Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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MATHEMATICS ln the mathematics classroom an analytical and disciplined method of thinking is developed. The ability to solve problems evolved from this clear thought process is in constant demand in all forms of business and industry Our Mathematics Depart ment ofters a wide variety of courses to meet the needs of every student including a fast moving honors program with which it strives to fashion the minds that will be responsible for engineering the scientific achievements of the future Mr Jack Bottaro Mrs Rosamond Dustin Mr Wllsle Currie Mrs Mary Pitt MR KENNETH HATHAWAY Mr John Rudder MISS Ruth Weaver ,me A so Mr Michael Jezierny Miss Mary Cooney 4 Cx yt + Mrs Olha WORK' Mr Gerard Mohyde Mrs Mary Olha Mr Howard Hill

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SCCIAL STUDIES All the events of the past and the present are the factors that wall unfluence future polntlcal and socnal changes By studyung the roots of cnvllnzatlon IH World Hlstory our own herntage In U S Hnstory and more recent events m Problems of Democracy Stratford Hugh School s students are provnded wuth an excellent background for evaluatmg and analyzmg the hnstory that IS bemg made every day Through mtelllgent readung and provocatlve dtscussnon, the Socnal Studles Department helps us to understand man and his problems Mlss Elolse Carter Mr Joseph Grtman Mr Davld Tuller Mrs Pearl June Mr Richard Watt Mass Mary Riley Mr Joseph Clark Mr Robert Eusenberg Mr Marc Ross Mrs Lorrame Capron Mrs Beryl Kaufman Also Mr Warren Benson

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