Taylor, Maureen Terry
Person
Biography
Miss Maureen Taylor grew up in New York City and received degrees from Marymount University and Middlebury College. She studied French in Paris and Spanish in Madrid, and came to Nightingale in fall 1972 to teach both languages to Middle and Upper School students. She later became Head of the Modern Languages Department. Miss Terry was a Woodbridge Fund recipient in 1978 and students dedicated the yearbook to her in 1980. While at Nightingale, Miss Terry became Mrs. Taylor and had two daughters, Nell and Maria Ann. She left Nightingale around 1987-88.
Found in 1 Collection or Record:
Memo : to Mrs. [Joan] McMenamin / Mrs. Solomon, relating to meeting with Mrs. Taylor, 1984 Oct 10
Item — Box: 06016
Identifier: 006 005 000 11 0026
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Group:
Heads of School records consist of records created by or under the purview of the various heads of Nightingale-Bamford School from its founding to present, as well as photographs, clippings, and biographical records with the head of school as subject. Records include correspondence and announcements, memoranda, reports from the heads of school to the Board of Trustees, speeches given by heads of school, and related records created and received in the course of business as well as records...
Dates:
1984 Oct 10
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