West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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A. N Miss Rylander, Mr. Gendreau 5.5: S SN- - Third year French students improve their pronunciation by listening to French records. During Chemistry lab period everyone has a hand in an experiment. Q-7: . n' , af lift l f x . 1 aye , , ' 4, ' , , ' K LA GUAGE We listen, we speak, we read, we write, because we hope one day to visit France. With stories, maps, games, pictures, rec- ords, tape recordings, iand our original French!J there are few dull moments. See you in front of the Cafe de la Paix! SCIENCE In the senior high school the science cur- riculum is adjusted to meet the needs of both the college-bound students and those who desire a less intense but general knowl- edge of our universe and the forces gov- erning it. if Mr. Barreira, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Bent, A Mr. McDowell .,. f .' im..

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S i 'Sag l 'A Mrs. Noone, Mr. Orr, Miss Pearson. Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. MacBride, Mrs. Socarides. 5 ... 1 f f Donna Smith seeks the advice of Mr. Dunn. ENGLISH The purpose of the English Department is threefold: First, to introduce the students to the worthwhile literature of the worldg Second, to give the student a substantial mastery of the English language in order that he may think and converse intelligentlyg and third, to use these skills for lucid writ- ten expression. Linda Boyd gives a sales speech and dem- onstration before classmates in a speech class. -GUIDANCE Do you have a suggestion which might benefit the school? Do you have a problem you would like to discuss confidentially? Do you get lonesome at times and cannot find anyone to talk to? Come to the Guid- ance Office-that's what it is for-the wel- come mat is always out. Mr. Dunn.

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HI TORY Awareness of our past, concern for our present and faith in our future are the aims of the history students in order to become thoughtful and active citizens in our com- munity. With filmstrips, radio, television, term papers, and pupil run panel discus- sions and debates, we train our minds to analyze and criticize the events of yester- year and today in order to chart our course into the Age of Outer Space. V, Mr. Peters, Miss McCourt, Mr. O'Donnell, Mr. Loverin Students of advanced math dis- cuss the slide rule. Mr. firaffte, Mr. French, Mrs. Kent Debates allow students to voice their opinion of our government. s., Nuff ATI-IE ATICS The mathematic courses are planned ac- cording to the needs of the pupils taking them. They include general mathematics, applied mathematics, and arithmetic of the business world. For those going on to col- lege we offer algebra, geometry, and trigo- nometry in varying degrees of difficulty. These seniors are preparing to enter liberal arts or scientific colleges.