Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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LANL UAL I: D1-PARTMINT lfirif Run, Lefl In Riglrf: Alice T. Ryder Mrs Anitl P Best lN s line tri cs L llorc Holhroolx, Mrs. Camille Manuel, SULYIIILX km: lv M She wirne Bimini S a lc Rioi Palinieri, linda H. Riordan, Mrs. Blanche l Vludrcuil M tthildt A lxoci cr him due to the fact that they depict his- torical scenes. Wfedding bells recently chimed for the former Miss Dunn, Miss Close, and Miss Mayforth. Not to be outdone by the feminine section of the faculty, Mr. Hecht also fol- lowed suit. Miss Ballard, who is rather athletically minded, hardly seems to be the type to in- dulge in such pastimes as lcnittingg yet, it was only under her expert direction that the girls of her defense group were able to make so many sweaters, mittens, and socks for the British Wxir Relief Society. Few of us may realize it, but we are really indebted for the ping-pong tables in the boys' locker room to Mr. Booker, who pos- sessing an unusual knack with tools, spent some time constructing them. Bach is the favorite musician of Miss

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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

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OFFICE Miss Bertha Cook, Miss Leonore Genovese. Wick who confesses many and varied in- terests. Her greatest ambition, however is to spend the entire winter at some mountain resort where she can enjoy all the winter sports at her leisure, especially skiing. We have often wondered what would happen to the Giants if they didn't have Mr. Hecht to back them up. No doubt they'd never be the same. Perhaps now you're convinced that the members of the faculty are really good sports and everyday sort of people. So, next time you face your math teacher across the net on the tennis courts, or happen to rub elbows with your English teacher in the bowling alleys, or perchance, find yourself outdone on skiis by your history teacher, don't be amazed. Remember, teachers are just the joneses next door or the Smiths across the way, only in- stead of going to the office every morning, their job is working with you. MATHEMATICE DEPARTMENT liirft Razr, Lefi to Rigblzfiertha M. Newcomb, Halbert C. Phillips 4Head1, Catherine A. Bil- lingsley. Set-ond Rout Lewis J. Maxwell, Joseph J. Zdanowicz, Thomas F. Clear, Walter J. Farrell, Walter G. Buchanan.