Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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THE FIRST STEP in making a table leg is planing the wood as it revolves on a table. Demonstrating this technique to Arthur Gelinas is woodworking instructor Wesley Stoffel. Joseph C. Heap Trinity College, B.S.g North Adams State Teachers College, M.A.g Uni' versity of Connecticut, C.A.C.S. Guidance, Dean of Boys. Mrs. Jean R. Kelley Bates College, A.B.g Connecticut College, Ceneral Connecticut State Col- lege, Southern Connecticut State College, M.S. Latin, head of language department, Junior Classical League advisor. Robert J. Kelley Central Connecticut State College, B. S. Civics, English, Mrs. Elizabeth K. Kenyon Connecticut College, B.A. Algebra, geometry, head of mathematics department. Miss Caroline Kinney Mount Holyoke College, A.B.g University of Connecticutg University. French, Germang American Field Service advisor. Carl L. Klocker, J r. University of Class of 1961 advisor, Athletic Sorbonneg Yale Association busi- 15

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Miss Fortunata Y. Faranda Pratt lnstituteg Columbia University, B.S.g Fulbright Exchange leacherg Univer- sity of Connecticut. Homemakingg Future Home- makers of America advisor. Miss Carolyn L. Frederick Connecticut College, B.A.g University of Guadalajara, Middlebury College. Spanish, Spanish Club ad- visor. Mrs. Fay F. Gerritt Connecticut College, A.B. U.S. History. William P. Griffin, Jr. Muhlenberg College, Ph. B.g Lehigh University, M.A. Senior college math, math sur- vey, algebrag National Honor Society advisor, Fu- ture Teachers of America advisor. Arthur Hadfield Salem Teachers College, B.S. Ed.g Boston University, M. Ed.g University of Connecti- cu A SIMPLE EXPLANATION plus reassurance given by Mrs. Elizabeth Kenyon equals the encouragement needed. Now algebra student Marjorie Rolls is ready to tackle the problem. ENGLISH HEREFORD HIGH and homemaking instructor Nan Williams were visited by Miss Fortunata Faranda. Each taught in the otheris school under the Fulbright Exchange program. bookkeeping, head

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THE SHAKESPEAREAN THE- ATRE in Ontario was visited by Mrs. ,lean Kelley and her family. A - SPANISH II was offered to WHS freshmen for the first time this year. Miss Carolyn Frederick, a new addition to the staff, finds that writing Spanish on the board helps her pupils gain greater understanding of the language. Norman Briggs and Anne Sevin illustrate Mrs' Arlinc P Krug that theory. Williniiantiqw College, State Teacher BS Yale anc New Haven State Teachtr . ,Q 55 16 College, M.A Guidance, Dean of Girl J. Lewis umn Salem State Teachers Col lege, B.S. Ed Typing, general business business law Consumer economics. -.