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

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Mr. John McGarry Mr. William Milish Mr. William Powers Mr. Roy Francis INDUSTRIAL ARTS The shops challenge a boy’s natural desire to build . . . Buz- zing saws humming in the woodworking area ... A dry film of sawdust coats the machines . . . Levels and slide rules scattered about . . . Gasoline and oil stains on the floor . . . Boys preparing for future jobs as machinists, woodworkers and draftsmen. Mr. John Radder Supervisor Mr. John Lantz Champaigne The masked marvel strikes again!

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“Congratulation», you have finally learned to boil water.” Mrs. Carol Prall HOME ECONOMICS Offering courses to boys as well as girls . . . The fundamentals of cooking and clean-up—an integral part of the program . . . Baking, broiling, and basting—im- provising when necessary . . . Tailoring, for the ad- vanced seamstress . . . Sewing machines operated by creative girls . . . Money management and home care — round table discussion topics . . . The value of grooming and poise for today’s young lady . . . Preparing girls to be tomorrow’s women. Mrs. Lois Kenney Mrs. Myra Buell Mrs. Lillian Farkas Chairman 18

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Miss Marilyn Gardner Chairman “Mud pies—at your age?” Brain surgery? ART Watercolor paintings done to music . . . Pieces of driftwood represented by lines of black ink ... Oil paint on clothes . . . Scraps of metal shaped into jewelery.. . . Creative hands producing something to be proud of . . . Communication through form and color. Mr. Edmund Butler Mr. Richard Blewett Miss Anna Hogan