Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Seated, left to right: Helen M. C. Hickeyg Agnes I. Ring, Head of Departmentg Marion E, Hume. Sturiclingz Evelyn li. Nelson: Paul N. Roberts, Irene L. Ladd. Not present, Sarah R. Hume. a-s-cl-fspace Hommervial Department Through courses in typing, stenoprraphy, bookkeeping, and general business, the f'omme1'Ciz1l Department gives its students p1'zu'tical skills and abilities in preparation for the busy world of trade and coinmerce that lies ahead. At work on office machines lik t

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Seated, left to right: David I. Hoyle: Eric W. Mansur, Head of Departnientg Blair C. Wilson. Stand- ing: Bruce A. Gileliristg Bryce H. VValtong Harold Bjurnson. Science Departmcut As we advance from the Clipper Ship Era into the Atemie Aire, so must we increase our knowledge to meet the times. The goal of the Science Department is to prepare us to faee any threatening: forces. ln ordei to acquire command of these new horizons every student should utilize the opportunities offered in the fields of science. Snap, crackle and pop! Be kind to your web-footed friends, Pam

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f 5 I 2 4 4 E 3 ' -N - l l GNN Left to right: Ann D. Foster, Woodrow Phalan, Warren D. Wood, Vaughn W. Bean, Dorothy M. Rose. Slim' Arts To add that final, well-rounded touch to our scholastic program, we have excellent artistic, musical, and literary facilities. Our library, band, glee club, and art classes are open to all students with interests in those fields. I9 actical Arts Through shop, cooking, sewing, and nursing the Practical Arts Department strives to prepare its stu- dents for the years after high school. After this training, a student is better equipped to enter the fields of homemaking and industry. Left to right: Donald Amiott, Claire J. Hansong Raymond W. Bacon, Olga E. Sachs, Bertil G. Bloom.