Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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lifes f lv, in 'KKK n 6 'zu YN 'Q s I K Miss Dorothy A. Smolenski Connecticut College, B.A. ' 1 I' 0 ' Algebra, geometryg cheer- .l I ' 'ix' -g:l, 'W flZ - X e- i ea cr an pep Squa ac' ' 1 d d L1 1 'H ' X gunner L. U ' - K 5 I f l' Wesley W. Stolfel Mitchell College, Central Connecticut State College, B.S.g University of Connec- ticut. Industrial arts, driver educa- tion. Francis X. Sweeney Springfield College, B.S.g Uni- versity of Connecticut, M.A., C.A.G.S. Physical educationg athletic d i r e c t 0 r , cross-country coach, basketball coach, track coach. Mrs. Millicent Van Deusen Emerson College, B.L.I.g Co- lumbia University, M.A.g University of Michigang University of Geneva, Swit- zerland. English, reading. Miss Jane E. Varney Cedar Crest College, B.A.g Wesleyan University. Civics, Englishg assistant Ex- calibur advisor. FIELD HOCKEY is a major fall sport in the girls gym classes. Mary McCarten is shown the bully, a procedure used in starting the game, hy Mrs. Hazel Rettig. 19

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THE ARCH OF TRIUMPH in Paris was one of the many fascinating places visited by Philip Pumerantz while he was stationed in Germany with the army in 1954. 18 VENETIAN GRAND CANAL and lagoon were explored by the Excalibur 1960 and Miss Emma Burdick during her travels through Austria and Germany in July of that year. William H. Rubino University of Connecticut, B. A. General math, algebra. Irving Shulman New England College of Pharmacy, B.S.g University of Hartford, lVl.Ed.g University of Connecticutg Brown University. Chemistry. Mrs. Marion Smart University of Connecticut, B.A. English. Miss Jacqueline Smith University of Connecticut, B.S. Biology, general science.

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Miss Pauline A. White University of Maine, B.S. Business Ed. Shorthand, transcription, typing, bookkeepingg assistant Excalibur advisor. Mrs. Frances W. Woviotis Atlantic Christian, A.B. Englishg Thespian advisor. Miss Mary Jane Harvey Boston University, B.S. Speech consultant. Howard Flora University of San Francisco, B.S.g University of Connecticut, M.A. Reading consultant. MOSCOW'S RED SQUARE is the site of Saint Basil's Cathedral, perhaps one of the most curiously shaped and beau- tiful examples of 16th century cathedral architecture. Miss Ruth Bushley, who has traveled to almost every European country, was able to include a visit to Saint Basil's in her trip to Russia in the summer of 1960.