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

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ENGLISH CAROL MERRICK GRACE MURPHY FRANCIS NEVIll.E Pennsylvania State Teachers College Trinity College University of Connecticut Future Teachers of America Assistant English Library Assistant, Girls' Club Pilot Adviser. Adviser. Adviser. f . A ttee - . -. wid' 7 P A ' W E ,yys . s .fs ' CM Y t A Q 1 ANN PICKENS ETTORE RACCAGNI JOSEPH RElDY JOAN WRIGHTSON Allegheny College Bates College Holy Cross University of Massachusetts Assistant Masquers Adviser. English Library Assistant. Essay Contest, Public Speaking. Senior Class Adviser. Is this a dagger which I see before me, the handle toward my hand? Macbeth. 5 1. -W Boys' senior English taught by Mr. Corrado. 'fe

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xfbxfxxlblf of i 9 ,90 1' i MARIE DAVIS WILLIAM DESMOND ALAN DRISCOLI. ROSE MARIE GAGLIARDI Teachers College of Connecticut University of Hartford University of Connecticut Saint Joseph College English Librarian, Guidance Depart- Publicity fAdministrationJ. Assistant Publicity fAdministrationJ. Janus Business Adviser. mehf. lllz' teach us self expression 4. :din biographies that we wrote. The art of doing a term paper, footnotes and all, was developed in our iunior year. By the time we held the title of sen- iors, we were prepared to write weekly essays, fr- short stories and research papers. Our English Department has striven to acquaint us with the newest and most efficient ways of writ- ing and reading. Through our courses, we have learned to use the English language as a tool for creative writing, clearer thinking and better speak- ing. Juniors are introduced to American literature. ,VH -,,,-Mix W!! Whan that Aprille with his shoures soate . . . 17 Mr. Brairton's advanced placement English class.

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f I 'K Q Q ,ll S MARY WALSH Bridgewater State College Librarian Library Club o '- , x .........-1 Now, that book will be due in two weeks! Books for learning and leisure agozines for information and pleasure ore found in the library. Books, books, and more books - that's our library. Be it one on ancient Greece, an atomic submarine, modern art, the latest Saturday Review or a Marquand novel, or even a current issue of a newspaper in a foreign language, it's in our library where Mrs. Walsh and her able library assistants so willingly help us locate what we want. We learned from Mrs. Walsh the mysteries of the Dewey decimal system, the use of the card catalogue, and the rules of the library. Thus instructed on how to find any type of books or periodical, we learned not only how to use the school library but any public library as a means of enriching our- leisure time and increasing our knowledge. ...4 ...ff- Interesting and clever displays are seen in the library.