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

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P X i. PATRICIA A. MURPHY English 9, Speech 101 Pro-Tem Department Chairman, Semester II: Boston University. B,S., Courses at Stonehill College, Bridgewater State College, junior Class Plays Co-ordinator. Mass. Student Advisory Council. advises Senior Com- mencement Speakersz Enjoys theatre, seashore, travel, antiques, books, people. SANDRA A. REESE English l0, Media. Business English, journalismg PCC: Boston University School of Education, BS., Courses at Boston Universityl State College at Bridgewater, Advises Yearbook, Newspaper, Future Teachers of Americag Enjoys reading, pub- lications, kids! JOANNE M. MORLANI English 8, You and Society: University of Massa- chusetts, B. A., Enjoys Fine Arts, Photography. The English Department has the responsibility for develop- ing in every student his ability to use the mother tongue with clarity and to appreciate its vast resources past and present. It is our ambition' that every graduate from West Bridgewater High School will have increased his potential for study, for thinking and reading, for meeting his fellows, for effective, rewarding work, and that he will in general find a more worthwhile role in life because of his English studies. .al ESTELLE F. WENSON English 9, English 10, Vocational English. English Survey ll: Ithaca College, B.S,, S.U.N.Y., Albany, M.S,. Courses at Hofstra University, Enjoys Thea- tre. Painting, Cinema. '5 A l'VlARCARET M. ROCHE English 7, Reading 7: Framingham State College. B..-X.. Courses at Bridgewater State College, Ad- vises Grade 8, junior High Drama Clubq Enjoys Reading, Swimming. CERRY SWIFT English 9, English 10. Theatre Workshop: Bridge- water State College, B. A., Courses at University of Montana: Advises Drama Club and Senior Class Play: Enjoys Drama. Sports. Reading, and Watching Good Plays. doing Creative Projects. There were ten thousand thousand imit to touch. Cherish in hand, liftdown, and not let fall. That struck the earth. No matter if not bruised or spiked with stubble, Went surely to the cider-apple heap As ol no worth. Robert Frost, After Apple-Picking

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TILDA E. BYSTROM English T, Reading 7: Bridgewater State College. B.S,: Advises Seventh Crade and junior High Drama Club: Enjoys lurniture refinishing. crewel embroidery, sailing, reading. ,A-at fa HELEN S. MILLET, Chairman English 10, Writing Workshop ll. Reading and Writing for College: Mount St Mary's. A, B., University of California, M.A., Boston Universitv C.A.G.S., Courses at Bridgewater State Collegeg Advises National Honor Society: Enjoys cooking. reading, weaving. travel. NGLI H It often happens that only from the words of a good story-teller do we re- alize what we have done and what we have missed, and what we should have done and what we sh0uldn't have. 's Literature is but lan ua e: it is onl a rare and amazin miracle by which 9 ,sf 1 '. . 4' JILL HORYV ITZ English 9. .-tmerieanX1inorities. American Survey. Self-Image. Childrens Literature Boston Univer- sity School of Education, B S, courses at Boston Unixersitx Adviser to Grade IU Enjoys Indoor Gardening. Painting. Handicrafts. Reading. E S Y g a man really says what he means. DEP RT .- 44? JUSTINE W. MATTHEWS Developmental Reading 7 8: 8, Tutorial Reading T-10g Lasell junior College. Assoc, B,S. in Lihrary Science. Montana State, B,S. English and Social Studies. Boston University, M.Ed. in Reudingg Enjoys Antiquing, Old Bottle Digging, Reading, Gardening SUSANNE M. CLEARY English 83 State College at Bridgewater, B.A.g Courses at Wroxton College, Wroxton, England, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Enjoys Reading, Crewel Embroidery, Traveling. WENDYDMARBER . English 10. Americans. Humanities, English el, Brandeis University. B.A.. courses nt Sirnrggqn College, Bridgewater State Collegeg Advises Iii nior Class Plays. Enjoys Travel. Drama, Antiques Horses. K. 'Lt- .v-J: . kg-x Ei P'

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if .ff 1. if-1 L-- I 2 , , Q t A QQ if fe ...g '- Xlx e a A - ROGER A. COELHO junior High Mathg Bridgewater State College, B.S. Liniversitv of Maine. M Courses at' Worcester Polytech. - LAWRENCE H. N ANGLE Math T, Boston State College, A, B.: Assistant loot- hall coach. track coach: Enjoys all sports. 'fs' fr ti at ey Ny s X g N Z -15 .Ziff .r -.Vai lp 2 -Hat -F' B' 'wi ,rfzitk ., '1 - 39, LH i-wgfgg my ,1-4' . iigii-1' -' 39 . 121 . 'ear' ' ' I 'l'iawZ?sij.s Sf:l, t '+ i 1' . 3.ya?4d.u:mt,-I If - -Luft. ..-.L i FREDERICK Tlivllyl ERMAN JR. tit-oinetrv, Algehra I, Pre-Algebra: Boston State College, B S , Enjoi s Chess. Camping. Stamp Col- looting. 'l'rnt'lt , .,i 0 . . MARIETTA E. KENT 1 Chairrrianf'-Algebra ll, Honors Algebra ll, Pre-Calculus, Calculus: Bridgewater State College, B.S.g Courses at - V Stonehill College, Northeastern University, NSF institutes, Boston University, Bridgewater State Collegei Business Adviserjtu Yearbook: also advises Math Team: Enjoys mathg renovating Kent's Eyrien in Cape Breton, k PAUL v. Lucius Algebral, Business Math, Bridgewater State Col- lege. BA.. courses at Bridgewater State Collegeg Coaches j.V. Baseball: Enjoys Sports, Woodworking. -.Q . lltg I eg. -,qt 1 5-,1-frberf eps-5:42-rpg:-511 M A I I I C S B' -'--'-s . -Z., ...Q ' 5Qejg,'21gQ!gQlg:, 1. ' we The Mathematics Department aims to . .. -- -:-.t' 'lk' ' I-232515 .':-'71l '.'Y iT 'x'f5I55'-..3T3W'f :3 education possible-for the students at strive to preserttQEtlief-instruction in a manner, which xvil'l crEiate-fga strorijbtde- sire on the partQfVQQ.f.,ftihe students to master mathematical conitfepts andfin- crease his understanding to the limits of his abilities. lt is our hope that stu- dents gain an apjfireciation and understanding ofthe structure, organiza- tion. and development of mathematics as we provide--that ma-thern'a'tic's ll needed by each individual memljerlof our student body for any of his future needs- . gi , . X XX . 1 .: ..:,:.:,:,- 'sgg N51 -as1:u?.,gg.j 5 ' .f:: r ---X'-5Q5i1Q.-l f'2z.l'Er1 . -- ::+. - - ' .ev - 'A N The stnictures with which mathematics deals are,-rrfoiie leavgs and light and shadow. on a human facqthanfthey are liltEFliiii'ldings ahill machines. .N . ,Buchanan i'Know then thyself, presume not Cod to scan, the I believe that for a student to develop his full proper study of mankind is man. potential in his chosen field, he must malte con- Cnothi Seauton centrated effort to acce t the responsibilities as P well as the rewards. Mr. Sargent 135.gageg-5:-.f'..g:sfs:e.az- eg, eter V -xr, . ' 'F ., W. sv. --j I 5 'EQ sh Q ' V' 1-.59 'gi' . - X . , if I .J .3 DOROTHY K, WELCH Pre-Algebra: Bates College, B.S., Wesleyan Uni- versity. M.A.T., Courses at Wesleyan: Enjoys Skiing, Mountain Climbing. Tennis. Ornithology. Sewing. Art, Instrumental Music. Canoeing. Wildflowers. PAUL S. SARGENT Math 9,l0,llg Bridgewater State College, BS., M.Ed.g Athletic Director: Coaches Varsity Basltet- ball, Enjoys camping, golf and home carpentry. JAMES rt. TSIKA Algebra ll, Geometry. Algebra I. Trigonometryg Bridgewater State College. BA.. Courses at Northeastern University, Bridgewater State Col- lege, Advise-s Math Club. junior Class, Coaches Cross Country: Enjoys Tennis, Swimming, Math, Travel, Stock Market. Chess and Reading.