Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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Boys Gained Competence Smooooth! I General hop ln the General Shop program, lVlr. Winquist teaches the art of woodworking, and Mr. Shea teaches metalworking. They both strive to im- press upon the boys the care and use of tools, correct construction and finishing methods, and the need for safety in all their endeavors. General Shop is available to all students who plan to enter careers directly following the col- lege preparatory or general courses. Daniel Shea and Otto Winquist And now for the final touchup. i. L, J ,mari aa. A- hm .-A' -, , gli .-, :if '. ,., ew-ff' an-'Q , S1 if -fe . '7

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The Cultural Aspects 0 Lufe ug Eileen Kelley and john Finnegan Cleesuine tlirecsunie. Music x . ... lmr slumlcnls wlin lime spcvlal LllHllllf?S in music, the music clcpurlimfnt ulfcrs in- Sll'Ul'Ilf3IllHl and un-all iiislimivlimi. lfmlcr the direction of Miss Eileen Kelley and Mr. john Finnegan. thc lrzunl, 1-lmrus. Llllfl orcliestra offer an uppmluiiity for students who are intcrastecl in grmip pe1'fu1'1nz1m:c. All lwgtllltl' IIUW, l. 2, 3.

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Led o Experzenceol Teachers Beverly Trade School Beverly Trade School, one of the few of its kind in the area. is set up to train boys to be skilled workers in many fields. To accomplish this, the full staff of instructors teach courses in cabinetmaking. auto mechanics, machine shop, carpentry, patternmaking, printing, and sheet metal. In addition to these manual arts. courses in English, history, economics, and hy- giene are offered, and trade drawing, related math, related science, and trade topics round out a well-planned, well-guided, and useful edu- cation. RITA YORK and JEANNETTE COURSE 1Secretar1e t First Row: Seth Friend. George Taylor, Vernon Campbell H1111 l' l Lllutle l 1 1 N x 1 Tierney. Second Row: Michael Casale, Harold Coults, Norman Utd 1 Th 11 om ami Hmm an Owtn lixrttr Iamtnc Steedman. William Jenkins. Robert Tate.