Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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MR. KENNETH HATHAWAY From our faltering steps into the maze of axioms, derivations and mathematical symbols, the members of our Mathematics Department have directed us through the in- tricacies leading to intermediate and advanced mathematics. We have been taught the values of perseverance. We have learned to reason and to define. Needs and capacities varied, but the goals were the same for all. Let's not look like a null set. Mr. Wilsie Currie Mr. Leo Robitaille Mrs. Evelyn Sass 15

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Mrs. Avis Alcott Mr. Domenick Feliconio Miss Margaret Flanagan Mrs. Marie McCormick Mrs. Virginia Preston Miss Katherine Re Mrs. Anita Raymond BUSINESS IN RECOGNITION One image in the mirror of the past which will remain undimmed in years to come, is that of Miss Imelda Goyette, devoted teacher, efficient administrator, and sincere friend. Serving for thirty-four years as a member of our faculty, five of them as head of our Business Department, her influence and judgment have helped mold many a career in the business world. Miss Goyette's activities at Stratford High School were not only confined to the business area but reached into many diversified fields. She holds a special place in the annals of the senior class for she served as its adviser for twenty-nine years. Unselfish and dedicated, she will be long revered by the many students whose preparation was completed under her knowledgeable guidance. MR. LESLIE FAULKNER The image of the perfect complement to any office is ever-present in the minds of all those enrolled in the business courses at Stratford High. The basic skills, those working tools of industry, are being mastered here. The chipped fingernails and ink-stained hands, the frantic rush of pencils over shorthand pads, the clattering of the keys racing against the time clock, and the wonder of an error-free bookkeeping as- signment make this branch of our curriculum essential to our national economic structure. MISS IMELDA GOYETTE 14

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. JOHN RADDER Concentration! The Shop area is a man's world filled with hammers, nails, soldering guns, carburetors, spark plugs and wrenches. There, skill and achievement walk hand in hand to form a craftsman who will step into this world of automation. He will be the draftsman, the builder and the machinist, smoothing the Mr. Carl Erickson Mr. Earl Flagg road we will travel.