Women of Sherborn
A Written Female History of the Town of Sherborn, MA by Emily Worcester
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Thank you for visiting this E-Book website written by Emily Worcester. Beyond the biographies offered here, you will find interactive quizzes, my blog, a "Contact the Author" form, and much more! Enjoy! A culmination of 13 years of Girl Scout Service (and Bronze and Silver Awards), this historical project involved 100 hours of research, writing, outreach, publication, and media coverage. I hope you remember the stories you read here today and look to the Women of Sherborn for inspiration. |
Acknowledgements from Emily Worcester
Thank you to my family and friends for supporting me through this project; Especially my parents Linda and Jason Worcester for encouraging my persistence in the Girl Scouts.
Thank you to Ms. Malavika Suresh of Sherborn for volunteering her time as a student volunteer in our oral presentation and for her own interview.
Thank you to Mrs. Corinne Whitaker, my Girl Scout leader, who has led me through the years in the Girl Scouts.
Thank you to all those amazing women of present-day Sherborn who agreed to be interviewed and share their wonderful stories to all of Sherborn.
To the powerful women of Sherborn’s rich history who have brought greatness to Sherborn, despite not always having received the recognition they once deserved.
To Ms. Kristiina Almy, a local Sherborn Graphic Designer and Artist, for producing the cover art and sharing her amazing art work for all of us to enjoy.
To Mrs. Betsy Johnson of the Sherborn Historical Society, who provided me with extensive historical references and the information about centuries of women and her own interview.
To Mrs. Claudia Rose of the Sherborn Business Association for supporting this project.
And quite most importantly, thank you so much Ms. Margaret "Margo” Powicki of Sherborn, for spending countless hours as my Gold Award project advisor. Margo went more than above and beyond in all aspects of her role, and provided me with her extensive knowledge, resources, and assistance to make this project possible.
Thank you all.
Thank you to my family and friends for supporting me through this project; Especially my parents Linda and Jason Worcester for encouraging my persistence in the Girl Scouts.
Thank you to Ms. Malavika Suresh of Sherborn for volunteering her time as a student volunteer in our oral presentation and for her own interview.
Thank you to Mrs. Corinne Whitaker, my Girl Scout leader, who has led me through the years in the Girl Scouts.
Thank you to all those amazing women of present-day Sherborn who agreed to be interviewed and share their wonderful stories to all of Sherborn.
To the powerful women of Sherborn’s rich history who have brought greatness to Sherborn, despite not always having received the recognition they once deserved.
To Ms. Kristiina Almy, a local Sherborn Graphic Designer and Artist, for producing the cover art and sharing her amazing art work for all of us to enjoy.
To Mrs. Betsy Johnson of the Sherborn Historical Society, who provided me with extensive historical references and the information about centuries of women and her own interview.
To Mrs. Claudia Rose of the Sherborn Business Association for supporting this project.
And quite most importantly, thank you so much Ms. Margaret "Margo” Powicki of Sherborn, for spending countless hours as my Gold Award project advisor. Margo went more than above and beyond in all aspects of her role, and provided me with her extensive knowledge, resources, and assistance to make this project possible.
Thank you all.
