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

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 Let us dare to read, think, Mr. Richard Zahner Chairman Mrs. Laurette Corey “Do you think there is a deeper meaning to this OH poem: “What are the allegorical features of this story?” “Turn to page 24 . . . yes the words are adamant, acrimonious, and abate.” “Aren’t contemporary authors fascinating?” Deep insight into poetry; careful reading of stories, exploration of words, discovery of author’s styles are just some of the topics probed in the everyday English classroom. Young minds are stimulated; opinions are formed. Teachers encourage students to create original thoughts and are rewarded when conclusions are de- rived. In addition to required English classes, jour- nalism and creative writing are offered to those who enjoy developing original material. Miss Carol Doran Miss Dorothy Goff speak and write. John Adams Mr. James Connors Mrs. Judith Kase Miss Barbara Miller 10

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Mr. Edward Matranga • Supervisor Mr. Craig Brotherton Miss Doris Charter Perhaps of all the creations of man, language is the most astonishing. Lytton Strachey Mrs. Mary Elli Bartimole “Ground control to space capsule.” Bunnell's language laboratory combined with the skill and knowledge of qualified instructors, increases a student’s zeal and enthusiasm for a new language. At any time of the day voices can be heard from Room 215 reciting Spanish conversations, German dialogue, and French conjugations. An extensive course ranging from Latin 1 — IV is offered to those who desire a background in classical language. Aids such as filmstrips, movies, and tapes enrich the stu- dents appreciation of a foreign culture. The language de- partment strives to develop the student to his full capacity by exposing him to ideas beyond his everyday life. J Mrs. Adele Kasinkas Mr. Richard Fournier Miss Honor McCarn Miss Helen Calhoun Mr. Michael Firmender Miss Mary Jane Miller