Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

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MR. PAUL MANGEUNKX American History From an old African proverb, Do not insult the crocodile ' s mouth until you have crossed the river. ” MR. CARL OLSON English Literature, Speech Go over the bridge and don’t come back for a year. ” MR. ROBERT McBRIDE Typing, Business ’ ' Never step on a Cape Cod¬ der ' s toe because the scream is heard all over the Cape. ’ ’ MR. SALVATORE PICCOLO Music ’’More music and less talk will help make a better world. Don’t talk about doing things - DO THEM! MRS. MARY McGRATH Physical Education ’’Working hard never hurt anyone MISS CHERYL POORE Physical Education ”A person is in bondage to whatever he cannot part with that is less than himself. MR. DANIEL O’LEARY American History Do the best at whatever you do. 4 FACULTY 23

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MR. LAMONTAGNE | French Latin A person that speaks two lan¬ guages is worth two persons. MR. TIMOTHY LYNCH Ancient History Never forget that at any moment in time every human being is performing at his optimim if you consider all of the forces impinging upon him. “The best advice I ever had is • » » MRS. NORMA LARKIN Home Economics MR. STEPHEN KOT Chemistry, General Science Not to hesitate to say you don’t know when someone asks you a question - but when asked a second time be sure to have the answer. MR. ARTHUR LaFRENIER French MR. KRIS LARSON Government 22 FACULTY

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iome of the basic materials used by the Gen ral Psychology class. New Classes Draw Active In terest. This year, upper classmen at Harwich High School are being given the opportunity to learn about their mind and body. It is a known fact that the mind and body work- together; the health of one depends on the health of the other. Seniors can further their understanding of this concept in two new courses offered this year for the first time. The Psychology class, a course offered last year, is a semester course taught by Mr. David Atwood. He feels that there is a definite awareness of individuals at various aspects of human behavior previously unthought about. Through books like WALDEN TWO, THE HIDDEN PERSUADERS, and THE SANE SOCIETY, the students discuss many different ideas about life. There are also lecture periods, covering topics such as learning and conditioning, neuroses, suicide, and depression. Mr. Atwood feels, though, that his class has a long way to go. Starting with nothing more than a few paperbacks and his own notes, he is gradually building his program with the addition of new textbooks this year, and hopes for more materials in the years to come. It ' s going to take awhile to get the materials; films, guest speakers, trips. It may be a year or so before it comes out the way I’d like it, according to Mr. Atwood. He feels that his course is definitely a learning experience for himself, as well as his students. Mr.. Atwood. A learning experience for the,teacher as well as the. $tt 24 FACULTY