Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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Home Economics .,,. ABOVE: Mrs. Barbara Kyrios, as teacher of Home Economics, instructs girls in the basics of cooking and sewing, pro- viding them with a good foundation for their future roles as housewives. CENTER: Mr. Francis Convy, vocal director at Southbridge High School, and LOWER LEFT: Mr. Herbert Aro noff, director of the band, teach students the finer points of singing and music. Through their instruction, students learn how small parts can blend together to create a finished product. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Jean Grebb is certainly well qualified for her position as our school librarian. Her efficient organization of the facilities, her wide knowledge and expe rierice, and most of all, her sincere desire to help enable the students and teachers to take full advantage of our library. Music Library s 1 2 1 . . i f 3 . it . Q -V i i 12 2 x V '12 T , ,ff f. , 1-3. 'Q . f . ,f ?,1L Q, A-'- 18

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Nlr. Wilfred Learned Director The Trade Division of the high school contributes not only to S.H.S. but to the entire town of Southbridge as well. Preparing students for vocational occupations, the instructors at the Trade School are shaping dependable and knowledgeable members of our society. The practi- cal experience offered during class time and in the co- operative program are invaluable to all students who are enrolled in this Division. 11599 , Ely-1, W 4, 'X n-.' ,A , if 'i f Y ,, , ,' if wlgylit K-Llp jill lUl filil ,, sg J 1, l, tg- . illiflliill7Ef':,iiiifj Vtf XX ' ll ' ..: ll- l i -1 l. . lVlr. Frank Skinton Assistant Director Mrs. Nfidhols and Mslssl competent and i' taries at the Trade important roles in the of all information parte T' A'HlgfQ1'4 the students and. teashpl'si.'Ql1QQi5lf:4 Trade School. ' ilgjf, 1 i lx , A