Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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25 Mrs. Sandra Whipple

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luaincHB tlcpartnu'ut As business grows more complex, the demand for young men and women who are prepared to cope with its responsibilities increases. Our business department prepares students by offering varied courses including bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, business machines, etc. Courses of studies are divided between the clerical and the secreterial. Business students are often called upon for various duties around the school, too. Collecting and counting milk tickets, typing for the school publications and being helpful whenever there is the need. Since business is the important regulating factor in our economy, our students are ready to meet the challenge. . . . And in room 21, the beat goes on . . . Miss F lorence A. Genereux Chairman

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Art Department Discovering one’s ability to express himself in a different media is an exciting and rewarding experience. Our Art Department develops a better knowledge and appreciation of the aesthetic sensabilities by providing a good foundation in applied art projects, art history, and art theory. The students at W HS are offered three years of art, which include drawing, painting, sculpturing, and printmaking, along with crafts such as enameling, stained glass, ceramics, and collage. During the year, student projects are exhibited throughout the city, as well as in the high school itself. Miss Marguerite L. Crawford Chairman Leo Houle demonstrates his creativity to critical classmates. Art students represent the thoughtful, the helpful, and the active. Mr. Thomas E. Hanley 26