Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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flWctvorcf N today’s world of “hot” and “cold” wars, the United Nations presents the one hope for world peace. We have chosen this as our theme and followed it in portraying the year 1952-1953 of school life. Our dedication is slightly different this year, but we feel that Gilbert Longin deserves to be recognized for his fine spirit in overcoming his tremendous handicap. We have tried to present a clear, concise picture of life at S. C. S. during the past year. Many events could not, of course, be recorded in this book; but we believe that the most important are included in these pages. As part of a member nation of the United Nations, we would like to express our hope that this year’s graduating class maybe instrumental in securing the objective, for which the U. N. is striving--peace on earth. 4

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TYPING YEARBOOK CO-EDITORS Doris Kerr, Edna Theisselmann ADVERTISING Martha Churchill, Shirley Burdick Cf|?E, the Staff, would like yV to express our grati- tude to the following people for their aid in making this book possible: to Mr. Lamont Warner for doing the Patron page, to Mr. Lawrence Apple- by for his verses for each mem- ber of the Senior Class, to Mr. Herman Golfetto, our very able photographer, for his excellent pictures, and especially to Mrs. Margaret Graig, our adviser, for making this book possible by her expert guidance; also to everyone who has in any way helped make our task lighter. Seated: Shirley Utter, Doris Reed Standing: Emma Lyon, Madeline Buhl LITERARY 6 Mary Newman, Helen Bettiol