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

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HOME ECONOMICS Domestic-minded students in the Home Economics classes ore learning about the culinary arts and sewing from their dedicated instructor, Mrs. Jock Turner. These girls ore gaining practical knowledge obout menu planning, cooking, serving, nutrition study, and sewing. This course will be use- ful to them the rest of their lives, whether or not they choose a career in this field. Mrs. Turner INDUSTRIAL ARTS The industrial arts department of Bourne High is under the excellent supervision of Mr. Roberge. The department includes the metal shop, under Mr. Dunn, the wood shop, supervised by Mr. Roberge, and me- chanical drawing taught by Mr. Watson. Through the various courses offered, the student is familiarized with the industrial world in general. The department prepares students for further education in trade schools or apprentice positions. Mr. Watson Mr. Dunn Mr. Roberge

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BUSINESS The business department of Bourne High, under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Williams, familiarizes the student with every aspect of the business world. Courses available include typing, bookkeeping, short- hand, notehond, and filing. Modern equipment and excellent instruction give students the experience and preparation for future careers in business. Students may go on to secretarial schools, junior colleges, or directly out into the business world. Mrs. M. Williams Mrs. Martha Williams Mr. W. Homan Miss S. Rubin

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Mrs. Ann Sullivan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Under the direction of Mr. Knute Andersson, director of physical education in the Bourne school district, Mr. Bachand and Mrs. Sullivan teach the boys and girls the fundamental principals of gymnastics. Volleyball, basketball, and softball have had new competitors this year with the addition of badminton, and ping-pong. Much to the delight of both boys and girls, co-ed classes were introduced this year. Mr. Bachand makes men out of boys. Mr. Knute Andersson