Marlborough High School - Marlborough High Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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Betsy Foster HOME ECONOMICS The scientist, the lawyer, the factory worker, the serviceman: all will continue to marry, have children, need meals of the right quality and continue to wear clothing which will require some attention. But, more important, his success in M life will depend much on the calming influence of a peaceful, well-run home £ in which to renew his spirit and to meet the increased tension of the world outside. Y Surely education for girls in Home Economics is one vital means of achieving this L goal—and to that end, Home Economics dedicates itself. FAMILY LIVING SEMINAR Front Row L-R D. Borden, K. Torres, D. Renaud, C. Gagnon, J. Nicholas, S. Perry, M. DiRico, S. Langelier. Rear L-R S. Sutherland, J. McGrail, H. Gaffney, N. Clark, M. Donovan, L. Olden C O o K I N G Mrs. Marion Cogswell Proof is in the Tasting” A Stitch in Time . ..” 28

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BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MRS. CECILY HASKELL State Teachers College Salem Mass. B.S. in Ed. Boston University Masters, Bus. Ed. Hobbies: Bowling, Skating The Basis of Commerce—The Heart of Business’’ SECRETARIAL CLUB Bottom: C. Battaglia, B. Riley, J. Livesey, J. Grasso, N. Walsh, J. Porcello, C. Liver- nois. Middle: Mrs. Armour, M. DiRico, K. Gagnon, J. Johnson D. Renaud, P. Foley, Mrs. Hornsby Top: A. Morrow, N. Clark, R. Boyd, S. Southerland A. Kenserski OFFICE HELPERS We Help Our School Run ...’’ Efficiently Busy

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SPEECH MR. SANDINI Director of Speech A good speech has a good be¬ ginning and a good ending, both of which are kept close together” —Prochnow fee r-.i b 3|’.ar | j k l.fl UMiffafi l . NUMBAH PLEASE” SENIOR SPEAKING CHORUS 29