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

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3655 9 ET' ELAINE ELLIOTT WILLIAM LORING Teachers College of Connecticut University of Massachusetts Sophomore Class Adviser, National Guidance Assistant, Senior Standings, Honor Society Ass't Adviser. Stamp and Coin Club. rw-L ,W DPW ,H ,,,,.,, MATH 6' . ?' AMY SINGER York College Mask and W g Ass't Adviser. 1 5 GEORGE ZERVAS University of Alabama Senior Class Adviser. i 1 s., Frs 3A Upperclass students review fundamentals of mathematics 1, . E 5 SGA' ' . 2 L' ' X .2 Q Lg? 1 .-l - 24, .I 17' Q' ...rw , l fr lgulira A YV' H Ze-has 24 2 and 2 o'L' V' s Lountfv, boyl'

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fat faiifl f OLGA HAMLIN Saint Joseph College Department Head, Red Cross Adviser, Science Fair. HARRY PINNEY Teachers College of Connecticut Assistant Basketball Coach, Senior Standings. 5' ENC? v I X ', lx . Golf ence It K V S 1 4? if FRANCIS BLOUNT University ot Rhode Island Team Coach, Science Club, Sci- Fair, wwf t W ff 1 ' 5 ., l gk L' 1... s..- x FLORENCE FRYE Boston University Audio-Visual Aids Supervisor, Audio- Visual Aids Club, Science Fair. 2 Q 4 fivrvga is E L. l 491'-1 4-ag RALPH HURLBURT Colby College Football and Basketball Tickets, Ex- amination Schedules. , .. - .. ex lx X X X , , X X of lx 3 I l I l I lt's the length ofthe pendulum, not the weight that make the difference-Mr. Hurlburt's Physics Lab. ia k -xr:-rg Niwziif Tl' ' F, .-,, m '1' ' A -' bw. fi . . ,.,'c, -M. .. 1.1: ff'.4j'S: , mfg. -in-.Q .. I .,,.L,, . 'L' ' -'V -1' -4 yawn- , .L sp, , IMS.. .flgl M .Jag ' .Q . fit :SE W 5 l I Boyle's law is seen in Pnysics Lab Mr, McNulty illcsvates a princip e cf General Science.