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

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E We study our physical selves in Anatomy and Physiology. East Hartf0rd's answer to Sputnik Intrigued by the structure of the atom, fascinated by the pendulum, and perhaps a little squeamish at the idea of dissecting a frog, we delved into the mysteries of the universe, oblivious to the pungency of chlorine, the deli- cacy of a scale, or even the thickness of our textooks. Long will we remember our confusion upon entering our first science class not knowing what to expect, and to our amazement finding a vastly interesting and informative subiect. While we did not learn how to launch a satellite or make an atomic bomb, science has given us the answers to many of the questions that we encountered in our high-school years. SCIENCE .s.,xwxNMm Composition of forces taught in Mr. Hurlburt's physics class. - s OLGA HAMLIN Saint Joseph College Department Head, Science College Boards, Red Cross, Science Fair, FRANCIS BLOUNT University of Rhode island Golf Coach, Science Club, Science Fair. V w fi FLORENCE FRYE Boston University Audio-Visual Aids Supervisor, Audio- Visual Aids Club. 23

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:M f SOCIAL STUDIES Here we ure. Good citizenship taught by Mr. Cardello 5 5 Q One method of Town Governmenf is . . . 5 3 Freshman Civics sfudenis fake Kuder Preference Tests. ,,, Sf . .- 63311: we f eff kt

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SCIENCE RALPH HURLBURT THEODORE JARVI HERBERT MAX Colby College Springfield College University of Hartford S.A.A. Ticket Supervisor, Science Fair. Science Club Adviser, Science Fair. Science Club Adviser, Science Fair ii . I I 1 c cvcr X K 1 1 X Force is 0 vector qUU 'mY- Ionization in chemistry, taught by Mrs, Wilson. Now, if we could iust get this thing off the ground.