Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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MRS. MIRIAM ANDERSEN MRS. HELEN AREY Social Studies Commercial FRANCES BALLARD Physical Education HERBERT BIRD RAYMOND BOOKER MYRNA BREITBART Mathematics Driver Education Physical Education 'yy i ,i V ,LW Q39 WILLIAM BURNS, JR. ALBA CAPPABIANCA MRS. ANNE CASSADAY Graphic Arts Science Science BERYL CRAM JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM MRS. PAULINE DAVIS English Science Social Studies FACULTY I8 MRS. MARY BANKOWSKI Commercial JOSIAH BRIDGE English LOUIS CLAPS Science MRS. LOUISE DEDITIUS Foods lu ,g., Yi '1 f ,W MRS. HARRIET BARBER Clothing MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS Physical Education iff: AUDREY CLARKE Spanish W 5 GEQRGIANA ooNAse English

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DEPARTMENT HEADS CHARLES C OLSON Commerctal PAUL J KUCZO lnterscholastuc Athletncs EARLE V GOOD Scuence X 'C' W RAYMOND RANDALL Musuc MRS LOUISE M MOSER Socnal Studies MRS JANE W KINGSTON Englush MRS NELLIE BUROW Assnstant Home Arts CARL MATSON Assnstant lndustrual Arts MAYO SORGMAN Arts Whenever any protect as nmmense as Satellute 60 ns undertaken at IS necessary for a fevv nndlvnduals to stand apart and supervlse the malor areas of construction The Department Heads of Stamford Hugh School the mastermlnds of each scholastnc dnvtslon are responsible for the dlrectlon of their respective fields By far thenr most Important 'ob ns to regulate the flnal englneerlng of thenr courses to see that the currrculum meets the rngld specnfncatlons necessary to unsure quality Through their meticulous dnrectson the com plexltnes of Satellate 60 have been sumplufued and refined and coordunated unto a worklng mechannsm I7 L LOUIS MARTINELLI Foreign Languages WALTER G BUCHANAN Mathematucs WALTER G OMEARA Physlcal Educatuon , 'PQ 3 Q an .1 A Q Af A I L A Q' - an 1:- A 5 Q' W I ini f. ' f . . . I

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HENRY BARTNIKOWSKI Metalworking MRS. KATHERINE BROOKS German L 15 CATHERINE BILLINGSLEY BARBARA BELANICH Social Studies English EDGAR BUGBEE JOHN BURKHARDT Drafting Drafting fd.. r i.xt MRS. MILDRED COFFIN JOHN CONl0N MRS. RITA COOPER Social Studies Mathematics English Y 44 it ' V N' , A Q. PETER DUNASE JAMES DONNRLLY JOHN DUNN Social Studies English Social Studies 'I9 The day of departure, the final count- down, the result of years of experi- ments, research, planning and guid- ance, has finally come. ln this day and age, as never before, man must have su- perior knowledge, ingenuity and en- durance. For three years at Stamford High School, our physical and intellec- tual stamina was put to the test by skilled instructors and technicians who developed in us the qualities to meet the world of tomorrows, Science and mathematics are the foundations of knowledge in this age of space. Every symbol in chemistry, every law in physics, every dissection in biology has opened new doors of discovery. As we plotted graphs and solved equations, we discovered a new realm of human thinking. In our industrial arts classes many of us learned the practical application of skills destined to serve us as our liveli- hoods. And as the men of our scientific tomorrow learned the fundamentals of their trades, proficient designers, seam- stresses and culinary wizards were pre- paring to make any new world a home. Our heritage -the history of our lit- erature, industries, and social develop- ment - has opened our eyes to the complexities of our world of today, and thereby initiated us to the complica- 2. KENNETH EHRENTHAL MRS. HARRIET ERWIN Social Studies English