Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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ENGLISH .M-.ui.., Communication is the greatest need'of all man- kind. In our study of English, we have built a foundation of vocabulary, skill in the techniques of writing, and a fluency of speech. Also of im- portance is reading, through which we can see the thoughts, words, and deeds of others who have preceded us. Francis Bacon stated such a need when he wrote: Reading maketh a full mang conference a ready mang and writing an exact man.

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,..---- A x .- , iiffsf ,. H' f .f e rifW2a,gea-usmm 'I : 1. ---, .-., , -f, W ll ? THE LIBRARY I 3 The library offers students the opportunity to investigate new fields and to read for pleasure. An absolute essential for senior essays, book reports, and reference papers, C building is indeed a busy focal point. Mrs. Virginia Dooley heads the library staff. 21