Plymouth Carver High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Miss Beatrice Arthur, Chairman Salem Bridgewater State Boston University I did it! 25 words a minute! BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education curriculum seeks to prepare students for positions in business of- fices they may soon enter. Stenography and bookkeeping are only two of the many, and varied aspects of the program. Personal typing is now being offered to college preparatory students providing for a more complete edu- cation. 21 Smiles around! Mr Mr. Earle Jowdry U. of Mass. . Willard E. Mondeau Northeastern U. Bridgewater State Mrs. Leona Swartz Boston University Mr. William Turpin Salem Mrs. Inger Martinelli Ohio University

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SCIENCES Mr. W. Douglas Edwards Springfield College Elon College University of N. C. University of Va. Bridgewater State Mrs. Mary Shinney Regis College Mr. David Barlow U. of Rhode Island Boston University Mr. William Levesque U. of New Hampshii Bridgewater State Mr. John Wiseman U. of New Hampshire Bridgewater State Let's flunk them all. Mr. John Penny Holy Cross Miss Clare Driscoll Chairman Radcliffe Harvard A forest in the science lab ? The Science Department of Plymouth-Car- ver High School has responded to man's cur- rent quest for universal excellence in that concentration of study. Every student un- dertakes a minimum of one and a maximum of four years in either the general or the college preparatory programs. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics constitute the lab sciences. Geology and the space sciences are elective courses for personal benefit. 20

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HOME ECONOMICS Our home economics department provides girls with the opportunity to develop their home making skills and to take pride in their accomplishments. Home economics is an elec- tive in which girls can study cooking, sewing, and other things needed for the efficient management of the home. Miss Anita Drisko Framingham I'd rather do it myself! INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial arts is emphasized to a great extent at Ply- mouth-Carver High School because of its importance to all boys. This course offers to all young men regardless of curriculum not only a good training in the basics of in- dustrial arts, but also an opportunity for him to take pride in his accomplishments as they are tangible proofs of his skills. T J Mr. Patenaude O.K.'s it with a wink. Mr. Hector Patenaude Fitchburg Boston University Bridgewater State Mr. George De Courcy Middle Tennessee State College Mr. Alfred Johnson Bridgewater State Mr. William Johnstone Fitchburg Harvard