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CGS 10 Year Timeline
1900-2000
Before doing our school timeline we each made our personal timelines. In
doing the first one we had a better idea of how to do the school's timeline.
We used a lot of sources for this group project. We looked at yearbooks, we
looked at photos taken when the school was being built. We interviewed
people who were here before we were, we asked at home, and we added our own
memories. We saved all this information on charts and here are the things
we recorded about the ten years our school has been open.
2000
We are in grade 2/3.Mr Rimas retired and Mr. Blomgren became lower
school principal.
1999
Some of us were in Ms. Gross's class. Some of us were with Ms.
Perrault. One of us was with Mrs. Potvin. Some of us were with Mrs.
Getchell. Some of us were with Mrs. Finn. One of us was with Mrs. Arroyo.
Some of us were with Mrs. Johnson.
1998
Someone had a play. Math was easy. One of us drew. Someone had a
birthday. J came to the GCS schoolmarms. Picarillo, our school nurse, came
to help us. In September, Mrs., Chochrane, our librarian came to the media
center. Mr. Castro came to the CGS upper school.
1997
A. came from California. We had a Christmas party. Someone had
cupcakes for her birthday. Mrs. K came to our cafeteria.
1996
R and A were with Mrs. Jordan's kindergarten class. TC was at a Kid's
Place with T. C was at Central with Ms.Becot. J was at Montessori
Kindergarten. N was in Maine. Lots of us were with Ms. Molloy and G was with
Ms. Martin.
1995 *** (still being researched) ***
1994
Mrs. Corbert came to teach in the upper school.
Some of us were born in this year
1993
Bill Clinton became president. A lot of us were born in this year.
Mrs. Cruz came to CGS in September.
1992
Ms. Hughes, our art teacher came to CGS.
1991
There was a big Halloween parade at GCS.
Lots of us were born in this year. Mr. Hutchinson had long hair. Ms.
O'Connor had long hair too. Mrs. Abruzzese came to teach at CGS.
1990 *** (from photos and yearbooks) ***
The CGS was being built.
The soccer field had no trees or benches.
There were lots of small new trees.
There was a big block on thr road and it said 800. We think it may be for
planting trees.
The auditorium had no chairs and no colors in the lights.
The bus loop wasn't paved.
The classrooms were empty and big.
We saw a wall of light switches.
The chalkboards are clear and look green.
The atrium in the media center is not done.
The classrooms were without cabinets.
The roads are dirt.
There are no rugs or tiles on the floor.
There are no tables in the cafeteria.
There are no flags at the school.
Mr. Raiche, Mr. Blomgren, Ms.O'Connor, Mrs. Gagne, and Mrs. Fresco, were
here the first day.
This program is supported in part by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, University of Massachusetts, Lowell.
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