Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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William Sullivan Rita Sweeney Taxes. Consumer Education. Record Shorthand, English, Office Practice Keeping. Distributive Ed. Sandra Whipple Accounting, English Business 25

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B-U-S-l-N-E-S-S The Business Department emphasizes the dual role of business education — it provides knowledge of business practices as well as skills for personal use, and it provides the students with skills and knowledges for entrance into initial employment in office positions. Marion Devine Chairwoman, Typing Pauline Colerick Accounting, Typing Jane Crawley Typing, Shorthand, English Gail O'Rourke Shorthand, Typing Roger Drainville Accounting, Typing, Business Math James Smith Distributive Education 24 Business

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M-U-S-l-C l-N-D-U-S-T-R-l-A-L A-R-T-S The enthusiasm of the Music Department was felt as strongly as ever this year. Students of all levels of achievement were given the opportunity to perform in the chorus, acapella choir, marching band, concert band, woodwind ensemble, and stage band. We would like to take this opportunity to thank them for the entertainment and enjoyment they provided throughout the year. Adeline Rogillio Supervisor James Castaldi Concert Band, Woodwind Ensemble, Theory I, 20th Century Rock, State Rock Band. Marching Band William Cooper Chorus. Acapella Choir, Allied Arts, Theory I, Music Appreciation The Industrial Arts Program offers knowledge and experience in one of three particular skills: Electricity, Metal, or Woodworking. It offers students who take these courses the opportunity to gain experience in particular trades needed in today's society. Mark Hopkins Metal Shop Lionel Ouellet Shop, Woodworking Alfred Pearson Shop, Electricity