Bristol High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated left to right: Mr. Monahan Mr. Stumpp, Mr. Dorsey, Mr. Doug las, Mr. Carter, Mr. Thompson. Standing left to right: Mr. Harrison, Mr. Coley, Mr. Petke, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Hyatt, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Miezc nikowski. xgb 001 Mr. Petke performs an experiment in General Science. l tem to period 2. Mr. Elliott explains the Metric Sys- 9 3111s- General science, biology, chemistry, physics . . . one right after the other . . . this is what the world is made up of , . . any future Einstein here? M. Dalmain concocts a new solution in chem. lab.

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Largest department . . . advanced courses . . . creative writing . . . dramatics and speech . . . which is more important, grammar or lit? P. Kelly reports on Babbitt in Special English Class. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated left to right: Miss Large, Miss Stack, Miss Whipple, Miss Satta, Miss Donovan, Mrs. Eggleston, Miss Sportelli, Miss Johnson. Standing left to right: Mr. Lawley, Mr. Roy, Mr. Prigge, Miss Mella, Miss Teevan, Miss Spinelli, Mr. Handy, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Enslin, and Miss Pulsifer. M. Russell, S. Larson, D. Haig debate in Speech Class. Creative Writing Class, Left to right: K. Hintz, S. Dubrosky, Miss Pulsifer, E. Cercone, I. Ammerman. l 1'

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BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated left to right: Mr. Doyle, Miss Reid, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Roche. Standing left to right: Mr. Bowen, Miss Lucas, Mr. Feick, Mrs. Good- win, Mrs. Miles, Mr. Colby. '- Mr. Doyle clarifies a point in Com- mercial Law. enior ypmg ss 10 S ' T ' Cla Many subjects in one . . . few elec- tives . . . click . . . clack . . . solid preparation for the business world . . . skills count here. 1 mv . l Mr. Feick shows S. Mitchell how to ' use the bookkeeping machine in Office Practice.