Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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BUSINESS The business world of today needs quallfled and well tramed workers Students enrolled nn the busmess courses are carefully taught the tech niques and skulls whuch are necessary for success un thus field Smce practnce achneves efticuency the Busmess Department uses contmuous dnll an short hand transcruptuon typmg tabulotmg debuts and credlts and famnllaruzlng the students wlth routine offlce practlce Thus drlll together with the expert guldance of the buslness faculty prepares the students for the posmons awaatlng them Mr leslle Faulkner Mrs Edythe Paul Mr Leonard Manchester Mrs Vlrgnnla Preston Mr Nlcholas Sams Muss Katherine Revak E Mass Mary Ma:Donnell Mrs Marne McCormick Mr Patnck Marsan 'X Also Mrs Anuta Raymond

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ART Along wnth the socnal and polvtucal changes un each hustornc era have come revolutions In the world of art Each new school each darlng rebel each pncture that made us ask Its pretty but ns nt art? has had nts effect nn mstnllmg youth with the desire for orlgmal creation Stratford s Art Department provldes the unspnratnon and the tools for the student so that he mlght appreciate the work of other artlsts and then develop has own talent for artlstlc creatuon f' 1 x5 Miss Anna Hogan SX 45. Mr David Proctor An artlst IS not a speclal land of person but every person ns u special lund of artlst MUSIC Muslc ts the umversal language of mankmd It us beauty an expressnon of ones culture and a vutal part of an mdsvuduals development It IS an art whtch man has developed to satisfy his yearning for commumcatlng In both a serene and a powerful manner Through our Muslc Department Stratford Hugh School lnstllls ln its students an appre cnatuon for good mussc and glves them an opportunuty to develop thelr own mdevndual talents The expresslon and understandmg of our musical culture en ables musnc to become a permanent part of the students' luves Mr Francls Furman Mrs Joan Hamilton Il I . ' ' Il I ' 1 ' I ' ' I I ' . . . . . , . 0 'f f MI1'-' . if- . v I ' fl I g f' - 2 if f , l . '- ' , Ex fl, 'lt - 3 - '-1 '- fl fl - it . , - M ' I N , .. ' x W A 'sf ., - A - I l I ' I . . . , . I h 9. n u

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HQME ECONOMICS '74-qi MISS ISABEL MCCOBB Every person s attitudes and actions orlglnate nn the home the first and most umportant mflu ence an our llves The example whlch our parents set at home rs the essential lesson to us who seek self dnscuplme Recogmzung the nmportance of a well managed home rn the development of the lndrvudual the Home Economucs Department of fers varrous courses rn cookmg sewmg home and famrly luvmg and even a Chefs Club which allows the boys to try therr hand at cookmg Double double torl and trouble, Ere burn and caldron bubble ll Mus Kathryn Pork Mxss Barbara Folsom Mrs Myra Buell