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

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Mrs. Martha Williams 41 if snoifhqnd ii, Typing ii BUSINESS Tell me, now when did these headaches begin? Students interested in business are taught by an excellent staff under the direction of Mrs. Williams. A few of the subjects available to the business-minded students are these: Bookkeeping, Law, Recordkeeping, Advertising, Typing, and Office Practice. When these f students graduate from Bourne High, they will be well-trained in the essentials of the business field. ,-31 Mr. Russel Burns Business Math General Math Head Football Coach Mr. Donald Belliveau Mr. William Human i ,. ,wa Bs. B.s. i Personal Typing, Record Bookkeeping I, Typing Keeping, Shorthand Office Practice Head Hockey Coach Asst. Baseball Coach How many S8.H green stamps do you have? stss iisi. A A . , . i il kin, x Miss Mary Schonborn 17

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SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department at Bourne High ot- ters a wide variety of subject matter designed to help students better understand the world in which they live. The Social Studies Department feels that the mere teaching of the subjects is not enough, but that experience and actual observation of government in action is essential, This belief is emphasized by tield trips to such places as the Massachusetts State House, Barnstable County Court House, and the United Na- tions Building. Charles B. Lindberg Leo Manning A.B. B.A. Government, POD., Economics European History Ass't. Football Coach A.A. Adviser Head Basketball Coach Little Jack Horner sat in the corner in the battle of New Orleans, l8l4. Deduct your old mother? What's he talking about? Stuart E. Jones, Jr B.A., M.Ed. Dept. Head U,S. History, P.O.D,, Economics Frederick Dunbury William P. Lovin B.S. Ph.B., M,Ed. Economics, P.O.D., U.S. History World Geography Commercial Geography Ass't. Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Track Coach Freshman Basketball Coach i Harry S. Read, III B.A. World History, Government, Western Civilization, U.S, History Theodore G. Sharp B.A, World History, World Geography, P.O.D.

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Mrs. Beatrice Turner B.S. Home Economics Emile Roberge B.S., M.Ed. Metal Shop HOME ECONOMICS Many mouths watered when students passed by the Home Economics room this year. Home- made bread, pies, cookies, and roasted turkey were a few of the delectable dishes prepared by Home Ec. girls. Sewing their own clothes, decorating bedrooms, and entertaining at tea parties were also among their many interest- proved a very attractive club for the young ing activities this year. Mrs. Turner's F.H.A. girls of Bourne. In its fourth year it is one of the many promising clubs in the school. Iris' James Dunn B.S., M.Ed, Metal Shop I, II SINGER f ' 'R l wonder if it's too small? And you call this a Simplicity pattern?? INDUSTRIAL ARTS The teachers in shop put their students to work on useful items for the school. Some of their car- pentry and metal work has been on display at various times in the main foyer. They are very helpful in building and assembling the scenery for the senior play every year. In December they erected a mitten tree for the Code Club. Each year at Christmas they reassemble the manger scene at St. Margaret's church in Buzzards Bay. They also built picnic tables for rest areas around the town. Boy, do I hate these do-it-yourself kits!