Wells High School - Abenaki Yearbook (Wells, ME)

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U U I 'I Q36 I OIQD gnq W' IOD Q C41 7I l'f6 , Q9 . S fx, wwde 675 YXO to an Q . . 7 1 1 Y KSN OPP X + Y+f 490 Q ,LXR Ladderbush c. P. A. if dx Q!! The busy aspect of Room six Q5 QS? and the Typing Room indicates the fo FS popularity of the secretarial course with those students who may picture of themselves as the stenographers, ,S A be 9 bookkeepers and accountants in to- To be, morrow's fields of business and fi- gq ko nance. An adequate background in 00 English and six specialized units in 'Q' the commercial fields are musts S in this course X e, 0: X e C9 0 Ax The practical arts course is open to both boys and girls, offering training in the G 6X manual arts for boys and in home economics for girls. Four years of English and a O W selection of courses from other fields combine with the required four years work in prac- Xa C7 tical arts to make this aworth-while course which offers its graduates a wide choice , 6 of fields of work--dietetics, modeling, sewing, carpenuy, cabinet work, mechanics, 4 electrical work--any of the occupations in which industry's wheels go 'round. Q'-3' 2. 36 Dietician Spooner Jamieson's project 22 f If 'Me' 6 ev . XX 2, W A 0 'Q Q 5 3, D 'F fb af Q M 69 T' V 0 .9 sf gf Cf, ts' xl 5. Q ff Qe Nr, SDK' ix fig qfs 9 ' Q 0 of ob Q QD 'iw 72 Q6 'fb iv Use Q W e Planned for Qur Future.

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BETH LARROW V ANNETTE GAGNON HOPE LITTLEFIELD N 'Vx A' ELLEN ' .J DANNERT ff BARBARA HAYES WENDY PINKHAM S AN DRA BROWN Our Interests W ere Many and Varied.