Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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Business Mr. Leslie Faulkner to type, or not to type” Mrs. Anita Raymond To gain the experience necessary for entering the busi- ness world, and to attain the highest degree of speed and accuracy in office techniques, is foremost in the business curriculum. Every opportunity is given for a diversity of training in manifold skills. Miss Margaret Flanagen Mr. Dominick Feliconio Mrs. Elizabeth Alden Miss Katherine Revak Mr. Patrick Marsan Mrs. Marie McCormick

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Mr. Carl Erickson Mr. William McPherson Mr. Michael Jezierney Industrial Arts Mr. Thomas Kekacs Mr. Earl Flagg “Sift in two parts unsifted flour. Mr. Harry Zerfing Mr. George Jewett Mr. Howard Richelsoph Tools of learning also encom- pass the diverse field of me- chanical development and achievement. The many meth- ods of mixing, molding and re- fining raw materials are taught through a comprehensive indus- trial arts program. Economic progress is contingent upon the mechanical development of our youth, as well as upon their academic education. “. . . Ah, the football team has discovered a secret weapon!” Mr. John Radder 16

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Miss Isabel McCobb You had better let that hem down. Mrs. Kathryn Park The young woman is prepared for a change from unity to partnership, from dependency to responsibility. She has learned how to cook, to sew, to budget, to entertain. These are some of the components of family living. Mrs. Sandra Krohn Mrs. Barbara Boyle