Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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ALBERT L. BEAUDOIN, 2l Pine Tree Terrace, Sourh Burlingfon: B. of Ed.. Keene Teachers' College: Mechanical Drawing l and ll, Technical Drawing. l EDWARD O'BRYAN, Underhill, Ver- monl: Vermonl Junior College: B.S., llhaca College? Pre-Vocalional Shop, Pre-Vocalional Relaled. CHARLES R. CLARK, Norlh l-lero: Machine MELVIN W. HOOK, 367 l-linesburg Trades. Road, Soulh Burlinglon: Radio and 16545 serves as vacation Two innovaiions have slimulaled and imprc vocalional-induslrial courses This year: one lhe conslruclion by The carpenlry class of a h CHRISTIAN KHOSKAMIJRW on Clymer Slreelg lhe ol'her is a new cc Panorama Drive, R.F.D. I, in 'rechnical clrafling, unique in lhal lhe ins' Soull' Burllnglonl 3'5 New lion is shared b Mr. Beaudoin of Bl-lS and Y k u ' '+ , v +' I V Crjarrpenlrylversl Y CCG lone Wein of lhe GE drafli-ng deparlrnenl. This J. LEO PLOOF. Shelburne: B.S. in E.E., Clark- son College of Technology: Eleclronics. T.V. Repair l and ll. WILLIS A. SPAULDING, 6l Grove Slreei. Essex Junclion: B.S., Universily of Vermonl7 Relaled Trade Courses. Driver Educalion.

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Keep your eyes on The book. orders Mrs. Dermody as Law requires The concenfrarion of The sTudenTs in Mrs. Saunders' class. she supervises Mrs. PeTTis' TranscripTion Typing class. GraduaTes of The commercial course Tell oT The in- valuable Training They receive aT BHS. They are always able To compeTe rnosT Tavorably in The business world. The experience The business deparTmenT oTTers in shorThand, Typing, oTTice pracTice. bookkeeping, ac- counTing, economics, and merchandising is compleTe and Thoroughly up-To-daTe. Merchandising sTudenTs earn money working in area for carscrs in business Ward! sTores during The aTTernoon, Thus applying The knowl- edge They have gained in The morning. OTher com- mercial pupils keep Their grades aT honor roll level so They may go inTo oTTice employmeni' The lasT six weeks. Modern meThods and excellenT eguipmenT make This a mosT eTTicienT deparTmenT. REBEKAH J. PETTIS, 54 RiverrnounT ELLEN P. SAUNDERS, 74 SouTh Willard BERNARD C. SMITH, JR., 2I6 Maple Terrace: B.S. in Commerce and Eco- STreeT: 5.5. in Commerce and Economics, Uni- Sfreel, Essex JuncTion: B.Ed., Keene nomics, UniversiTy of VerrnonT: ShorT- versiTy of VermonTg Economics, Business Cor- Teachers' Collegei Salesmanship, Mer hand, Typing. respondence, Law, General Business. chandising, Adverrising. 8 flak ID sn rlumfsp R nv

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EDWARD E. STANLEY, P.O. Box 44. JULIAN H. SYLYESTER, JR., I3 Church Norfh Ferrisburg: Aulo Mechanics. Slreel, Essex Juncllon: K,T.C.B.Ed. and lnd.Ed., M.Ed., Texas A. X: M.: lnduslrial Arrs. training eeufez' fer entire area lusrrales 'lhe close co-operalion berween Jrhe school program and induslry. Owing +o oursfrand- ing equipmenl' and lacililries, BHS is well qualified lo help area sludenfs develop 'rheir skill and +0 provide Them wilh a knowledge and under- slanding of elec+ronics, me+al-working. shop ma- chines and aulomobile repair. Q, If i cl :Li E . 5 6 'if JY Q fs LUTHER G. TABOR, JR., 25 Germain Slreerc BA., Keene Teachers' College? General lvlelals. lnduslrial Arls. WILLIAM WHlTMAN, 127 Airporf Parkway, Soufh Burlinqlon: B. ol Ed., Keene Teachers' College: Di- reclor of lndusrrial Educarion, Mr. Hook shows electronics swf denls how lo repair amplifier. Vocaiional carpenlry sludenls build lirsl' house, The year's big proiecl.