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

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Raymond Fitzgerald A.B., M.Ed. Algebra ll, Trig. 81 Solid Geom., Anal. Geom. 81 Calculus MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Department offers new modern courses to stu- dents wishing further advancement in the field of mathematics and engineering. Because of the staff's continual study of new subjects, materials and methods of instruction, students in the business sec- tion are also being introduced to modern mathematics courses. These improvements have advanced the mathematical minds of all Bourne students. Richard Hopwood Algebra l, ll, 8- Geometry James Hamlen Morton Levinson B.S. Algebra ll, B5- Geometry Algebra l, Physical Science What comes after 'shut' in the dictionary? Imagine that! You make a straight line with a ruler! Robert A. Garbutt B.S., B.A., M.Ed. Science ll Algebra I Henry Watson B.A. Mechanical Drawing l General Math IV M l , r

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Interested in foreign languages? Bourne High provides a varied choice of ancient, romantic, and modern languages. Mr. Kenneth Lagerstedt, the department head, and Mr. I-leinrick Sirutschek taught German. Mr. James Brogioli and Mr. Arthur Lynch provided lessons in Latin and Miss Carol Neiter instructed her students in the art ot speaking French. One of the more modern methods of teaching a language has been estab- lishd here at Bourne, The language lab provides a method of improving diction and is also unusually interesting to the students. Students listen attentively as Mr. Sirutschek dictates Ger- man to them. Heinrich Sirutschek B.A., M.S, German I, ll, III Ass't Basketball Coach Track Coach Carol Nieter B.A. French I, II, III Arthur Lynch B.A., M.Ed. Latin I, ll Western Civilization And a Un, and a Deux, and a Trois. . . ' Kenneth Lagersfedt Dept. Head A.B., A.M., A.M. German I, II

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Mr. Allen's physics class in action, C' sumne' A e Richard Ormerod B.S. Chemistry Clifford Wilbur B.S. Earth Science Assistant Principal .1 J. Paul Thibault B.S. Biology Girls' Health Dept. Head B.S. M.Ed. Physics, Senior Class Adviser SCIENCE The distinctive smells of rotten eggs and formalde- hyde, the strange patterns of ripple tanks, the loud pounding by the noisy rock hounds , and the wiggles ofthe long slinkies in the A wing corridor are all evidence of the scientific experiments performed daily by BHS students under the able supervision of the members of the science department. Merwin B. Sturgis Joseph Putnam B.S. I B.S. General Science Chemigfry Boys' Health Physical Science Charles W. Coulter A.A., B.S., M.Ed. Biology Advanced Biology