Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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Preparedness: the Goal of Two very important and valuable courses offered are physical education, which is required of every student two out of the 24 rotating periods, and the business subjects, in which students whether enrolled in a college, business, or general courses may elect. O Everyone today has a use for some business subiects even if they are not intending to enter the world of commerce. Typing is as much of a necessity to a college-bound stu- dent as bookkeeping and business mathematics are to a student who intends to go right in to the working world. The business department has had 6570 of this year's graduating class enrolled in at least one of the business subiects during the class's stay at Waterford. With more students electing to take business subiects, especially typing, 36 new typewriters were added this year to make a total of 83. For students who choose any of the 13 offered business subiects such as office machines and office practice there are 18 business machines for them to learn to operate. 0 The physical education instructors have divided the program into several units according to the difficulfy ofthe skill involved, with regulated games and relays adiusted to meet the skill level and need of the respective class. ln the fall the boys develop skill in soccer and touch football with the emphasis on fundamentals while the girls participate in field hockey followed by basketball with attention directed to skills, relays, strategy, and team play. During the winter all participate in basketball, gymnas- tics, dancing, and tumbling. Ij MRS. VESTA L. FARRIS, Plymouth Teachers B.Ed., UConn, U. of Hartford, Mitchell, Distributive educa- tion, business law, general business. 0 ARTHUR HADFIELD, Salem Teachers B.S. Ed., Boston U. M.Ed., UConn: Office machines, office practice, head of business dept., Class of 1963 advisor, director of adult education. 0 MRS. MARY R. PAYNE5 Boston U. Ed.M., Salem Teachers B.S.E., Bentley, Keene Teach- ers, Bookkeeping, business math, typing, ir. business training. U J. LEWIS QUINNQ Salem State Teachers B.5.Ed., UConn, Typing, oftice machines. 0 MISS PAULINE A. WHITE, Maine B.S., M.Ed., Bus. Ed.: Shorthand, transcription, typing: assistant EXCALI- BUS, and CHARTER advisor. ' 22

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