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

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And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. -is 2 fr' ...Q--Q The Future Teachers of Amer- ica is a club for those interested in teaching as a career. Speak- ers and films give members an opportunity to learn about tea- chers and the teaching profes- siony all new members are formally initiated in the spring. - Miss Donovan, Sponsor FTA OFFICERS L to R Judith Wmar Treasurer Paul Nancy Dublclu and Paul Therrven plan their next Therrren President Lora Frate Vice President and FTA meeting Nancy Dublclu Secretary The arm of all legitimate business IS service The Future Business Leaders of America sponsors field trips to insurance companies and a Business Day to help prepare students for the business world At Christmas decorating home rooms and collecting toys for needy children are part of the program For entertainment FBLA sponsors a basketball game between Easterns and Central s students and faculty Miss Courey Sponsor K. FBLA OFFICERS L to R Barbara Bartlett Treasurer Barbara Bartlett collects dues from Eileen Powers while Joyce Delano Secretary Mary Feddor VrcePresrdent Alice Vrrovoy looks happy about the whole thing and Patricia Winters President The world was made for honest trade The School Store one of the organizations, IS In operation daily Here students may pur chase all the necessary school supplies rn the morning before school through 215 p m Dur Ing lunch time you will also see members of this organization behind the counters selling milk Ice cream and candy bars The school store workers show their school spirit by working willing ly year round Mr Punzo helps build up his energy Judy Marcotte sells George Jones a ticket for milk with the candy bar Donald Nelson is cow Iulce qs George calls nl selling him at our school store 91 , , u a Q . . n Q II . ' Tl ' ' 5 ,r c' . at ' , I - A I K 1 L 0 :X I 9 ,' - tea j ll ll 1 ' ' V most serviceable of Eastern's . N , l V-T Q i I . . . H I E f . . . iii' ' ' . VEV . . . . . - - ' ' ' ' , or

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Patience and shuffle the cards. Pensuve looks cover the faces of the Brudge CI V Every Thursday the Brudge Club members practuce and um prove theur skull un brudge whule featuring the point count meth- od originated by Goren. During the year members put on a pot- luck supper and numerous card parties. Muss Yantz, Sponsor Jr Otfucers Robert Zupp Presudent Elaune Vaul Serge J' lp Treasurer Shurley Westman Vuce Presudent QV C 'T uvmlfw L. Even gurls can play chess' Marulyn Merchant and Karen Kurchofer show the so called stronger sex how C' X1 1. HOMEMAKING CLUB OFFICERS examune patterns for future prolects Standung l to R Patrucua Maffeu Vuce Presudent Ruta Volletta Treasurer Seated Duane Galgano Presudent Mary Ann Muhalyak Secretary A UX Try to slough off Judy Bob Zupp advuses partner Judy Novak whule Ron Scott and Shurley Westman ponder theur next play s end we shall see who gauns Every other Wednesday af ternoon Eastern Hugh s students brung out the chess boards and settle down for a seruous game Meetungs are devoted to prac tucung skulls and learnung the hustory of chess ln February the Chess Club meets adults and students of New Haven un a chess tournament Mr Kelly Sponsor Interested un sewung cookung entertaunung or chuld care? If so, you should belong to the Homemakung Club a new or ganuzatuon open to gurls who have taken or are takung home economucs and are eager for new udeas The club us already well on uts way to success Muss Vaul Sponsor 90 Engaged un o seruous game of chess ore Douglas Gordon Vuce Presudent and Gerald Hunt Presudent are lendung theur helpful PJ kubutzung 1 Duane Galgano Carolyn Hardung and Duane Lukascue wucz watch Muss Vaul sponsor of the Homemakung Club uron out some duffucultuesl 7 l u I X I K. - ' . Y ' 'N u nh I X 'M I , ' Cf 1' nj l l ' J tri L , 'UN A at Lf AQ!! Q1 RJ . ,IN ,C llwf' -fi? lk 1 ll' ff. l Ndllu - If Lt up w y A Uflirfgjlfgd C , - ea l at at ,u up - 1 - ll 4- I . MN. 1 A I . ' Y ' I it's donel - Arthur Crothj Treasurelr, and Robert Zipp: Secretaryl u ll She made home happy! -- . . . ' ' , u 1' ' F if . D . 5 ,-I 0 ' . eeru gl , tggy fl 9 '. 'u TCM' N , z - ' 'I Q ,I , f -L 1 'M gi

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Mr Lonosa explalns a dlffICUlf problem to the Elnstelns In hIs Math C ub ElectrIcIty In the aIr The RadIo Club offers an opportunIty for Eastern stu dents to develop and further theIr Interest In SISCTFOHICS and amateur YCdIO The electronIcs shop IS open four afternoons a week for code practIce or hobby work one afternoon of whuch IS devoted to electronIc theory Advanced members are studyIng for ham lIcenses Mr Qumlan Sponsor 2 22' 0 moz RADIO CLUB OFFICERS L to R Emonds, Presldent, Al Palladuno, VIce PresIdent Absent when the pIcture was taken was John Stumpp, Treasurer Carl Anderson, Secretary, Kenneth ...J Karen KIrchofer Secretary tells Robert Smuth Presldent Anthony MolusIs Vlce PresIdent and Joseph Hudson Treasurer that by the slude rule 7 X 7 77 And wIseIy tell what hour o the day the clock does stnke by algebra' The Math Club IS open to any Iumor or semor Interested In mathematIcs At the meetmgs members dISCUSS problems and solve puzzles magIcal squares and number games Although thIs organIzatIon IS newly formed here at Eastern the enthusIasm of ITS members has stImulated great Interest Mr Lanosa Sponsor ,..,....-tin... Harold Teller and Kenny Emonds studymg dIIIgently to become ham operators A i E . K VL X . V. JI It I I, .I 1 5 1 , I X55 D ' . - 1 ' 1 D 1 I 1 ,S wah fuk W I 0 I I . . . .... . H I . , u s . . . Il 1 I ' . I u a s ' . . . . m I I 4 . . I ' II ll ' . . ,f ' I XJ 'J I . . I I we 0 ' , A 0 4 l 7 M X T , 4w,.n. A H 9 X KIA I T 5 ' ' I Aim Q Q My is 4 'l I I O I III: g ' 92 1