Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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At Desk H Rodgers At Table J De martmo Left to Rught B Moody L De 0760, N Bump, N Defores, F Papazlan 4459 BERTHA SHIRLEY C COOKE BEAUDOIN 49' X if AMELIA T LENORE V MIAZGA GENOVESE Thus year as In prevlous years the unmatched and efflcnent office staff at Stamford Hugh School succeeded nn coping dextrously wnth the many problems which confronted them daily Mass Cooke admumstratuve secretary served as the offlclal contact between S H S and the central school system whlle Mass Beaudoun efficuent as ever operated the switchboard and prepared the daily bulletms Muss Genovese secretary to the gundance bureau kept the systematlc files and Muss Mlazzo kept our accurate accounting system The four capable secretarles were aided by numerous students who asslsted wlth the small tasks about the office Our office staff helped make posslble the smooth coordmatlon and organuzatlon of S H S 44154454465 0 3 '- .Q U W 2 5, 1' U' t A, 1' 4 if I l 9-55: 55 ,,,! A,a:v4.-1 grew? Y , ' or ' 117 if I I ' I I I l

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,end EMMA E PRISCILLA BASTIAN RHODEHAMEL The McKinley Tarufl? The Dawes Plan? The lnfe of Shakespeare? Were any of these assugnments glven to you In some class? If so your best source for obtamung the needed assistance was from maternal an the S H S lnbrary whlch was directed by Mass Prlscllla Rhodehamel and Mrs Emma Bastian More than twenty two thousand volumes offered both information and readnng enloyment Colorful art photography and weavmg exhlblts dlverted students whale films magazmes and pamphlets eased the burden as they used these modern means to facnlutate the acquurmg of knowledge The llbrary also served as the locale for faculty meetings and pleasant social teas Each year more fine books are added to an already fine collection WJWQ lst Row Left to Rlght F Russell S All ang B Campbell B Patrlcllln M Rohm low M White G Malnero S Gerber 2nd Row G Carpenter B Gunllam B rt L lu a 3d Row C Tarzla Tamburru B Shaub R Suden P Mones H Mott J Thompson P Honrahon N Taylor M Lnns M Asowatch a f, :X -,if--:L f - r, C 'g '. L, 1 1 ' L- up' ci' .C R x . . A, l 1 H . , 2.6 ' I . . . , ' I I I I I J a f : . , . Ha , . ci . r z . ' , J

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uf X ,J fe Z J V-J yuft X KATHERINE EILEEN RITTER R N GANNON R N ul QW ll J 30 A MARGARET M Q-, WILLIAM D ARMSTRONG TROY M D As always Dr Wulluam Troy school doctor and Mrs Katherune Rutter school nurse stood ready and armed wuth stethoscope and tongue depressor to check the aulung of S H S The health office was also the gate of re admussuon for students returnung to classes after ullness The staff gave physucal examunatuons to enterung sophomores examuned antucupatory athletes soothed stomach aches and su'pplued emergency first and care School doctor and nurse guarduans of our health helped keep us young and gay 3 MR H BYLIN I' MRS SWANSON MRS A TRAFF MRS JENNIE BOYNTON In 51 the atmosphere of gay 21 was found un the cafeterua of Stamford Hugh Accompanued by the cheerful strauns of musuc both student and teachers ate wuth gusto the nourushung hot or cold lunches provuded by Mrs Jennue Boynton and her able and efflcuent staff In addutuon to the regular staff some of Mrs Boyntons helpers were Stamford Hugh students gurls who rang up the cash reguster and boys who performed the varuous odd 'obs around the cafe terua Besudes theur dauly tasks of feedung ravenous hugh school students thus tureless staff undertook to satusfy the appetutes of exhausted dancers after such gay socual events as partues and proms bf MRS I D VIS 'E MR H ANDREWS M E WILBANKS lui I 5 3 I ' , if f u X ,HJJJJ Ib If xy X jf! X I I ,f flll ' X5 5 , u J 1 y ' I F u i i 95' J' y r' I I JJ bu J' 'uf K c -I , 7 , . . , . . A f'u'J I7' -I uf S .X xii: I 3 ' Y J fx x l' I l A 'JK f y , . 'wt 1. ,f Q- JIM A 'X- A X X G Y A A Nuo. ' 5 :gk is 'N ' .Y V dbr, Qs . V. U 'wx-4 5. I A s. . . . A I 5- L- . ' . 5 s. . 2 I .. l I I .X 1 I , . I du ,.,, . . I - q I ,. f . . - rg, ,