Leland and Gray High School - Messenger Yearbook (Townshend, VT)

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. . . recommendations. All students who attend Leland and Gray are required to complete during their four years certain subjects which are considered as fundamental to background knowledge. These subjects form a framework rn addition to which a student may select other courses according to his aims, interests and abilities, The background subjects required include: English 4 years - Science 2 years Qgeneral science and biologyj Mathematics 1 112 years - Social Studies 3 112 years Physical Education 3 years The complete scope of studies and activities open to the students: English 4 years - Speech 4 years Supplementary English 4 years General and Senior Mathematics Algebra 2 112 years Plane, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry Social Studies 1 - Senior Social Studies World History - American History General Science - Biology Physics - Chemistry French 2 years - Latin 2 years Physical Education 4 years Typing 2 years - Homemaking 2 years Bookkeeping 2 years - Shorthand 2 years Trades 4 years - Arts and Crafts 4 years Driver Education CHRONICLE - MESSENGER Outing Club - Camera Club Debate - Prize Speaking Dramatlcs Band - Twirlers Mixed Chorus Glee Clubs - Sextet Cheerleaders Intramurals: Soccer, Softball, Touch Football, Tumbling, Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Ping Pong, Basketball Teams, Boys' and Girls Baseball Team, Softball Team Ski Team - Girls' Athletic Club Students who wish to attend college may prepare completely at Leland and Gray, and for those whose interests lie in business or a job upon graduating from high school, Leland and Gray offers a wide selec tion of courses preparatory to these undertakings. asv: of Ax K .15

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ARLO P, MONROE, B. F. A. University of Nebraska, Graduate Study: School of the Chicago Art Institute, University of Vermont. Headmaster, Arts and Crafts, American History, Senior Social Studies, Mechani- cal Drawing. Activities: Student Council, Coach Girls' Sports, MESSENGER, Boys' Glee Club and Sex- tet, Intramural Girls' Sports. ADVISORY PERSONNEL offers . . To the Seniors - From the time Leland and Gray was founded way back in 1834, hundreds of valley young people like yourselves have been helped to greater things by their attendance here in your school, While you have been here, you have been provided with many opportunities which have been intended to help you to find yourselves, to try out new ideas and to judge their constructive values, to establish, question, and re-establish your personal ideals. It is my sincere hope that you have grown in the abilities necessary to getting along with others, in understandings of the lasting values of friendliness, and in the desire to achieve worthwhile ends from your lives.

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