Boston Trade High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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i i i i Mr. Francis J. Murphy, Guidance uidcuzce' and jyfacenzezzf Under the leadership of our Guidance Instructor, Mr. Francis J. Mur- phy, we are constantly informed of the necessary qualifications expected of the prospective mechanic in the field of industry. Most important of these ore reliability, promptness, and the ability to get along with other workers in the shop. These and good moral character are considered even more valuable than complete mastery of the trade, and those boys who develop best in these are first thought of by the Placement Department, under the direction of Mr. Francis J. Harrigan, when iobs in industry become ovailable to our boys. This department has been highly successful in placing a large number of boys in congenial and profitable places in industry. Mr. Francis J. Harrigan, Placement ,f 4- ' ' ,iqg

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Che Town ln the senior high school the school nurse correlates her work with that of the Health and Physical Education Department, the school doctor, the shops, and the classes. She interprets the results of physical examinations, and the results of vision and hearing tests to the pupil. Pupils ore also referred to the nurse by the teachers, and she tries through consultation to determine whether a physical condition is the cause of inattention or disin- terest. She tries to make the pupil understand the need for rest and relax- ation, healthful diet, knowledge of the basic food needs, vorious habits of personal hygiene, the importance of cleanliness, good posture, and the care of the teeth and eyes. It is felt that at this age a pupil can understand a health oppraisal, and an interest can be engendered to have him have his physical defects corrected and to induce him to make an effort to improve his general health habits. .f IMI TY X Consultation on Personal Health