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

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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

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J ART Mr. Alois Fabry, Jr., B.F,A. Art is something you feel. From the art department comes an amazing vari- ety of work. The art classes, under the instruction of Mr. Fabry, have won many awards in scholastic com- petition. Ceramics, taught by the well-known ceramist, Albert Jacobson, and design, expertly taught by Mrs. 2 ' Hall, have also won recognition in their classes. To- ni , , gether they are one of the most complete and stimu- Y an-ec .- WM- --- - M-W N lating High School art departments in the area. s Mr. Albert Jacobson I don'f like to discipline, nor to be disciplined. Mrs. Bernice Hall, B.A., M.A. Make it larger and hang it -I8 from the ceiling. wifi5Q5k3it S525ih3P3-ZEN: H iisliliiliili1li?M5iZli?Ziif4..w:5Y ?J?iili1iiIs?,5!5'l'I5ii!xB3fffiii -iflltds