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

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ROBERT W. CHAPMAN. College Chemistry 10-12 University of Vermont, B. A. Bridgewater State College, M. Ed. , Central Conn. , Harvard, Southern Connecti- cut, M.I. T. , Mass. Mari- time. Coaches Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track. Enjoys music, chess, white- water canoeing, photography, physical conditioning, farm- ing, hiking, and other com- petitive sports. In the Science Curriculum we attempt to instill in the student a desire to under- stand and appreciate the natural environ- ment in which he lives. The student is aided in developing an understanding of the methods of science, the techniques of experimentation, and the nature of proof. s c I E N C E DOUGLAS P. BROMLEY. Science, Work Study. Bridgewater State B. S. Coaches Football, intramural Basketball, Weight Lifting, Golf. Enjoys sports, reading, gardening. Do your thing, but have respect of the rights of others. STANLEY C. REED. Biology 9 and 10, Biochemistry 11, Science 8. University of Mass. , B. S. Boston Univer- sity, M. Ed. Faculty Manager. Enjoys Out-doors. Huwwy, Huwwy. CHARLES MONESTERE JAMES E. MCKEE. Science 8, General Biology. University of Pittsburgh, B. S. EDWARD F. KELLY, JR. ESCP 9-12, Ap- plied Science 10-12, Environmental Studies 10-12. Bridgewater State College, B.A. in Earth Science, Courses at the Univer- sity of New Hampshire. Coaches Junior High Baseball. Enjoys Run- ning, bicycling, hik- ing, rock climbing, cross country and moun- taineering, photography, reading, canoeing, all sports. In wilderness is the preservation of the world . A U D I O V I S U A L In it ' s role of purchasing, renting, and providing maintenance and repair ser- vices, the A. V. department attempts to provide teachers of the West Bridgewater School System with the necessary audio and visual material and equipment need- ed to supplement classroom teaching. Through its association with the broad- casting media, sales representatives, and an accumulation of cataloges, and related literature. The A. V. depart- ment further attempts to act as a re- source center in providing teachers with current information relating to practices and trends in the audio-visual field. BYRON W. MORGAN. Standard College Phy- sics, Honors College Physics, General Sci- ence 8, Biochemistry, Standard College Chem- istry. Advises Audio- visual Club. Enjoys photography, electro- nics, World War II, Revolutionay and Civil War History.

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% MATH Of all subjects taught, mathematics is one of the most basic and useful in later life. Without well developed mathemati- cal skills, a person is handicapped in his ability to function well in society. The general objective of all our math- ematic courses is a mastery of the following abilities: 1. Recall and or recognition of defini- tions, facts, and symbols. 2. Ability to perform mathematical multiplications. 3. Solving mathematical problems. 4. Understanding mathematical concepts and processes. 5. Using mathematics and mathematical concepts. 6. Appreciation of Mathematics. PAUL V. LUCIUS JR. Busi- ness math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra. Bridge water State College, B.A. in Math. Coaches Varsity Baseball Driver Education. Enjoys sports and woodworking. JANET L. FLANAGAN. Math 8. Newton College of The Sacred Heart, B.A. Enjoys bowling, sewing, being with my family. FREDERICK J. TIMMERMAN Geometry 10-11, Consumer math 12, math 9, math SA%. Boston State College, B. S. in Math, courses at Bridge- water State College. Coaches Spring Track. Enjoys track, chess, stamp collecting. PAUL C. SARGENT. Math 8 9-10. Bridgewater State Col lege, B.A. and M. Ed. Ath- letic Director and coaches Varsity Basketball. Enjoys camping, golf, and carpen- try. MARIETTA E. KENT. Alge- bra 11-11, Pre-Calculus-12, Trigonometry 12, Bridgewat- er State College, B.S. Ad- vises the Math Team, and the Business Advisor to the Yearbook. Enjoys vacation- ing at Cape Breton. I re- member when . JAMES R. TSIKA. Algebra I, 9-10. Geometry, 10-12. Algebra II, 11-12. B.A. Math Physic, Bridgewater. Coaches Crosscountry. Enjoys Stock market, music, running, DAMIAN! 1

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HISTORY EDWARD F. CAFFREY. Problems of Democracy. B. S. , College of the Holy Cross; Clark Uni- versity; Bridgewater State College; Stone- hill College. Depart- ment Chairman, Social Studies. Advises Nation- al Honor Society. In this, the year of the 200th birthday of our country, the Social Studies faculty is emphasizing the wisdom of our forefathers and, especially, the writers of our Con- stitution, in allowing for change and adjustment to meet the needs and demands of the citizens of the future. The students of today- -the citizens of the Twenty-First Century- -must understand that time, space, speed, technological change and cultural change must be placed in the proper per- spective in order to maintain and preserve the purposes of our Constitution. MALCOLM D. REESE. Social Studies 8, World History. Bridgewater State College, graduate courses. Advises Senior Class, Supplies. Enjoys photography, bridge, tra- vel, etc. PATRICIA E. PETROVEK. United States History, European History. B. S. , Boston University; Graduate courses, Bridgewater State College. Enjoys tennis, golf, painting, cooking, reading, travel, camping, vegetable garden. Smile, today is a new day. RONALD C BROMAN. Urban Geography I, II. Bridgewater State College. DAVENPORT. U.S. History, Cultural History, Sociology, Con- sumer Math. B. A. , Uni- versity of Massachusetts; Courses at Bridgewater State College. Enjoys sewing, reading, bridge, politics, travel;, Volunteer probation officer. MARIE A. ROSENTHAL. Problems of Democracy, American Legal System. M. ED. , Bridgewater State College. Advises Student Ad- visory Board. Enjoys bridge, travel, conversation (what else?) politics, shopping, more shopping; Volunteer probation officer. 14 ROBERT C. WOODS. Social Studies 8. B. S. , University of Maine: M. Ed. , University of Maine. Advisor, Grade 10. Coaches Junior High Basket- ball. Slow and Easy