Conard High School - Seconian Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Day, N. Ashton. Rosenbloom. St. Clair, C. Putnam. SECOND ROW: D. Beizer, L. Seagrave. J. Jones. Miss Phillips, M, Day. R. Stoddard. Katz. THIRD ROW: A. Morrisse. S. Hallie, F. Sherrow. C. Arthur. L. Gasecki. ,415 dial The Art Club aids its members in developing their creative tal- ents they perform services for the school and work on individual projects. These individual pro- jects were entered in the annual Scholastic Art Competition. Services for the school included poster work, dance decorating, and scenery-making for dance and musical productions. The main purpose is to broaden one's understanding and appreciation of the many aspects of arts and crafts. .Z The Lamplighters are a group of boys who believe in our community and in the world today. The in the fundamental importance of exerting leader- Lamplighters added their support to the Future ship in the field of education. Although these stu- Teachers in various activities which have included dents do not intend to become teachers, they are programs with guest speakers, visits to other schools, giving attention to the aims and needs of education and group discussions. SEATED, LM to Right: A, Larson. B. Odlum. S'f.-l.YlJI,YGg .X. Bergman. B. Huey. Cohen, B. Craig,

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A fi' The library was their business this year! This club was the working force which helped Bliss Christensen to set up the library for student use. Their main purpose was to foster interest in the STANDING, Left to Right: L. Katzen, B. O'Meara. D. Schorcr. R. Kelleher, Mr. Connolly. SEATED: L. Gaspie. N. Glnhn, B. Kuzma. B. Jensen, C. Jespersen. 'lihe Nlouitors' Club eonsisted ofkjuuior and senior boys aucl girls who kept traffic in ci0Ill1IifliS spurious halls under control. XN'l1at would we have done the first clay without them to tell us where we were supposed to go? Thanks, monitors. for your help. Zkzzau 0 uf.-an-M. ' wig library and to aid students in its use. They were seen every period of every school clay hustling around the library arranging shelves, typing, and checking out books. l'IRSfRUI1'. Lqft ru Rtghlx Ci. Green.-I. Sieeal. B Grc-iff. ll. She-nker. N. Zuker- man SEf.'U,X'lJ HHH' Clxjc-stx-rsen.J. Koplowitz. R. Gould. L. Scagraxej. lleuey. Nlrs Christensen. I IR.S f RUW, Left to Right: B. Tackach, N. Lassman. T. Shapiro. .S'l:'l,'U,N'D RUN? Owen, T. MacMeekin, Nlorris. THIRD ROHY R. Spargo, NN'itkowski, G. Espelin, T. Giddings.