Clayton A Bouton High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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SOPHOMORES: Front Row, lefi' fo righir J. l-ayaou, T. W. Crabill, M. Moran, T. Furman. Third Row: E. Adams, LaDuke, D. Wagner, D. Seyboih. Second Row: R. Connor. W. Dunsian, T. DeLorenzo, G. Rockensfyre pracfise fyping. COITIITTSTCS The commerce deparlmeni. headed by Mrs. Thelma lvlcGarr, leaiures a varieiy of subjecls for bolh 'rhe sludenls who wish 'lo Take one or Two courses and lhe ones who wish lo major in lhal field. Many siudenis Taking a college enlrance course find lyping a valuable assei io Their curric- ulum. Fuiure secrelaries also 'rake lyping along wiih bookkeeping and lwo years of shorlhand. Oiher business majors gain a general background ol business, including buying, selling, and relailing. in lhe course on salesmanship. SOPHOMORES: Froni' Row: Helen Homeyer. Second Row: Doroihy Rzany, Bernice Pawlus. Third Row: Leona Eldredge, Geraldine Ayers iake shorihand dicfafion from Mrs. Thelma McGarr.

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science In Jrhe senior wing Jrhe new science roorn is enjoyed by all siudenis Taking chemisfry. physics and biology. The siudenis gain valuable experi ence from pariicipaling in ihe laboralory program lvlr. Alfred Heermans, new +o our science depari meni, 'reaches all science courses which include one laboraiory period per weelc. SOPHOMORES: Norman Bayly, Herfha Gimlick, Anne Dedricir, Kenneih Baily, Madeline Confe, Janice Beardslee. Jo Ann Cha'Hin, Sandy Bibbins and Linda Adkins work on a physics experimenf. der Farsi Row M Navllla W C Smlfh F Shroeder Third Row: C. Taylor, P. VanDerVeer, J. Rubin, T. McCar+- ney waich dis+ilIa+ion of wafer.

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specialized subiects SENIORS: RuTh Gipp. JaneT O'Connell, Mary Louise Graf- Tunder, Anna Frisbee and Carol Rzany worl: in The home economics lciTchen. Miss JeaneTTe Howard helps Ellen BenneTT make an apron. Driver educaTion, TaughT by Mr. Harold Mead has proven To be a very worThwhile class. Here pupils are TaughT The basic TundamenTals oT driving Through lecTures, movies, and acTual pracTice. High school girls who elecT a course in home economics are given a basic background in +ha+ Tield by Miss lJeaneTTe Howard. She includes Qsewing, meal planning, cooking and family living in her courses. lndusTrial arTs is To The boys as home economics is To The girls. Mr. David McCarTney Teaches such courses as meTal and woodworking, elecTriciTy, prinTing, and mechanical drawing. The laTTer is basic To such fields as engineering, archiTecTure. and design. Mr. Harold Mead insTrucTs JaneT O'Connell, RuTh Gipp. Arlene Carr in The Tiner poinTs of driving. SENIORS: MilTon Gipp, Gerald WhiTa, Henry Hayward. ArThur Relyea and Charles Frisbee run The meTal laThe in The shop. Mr. David McCarTney insTrucTs Eugene Krause and Richard Spaulding in Their mechanical drawing.