Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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William F. Mignault Philip Pumerantz University of Connecticut, B.S.g University of Connecticut, B.A. MA- Ancient history, world history, General science, physical educa- problems of democracy. tion, head football coach. J. Lewis Quinn Miss Mary J. Regan Salem State Teachers College, University of Dublin, M.A. B.S. in Ed. Typing, general business, busi- ness law, consumer economics. English. 12 ENGLISH IV is clarified for Tom Locke by Edmund Hart, the head of the department. Such conferences are made available to all Water ford students by the faculty. Mrs. Doris Rich University of Connecticut, B.S Michigan State University. Cafeteria director.

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PHYSICS INSTRUCTION requires many individual conferences with students. Named as head of the Science ' A e'Vu, De artment and teacher of the sub'ect durm the intro ' ' duct0fY Year was Norman Barrett, who is consulted here i 1 ' E i ' ' A by Bill McMahon. .4 '. Arthur Hadlield Salem Teachers, B.S., Boston University, M.Ed. Head of business department, of- hce practice, stenography, book- keeping, typing, Director of Adult Education. Mrs. Anna A. Malootian Albertus Magnus College, B.A., Yale University, New H a v e n State Teachers College, M.A. Psychological examiner and coun- selor, Frenchg French Club ad- visor. sian- Edmund M. Hart Keene Teachers College, B.Ed.' University of Vermont, M.Ed.S Suffolk University of law, Ply- mouth Teachers Collegeg Fitch- burg Teachers Collegeg Willi- Mrs. Jean R. Kelley Bates College, A.B.g Southern Connecticut State College, M.Ed. Latin, Head of Language depart- ment, Junior Classical League ad- visor. mantic Teachers College, Univer- sity of Connecticut. English, Head of English depart- ment, dramatic coach, Dramatic Club advisor. V , li CAREER GUIDANCE is avail- able to interested Waterford stu- dents at the Guidance Office. Mr. Harold Goldberg examines some of the materials with Dick Dimmock. ll Mrs. Elizabeth K. Kenyon Connecticut College for Women, B.A. Algebra, geometry, Head of math- ematics department.

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'Yr Mrs. Pauline L. Record University of Nebraska, B.A., School of Library Service, Colum- bia University, B.S. in L.S. Librarian, Library Club advisor. ,gf I g:,,.2 is , Tx, 'Wulf 1 ,R as sz X le if X er Vw ree T . xx V M, gx , 3 . Jr' if n , aaess 3 el so if e.ri . , if 3 yfg -. i 4 jg.. a s , ,rf C r, QV 'ilii , . V A r SL eoniy W ,,,, 'li - 7 t -, qgri 1 WOODWORKING SUPERVISION is Offered to Jim Litwin by Mr. Wesley Stoffel. Here Mr. Stoffel advises Jim on the use of a belt sander. , ,. f 1. K ir 1' Q ,..,- - W-A . Y- K , 5, X- E 4' if.. . Z.'1i5.Eii': f, . - . N Mrs. Lois L. Robert Mrs. Nancy S. Roberts San Diego State College, A.B.g Connecticut College for Women, University bf Hawaii, M.A. B.A. English. Spanish, developmental reading, Spanish Club advisor. Gerard Rousseau Willimantic State College, B.S. University of Connecticut, M.A. General s c i e n c e, mathematics , baseball coach, assistant basket- ball coach, Astronomy Club ad visor. 'I3 Irving Shulman New England College of Phar- macy at Boston, B.S., University of Hartford, M.Ed. Chemistry, general science.