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

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Latm Class f-an JOHN MYERS, B.A., Dartmouth College. Graduate study: University of Vermont. English, General Science, Latin. Activities: Debate, Intramural Sports, This Latin I STOUP aPPe9-TS COD-fideI1'b 35 MI'- Activity Admissions, Freshman Advisor, Myers PI'9PaI'eS to 85-Ve them 8 Quiz- Chronicle. ROBERT WHEELER, B.A., Dartmouth College, M.A., University of Massachusetts. English, French. Activities: Dramatics, Intramural Sports, Activity Admissions, E 1' ' Sophomore Advisor, Chronicle. ng ish 3 College Section reading a group of Short Stories' Instructor - Nr. Wheeler. 'fs 98909 Eu C Two years each of Latin and French are offered. Many students ' gg J ,, include two or more units of credit as frequently required by I the colleges for entrance. All students are required to com- i plete four years of English. Juniors and Seniors may elect college sections.

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SCOPE OF STUDIES Mathematics - English - D years General Commercial - Algebra Typing - 3 years Plane, Solid Geometry Shorthand - 2 years Trigonometry Bookkeeping - 2 years Science - l year Foreign Languages - General French - 2 years Biology Latin - 2 years Physics Physical Education - M years Chemistry Practical Arts - Social Studies - Freshman and Senior world History American History Homemaking - 11 years Trades - b years Arts and Crafts - L years Briver Education - 1 year Students may prepare completely for college entrance at Leland and Gray Seminary, and for those whose interests lie in business or a trade the curriculum offers a selection of courses helpful to entering these areas. Each student is given many opportuni- ties during his four years to learn about various occupations and to come to a decision of satisfaction to himself concerning advanced educational programs and vocational plans. WINSTON J. ROSE, A.B., Tufts Col- lege. Graduate study: Boston Uni- versity, University of Vermont. Assistant Headmaster, Science, Mathematics, and Freshman Social Studies. Activities: Band, Ad- missions, Student Council, Junior Advisor, Magazine Drive, Intra- mural Sports. Lorraine, Bob, Jean, and Neil, prepare a demonstration. A . rganization 1957 - 1958 'Ts' All students are required to com- plete two years of science which includes general science and bio- logy. Also of- fered are one year each of col- lege preparatory physics and chem- istry. Physi,-cz s Instructor - Nr. Rose

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Bookkeeping Instructor - Nr. Powell Those interested in commercial subjects may elect two years each of shorthand and bookkeep- ing, and two or more years of typing. College preparatory students usually plan to include at least one year of typing. All commercial subjects are particu- larly helpful to those who ln- tend to continue in business col- lege and many commercial students . have obtained office positions directly upon graduating from Leland and Gray Seminary. K . ', Mm 'tf- s gf'aSEg5iisEagE2Ei Bookkeeping work units are frequently puzzling. NORMAN POWELL, B.S., University of Maine. Graduate study: Keene Teachers College, Plymouth Teachers 'I? itl Czlass College, University of Vermont. Typing, Shorthand, ,IIB gg Bookkeeping. Activities: Admissions, Chronicle, In5tmmt0r,,Mr.Ibwe11 Intramural Sports. Mr. Powell also operates a bus from Grafton. as I 7 , ' , -,, af::ii1g , 2 5 , .5 ,.., , , - A ,i m,,5g,,:,,,,,,e. Q . N . V I .V . , gajsmv? +2 p - T H W ' 'F Both speed and accuracy are built with ti ed writings. T 5 an .mmf