Frank Scott Bunnell High School - Laurel Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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You must be like an oak tree - your branches spreading out widely so that new saplings may grow in your shade. Harold MacMillan Mr. Edwin A. Cox Superintendent of Schools Mr. Donald W. Fowler Director of Secondary Education Mr. J. Oliver Carson Assistant Superintendent of Schools The Administration is the trunk from which our whole school grows; it is the central authority which keeps us together and retains order and efficiency within our school. Its branches of communication and guidance spread so widely throughout the school that they reach every indi- vidual with the special help and attention he needs. This tree of leadership is the most important part of our school and the fruits of success which it bears are already growing into young, strong saplings in the protection of its great shade. 6 “Did she say double lunch time?” •

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Dr. George H. Charlesworth Director of Guidance Mr. Peter Aordkian Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Alexander Pope Bunnell’s guidance counselors offer their advice, as well as their friendship, while encouraging stu- dents to prepare for the future. Aiding students in determining their schedules and assisting them in selecting their courses are two of the devices used to help students construct a background that is re- quired for a successful future. The department also has a library of college information catalogues and other vocational aids which are available to the student. Combined with the skill of the counselors and their careful attention to individual needs, the Guidance Department supplies students with the supervision necessary for a balanced curriculum. Mrs. Anne Dobrich Miss Edith Pierson Miss Jane Wilson 8