Darien High School - Dariannus Yearbook (Darien, CT)

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ADMINISTRATION Plan of attack. Maxson Crandall, B.S., M.A., Assistant Principal, Head of Industrial Arts, Safety Patrol Advisor. Stewart B. Atkinson, B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D., Prin cipal, National Honor Society Sponsor. Sidney P. Marland, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Superin tendent of Schools. 1 SECRETARIES Look at this recommendationf' Mrs. Meta Marsh, Secretary to Dr. Edith Lawton. Mrs. Ruth H. Germain, Secretary to Dr. Atkinson. Ma-5 . . ,Mturn1xismicu.nv, l Q f'f.a,., I 'JY W a Xl 1 h. - ,- V 4.-sf' MATHEMATICS 32 2 11. So-o-o-o? UV? Edward T. Ashman, B.A., M.A., Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, School Bursar. Harold A. Peterson, Ph.B., M.A., Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Chess Club Advisor. Arthur S. Bibbins, B.S., M.A., Algebra, Geometry. SCIENCES I.f'J a bird: it'J .1 plane: it'J an amoeba! Donald MacAusland, B.S., Chemistry, Biology, Basketball Coach. Lindley Hubbard, B.S., M.A., Head of Science Department, Physics, Chemistry, Faculty Manager of Athletics. Harry F. Holder, B.S., M.Ed., Biology, Radio Electricity.

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Qsssmhlies The assemblies at D.H.S. cover a wide and varied field, ranging from the Pep Rallies to College Days . These programs are conducted, for the most part, by the students themselves and are almost always well organized and co- ordinated. The assemblies serve not only as a point of relaxation during the routine of classwork, but as a means of keeping the classes informed and the school spirit high. NYM I UQU Iolrzn, with Pete'.r favorite bedtime rtory. Point of interert. Cheerleaders quicken the afternoon pulse. The laborers' reward. Varsity football players receive their Introduction of activities by their exponents.

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94 Qlftunumit 'lectures The purpose of the economic lectures is to acquaint the seniors with the various aspects of our economic life. Every other week a different speaker, a specialist in his field, is invited to ad- dress the class. The seniors enjoy the lectures comfortably situated on the orchestra risers. After the speaker has completed his lecture, everyone ad- journs to the cafeteria tables for Coke and con- versation to prepare questions which are then put to the speaker. Much lively discussion usually ensues. The seniors, for the past few years, have been very fortunate in having the economic program. Its past success should assure its con- tinuance. Company A must increase in ralerg therefore . . . Mr. Stanley Phraner demonstrates the underlying principles of American business. ll!! zu: 'Z ,-X .AL Who dunrzit? Group discussion between the lecture and question period. Pretty interening, hub? Seniors listen to Mr. Schatvet tell about management in business. Here'1 lo Mr. Schntrfetf' Group get-together at economic lectures. xx' It was 4 plearuref' Mr. Ottavr and Mr. Scharvet, a guest speaker at an economic lecture. hh.