Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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12 Mr. Edmund Lankowski SCIENCE MR. RICHARD BLAKE W Immeasurable opportunities and adventures await us in the diverse fields of science. Our proficient instructors open the doors of this en- gaging field: a field whose pioneers were ridiculed yesterday, are honored today, and will be indispensable tomorrow, for without sci- entific gains our nation cannot and will 'not survive. Mr. Victor ohn Domijan Mr. Donald Thompson Mr. Herbert Wolfson

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Miss Marjorie Boyle Miss Doris Charter Miss Honor McCarn Mrs. Rita Welborn A knowledge of language was once an adornment of the cultured, an introduction to the highest cir- cles of culture and art. Now with the whole world at our doorstep, it is a vital part of democratic edu- cation. The Language Department serves to open new channels of communication in this complex world. P A 5 W'. C SV Out j out, otxij out 3ntc . t A Ce5 + 51 bonf ? 10 ' JejV'odofe, wo. cWe.ee. V 9- ’ Pa cz- vou.s rcua a.»S ? .V l X U JX n Porvwnus VobTac uin.

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MATHEMATICS Mr. Jack Bottaro Not only is mathematics vital to break-throughs in the space age, but its application is required in every walk of civilian life. Problem solving demands concentrated thought on the part of the students and acts to discipline their minds. ... To meet the needs of this swiftly-changing world, the Mathematics De- partment now offers accelerated courses. MR. KENNETH HATHAWAY 13