Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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542.4 vw 'S JM ENDA H RIORDAN L LOUIS MARTINELLI Eiffel' -x BIBIANA STARK ANITA MURRAY .L RAOUL dESTE PRISCILLA BLANCHE E PALMIERI POWELL VAUDREUIL Q--. Wu' iii MIRIAM W ANDERSEN ?' MATHILDA A KOEHLER Buenos dlas' Bonlour' Such phrases as these In the halls of S H S are the dlrect result of one of the Language Departments alms to attempt to tram students to converse In a foreugn tongue This year the department once again endeavoured to make language study enloyable Rather than concentrating entirely on book learnlng the department offered students an opportunity to learn about the varlous national cultures of forengn countries Many a lesson was made more Interesting by the Introduction of Elms or records into the regular classroom work The needs of lndnvudual students were adequately met by the varied courses wlthln the department The varuous language clubs also led toward creating a lighter atmosphere for those who studied a foreign tongue Thus the Language Department under the able gundance of Mr Louls Martunellu and Dr Mathllda Koehler succeeded un maknng the study of language more than lust vocabulary clrnlls and grammar exams N'est ce pas, 'vista 'Q-:sb '. - ' V' si '-wt Jn! 5 f ' ' .A 'E 5 Y ,VL V ' -s . A- L a f . V 1 ' - , T - , .r L,-4 55 ' .V ' - S we fur? ' - N an -' 1 A H 1. 1 : .5 y ,f LJA I fr ff A x Q ? . , in ., ll, , T . ,, '- 1 , . .-WA., Q ' j A , -4-'W' V 1 1- - if I L4 1 .n I '52 1' A .ij-A 'K x ' , 5s 'M , X t ' a-'gf ' f : 5'7 l I , . . I I I ' ' I

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GLADYS C. ALMY JAMES DONNELLY 'le v, ,S?Xv LEON W. A. JAIVEN CATHERINE BILLINGSLEY JANE W. 'UNGSTON J. EDWARD HUGHES 5? BERYL E. CRAM MA G . xv R UERITE E FAVRAO MLM MU- Jwfjfwgfjg . JQQJVAQ GLADYS M. coNsr LEONARD JOHN J. SPAHR MORRIS jg' 44, 'AJ-v '7- , -6104 14912 40 fo We 5 N ,,x0x GERTRUDE K. R. STUART MARGARET A. Nas' PEISEL PALMER QUINN

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Thecreticians at work Math made easy mught easuly be the slogan of the Stamford Hugh School Mathe matucs Department To many students compllcated formulas and sngns no longer remaun a mystery and the language of plane and solnd geometry ns as easily comprehended as Englush Why? Because ofthe eftlcuent mstructuon offered by our Mathematucs Department headed by Mr Walter G Buchanan Under has supervlsuon our ever patlent pedagogues have led us through a maze of percentules and problems long dlvnslon and trug wuth the sure footedness of a cat stalkmg across a mantle This year as In the past the Mathematics Department has contmued to grow and to expand nts curruculum Its oblect has been to offer a comprehenslve math program to every type of student Buslness malors college preparatory students future math and scnence experts as well as pupnls trymg to overcome mathematical weaknesses all partlclpated an a well planned course of study Besides the regular mathemattcal facts absorbed each and every student was exposed to mstructlon nn Ioglcal and clear thnnkmg whuch wall prove unvaluable In the years to come JOHN HERBERT CONLON B RD TQ' LUCY A NELLIE C WIGHTMAN SPEARS 'if ENDA H RIORDAN K We MICHAEL B STECYK 2 WALTER J FARRELL K LEWIS J MAXWELL iv 'Un- PAUL J KUCZO WALTER G BUCHANAN ' A ll ll ' ' ' I - I . . , I I I ' I I l I I ' I I at ts' , Pa ,gtg I . WA -I L 7lf': ' ' , f. ' ' A 7 . H - I - ' ,. .,, , ' I . ' , -12. gr ' I A . 4' 1 . I I I , ,fm ff I-:,..1ff'A-2 - 5ii'-2.5 If I W ' .A Hs 2 ' I E ' 11 ' V f L :fur 7 f' ' Q ' 1 . Pl e4 Q Q J 3 'Y'-E ar TE E fi -, I 1 ' f v- ,. 1- . 5, ' - , .V ,A Q r V W r V , I ' ' . , ' - :vs . t ' -- 'EV .dar--. ' I .fs ' M '