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

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DUCATIO a...1L--'L-- 7.5 5 Before . . R Left to right: Miss Judith Wild, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, Miss Nancy Mac- Duffee, University of Massachusetts. . . . and after A I Q - , . . stretch 11, i W-5-Q.v-' '- v.F'13W,l, h X A 23

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PHYSICAL Being dedicated to the complete education, Ply- mouth-Carver High School has created an extensive physical education program to supplement and par- allel classroom learning. Each student not partici- pating on an athletic team must take two or three periods of gym a week depending upon his partic- ular grade level. The Physical Education depart- ment also sponsors intramural competition in touch football, basketball, volleyball, and many other sports. Saturday morning basketball practice Mr. Richard Ward University of Massachusetts Mr. Henry Cryer Panzer College

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USC If you're a marching girl, you'd better be there. The music department in our school actively instills in the students an appre- ciation of the musical art. A course in music appreciation is offered, and the students are encouraged to participate in chorus, orchestra, and band. Concentration in an 1 41 , ul K r x Mrs. Rosemary Way Mr. Arthur H Ellis Jr Julliard School of Music Boston University Orchestra Chorus art form. Mr. Dennis Aresta Boston College Bridgewater Assistant Football Coach All courses taught in the special class at Plymouth-Carver iii, High School are geared to the ability of the student. The pak Q 'N ' courses a1e specifically designed to give the student good basic training in all the maJor subjects. by Mr. John Rathkamp Bridgewater State College 24