronological history of Guilmette’s contribution to the city of Lawrence and its community spanning from the 1950s-1980s as the Director of Health and charities, as well as his time serving as State Representative from 1965-1978. Guilmette was a World War II Veteran, serving from 1942 to 1945.