Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

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Physical Education Miss Kathleen Delaney Mr. Paul Tuccelli Mr George Bader Director of Athletics SHAPEUPORSHIPOUT!! A SOUND BODY MEANS A SOUND MIND! Since competitive feelings run high in the many athletic events, good sportsmanship is stressed along with the development of athletic prowess. The Physical Education department introduced a program this year which helped the students achieve maximum proficiency in the activities of their choice. Mr. Joseph Gearon Miss Carolyn Rice three extra- ordinary opportunities i wk- fl iv • V H w H ■ 11 24

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Mrs. Marion Healy Department Head Although the Business Depart- ment is essentially oriented to the student headed for business careers, a great many college-bound stu- dents have benefited from the busi- ness career development curricu- lum — especially typing I and typing II. The student planning a career in business has a wide variety of courses from which to choose, some of which include advanced type- writing, accounting, shorthand and office practice and procedures. The department also sponsors The Business Club. Other students elect business courses in order to broaden their areas of competence and ob- tain a better understanding of the business world. Business Mr. Charles Flahive Mrs. Carolyn Bergen Mr. Albert Nolan Mrs. Natalie Carey

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Art and Music Mrs. Judith DesPres The Art Department, this year under the instruc- tion of Mrs. Judith DesPres has tried to offer a wide range of techniques. This department lets the student create on his own while still learning correct composi- tion and art discipline. This year ' s student art work was on display in the library with techniques ranging from pottery to still life. THE MUSIC MAN WE ' RE THE GREATEST BAND IN .... !! The man who inspires us to greater heights in music is none other than Mr. Mark — as he is af- fectionately called. Without his guidance and en- couragement, the marching band, concert band, or- chestra, chorus, double quartet, and folk club would not be as appealing. After hours of practice for the exchange concerts, the sounds which come forth are vibes to be proud of. The high degree of participation in musical pro- grams is indicative of Westwood ' s success in pro- viding programs attractive to a large majority of the student population. Mr. John Markarian Director of Music