Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The artist suspects in nature a great conscious- ness like his own. There is not a living organism, not an inert object, not a cloud in the sky, not a green shoot in the meadow, which does not hold for him the secret of the great power hidden in all things. Rodin ART Mrs. Jane Docker “Visually orient yourself’ Industrial Education is an activity-oriented cur- riculum area concerned with problems of an indus- tria l nature, and how to solve these problems. This may be accomplished by recognizing and defining problems, thinking critically and objectively about them and acting constructively and creatively to- ward their solution. -INDUSTRIAL P EDUCATION Mr. James Hodrinsky Dept. Head “Would you repeat that?” Mr. William Scuderi Let me point one thing out.” Mr. Robert Foley Mr. Frank Tokas ?5 i

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department encourages students to study a foreign lan- guage in order to create a better understanding between nations, to appreciate their literature, culture and life style, while at the same time improving their potential in the world of work. With the above objectives in mind, we offer all students sequential programs in Spanish, French, Italian and German. Our emphasis is on the sounds and grammar patterns of the spoken language, through audio- visual-lingual approach. — Mr. Raymond Mercik Mrs. Teresa Bueker Mr. Raymond Mercik Department Head “Donde esta mi regia?” Miss Deborah DePietro I’m impressed! 24

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SOCIAL STUDIES The Fermi Social Studies Department is committed to a program based on “The Three Ts: Individuality, Inquiry and Involvement. Full year, semester and quarter courses are offered, dealing not only with America, but with all parts of the world, including Europe, Africa, Asia, Canada, Latin America, and the Middle East. In addition, students may make arrangements for independent study in Fields where they have particular interest. Mr. Franklin Gross Dept. Head “Do you see my point?” Mr. Thomas Snipe Mr. Robert Kozaczka Sheehan and Laraway report to 218.” 26 .