Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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Movies have evolved. We no longer have to play a game of charades to unravel the plot and the actors’ dialogue. Before the advent of sound technology there was no need for script writers. Braintree High’s version of script-writers are our English students. It is understood that they are merely in the elementary stages of becoming literary giants. Like their Holly- wood counterparts, they must learn to commu- nicate clearly and in various styles. Humor, pathos, clean exposition and analytic prose are some of the writing styles that BHS students experiment with. Michael Graham does some serious studying before getting to class. Peter Carr and John Hennessey are model students if appearances can be believed. Top row: Ms. Forde; Mr. Gallivan; Ms. Blundo; Ms. Boehmer; Ms. Ca- hill; Ms. Cobb. Bottom row: Ms. Reeves (secretary for English); Ms. Keentn (Director of English); Ms. Krein- sen; Mr. Corey; Mi Cosgrove; Ms. Cunningham; Ms. Devaney. 18

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7 I it Chris Hannigan uses a pipette to fix a specimen on her slide in an advanced biology course. Handling animals in the lab is another part of a science student’s duties as Theresa Cannon demonstrates. Top row: Mr. Bandarra (Physical Sci- ence); Mr. Ciccariello (Physical Sci- ence); Mr. Cremer (Physics, Electron- ics); Mr. Darling (Biology, Physical Science); Mr. Engstrom (Physics); Middle row: Mr. Hogan (Chemistry); Mr. Millen (Biology); Mr. O’Connor (Biology); Ms. Respess (Chemistry); Mr. Sears (Physical Science); Bottom row: Mr. Sevagian (Chemistry); Ms. Storms (Biology); Mr. Vafides (Phys- ics); Dr. Woodman (Director of Sci- ence); Mr. Yutzy (Biology and Physical Science). I 17

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Lauren Barnes and Mary Parsley review an English assignment during Wamp Week. A good grade on an essay might have pro- voked Janet O’Melia’s broad smile. Coming up with a topic for a writing assignment is often difficult. Jim Foley seems to be medi- tating hard in hopes of getting some inspiration. A dictionary and Roger’s Thesaurus are two of a writer’s tools. Ms. Cunningham gives Peter Norton a little assistance. Paying attention in class never hurt anyone. John Devin and Barry Hume are apt students. Top row: Mr. McDonough; Ms. McKenzie; Ms. Portnoff; Ms. Publicover. Bottom row: Ms. Spencer; Ms. Celli; Ms. Brachtl; Ms. Sutherland. 19