Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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Take 'our Crosb s and 'our Vallees 'our 7 tenors and your baritonesg give us our own Mr, Mack. Surprised? You needn't he. Many a time weve perceived him on our stage, on the vretense of tr int out the micro hone, Y 51 giving a streamlined rendition of the ever uovular Hoa Y Carmichaels Stardust, . Y Did you know that many of our teachers still go to school? A specihc example of the never-ending quest for knowledge is Miss Brady, who has just recently received her Masters Degree in Home Economics from Columbia University. Digging into a bit of history, we came across a morsel concerning Mr. Buchanan who seems to have had an exciting past, We discovered that during the First Wtmrltl War he was a naval aviator and later an instructor at the Pensacola Naval Aviation Training Field. Frou! Razr, Left In Right: Luella R. Lyon, Marion B Baggs Angelina l liore lrederic T I-laxxes Ruth l Morse, Charles C. Olson, Eileen M. Kropp, Adeline Maf Higgins Arthur lx Deane Lucy A Wichtniin Allred lucci, Amy D. Dorsett. A bessa Margaret lx bt john Ixmes H Ktxnt Mxry Barb Razr. Left In Riglffg Angela B. Tornasi Iohn P Little Paulj lxutzo Izdith L Ktitt

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HOME ECONOMICS Fzrrl R011 Inf! to Right: Mrs. Ellen K. Campbell, Mrs. Cccilc C1 Palmer Dorothy M. Atkinson, Semin! Rout Mrs. Hirriet T Barber Marie K. Brady. Who would have thought that when Mr. Hughes set out for college with the hope of entering the ministry, hed emerge a teacher and at the same time an accomplished UD pianist? It is rumored in well-known musi- cal circles that he can execute the most diflicult passages of Chop-Sticks. To top all this, he blows a trumpet merely for the sake of making noise. Mr. Selg has been pacing the floor many a night lately, worrying about his bowling average which stands at a mere 92. Wfho wouldnt worry? Mans best friend may be his dog, but Miss Montgomery probably holds her little feline friends in higher esteem than all the puppies in the world. She seems to take de- light in harboring stray kittens, which, we admit, is a very benevolent and worth-while hobby. Clf you like cats.j St4om1Roz4 Left to Right: Dominick Telesco, Lowell Ruth Wick, Esther Wlieeler, Abraham Hecht. Fin! M ' N Rh i Cl M R014 Leff lo Riglol: Bertha Wentxvorth, Mrs. Genevieve Cordon Louise arion, orton oat es, enn oon, '. Lvke, Carl Nutter, Mrs. Louisa Bohn, H arriet Bigelow.

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sealed, Lefl to Right: Miss Ruby B. Willver, Walter T. Stamfing, Lefi to Righl: Michael J. Nagurney, Russell Selg, Alton L. Rhoajs, Marie Tella, Florence A. Paine. N. Copeland, Earle V. Good, Joseph J. Zdanowicz. MUSIC DEPARTMENT XV. Raymond Randall, Walter S. Edwards, Elfrieda Pfeiffer. 17 At least four members of the faculty have reason to pull up their chests and exult, for they have all recently joined the realms of proud fatherhood. Mr. Moon, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Randall, and Mr. Clear are now as- sociated with that category. Do the teachers get their vitamins? For double protection, Mr. Good sees to it that they derive the benefit of vital food elements by supplying them with fresh eggs from his farm in Putnam. Miss Ryder, with a love of the outdoors, confesses that her most enjoyable pastime is tramping about and exploring Connecticut on foot. In that manner she has been able to inspect many interesting places in detail. It has been brought to our attention that Mr. Nutter has quite a stamp collection. However, the stamps he prizes most are of little pecuniary value, but are valuable to