Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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THEODORE E. HINCKLEY, 65 Har- GEORGE M. DOWHAN, 260 Easl Avenue: HELEN 5- CARTER. l72 5Ou+h Prospecl rinqron Terrace: BS., Norwich: lv1.Ed.. BA., Sainr lvIichael's College: MA. in Edu- Slfeeli A3-1 UV1lVSrSiiy of WiSCOnSIn Universiiy oi Vermonl: General Sci- calion, Universily ol Vermonl: Algebra, Plane M-A-r UHWGFSHY of VSVVTIOYW Gevmelfy ence, Geology and Relared Subiecls. Geomelry, and Algebra. Be sure fha? your measuremenfs are accurale io lenrhs ol a cen+irne'rer, Mr. Buck lar righll re- minds inlenl physics sfudenfs. Math and science The mafhemafics deparlmenlq offering courses in alge- bra, lriqonomelrry, calculus, .and solicl and plane qeomelry, prepares Hs siudenls for furiher slucly of mafhemalics. I+ lrains sludenls in clear, logical and accurale lhinking. Courses in The science deparlmenl open lhe marvels Mr. Billings commends friendly inferesl of Jean Washburn, Jim Bellino, and Roger Fuller as he works a mechanical adveniage problem.

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y RUTH G. GETTY. 90 Oakland Terrace: MARIAN G. GLEASON, Il8 Erierwood Lane: WALLACE E, GREEN, T6 Ludwig A.B., MA., Albany STaTe Teachers' Col- BA.. Srn'Th College: MS., UniversiTy oi Mas- CourT: AB., M.A,, Middlebury College? lege: Spanish I, ll, sachusevs' English. Phi 5eTa Kappa: Supervisor oT Sec- kzuguagcs stress cammurzimfiow Realizing Tl'1aT The abiliTy To communicaTe is oT para- mounT imporTance in a civilized world, The English and Toreign language deparTmenTs emphasize oral and wriTTen expression. Worlc in creaTive wriTing sTimu- la+es original Thinlcing and developmenT oT siyle. The sTudy oT greaT liTeraTure opens up new visTas, gives sTudenTs a new undersTanding oT human naTure, and sharpens Their abiliTy To analyze characTer. l-lonors courses provide an opporTuniTy Tor more inTensive ondarv Curriculum: l-lead oi English and Language DecarTrnenTs. Two years oT Spanish reTlecTs The deparTmenT's aware- ness of The viTal irnporTance oT Tluency in Toreign languages. Language clubs give The sTudenTs a chance To leave The Torrnal aTmosphere oT The classroom and learn Through Tapes, records, special programs, slides and conTacT wiTh Toreign sTudenTs. The records made by AFS exchange sTudenTs in schools abroad aTTesT To The eTTecTiveness oT The pro- sTudy. gram in Teaching Tor inTernaTional undersTanding and The oTTering oT Tour years oT l.aTin and French and Triendship. SALLY S- SPEAR. Colchesierr Bari L. LUCILLE wi-HTE, 544 sam wiiisra sewer: UUTVSVSHY Ol Vefmonif EV'9li5l'i' B.Ed., M.Ed., UniversiTy ol VerrnonT2 English. MARJORIE B. ADAMS, 88 Soufh Wil- lard STreeT: A.B,, SnniTh Collegeg A.M., Middlebury College: CerTiTicaTe l'l. and P.E., Wellesley College: CerTiTi- ca? de l'UniversiTe de Grenoble: French land ll. RUTH E. JONES, 390 SouTh Union STreeT: B,S,, UniversiTy of VerrnonTI MA., Columbia UniversiTy: Phi Beia Kappa: English.

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l l WILBUR I. BULL, JR., w Easf Terrace, Souflw Burlinqionz AB., Darfrnoullwq Qi KARL L. BUCK, 89 Caroline Slreei: 5.5. KENNETH E. BILLINGS, lO Norvfclw Universily' Mid., Universily of Vere Sireei Souln Eurlinqenz 5.5. MA., Universify of Vermonfq Biology rnonlq Prysics end Cl'iemi5+fy4 ion Teachers' College General and Chemisiry. ence Praclbe' Scie-ice, Physics, elogy and Air Science rzgmal thmkzug l l i l l of biology. physics, clnemislry, geology, eleclronics, and ' air science. and are designed io confribuie lo Tlne general educaiion of all sludenls. Tney provide a broad founda- Jrion in science for Jrliose iniending 'ro underlalce furllwer workin scienfific Fields, i l coRA HUTCHINS. R.F.D, 1, Maifon. B.S.. M.Ed.. Urliversiiy of Vermonl: Advanced Malhemaiics. Problems in sels 'ern orar'l-U mule lrig siudenls. Dave - F7 Bailey and Craig Edwards. l HARRIETT P. LOVEJOY, IIO College Slreel: WILLIAM WEIN, IO69 Pine B.S., Universiiy of Verrnonlg Eiobgy. General Tecnnical Drafting. Science.