East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

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lj, iv.. . A Gs fr. '4-'lx MARY CLEARY MARIE DAVIS Guidance Assistant Guidance Assistant Girls - grade lO Girls - grade ll English Department English Department DfPi4R7MfN7 wise decisions by helping us to know our- selves - our strengths and weaknesses - through an organized program of testing, observing, and interviewing. Our Guidance Department also informs us of available scholarships and assists us in finding temporary employment while still students at East Hartford High School. As we reflect upon time spent in our classes with our many teachers, we realize that the Guidance Department has laid a foundation for better adjustment to our ed- ucational, social, and vocational future as responsible citizens. Mrs Gaines assists Cynthia Rowe in choice of college Q-5 ,490 41 WlLLlAM LORING RICHARD WELCH Guidance Assistant Guidance Assistant Boys - grade ll Boys -- grade 9 Mathematics Department Social Studies Department i f Double Trouble! Italia 'mlm i Mr. McCabe counsels underclassmen.

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f fi 1:5 -ZS.. ,sara M 'za tw. ,,, . ELIZABETH LARRABEE ROBERT BRAlRTON ANGELO CARDELLO MARY CLEARY Colby College Boston University Hillyer College Saint Joseph College Department Head, College Board Ex- Dean of Boys, College Boards, Student Guidance Assistant, Student Council English and Civics Integration. amIl'taTIOVtS, Essays. Council Adviser. Ass't Adviser. fnglfkfz Department English for everybody for four years! Four years seemed like a long time to continue studying a lan- guage vve thought we already knew, however after a review of grammar in our freshman year, we found that there was much we had forgotten and much still to learn. As sophomores we applied these fundamentals to the improvement of our reading comprehension, speak- ing, and creative writing. In our iunior year, we con- tinued reading comprehension. Seniors, at last, we found ourselves reading more of the works of famous authors-non fiction as well as fiction, reading and writing short shories, essays, and character sketches. After our four years of English grammar and com- position and literature, we realized that vve had laid a foundation for what could be a lifetime of study or en- ioyment of the written or spoken word. lsr' .CYLv Now Lad es CATHERINE HEASLEY University of Glasgow, Scotland Debating Club, Publicity. JAMES MEAGHEAR American International College Graduation Speeches, Literary Club Oratorical Contest. in it V .W- i