Wells High School - Abenaki Yearbook (Wells, ME)

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,esen-rl' SC, ig, 'Q we adagqerl' V19 'Calling all d u . . msc- ,QX 22 N6 IS X crh ferns Q ,si J A QNX '41, 02? 9er ' FA Off 3 i 16 POINTS TO GRADUATE Q YAI, A student at Wells High is privileged to work for one of four diplomas, the VJ Q0 college preparatory, the scientific, the secretarial, or the practical arts, The C' 5 do requirements for each diploma is such that each student is given particular prep- U mth aration for the type of work he is interested in. , P Q, Maine Needs Teachers Q! 'G M If a student wishes to become a 'za'-I doctor, a lawyer, minister, or Q? teacher, or wishes to go on to higher V 6 education before making his choice ,p O05 GQ of a profession, the college prepara- PQ 'X A tory diploma should be his goal. To QYQIS P P receive this, he needs a solid foun- - 11061 dation of English, mathematics, a ' foreign language, and science. It Q is no primrose path, but it offers Q W rich rewards to those who are will- 6 Q ing to study. Q L AP Q1 Oak Ridge, here I come W The scientific course requires 5 F four years of English also, but 42N O stresses mathematics and science, 0 f A a total of seven units being compul- Q sory in those fields. The crying Q i need of the present day for engineers, O5 ,Cf chemists, and physicists makes this f Ao 0? a valuable course, and Wells High Ss , 'fs 'ra may congratulate itself that the 5 O 0' science department has such an able head in Miss Weymouth and 9 Xf that Wells graduates can meet so 921 5 I successfully the challenge of college N Q! ij mathematics and science. PJ P Q1 I T 44, -3' A A A 42 S V mo mas mal' ' D so ' ' 'o OX NOX '49, WSTQRY Us qc . 9b, DS, 'ng 7x ' 7 Q.. From This Wide Selection of Courses

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