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

Page 17 text:

P Watch auf, Maureen F -e vw F' -4 i 0 5 if --mu--' ' nv' N 'u f 5 V , yi - I . ...Q , vt. ,Q , i , lf, 'f li ' .2 ' X , 2 W' f f . -- -, ., , 5 if? Y. :ugly , if Z. , fjf g tg ,' . ,f ,,', 5 yitif?f1g Q - Q . V, , i r,,....v- 3 ' A Q ,,, I , Q.. ,,..... Mg, U Q.. e' lf.v?f.a. F i 1: ' Y ' T v :E1f'Q35i:.: ' Lai. '- ,fl g,, , -V Q V 77 Nall-L 4 N4 A..AA 4-A -JL. ', ' Yes YOU l 1 Miss Carolyn E. Gravelin Mr. Bruce Thomas PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Bosa Novo? . The Challenges Ahead Physical Education provides the student with a chance for acquiring new skills in sports as well as improving those which he previously had. Good sportsmanship, correct procedures, and teamwork all play an important part in the Physical Education program. This year the program has been increased so that each stu- dent will have a better chance to develop his abilities even further.

Page 16 text:

'AQRWWVS ff'-H ff? 'S T ' ' ' ' 717?7L'?'. . M T L' I- aj. V A . ,w b , , lg, Av Q VVA:,., A , Q ' ' .4 -:-aa. Y ':- ' fa.-:J5:1:r-Ile.-3' ' tr . , V 1523: A ' -' W. K . ix.-' Mrs. William Boelke Mrs. Mortimer Pinansky Home ECONOMICS Home economics is a course designed to train girls in food preparation, meal planning, budgeting, good grooming, fashion design, cooking, and sewing. These basic fundament- al skills acquaint the girls with a knowledge of these fields which will prepare them for fu- ture roles as citizens, housewives, and mothers. Hmmmmm , , that looks good! . . . And Prepared Us For A llNDlLlS'llRlAL ARTS., The industrial arts course provides students with a basic knowledge of woodworking, metal working, and printing. The purpose of this course is to teach boys to use their hands to create a useful and worthwhile object. The foundation for these skills is laid in junior high, and perfection and specialization are attained in the remaining four years of high school. Mr. Gerard E' Hurley Baker, you're supposed to do the dirty work. 'WK 1 Mr. Kaiser Shahdan E1 X

Page 18 text:

.Xi Mrs. Clinton Howard 3 V- rr 4 4 , J ,VY 2 if A, 'F , fa , A t. 1' ' v T? l. 3 , S rr It NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Our school could not function properly without the assistance of these staffs. Besides fulfilling the duties of their respective jobs, they are always ready to serve the school in any possible way. Mr, John Large, Mr. f' Mr son. , t Mrs, Paul Alexander, Mrs. Gordon Ross, Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Wardwell, Mrs. Emma Marzelli l4 1 'iz rl --if Mr. Arvid Hagglund, Warren Turner, Mr. Gordon Ross, . Carleton Hoyt, Mr. Harold Rick- Malcolrri MacLean, Mrs. Frank Burque,