Hamden Hall Country Day School - Perennial Pine Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Frou! Row: Mrs. Herrington, Mrs. Rademacher, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ewart, Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Small. Seroml Rout Mrs. Flawn, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Luckey, Mrs. Westertield, Miss Stewart. Thin! Row: Mr. Taylor, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Russ, Mr. Seretny, Mr. Powell, Mr. O'Neill, Mr. Fauver. eleven

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THE country day school provides a well-rounded program during the day to pupils who live at home, thus, family life is not disrupted, and teachers and parents may work together in close understanding to achieve the most desirable results. Activities of the lower school are stimulated through the interest and creative instincts of the children. By such a procedure a maximum of self-control and initiative is developed with a marked absence of strain. 'Ihis accounts for the spirit of friendship and happiness demon- strated by the students among themselves and toward the faculty and the school. THE members of the faculty have been selected because of their particular qualifications to put into practice the fundamental philosophy of the school, their sympathetic under- standing of the problems faced by growing girls and boys, their training, and personality. They are alert to recognize and to guide any creative tendency on the part of the in- dividual pupil, to help him find himself, and to deal with his limitations, as well as his success, in a constructive way. HAMDEN HALL is a charter member of the Educational Records Bureau and ranks high among private schools in the achievement of its pupils. 'Ihe results of the Stanford Achievement, Metropolitan Achievement, and Cooperative Tests have been very gratifying in all departments. The scholastic standards of Grade Six and Forms One and Two are designed to meet the requirements of the Secondary Education Board, while those of Forms Three through Six meet the requirements of the College Entrance Examination Board. The work of the preparatory department is designed to qualify students for the colleges of their choice. 'Ihe school is approved by the Connecticut State Board of Education, the New England College Entrance Certification Board, the United States Department of Education in Washington, D.C., and is accredited by those colleges which admit students on certification. THE success of the program at Hamden Hall is evidenced by the fact that graduates of the school are not only accepted by such colleges as Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Yale, Cornell, Swarthmore, Vassar, Smith, Wellesley, Connecticut College for Women, Pembroke, and Mount Holyoke, but also have been able to maintain honor grades in these and in many other institutions. e ten

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MIDDLE AND LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY Front Roni: Mrs. Viurtl, Mrs. Wilsoix, Mrs. Rutlemucher, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Eggers, Miss Daniels Semml Roni: Mr. Taylor, Mrs. liwurt, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs, Dickinson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Steers Mrs. Spexry, Mrs. Knowlton, Mr. jordan. Thin! Run: Mrs. Kneller, Mrs. Fluwn, Mrs. Halverson, Mrs. Burlcle, Mrs. lflorenfe, Mrs. Pierpont Mrs. Luckey, twelve