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

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:DOUGLAS P. BROMLEY Science 8-9, Football Coach, Work Study, Golf Coach, B.S., Bridgewater State. Enjoys sports . ROBERT W. CHAPMAN Chemistry 10-127 Univer- sity of Vermont, B.A. Bridgewater State College, M.Ed., Courses at Southern Connecticut, Central Connecticut Harvard, M.I. T., Mass. Maritime, enjoys photography, music, chess, camping, hiking, water skiing, horseshoe pitching. PHILLIP L. LEDUC Science 8, Math 9, Phys- ical Science, Applied Science,7 Bridgewater State College, B.A., tMathl, Northeastern University, M.S. Enjoys Chess, reading, golf, tennis and cartooning. The study of Science involves a never- ending quest for knowledge and truth as derived from observation, study, and experimentation. ln the Science Depart- ment we endeavor to assist the student in developing the necessary skills in scientific inquiry which will lead to the achievement ofa useful understanding of the universe and the environment in which we live. EDWARD F. KELLY, JR. ESCP K9-123, Applied Science 10-125 Bridge- water State, B.A. in Earth Science, Courses at the University of New Hampshire. Enjoys run- ning, bicycling, hiking and all sports. At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and un- explorable, that land and sea be infinitely wild, unsurveyed and un- fathomed by us because unfathomable From WALDEN by Thoreau .44 . .:?' .4 CHARLES J. MONESTERE, -JR. College Physics, College Biology 9, College Biology 10, Driver 84 Traffic Safety Education., Hofstra Univer- -.sity B.S., Bridgewater State Collegey-:Worcester State College, Southern Illinois ,Un'iversi.ty. Enjoys sailing, ,photography and railroads. Bvnou w. MORGAN ' Physics 11-12, Biochem- istry 11-127 A.B. Boston University, M.S. Union College, Schenectady N.Y. Enjoys Civil War History, World War II History, electronics and photography, Morgan's lst Law-The less you give them to do, the less theyare going to want to do. ' STANLEY C. REED College Biology 9-10, Biochemistry 11, Enviro- mental Stud ies 107 University of Massachusetts, B.S., Boston University, M.Ed., Courses 'at Wil ker College, St. Thomas Col lege, Bridgewater State. Enjoys studying, seashore

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The Mathematics Department aims to provide each individual student at West Bridgewater High with the mathematical skills and knowledge necessary for all of his or her pre- sent and future needs. As we do this, it is our hope that the stu- dents gain an appreciation and un- derstanding ofthe structure, org- anization, and development of mathematics. MARIETTA E. KENT Mathematics Gr. 8, Trigo- nometry, Pre-Calculus, Bridgewater State College B.S., Northeastern, Boston Universit Nl IT and y . . . Stonehill. ,Enjoys gardening, summers in Cape Breton. Yes, I'm STILL teaching at W.B.H.S.! PAUL C. SARGENT Math 8,9,1O7 Athletic Directory Varsity Basket- ballg Bridgewater State College, B.S., M.Ed., Enjoys camping, carpentry, and Golf. MATH FREDERICK J. TIMMER- MAN JR. Geometry 10 8t 11, Con- sumer Math 12, Math 8siff. B.S., Boston State College, Bridgewater State. Enjoys chess, stamp collecting, camping, National Guard Engineer, Asst. track coach. Q. l, GERALD M. AL.LlviJx?iii: Algebra' Ir, Ge'otme1tr,yj'-g- o.', ff Math 8. Eastern 'Nazaigene 'fig COHEQE,-'B.-A-.7 'B-rvitiliei g fi? water State 'Gol.l'eg:e, klllli: 5:i'aAl':1:l' Ed. Enjoys 'sailboatii-acting, and' photography - 4- -5 .,..,. I QIA. in N YK 'La Q- Q -3 PAUL V. LUCIUS JR. Algebra I, Business Math- ematics grades 9 8. 10. Bridgewater State College B.S., Mathematics. Enjoys athetics, woodworking. . yr ..... .F 9 . If . t ? X Q w r-. JAMES U Algebra I,1Geornet'iBly'10-11, ssc ivivafnjl2Phy3.aiesjltt3vf5a?iiWl ate Courses at Bridgewater 84 Northeastern. Enjoys family, running, stock- market, music, sports in general.

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-s RONALD C. BROMAN Urban Geography I, II,7 Bridgewater State College. l EDWARD F. CAFFREY Problems of Democracy 127 College of The Holy Cross, B.S.: Stonehill Col- lege, Bridgewater State College, Clark University. The Social Studies faculty: is striving to impress upon its students the import- ant interrelationship between social studies, the sciences, and the human- ities. The common factor among the many academic disciplines found under the broad term social studies is the study of human beings, individually or in groups, at one point in time, or over a period of time. The challenge of Amer- ica's third century lies in adapting our studies to meet the needs of all mankind. ff? - ' H if 'f -it l ' 'as :.af'.5,' ' T ta il' MALCOLM D. REESE Social Studies 8, World History, Typing I. Bridge- water State College, Graduate Courses. Advises Senior Class, Supplies. Enjoys photography, bridge, travel, etc. 'lik MARIE A. ROSENTHAL P.0.D., American Legal System, World History 9 81 10.7 M.ED., Bridgewater State College, Academie Moderne Comm, Ave. Graduate in Fashion Com- mentary. Enjoys political observation, inveterate shopper, Bridge, travel, and Sunday activities ' ANNE M. DAVENPORT U.S. History, 8th grade Math, and Cultural History, University of Mass., B.A., Courses towards Master of Arts at Bridgewater Stateg enjoys Sewing, Cooking, Bridge, r Politics, and Travel. I i .-as . 4Uf ,. l . PATRICIA E. Pe'rRovsK ttf Modern European History .If 10, U.S. History 11, Social 'lisfs Studies 8 S96 7'Boston' Unie -Y versity, B.S. Enjoys tennis, -' golf, camping, painting, A r jogging, cooking, traveling. 'ta .' -,- i. . ROBERT C. WOODS American History 8th grade. B.S., University Qfrg, ' Maine, -'M .EDL-'fU!1iiy,ei'siiR . A of Mainetidr. .High-?BfaslQ?t A also Saturdays. An invest- , ban ,cdaehtirvenjxaysQs55,,5agti,3 ment in knowledge always pays the best interest . : f N-we-gt an ,. 1 '7 -5: 5 Y M '- f -- g1,...rf- ' 0 CLI, .1 .. . , - .4395 r ,, 1. -., -,t - , P . . , , . , at-'W ' , ,, .-:lg g . N.-gg ,, -. t,.,,5'j, reading. af? J. . . - .. R V, 1, 4 1. lr. , I ,ln I , ' wt r r en- s sf..sfz:y..fa-.tiifixiiiml