Background
Gillette, Sister Joseph Ann was born on January 1, 1929 in El Cayo de San Ignacio, Belize, Central American. Came to the United States, 1947. Daughter of Peter Edward Percival and Victoria Thomasina (Smith) Gillette.
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Sister Joseph Ann Gillette
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Bachelor, Cardinal Stritch College, Milwaukee, 1965. Master of Arts, Texas Southern University, 1985.
Career
Teacher 6th grade, St. Paul School, New Orleans, 1949-1950; teacher grades 6 and 7, St. Paul School, New Orleans, 1965-1968; teacher grades K-4, Holy Rosary School, Galveston, Texas, 1950-1961; teacher high school, St. Mary's Academy, New Orleans, 1965-1968; principal, St. Augustine School, New Orleans, 1968-1969; vice principal, teacher, Austin High School, Belize, California, 1969-1971; vice principal, St. Philip Neri School, Houston, 1972-1978, 82-85; teacher 1st grade, St. Albert School, Compton, California, 1978-1981, 87-93; vice principal, St. Albert School, Compton, California, since 1993; teacher 1st grade, Regina Caeli High School, 1980-1981; teacher grades 6-8, St. Francis Xavier School, Baton Rogue, 1981-1982; teacher grades 5-6, St. Joseph School, Marshall, Texas, 1985-1987. Conductor workshops for teachers at conversations, in-service meetings, adult evening classes, teaching techniques for pirmiary grades, music, arts and craft.
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Membership
National leader San Jacinto council Girl Scouts United States of America, Houston. Volunteer Peace Corps. Active Project Score, Amnesty.
Member Houston/Galveston Art Education Association, Art Students League, Artes del Centro Americano, Designers Guild, National Catholic Education Association, Sisters Council Houston.
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Religion
Roman Catholic