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

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t' arallel parking while B6ttYs Us ' Q fin ,iflM'Weeeag Clara prac ices P , Clyde, and Harry view the situation. Physical Education Instructor - Herbert Johnson All are required to include three years of physical educa- tion. The program offers four years of these classes, intra- mural sports and competitive sports, which are conducted for the most part during the regular school day so that all students have ample opportunity to par- ticipate. Ruthie leads in calisthenics. HERBERT JOHNSON, B.S., Springfield College. Graduate study: Univer- sity of Vermont. Girls' and Boys' Physical Education, Biology, Driver Education. Coach of Boys' Sports, Senior Advisor. Each year, the Raymond Roberts Agency furnishes a new dual-control Chevrolet for use in the Driver Education course sponsored by the American Automobile Association and taught by an instructor train- ed in the A.A.A. Instructors' Course. Students are encouraged to include this in their programs and receive behind-the-wheel ins- truction and classroom work, using standard texts and visual aid materials. 4e M , ,f .,., , W Y., our f -ff . 3 o.aWMWeeMswWMMrfW N e cnffrdwww Driver Education Instructor - Herbert Johnson .e--we

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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

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Keith Harrington and Richard Payne feed the presses under direction of Mr. Favreau. TRADES consists of numerous practical offerings each year under the direction of practicing tradesmen of this area. Freshmen and Sophomores are instructed in carpentering, cement work, woodworking, practical electricity, welding, forge work, and mechanical drawing. Juniors and Seniors receive work in auto mechanics, metal lathe, and general shop. Other short blocks of time are allotted on alternating years in plumbing, printing, and painting. 11 Trades INSTRUCTORS - Carpentering-Floyd Holden, Welding, IronworkvJohn Robinsong Printing-Clarence Favreaug Auto Mechanics-Richard Kearley. Things are going around for Hermon Parsons on the wood lathe. ABOVF - Mr. Holden looks wm'welBtfm'wesmp John Robinson watches Teddy Weir handle the acetylene torch.