Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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'llc .J J The Arts Department of Stamford Hugh School delughted every buddung artust wuth an extensuve and varued program whuch uncluded desugnung store wundows for Hallowe en After a glumpse of the artustuc wundow cutuzens of Stamford were convunced of the realuty of Spooks , j 4 ,,f,f 7' MAYO SORGMAN Durung the year many contests were offered to students wantung to comgy pete wuth other artusts of sumular talent One of these was the Scholastuc Con test held annually whuch awarded scholarshups as well as certuflcates of merut to outstandung student artusts Each month a dufferent dusplay was placed un the halls to show the current prolects of the Arts Department J , The Arts Department s curruculum offered many opportunutues for the nnduvudual to develop hus artustuc unterests to the fullest extent A full program was presented to students untendung to contunue art work beyond hugh school and to those merely anxuous to develop theur talents as much as possuble whule hey were un hugh school fine arts costume desugn and make up stage craft undustrual arts commercual arts photography and graphuc arts 1 uf, MARY H f MlLLIGAN HENRY W BARTNIKOWSKI A MX ,Kg CARL E MATSON ROBERT M WHITING LESTER J MYERS Prunter s devuls RALPH W SAVAGE MAURICE LAURIDSEN Q' NELLIE B BUROW O EDGAR BUGBEE BYRON A BERRY ,ss x 21 ' 1 ,ll X K K ' X . f.- ' Y , , t , 4' If f f I! J fu I fi' xuft-4 X I I . . . . . . ,f . . tl-L ' 1f,,K . , ' . I . . . -L . . ' -X ,, . - fu .Il if if I!! If I ,rv jvxf x. . A . ' . . ' . T 4, C' P f - ' r ,I . . 1 . - , -' I I l I -I, . 4 ' L'-c ' ',!f,fV1,'f1v1,1 , . . . n u s n Q I 4 7' , 'N T . ' . . it ' Thus Stamford Hugh enloyed a varued program consustung of courses un 2 A ,- I l ' 1 I I . 1 I 'i , , . E9 rf -. ., If V ' X' 5, j' bb ,,' J tv.. 6 uh., 7 L7 .Kills A it 1' 4' 1 I ' . as f, , 5 J EC. X W5 l . L R N N 7' 3 'Q 3 r 5 ' I :Tl ' ,-A 1 if Y . Ll , . , . l I '

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CARL NUTTER .g-N R...- MIRIAM W ANDERSEN 'N 'Q-1 JOHN J DUNN '53 BARBARA L BELANICH LOWELL I. GORDON Q11 On HARRIET M. BIGELOW wwf One world' In the mndst of our youthful merrument we awoke to the realnzatnon that there was more to thus world than the narrow confines of our town or our country Through the eftorts of the S H S History Department we were nntroduced to the customs and cultures of other peoples Under Mr Nutter and hrs co workers we absorbed the phnlosophles of American ancient modern and world hnstory as well as the three departmental alms burldung and transmuttmg culture ransmg and usmg standards and understandmg and usnng the physical world Asude from classroom work hnstory was gamed paunlessly through a dlverse program of extra curncular OCIIVIIIES Town meetmgs and dlscusslon groups attracted mterested history students the Polltvcal Sclence and Debatung clubs were meduums where the maternal gleaned from books and lectures could be duscussed and argued Traps to the U N were popular pastnmes whsle Board of Representatuves meetings often drew student spectators to observe the actual workangs of a legnslatlve body Wuth thus practlcal as well as theoretlcal background Orange and Black graduates are well prepared to assume theur responsnbulmes as future cutnzens In the communnty Q I 3 2,17 LOUISE M MOSER MARGARET K. ST. JOHN ESTHER E. WHEELER RITA M. CATHRYN H. RYAN LEARY ROBERT P. ABRAHAM SERAFINO HECHT LOUISA H. NICHOLAS . BOHN DeVlTA

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As Tnme Marches On so does the Stamford Hugh School Scaence Department Under the alert dlrectuon of Mr Earle V Good the faculty has kept abreast of the fast changung tnmes and presented nts students wlth a comprehensuve scnentuflc back ground It has been necessary due to the many cataclysmnc and startlung changes whnch have occured In the past decade for the Science Department to revuse and alter nts unformatuon and cur ruculum penodncolly to unsure agaunst bemg out of step wnth the movung world The curnculum of the Science Department thus year was dlvuded unto two dufferent phases Buology I and ll Physlcs and Chemustry I and II were offered to those students who were preparmg to attend college after leavnng S H S whsle Survey Consumer and Current Scuence plus General Chemustry l and Il were offered to those students who washed to recenve a well rounded sclentlfic knowledge These courses were supplemented by Nurses Chem lstry and a course on Electricity In all the SHS Scuence Department offered a pertrnent and up to date course to satlsfy the needs of every student Aiiffff: 256' l L, H1167 FLORENCE A PAINE ,fv- bf tg RUBY WILBER EARLE V GOOD WALTER T SELG 1'7 R- JOSEPH J ZDANOWICZ I JOSEPH F CUNNINGHAM Chem cal concoct ons Ph p ofessors K K V- I o ,, . 11 ' , I . . , I , . E 4 a u - ' I I . A - - -1 1 f . I I I l - in , . . . , . - l ,- If 5-1 r , A 4 -gg' f ' tiki, f A 11 9-of t A , -' rl S ' rr - I 5 1 fx ' .il . if ff.. fj ... 4125 me 1 57 ' ,J ? 1 C M ig 5 3 Y Q I 5 , i i r