New Canaan High School - Per Annos Yearbook (New Canaan, CT)

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HUMANITIES Mr. Collier tried to scare his l.R. students away at the first of the year with dire pre- dictions about his college standard course. However, he only succeeded in winning their enthusiasm, and now they are confirmed historians. In all the history classes movies are an integral port of the program. The history teachers are grateful to Miss Lord for her brightly efficient library, and the books which she puts on reserve for them. Mr. Robert Reed, B.A., A.M.T. Those Seniors think they have it pretty good. f E 5 5 f Mr. Richard W. Cressy, B.A., M.A. S On Sabbatical Leave 9 5 2 a i 2 E it Q M. Miss Virginia Lord, Ed.M., B.S.E. Do you notice anything different about the library? Mr. Corby lewis, B.A., M.A. Bridgette is my type. 15

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2 .. 5 ff f 3 Mr. V. Edgar Lind, B.S., M.A. Mr. William C. Page, B.S. Well, if you did it right, it wouldn't explode. What are the factors determining . . . ? MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE New concepts of mathematics and science offer a challenge to students and teachers alike. In addition to the traditional secondary school courses, advanced mathe- matics students have the opportunity to study set theory, integral and differential calculus, and even boolean alge- bra. Science students are also offered advanced courses in biology and atomic physics as well as a hard core of geology, physics, chemistry and first year biology. All stu- dents benefit from homogeneous grouping. Mr, A. Keith Littlefield, B.s., M.A. 17 Now, are there ony questions, Miss? Mr. Bones l 2 W ,que Mr. Paul Brooks B S The die is cost here folks