Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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Art is a reflection of the inner self. In the classroom, self-expression is en- couraged through many media, among which are posters, stage scenery, de- sign, sculpture, and layout. Inspiration and the necessary tools are the only prerequisites. An appreciation for the work of other artists, past and present, is cultivated. Enrichment of personality, as well as vocational direction, is the result. MR. DAVID PROCTOR ART Don't disturb me while I'm painting.' Keep inside the lines, Charlie.

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As one girl skillfully completes a suit in a Tailoring class, another, in a Foods class is busy preparing a tempting meal. Is that something burning? Of course not. The boys in Chef's Club are cooking up one of their delicacies. A Home Family Living class presents the problems that arise in the household. Reflections of these scenes may well be duplicated in the future when the foundations of our success will be established in our own homes and families. Miss Joanne Coon Miss Barbara Folsom Mrs. Kathryn Park Ya see, ya gotta beat it 'til it's nice and smooth. Teeth were made before scissors.

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Mrs. Joan Hamilton Mr. John McNamara Music can take many forms, all of which produce some type of pleasure or fulfillment for both listener and performer. Under the director's baton. Jazz rhythms, Marches and choral harmonies are but part of the repertoire. The whole is melodic sound. o CO The band plays for our Thanksgiving assembly. EDUCATION Physical well-being is inseparable from intellect- ual growth. Participation in team and individual sports stresses coordination between mind and body. Sound and able citizens with the qualities of fair- ness and respect towards others are developed in gym — a preparation for life through play and dis- cipline. Why we have school insurance. 19 MR. JAMES PENDERS Mrs. Jule Malone Mr. Pat Caseria