Bishop Bradley High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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REV. BROTHER GABRIEL, REV. EDWARD BRACQ REV. ROLAND VEILLETTE F.S.C. H iftory Efzglirb Hirtory ss T . 5 T REV, WILFRID PARADIS REV. BROTHER DANIEL, REV. BROTHER JAMES, I-Iirtory F.S.C. F.S.C. Science Spience REV. BROTHER LAWRENCE, FSC. Englirb Q Jf :QR - 1 Mrs. Edward Vcillerre, Mrs. Wfilfrid Bounher and Mrs. Alfred Gagnc preparing todays special, approved by Dumzm Hines and the AAA club.

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REV. RICHARD F. VICKERY Latin REV. BROTHER DOMINIC, F .S.C. Commercial REV. BROTHER B. JOHN, F.S.C. Englirb REV. BROTHER REV. ALBERT A. HUBERT, F.S.C. BAILLARGEON French French Within four years of its opening, Bishop Bradley High School has become the largest school for boys in the state of New Hampshire. Its ranks have been swelled to 725 students whose intellectual needs are ministered to by a faculty of nine priests, fourteen Christian Brothers and three laymen. To meet the demands of increased enrollment, three more faculty members have been added to the staff since June, 1954. The school's expansive extra-curricular program is administered by the Brothers who also act as moderators of the various sports. The major varsity sports are coached by two laymen. One significant change in the school program was the addition of a sixth subject to the freshman course of studies. All first year classes follow the same subjects with Latin or French as the elective. As the student moves into his sophomore year, he will then take either the college prepa- ratory course, the commercial course or the general course. His choice is contingent on his interests and his success in freshman subjects. REV. BROTHER ALBERT REV. MICHAEL GRIFFIN OF JESUS, F.S.C. Science Science

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MR. JOHN BALDWIN MR. PETER CONFORTI MR. JOSEPH FOBES Comm erczal REV. JOHN SHEA F ren cl: Music Director Mathematics The establishment of a guidance department has been another promi- nent innovation since last year. Its immediate concern is with the seniors who are advised on the opportunities which the various colleges in this area offer them. They are also made aware of scholarship grants. It is the function of this department to encourage or dissuade students in selecting a college course. This is done by studying such factors as the student's native ability and his high school marks. Decisions reached in such cases are advisory. Guidance is also of service to the undergraduates in helping them select the appropriate course of studies. Among its testing tools are intelli- gence quotient tests and silent reading tests. Finally, the department tries to follow up its graduates. Of last year's senior class, 33 young men entered college with the remainder being equally divided between those who are in the service and those who are now earning a livelihood. REV. ROBERT CARTY REV. BROTHER AMEDY, REV. BROTHER A. Englirb F.S.C. VICTOR, F.S.C. Mathematics Science