Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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ff gs QTDQQUQ 0 JYQJU Q19 l- c.- N4 J'-li 'QQ 5 Francis 1. LeBlanc and Elsea NI. Bridgess. MUSIC A D ART DEPARTMENTS Students who enjoy music are offered vocal and instrumental instruction under the guid- ance of Mr. Tawa. Those interested in general art. commercial art. jewelry craft, and mechan- ical drawing are under the supervision of Miss Bridges and Mr. Le Blanc. ln these various courses. pupils are helped to find their in- dividual interests and to develop an apprecia- tion for the fine arts. Nicholas E. Tawa 6 it v -.v-15-1 ' This takes real concentration. Sing along with Mr. Tawa. -s

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ff? dl? QGCQ I 4547 , Q x t 9 at J O 1 vi I 3 Zh 'QF' f J l 1 Q 'Q' X Eleanor Warren, Elsie Watters, Margaret Story, Lila Hennessey. Richard Clancy, absent when picture was taken. Frere Jacques, frere Jacques if I8 Miss Eleanor Vvarren heads the Foreign Language Department at Beverly High School. Courses are offered in French, German, Span- ish, and Latin. The departinenfs purpose is to give the student the ability to communicate in a foreign language, both in oral and written form. Facilities of the department include a lang- uage lahoratory and a new reading room. Film strips and magazines were ordered to supple- ment class work. Nancy Glasser and Dick Wallace, in the language laboratory, seem to enjoy the tapes of French anec- dotes. I V

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Qffe fa! we G06 ' l us' fn .pf UA stitch in time sase mme. HOME ECO OMIC A variety of practical skills is offered to the student who centers her high school career around home economics. Under the able direction of Miss Boswell and Miss Cluff, courses are offered in Clothing. food, home, and family living. Ruth Cluff and Millicent Boswell. How many cups of baking soda? 1 , Hex 1 , ,M f',,,:.:M ' x X Y ..,ixs., ia' -wg V,