Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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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. -.

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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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STUDENT BOARDWORK aids in greater understanding of word Robert, Kathy Hnat and John Bellicchi are ready to demonstrate the meaning and pronunciation. With the approving smile of Mrs. Lois proper position of diacritical marks to their English ll class. Miss Marian E. Lenci William F. Mignault Mrs. Sally T. Pavetti onnecticut College, B.A.g University of Connecticut, Wellesley College, B.A.g Wesleyan University, M.A. B.S., M.A. Yale University, M.A. lodern European history, General science, physical ed- Spanish, French, French ancient history, political ucationg football coach, Club advisor. philosophy, reading, Ba- Varsity 'W' Club advisor. ton Corps advisor, assis- tant Student Council ad- visor, publicity director. lMrs. Pauline L. Record Mrs. Hazel W. Retlig Mrs. Doris G. Rich Qniversity of Nebraska, Arnold College, B.S. University of Connecticut, A.B.g School of Library Physical education, girls B.S.g Michigan State Uni- Service, Columbia Univer- intramural sports advisor, versity. sity, B. S. in L.S. Dance Club advisor. Cafeteria director. ibrariang Library Club ad- visor. Mrs. Mary R. Payne Philip Pumerantz Boston University, Ed.M.g University of Connecticut, Salem Teachers College, B.S.E., Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, Keene Teachers College. Bookkeeping, business mathematics, personal typ- ing. Mrs. Lois L. Robert B.A. Ancient history, world his- tory, problems of demo- cracyg Class of 1964 ad- visor, Debate 'Club ad- visor. Gerard Rousseau San Diego State College, Willimantic State College, A.B.g University of Ha- waii, M.A.g University of B.S.g University of Con- necticut, M.A. Connecticut. General science, senior math English, Thespian advisor. survey, general math, alge- brag baseball coach, assis- tant basketball coach. 'ESF' 17