Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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BUSINESS Hands on your home row keys , It ' s o debit, not o credit , echoed from the four business teachers whose goals were to prepare students for the business world. Mrs. Williams, department head, instructed students in Typing, Shorthand, and Record-Keeping as did Mrs. Chipman, who also coached basketball. Mr. Homan strove to enlighten students in Bookkeeping and Typing, while Mr. Cowen not only taught Law, Advertising, and Book- keeping but also served as faculty advisor for our annual, CANAL CUR- RENTS. Martha Williams, Dept. Head A.B. Personal Typing, Shorthand, Record Keeping William Homan B.S. Bookkeeping I, Typing, Record Keeping I, II A. Charles Cowen B.S.-B.A. Bookkeeping I, II Advertising, Commercial Low, Salesmanship CANAL CURRENTS Advisor Senior Closs Advisor business . . . physical education Beverly Chipman B.S., B.Ed. Typing, Shorthand Office Practice, Girls ' Basketball Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION As anyone passed by the gym, weird noises similar to counting came from behind closed doors. The physical education classes were doing their exercises. Both boys and girls have learned the fundamentals of many games such as volleyball, softball, and basketball through the efforts of Mr. Burns and Mrs. Sullivan. It could be very true that a few Pavlovas have been discovered since the fall in Mrs. Sullivan ' s gym classes. Anne Sullivan Girls ' Physical Education, Pep Squad Advisor Russell Burns B.S. Boys ' Physical Education, Head Football Coach

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Stuart E. Jones, Jr., Dept. Head B.A., M.Ed. Economics, P.O.D., U.S. History Charles Lindberg A.B. U.S. History, Government, P.O.D., Economics, World Geography, Ass ' t Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach Varsity Lettermen ' s Club Advisor Business Math, General Math, Head Hockey Coach, Ass ' t Football Coach John E. Holmes B.S. Math, Mechanical Drawing, Student Council Advisor William P, Lavin Ph.B., M.Ed. U.S. History, Commercial Georgraphy, Head Baseball Coach, Ass ' t Basketball Coach Donald Belliveau SOCIAL STUDIES What! You don ' t know what our Notional Debt is? A piece of chalk flew through the air os Mr. Jones scolded on uninformed economics stu- dent. Mr. Jones, department head, with Mr. Lovin, Mr. Lindberg, and Mr. Manning, strove each day to enlighten students on many current issues. Modern European History, Govern- ment, World Geography, and U. S. History served to give students an ex- tensive look at the United States and other nations from many angles. The economy-minded student of to- day may become the Wall Street ty- coon of tomorrow. Seniors would have been rich by now if the money given for the purchase of stocks from the Big Board had been real. Leo Manning B.A. World Histroy, European History, A. A. Advisor social studies . . . I A 17

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kf i I William Delaney Drivers Education DRIVERS EDUCATION Tomorrow t wont you to know the first twelve rules in the pink book, said Mr. Delaney, Bourne High ' s Drivers Education instructor. At 2:10 every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, Mr. Delaney helped numerous students to secure that precious blue license. drivers’ education . . . home-ec . . . 1 Beatrice Turner B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics suite under the able direction of Mrs. Turner was one of the busiest rooms in our school. The girls were kept busy in the kitchen preparing for receptions and teas at which they also served as hostesses. Besides their culinary accomplishments the girls displayed their talents as able seamstresses by making many of their own garments. As an everyday service rendered by this capable group minor tears in students ' clothing were repaired.