Bucksport High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bucksport, ME)

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2. Ir Mn Robert Serenbetz Industrial Arts V Qxx CEQNQQ x XXQ MQO xeV Mrs. Olive Rice English Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Joseph Sulyo Chemisiry Asst. Football Coach $ Mr. Clyde Snow Bond Mr. Philip Tordif English Debate Mr. Albert Smith Social Studies Student Council ' ' .- 5 3:8 - , , : 3 ' M Mr. Peter Sutherland English Social Studies v MWVAw w im. $ Mrs. Jeanette Tardif English Three One-Act Plays Sophomore Class Advisor

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Mr. William Files Social Studies, Track English, X-Coumry Freshman Class Advisor Prize Speaking, Novice Debate Mr. John Jackson Industrial Ar15 A.F.S. Mrs. Anne Norton English, French National Honor Society Mr. Robert Horrimon English Thespions Newsbomb, co-odvisor V Mrs. Leslie Leovitt English Jrs Class Advisor 3-Act Ploy Mrs. Martha Perkins Chorus Mr. Donald Hebert Business Education BA Mrs. Eleanor McGrow Librorion Mrs. Genevieve Mercer Home Economics Dean of Girls Sr. Class Advisor Mr. Leighton Perry Driver Education Sr. Class Advisor Mrs Hildred W. Phillips Business Education F.B.LA. Newsbomb, co-odvisor

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Mrs. Phyllis Wcrdwell Librarian t t i X F Mira, '. A .7 , i L. h . .fml .93 'Mm T . N O . MWVNW x s M s s H m u sews wmswwsms A Cooperative Vocational Education Pro- gram was made a port of the curriculum at Bucksport High School beginning in September of 1971. This program enables students to attend classes in the mornings and be trained in occupations of their choice in the afternoons. Students enrolled in this program have many and varied interests such as secre- tarial, accounting, banking, small engine repair, oil burner installation and service, carpentry, and so forth. Mr. Frank A. Moore was hired as the Co- operative Vocational Education Coordina- tor and has placed over twenty-tTve stu- dents in Bucksport 0nd Eltsworth. Each student is thus enabled to get oddi- tionol training outside of the school but will still receive academic credits for this training. The local business community has re- ceived this program with enthusiasm and well over twenty students are employed in training in the greater Bucksport area. The basic aim of the program is to provide training to high school students while they are actually earning and working in the community. It has been proven in the State Mr. Arthur Webb Mathematics Physics Yearbook Business Advisor of Maine thot badly needed technicians become available to local businessmen as a result of co-op training. The Co-op Ed. Program is open to all stu- dents wishing to apply. A course of inv school instruction is handled by the coor- dinotor. An effort is made to provide infor- mation concerning the problems involved with working and earning a living in the business community. Cooperatives Vocational Education Pro- grams ore federally financed with the lo- cal school district contributing on 0 per- centage basis.