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

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In Memoriam Miss Eloise Carter Social Studies As the seasons change new seeds are scattered along by the blowing wind We are nourished by thoughts and by education As we grow in thought and in intellect we learn and develop our abilities We lead a good life blossoming working learning Time goes on A new season breaks and brings us to a stage

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“I just caught me a white tornado!” Service is our heritage. Shakes peare I 1 Mrs. Daisy Rae One, Two, Cha . .. Cha ,. . Cha. It is 11:18 — The large, quiet room is again filled with ravenous stomachs disguised as students. Trays appear on tabletops in red profusion. Sandwiches emerge from bags of waxed paper — Peanut butter, lunch meat . . . meat loaf? Slurp, slush — milk and ice Cream Sandwiches again become consumed in the heat of rapidly working mouths. White-clad women rush back to the kitchen — More sandwiches — we need more bologna! Others toil unceasingly behind pots of foot-long hotdogs and beefaroni. Trying mightily to fill the demands of 1400 starving students — who all seem to want supers! Almost an hour and a half has passed — The large, quiet room is again just a large, quiet room — Inhabited by a few straggling students Slowly finishing their ice cream. And a couple of ammonia-wielding custodians scrubbing Dutifully unoccupied tables and paper — Littered aisles. 'Let those kids wait — we’re having our picture taken.' 23

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Mr. Michael Savko Vice-Principal In Recognition Mrs. Jane Bourque Supervisor, Foreign Language Changing world Thriving on change Needing change For there are new experiences With new challenges Bringing new discoveries And new rewards Miss Isabel McCobb Supervisor, Home Economics Mrs. Frances Waters Librarian Mrs. Ruth Frager Supervisor, English