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

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-.xx Q5 A good duet rs essentual to nutrutron advtse Mr Coley and frrend Men love to wonder and that 'VT5 Exactly the way you strung a clothesline muses Bob Fletcher while Larry Budnlck demon strates and Mr Ellrott medltates Physlclsts chemlsts biologists analysts these buddmg genuuses of tomorrow are slowly but surely bemg molded by our determmed yet patlent science Instructors Not only rs class Instruction offered rn each ot the sclen tlhc flelds but also we are fortunate enough to have the use of the flnest laboratory facllltues avarlable The gateway to science has been opened for all ensulng generatlons through the persrstence the understanding the hard work and the endurlng patience of our unparalleled Science Depart ment rs the seed of our science Nyeruck Mr Hyatt Mr Coley Mr Buchanan Seated Mrs Dwunnells Mr Stumpp 10 Q 'Y ww I ,, r xj H Qsif lf ,tw g 4 --s- s L5 1 2' UI . - M 'V i ' l X I .v d , X U . . F ,X '2 11 5 A f r M 'xv W A f , 1 g' If A K W, ,. X - l Xa. l A Q Il ' ' ll ' ' 1 . . I . I . . I i . . , Q , . . . . I , . I ' xv W .Jw . . . rv - X' I ' J irc t c l k l dklh SIX' . Q 0 Il , o . , t ,, ' : r. t , . ' t, Mr. ' , . , , , . . : . ' , . 5 V7 F, ZH: t K Y-J no 1 5 4' ,., if n - ,qu-3 A N l ' W t yQ as -fc fr: A-. ,AN t My If are A --sm' we 2-r-rt . I: K xl Na 5 Sl S 2 A l I ' 4 X l . . C2 , V lt u- l Q l

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4 uw X 5-ns ff ' 1 1 . s ag fv- s , , , , '5- ' X1 sm t , L 4 , 12, 'L Y X gs A Aw., A ., f MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT l t R Standing Mr Aston Mr Casey Mlss Rzonca Mlss Bachmon Mr lanosa Seated Mrs Robinson Mr Foster Mathematics possesses not only Reasomng, solvnng, analyzing calculatmg these are the medua of the mathematlcal world We are beset In our workaday, mundane exlstence with mathematical querles whlch must necesscmly be solved through one source or another Whether we excel an algebra, geometry, buslness math trugonometry math analysts, or any of the other exactmg courses offered us nn thus held we may be assured of unexcelled tralnnng by Instructors worthy of much more than our humble gratutude ls thus the roght answer? querues Ken Emonds Dove Della Bltta and Mr lanosa seem to thunk differently fi if af truth but supreme beauty Wa all now lets see how thus problem of yours shapes p drowls Mr Foster to Paul Reed 9 l . . O .: ' : . , . , ' , I , . . : . ' , . . ll o ll , 0 I l U ll . , u' , , , me T t ,aff A, I 5 A scs i, V51-y -4 , ' 'Z -ff' a . . 3 nt sf' ' 2 as t , ' Q , , A3

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Watch out for your fingers, Homer, warns Mr. lyons. Mike Votrow and Jim . Root look worried. Life Ri, 5 There's a screw missing somewhere, comments Eric Marshall to Paul Roy. The industrial leaders and the skilled workmen of tomorrow - these are the products of our Technical De- partment at B E H S Shop mechanical drawing and drafting are only a very small part of the untold opportun ities awaiting those interested In pursuing their aptutudes In manual arts Varied and extensive training modern efficient machinery and facilities superb expert nnstruc tors opportunity in technical training unlimited' lndustry IS the soul ol business and keystone ol prosperity Q45 i I I - lt 0 0 O ll O fix' A 1' z f , E v K 'I , E .- N if A I'