East Bridgewater High School - Torch Yearbook (East Bridgewater, MA)

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MR. STANLEY H. HATCH B.S., M.S. Business Law, Bookkeeping, Office Practice The business department prepares students for either secretarial school or a job directly from high school. Its courses are planned to give the student everything, from the foundations of business and bookkeeping, to the principles of Gregg's shorthand and touch typing. All of these courses are designed to help the student who intends to make office work his career and to familiarize him with the situations and respon- sibilities he will encounter in his future life. F: J if Xe! 1671 inns MR. DEMO D. AGGANIS B.S,Ed Shorthand, Typing

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MRS. MARION R. FARRAR B.S. Home Economics ra L' ipilflll. F-'K 4 -,1 f. . kann' J' ' MR. ROY J. MENARD Cert. of B.T.C. Shop The manual arts department helps to educate stu- dents in the practical arts employed in home life or in construction. The first of the three maior divisions of this department is home economics, which is taught by Mrs. Farrar. Here the students are provided training in both cooking and sewing. ' The art division is headed by Mr. Stevens. The stu- dents first learn the fundamentals of drawing and de- sign, while the advanced student is allowed somewhat to go into his special field of interest. For those whose interests run more to mechanics, we offer, our third division, the shop. Here looys are taught mechanical drawing, woodworking, and metal working under the direction of Mr. Eastman and Mr. Menard. I8 +M-gk! jlflanurz! Arts tr f MR. ROBERT H. EASTMAN Shop Instructor f,-- ...ix MR. ALBERT H. STEVENS B.S.Ed. Cultural History, Art