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

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Miss Doris Charter Miss Marilyn Hegedus Miss Honor McCarn 12 MODERN and CLASSICAL LANGUAGES “Take out your headsets and micro- phones — now repeat with the tape . . . More of a nasal sound . . . Take notes from all movies and filmstrips ... Be prepared for your oral reports tomorrow . . . Now here are some new vocabulary words for this lesson.” Bi-lingual and tri-lingual instructors familiarizing students with foreign cultures . . . Broadening our limits of communica- tion . . . Brotherhood through understand- ing. Mr. Edward Matranga Chairman ’What do you mean, ‘Smile, you’re on candid camera’? ’

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Mr. Richard Zahner Chairman ENGLISH Word Wealih with its scores of words and meanings, . . . Heads bent, desperately trying to compose a theme . . . Books that have earned the status of classics . . . Contem- porary authors passing judgement on society . , . Minds producing creative thoughts . . . Pens struggling to capture these thoughts . . . Eyes searching a page for meaning . . . Discovering the world through the thoughts of others . . . A world of words. Miss Barbara Miller Mr. Thomas Matto Mrs. Kathrvn Sherry Mrs. Elena Rusnak Mrs. Jean Smith Mr. Edward Sylvia 11

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Mrs. Lorraine Capron Mr. William Bercowitz Miss Anne Paris Chairman SOCIAL STUDIES Films dramatizing the Civil War ... A field trip to the Metropolitan Museum . . . Frequent impromptu discussions . . . Inves- tigation of Congressional power . . . The influence of Roman law on present day democracy. Learned men and women demonstrating and describing governmental systems . . . Revisiting long-forgotten civilizations . . . Tracing the growth of mankind . . .Com- bining past and present to achieve one end-a more meaningful future. . And so I said . ..” Mr. Robert Eisenberg Mr. Edward Schuck Mr. Robert Silk Mr. Bruno Primavera Mr. Frank Costa Mr. Arthur Poppe Mr. August Serra HI Mr. Robert Wargo 13