Berkshire School - Trail Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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l BRUCE W. PRESLEY, B.S. Mr. Presley received the B.S. degree in engineering from Yale University in i959 and came to Berkshire in the fall of that year. At Berkshire he teaches physics and first-year algebra, and also teaches an elective course in typing. Mr. Presley, who is working towards a master's degree in physics, serves as faculty advisor to the Radio and Photography Clubs, and as special advisor to the Literary Club. GRAHAM ANDERSON, A.B. Mr. Anderson prepared for college at Taft and was gradu ated from Yale University in l932. He served in the Army Air Forces in the China-Burma-India theater during World War ll. Before Coming to Berkshire he taught for seventeen years at The Gunnery. Mr. Anderson, in his first year at Berkshire, teaches chemistry, Latin, and European history and is a member of the School's executive, academic and disciplinary committees. MARJORIE R. VINING Mrs. Vining attended the Horace Mann school for girls and the Parsons School of Design, where she studied art. She has worked in advertising and fashion, and has taught at View point School. Recently she displayed her paintings at the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. At the School , 3 X she tea-ches art and mechanical drawing, and assists the A at dance committee. RICHARD P. HALL, B.A. Mr. Richard P. Hall joined the Berkshire School faculty in January to study Berkshire's academic program during the second semester. He has audited classes in English and French, helped in the language laboratory, and assisted Mr. Coddington in they Alumni office and Mr. Durham in the production of the School's spring play. A native of Newport, Rhode Island, Mr. Hall received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Trinity College, at which he majored in modern languages and English. 20

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