Bristol Eastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

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.NRE Once upon a tlme reads Duck Skelskey In Mass Pulslfers creative wntmg class Mary Conrod and Carol Paretta will comment later The ablllty to commumcate correctly, clearly, and force fully ns essentlal to everyday life The understandmg of luterature adds lmmeasurably to our personal enloyment of lensure tlme and stlmulates our minds and our conversatlons The Engllsh Department gnves us the knowledge necessary to speak fluently to appreciate the works of great authors, and to satisfy our desnre for creatlve self expresslon Kathy Mockus and Jeanette Plourde seem amused as Mr. Roy explains to Larry Penoncello that it's not think, thank, thunk. From purest wells of English undellled ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing l to R Mr Robinson Mr Handy Seated Miss Johnson Miss Donovan Mrs Eggleston Mlss Pulslfer Mass Zalaslu Mlss Yantz Mrs Herens Mrs Wells Muss Mella Mr Roy Mlss Satta Miss Whipple As- -, ,3-5 tv 5? Ax ,T-,- 6 v. in Mm

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MR. PERRY What a privilege to be the first class to graduate from the new Eastern High School! But what a responsibility for a class - to set an example for all future classes! In its stewardship, the class of 1960 has more than iustified the high hopes held for it by the faculty. Though much of the senior year was marked by the use of incomplete facilities and lack of an opportunity to as- semble, members of the class of 1960 had a cooperative, helpful attitude toward all in- conveniences. They assumed a position of true leadership in the school, setting a good example for the younger students. GEORGE R. PERRY Principal Bristol Eastern High School Administration and Faculty Left to right: Mr. Casey, Miss Pulsifer, Miss Mella, Mr. Perry, Mr. Lehmert.

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s,,f , it SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT L to R Mr Aston Mrs Wells Mr Mr Angers Mr Lawley Mr Googms Beatson Muss Wmters Mr Whrtcomb Mrs Josephsan Mass Crockett wrggalk. Q, 'I 94 w 'dw 4 law ,, ww.. '-40 -'01 tk Q Q 'Qs A Society IS the happiness ol hfe Mr Beatson points ou Barbara Casey t a crltlcal locatlon to Lois Gravlln Betty Bastert and The sublect matter of the courses nn the Soclal Studies Department ns as varied as It ns mterestnng In hrstory we learn howto meet the challenges of the modern day world by apply Ing the experlences of our forefathers to todays problems We reafflrm the Ideals set by the great men of our country, and we attempt to defnne our own posmon In this ever chang mg world Never before, perhaps, has the knowledge to be gained from the study of society been so vital to the preserva tuon of our belxefs Miss Crockett explams our proud American herrtage to Theresa Maher Judy Larson and John Peterson ,swf me I H w x -Q ive, 7 ll I Q a 0 ll I I I U . . , -,,g',,5. b ,W . . . . ' jeff! 'V I . ' ' ,Q - W fha M ,A I ,f 1 'Zta f -ws. M' . 4 .ll f ' ' ,nu 79 nn: , N ' X5 rs 3 o - ' , . 'A f' If .L ,Q Am 2 it if .X , L 'fs VA .., ' S ' A .Qtr ' 'Q . 4 Y' . I . ' D' I ' X 'Q ' . M' M .Q . , .... all f l