Lunenburg High School

1079 Massachusetts Ave, Lunenburg, Massachusetts 01462, United States

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Jessica Beardmore

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Dana Belair

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Erinanne Burroughs

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Take good notes. Sometimes he surprises you and instead of having a regular test, it's an open notes test. Also, binder checks are worth 10% of your grade. So really take good notes. Also, don't be afraid to joke around with him. He likes it when you are able to joke around. And DO NOT take any of his jokes seriously, he is a very big jokester, and he will roast you... but he is only kidding! (And he doesn't care if you roast him back! ) He is also one of my favorite teachers!

Linda Collette

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Mary Foyle

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Amy Garland-Raboin

5.0

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It was good

Dawn Gearin

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Michael Hannigan

5.0

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Just follow along and understand the material

Paul Harmon

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Steven Kyajohnian

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Timothy Macuga

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Peter Mccauliff

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Jennifer Miller

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Timothy Normandin

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Peggy Proctor

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Alexis Pukaite

4.0

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Sarah Sabatini

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Warren Stevenson

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Casey Sullivan

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Caryn Wardwell

2.3

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Commit to a real practice regimen outside of class itself, the class is not the space to make the mistakes you'd be making in practice--it's the space to hone your ability to play *with others*. Don't be afraid to ask for help with a piece from your section leader or from Mrs. Wardwell / Mr. Sheldon themselves, they will gladly help you. If you are a percussionist, do not ignore learning pitched music / be shy from the mallet instruments. You will thank yourself so much down the line.

Mary Whitaker

3.7

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Be a good student in her class and thank yourself later

Tamara Yourk

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