Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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44' Miss Rosemary A. E. Carden Gorham Teachers College, B.S. Ed.g Boston University, Ed.M. Seminar in Contemporary Affairs U.S. history, developmental read- ing, Head of history department Senior class advisor. 5 37 2 E iff ml Richard A. Cipriani x INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING is given to algebra student Pat Williams by the head of the department, Mrs. Elizabeth Kenyon. Mrs. Mary R. Collins University of Bridgeport, B.S. Boston University, Ed.M.g Salem Biology, Physif-al education: as, Teachers College, B.S.E.g Bentley sistant football coach. School of Accounting and Fi- nance, Keene Teachers College. Business math, general business, personal typing, general math. SEWING is an asset to any girl. Homemaking instructor, Miss For- tunata Faranda, demonstrates to Bonnie Burr how to operate the new Singer machine. Thomas F. Dorsey Brown University, A.B.g Trinity College. Englishg assistant football coach. Miss Fortunata Y. Faranda Pratt Instituteg Columbia Univer- sity, B.S., Fulbright Exchange, 1951-'52, Homemaking, Future Homemak- ers ' of America advisor. as 'ul' 9

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Miss Helen Louise Brogan Connecticut College, B.A. General mathematics, algebra. Albert C. Burbank St. Mary's Collegeg Dartmouth College, University of New Hampshireg Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music. Band, Choir, Dance Band. Miss Emma M. Burdick Alfred University, B.A. English, developmental reading, Future Nurses Club advisor. Miss Ruth Bushley Teachers College of Connecticut, B.S.g Columbia University. English, speech and dramag Knit- ting Club advisor. Howard Christensen University of Vermont, B.A., Tufts University, M.Ed. United States history, problems of democracy, Sophomore class ad- visorg Junior varsity baseball coach. HISTORY RESEARCH PAPERS are an im- portant part in learning about the economic development of our country. History Department Head Rosemary Carden here reviews John Zawa- ski's paper with him.

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MIMEOGRAPHING MACHINES are extensively used in the busi- ness department. Mr. Arthur Hadlield, the head of the department, instructs Jean Randall in the operation of such a machine. Mrs. Fay F. Gerritt Connecticut College for Women, B.A. U. S. history, civics. frm., r ,X-yf-41 William P. Griliin, Jr. Muhlenberg College, Ph.B., Le- high University, M.A. Senior college math, math sur- vey, algebra, plane geometry. Miss Caroline Kinney Carlton Klocker, Jr. Miss Marian E. Lenci Mount Holyoke College, A.B.g Arnold College, B.S. Connecticut College, B.A., Wes- Sorbonne, Cerlijicat D ' E t u d e,' Biology, general science: Junior leyan University. Un1Vef51fY Of Connecticut- class advisor, Athletic Associa- Modern European history, ancient French, German, German Club tion, business manager. history, civic s, developmental advisor. reading, Baton Corps advisor, publicity director, assistant Stu- dent Council advisor. 'I0 Miss june A. Lockton University of Connecticut, B.A. Biology, general science.