Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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Mr. Vincent Fiorito Mrs. Deborah Spencer Mr. Thomas Puglise Miss Jane Bridenbaugh Mrs. Mildred Schill ing E LiSH Mr. John Simmons In English class, great human thoughts, dreams, and emotions were silhouetted in forms of verse and prose. They stimulated us to etch our own words in reply and by so doing, to transcend the commonplace in everyday living. Mrs. Elizabeth Resta mrs. ruth McCracken

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MISS MARY RILEY DR. GEORGE CHARLESWORTH MR. EVERETT WORDEU GUidA cE This is a reason for dropping a subject?' IN RECOGNITION To everyone who knew her, Mrs. June gave her sincere friendship. Not content with the mere outward appearances of people, she had the rare quality of going to the heart, drawing out their real being, and working to develop these fine points into individual integrity and worth. With under- standing and patience she guided her students to learning, not only in Social Studies as a teacher, but in life, as a friend. Mrs. June devoted thirty-two years to the students of Stratford High School. Early in her career she advised the Debating Club, and from 1950, the Future Teachers of America. In the classroom and out, Mrs. June has proved herself worthy of a recognition which words could never adequately express. 7 MRS. PEARL JUNE Each of us draws a unique design in ac- cordance with his own abilities and objec- tives. To encourage this individual pattern, we began our high school years with a visit to the Guidance Office. Here were set up for us the flexible margins within which we could grow in learning and character. Here our ideals materialized and a firm mold for the future was cast.

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SMag i£S« Efc S SSt mmm Miss Helen Burns Mr. Gene Fitzsimmons Mrs. Helen Bodnar When that Aprille with his shoures soote' fit!