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

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Mrs. Mildred Bohannah, B.A., M.A. Honors and Advanced Honors and Advanced Placement. English IV Chairman. English Dept. Mr. John Kowalski, A.B., Ed.M. English IV. Creative Writing Literary Adviser. SIGNER Miss Beverly Hesse. B.A. English II, III Assistant Adviser, Student Council Students learn the important art of journalism.

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Smiling Faces Accompany Nourishing Meals Cafeteria Equipped with the most modern conveniences, our cafeteria staff provides a varied selection of well-balanced meals each day. Careful hours are spent by an experienced dietician in planning nutritious and appetizing meals for nearly 1500 students and the faculty. Mrs. Audrey Lorette. Mrs. Rowena Gianotti, Mrs. Rachel Nowak and Mrs. Mary Treloar A Hard Working Cafeteria staff 27

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Mrs. Marion Smart, B.S. English II Sponsor of Oratorical Contestants Mr. Malcolm White, B.A.. M.A. English III. IV Coach Senior Class Play Director of Dramatic . Oratory Miss Sandra Yaggi, B.S. English II, Journalism Sponsor, COMPASS English: Doorway to the World Becoming acquainted with literature English The English student at Lyman Hall is offered a diversified program of courses including Creative Writing, Journalism, and Survey of World Literature, which provides him with the opportunity to study and appreciate great authors and poets, while learning the structure and beauty of his own language. Available to the student are tape recordings and educational television programs. The proximity of the Shakespearean Theatre in Stratford affords numerous field trips for viewing performances. The Lyman Hall student also has the benefit of lectures and seminars at Vale University. Through the use of these varied educational opportunities, each student becomes aware of the literature and culture of our complex language. 29