Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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The youth of today faces wuth equanumuty an age old paradox Growung up us a pleasant and at the same tume paunful process and ut produces many nostalguc sutuatuons such as the theme Our Hearts Were Young and Gay All young people today are demonstratung theur wullungness to accept of the responsubulutues whuch luvung un a democracy umposes o of us as older people too frequently belueve that cherrues but youth us more and As the hugh school b a cold re s cutuzens Many uth accepts lufe as a bowl of gnuzung that lufe us more than froth and fun r complete theur hugh school career they face ummeduately y o luvung Many of the boys flnushung hugh school un thus year of 1951 wull asked by theur country to share un uts defense and the defense of all our country stands for thus us grum realuty I suncerely hope and belueve that todays youth wull perform as tomorrows cutuzens un a manner whuch wull make ut possuble for theur hearts and the hearts of tomorrow chuldren to be young and gay P I I I 4 . . I . . . . I ll ll ' ' ' ' a full sha . .. . . ncnofit .. I ' today's yo ' ' , ' more reco ' ' ' ' . ' oy and gi l ' ' ' ' er realit f ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' be . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . , ' Il ll S

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Wiifz' As the theme of your yearbook suggests, your hearts have been young and gay as d t b d ou ou have moved about the corndors of Stamford Hugh School As a stu en o y y Y represent many racual, nataonal, and reluguous backgrounds, yet you have found at easy dl d d wull to lnve work, and play together In a spmt of happmess, frnen mess, an goo As you now look out upon a world fraught wlth tensions, resulting from fear and f f dl cron among natuons nt ns only natural that you wonder why your splrlt o rlen :ness suspn , and good will can not be the pattern of life for the world as a whole You will recall, however, that the rrghts and worth of the mdlvldual as we recogmze them In this country today were not always so recognized Only through courage, persnstence, vlsnon, and h d f d self sacrifice have our forefathers given us the heritage of lndlvldual wort an ree om wlthm the law, which we now engoy You are now about to assume an octave part ln the preservatnon of that herrtage May future generatuons be made glad because you have helped to preserve and pass on to them the spmt of brotherhood and good will whnch you have enjoyed at school dwg? if, 3,4 , 1' ' Qs - f ' f ,:- ' ' ' 1 -105 ff-1. ' . , Ulf? -H' ' f f ,gf , 5,11 - .f we 1'wi,,' '. A , V, ,, ,. 1 sr., - ' T fffe , ', '?.f KN' ' ja Q . my -f?,,g: rf . 1, 4' f Q'-ag. 5 -. V, . 1..fLg:,:5.f . , ,: rv ,wzftsffif ' , ff-rigs?-V A ' ' ' ,we l. f . 221. ' , . 'lfl 1 ff ,, fs, Q f. 1 Y 4 . s' . I I !