Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1952 volume:

QN v if 'J 91 I wage-if ,fn iii? J ,6.4afna.1 Laing, FQ W O R GOLDEN YEAR , 3 Y is--V I! '- it . 4-I .Qfi 1 if s l X fi XJM JAM? -le HD XXX STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT f' - V J . .. - af .. , . , X . X ,f .1 4 . 1 E' 1.-.-3' ,il A. 'g 'W 1' X- ,, X lc., .x X , . - ,, . . . -........ i , l, -,W-I, 5 .'- -- 1 -- a uw' . 4 rv f - A 1' ? 4 - D . l '02 R 1 ,,,, ,, ,,,,7,,, fjv, ,A . , !.f.fN,f.u C g' C' ' H I II ,--'h JL., J ,' L XXI' I lu 1 Zulffnflll' f ' ' ,W K V - w X K ' I- , .. -A x I ' n X ff T 1 1 ,X , , , , f 50 X fffjj K , 'I ' . Y ,fl ' A A , K , , , - I-li f .AC. U-,. -7, , ., ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ff .I . LA' ' I f ' f.f'.7A!!f.'1IllIlllllllllllllllllllll'lllllll57llllllllA'fll0Wlllll!lll , . , f.',3111','g,f 'ff,yA75-:gg ff,-.f,,,,.',,Q,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ff .UL fffn7,10-ffff.-,f.fff.f, ' X RONALD GORTON Via?-Prffidem' 6 is the ideal to which we dedicate this yearbook with a sense of pride and dignity. We carry with us into the world an ideal not readily found in books, an ideal which cannot be graded on a card. When the last book has been put on its dusty shelf, we face the world of man, where men must live as brothers. In our life at school we have learned brotherhood not from books, but from each other. In the class- room or gym, on the playing held, in choir, orchestra, band, or club, in group work like the Siren, or at dances or proms, in the everyday incidents of our lives-we have lived brotherhood. Let us carry our ideal of brotherhood on through uor lives, let it be a memory that not only lingers, but lives forever, our dedication to the world of man. O A I P f v f 4 -X N 5-, Y. H. in ' , W , M ' ,. fp . ' 'P ' E' QQQ W . . px eg V - ' Q, QR, N . Goldeii iimhmories of our golden years. Youphuis fond of dreamingxf the futureg age is too prone to'-'l'ivcXi,n dreams of the past. Yet time is only relative, and - the t4'7l've long years we have spent in school will soon be he pastwlpon which we profit for the present and plan for t -Qars ahead. In thls book, vw ruord thy mlm mcldgnts fll'lf xx 111 become scnousmss of purposc the LILXOIIOII to duty, find thc bonds of brotherhood tint in plrt of our ln L5 todfly, on which we blllld our Ines for tomorrow memories-the fun and lllllghltll thc scnsc of fair play, the A . ' A'W .q x A ' . K A ' A . . A 1 ' ' A' . ' ' f Qw'7f L . 'R Q2 Qu-Q.. gg! 6 wi KD 5 Q! ls Ease? --Q3 Cf I , 1 Q -31 SUPFRINTFNDFNT S HELEN A WILLIAM TOBIN O SHAUGHNESSY ,-89' .3 STAFF Jilin AMI ELLSWORTI-I H PLUMER 4-'N 5 an :L Ss. JOSEPI-I E SARAH F NORRIS W KERMITR EUGENE L STAIGER SMITI-I BROWN SI-IULMAN DALY ISWARI OF FDF CATQON lst Row, Left IO Rrghr Helen A Tobm, Dr Wnllxam I' Sranlxanl Domrnrck W Telesco, Dr Warren L Roulo, Charlone H Zone 7nd Rows Hugh E Ryan, Frank W Bogardus, jr, Henry F Nolan, FrancIs L Brant, Reginald A Neumen There was somethlng about has calm frrendly man ner that made you feel at ease nmmednately A ready smrle a few knnd words and a wrllrncness to make us happy accompanred hrm everywhere At School Coun crl on the stage nn the audrtorrum behrnd hrs bug brown desk or yust vualkmg through the hall Mr Alton L Rhoads 'was the same wonderful lrkeable person To see that everythrng runs smoothly IS not an easy job but there was no one else who could have handled rt mth the efflcrency and good wnll for whnch well remember Mr Norton Rhoads Hrs keen sense of hu mor and boundless understandrng helped many a student through many a hard trme Hrs farr rmpartxal treatment of every srtuatnon has earned hrm the trtle of one rn a mnllron ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Well recall vuth nostalpra the many perrods spent rn that lrttle ofhce as Mlss Esther E Wheeler s watch ful eye and hclpful advrce sent our thoughts college hound Our querxcs vuth applrcatxon our dlsmay about the future our confusxon our yust what to do ll found thexr ansvscrs rn a warm frrendly may from a person who gurded our paths toward success Absent so long because of rllness Mrs Loursa H Bohn Hnally returned to the velcommg arms of every Stamford Hngh student All problems seemed to find therr way to her cozy comfortable offlce where a few mnnutes talk and a lnttle needed adyrce would make everythrng all rrpht agaln She was everybodys fnend there whenever and wherever we needed her ? dr- 0' 'N-lduu. ..., mul-r 'P'-3' 0'xTvw:1-Nw me-fq-L J 4 v. 1 s-V W -x J ,J in N x Q5 . J Cv 5 .519 J J . XJ Q u K Ir' v . y gs: BYRON A. If Y BERRY u ,-4 R X K . P- J N J , 1 X r M- Q R -f J X ,J .1 4 :JH J j 7. fxf Q NELLXE B. -t y, MJ BUROW N 1 . X4 +V .- bi. L8 LESTER J. MYERS ! X HENRY W. BARTNIKOWSKI QB Gr RALPH W7 .l by S. if rf- ii: BIARY H. MILLIGAN 1:-Y Q-s Xia- z 9 u. CARL E. MATsoN 1 yfo. if ,R . ti , I n EDGAR L. BUSBEE lg, if Q 'l .g. A . ROBERT M. WHITING v-- 1 s.. ,E 1. I V Q. , ' I INIAURICE Q .' :- . SAVAGE ' LAURIDSEN. JR. ARTS Q. x MAYO SORGMAN Halloween isnyt just for pumpkins as any member of the art classes can tell you. To us Halloween meant long hours pushing a brush up and down hot store windows, con- soled by the fact that there was a hundred dollar prize for the best design. XVe made dolls, too. Our weird creatures adorned the cupboards of art rooms, dis- played the latest styles. from pigtails to poodles. XVhile most of us were making toys. pic- tures, and portraits, others were doing Car- toons for The Sirenn and working hendish- ly for the yearbook. I wk f J y j' .nf ' ty .. G G E ., 1 X! ,I 71' r 5-'. f ,f ., i X L. Lotfis lNlARTlNlELLl Languagesl - the music of French. the fire of Spanish, the resonance of German, the eloquence of Latin. the lilt of Italian. All this was ours for the very asking. From the days of our hrst bewildering year, till we hecame distinguished third yearers, memories buhhle over - the once-a-month movies Cwhich had nothing to do with languagesb, the rc-cords which were designed to help one's feeble pronun- ciation, the surprise quizzes which teachers took such pride in springing, and our off- key attempts at singing Christmas carols. Our linguistic memories will linger. !yfr'o'Y4R,- ,,., ,-5 'F X tx ,-Q? :C l ...Q' Q A ,J - I i ,--s.f C ,L BLANCHE E. VAUDREUIL I A Q 1 rv lv RAOUL D'ESTE PALMIERI II 'v- , . fx . ENDA H. RIORDAN 'Q , 4 ,, Q. v- MIRIAM W. ANDERSEN 46. 'r iii. X s 4 ISABEL F. FISCHER .,5, A!,.i 3 -- 3 MATILDA A. KOEHLER, Ph.D. x ze! , H-,,'. ,w w - , ' 'W' L' jgllf V T -A 'ef n I , ' A L uv-x vw 79. 171: - aw PRISCILLA V. POWELL I , K. .-. 5- I J. BIBIANA STARK Q-'Y it vii , .hm ANITA MURRAY .41 . 'a og r A ROBERT P. 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' '1 111' ' 4- , ,- 11111 1 111111 111111111 11111 211 ' 'IL'5. 1 1 R 1 PA,'f 5 'IB 've FRANCIS BALLARD VVILLARU KEMP IR WALTFR O INIFARA RAYMOND BOOKER '1 'Q FLoRErxe1 ALTSHLLER ACK LOCRERY if PAUL KI Czo 1- f Remember those xxeelxly trnps to the gym huntmv elesperttelx for proper ftttlre plftxmg htrel it lmselnll or hasleetlnll mel then rush mu to el iss out of breath mel too tlteel to mre XX 1th eteh se tson 1 new ftetlx ltx Gosh xx ho eoulel forget those frosty xxmter tl us tt the lexxlshCer1ter' After tquxelx el1p ln the pool ue tll se lmpereel up the hlll to he If styles Suelelehly the ur smelleel fresh mel once more the sxx llloxxs were tl trtmf mel ellppmg oxer the tthletxe heltl htselwtll mel the ft mrlur ertele of the hott hrmly settlmf' the hill rn left helel XVe lxnexx term p tpers were due m the next el tss hut sprmg hotel tome and vuth If our QSI'NCl1S9LSOUfSILlL in the new buelelmg xxorlel PllQSlL1l ftl perxoels hustle hustle fun PHYSICAL EDUCATIO '. X L, . i. 1 If p.. I- :L :Er be J ' , a - V .4 ' C, . .L ,tv . K ' L. civ- ' 1 L ' ' L '- . ,. - - ' Q 'z - l- 1. 1 ' A . 1 '. 7' '2' ,z , - , . A ' ' ' 4 .1 - ' ' A Ja 4- thc hell. Refsultwthosc unfztslhomzthlc hair K .' .4 1 Y ly J A ' A 2- A A .S ,Z A , . ' ' 'Q L ' 1 ' 3: ' ' . e 'z - -tr: .2 Aft- ' 'L 'z ' L Q ' ' ' U ' . V A A A D Y A ' 1 Y A 1 A 'L A g . :A 1 c: : 1 t . 1 . xi K - 1. ze., L . ' 'V .I:, LJ' - as-K . . 1 . vw AGM ' I . , - - , , V L y 19 'uf l EDWARD J LAPINSKI CATHRYN H LEARY BARBARA 1. BELANICH MARGARET K ST JOHN 11 CARI N sum xx 1111 mu 1 L 1 s 1111 1 r M1111 N IL s xur not vu ' 111 wx ug xxup mgmlx lxsrcm f' to our hlsrorx 1L1cl11rtLl1111g us Ih1fSflIUfOI'd lb not tha 111111 1111 0111111 m HISTORY fx r 1.111 GLADYS G JACOBSON b b MURRAY JOHN j DUNN qs 5- -5 ESTHER W WEINGRAD WHEELER v 1 .,gY,m V A 1 15,5 1VA R, S A - ' fi -v A Q .... 'L .., , :JE k iwi ' ' Nl 1111 V I lk rl' I I h ntl W m.1Qm.111 1' xw nmsu in 11- vu 11-'aims IC ' ,, per 'Al11151mwl11111r 11113 1 1 nur ' cw Iii ' g 11-l ff. Nu, wc Q 1 ng, P fL1 1 1,4 11111ft11r1nr. 'A ' -I' ' 'nb '5 in ,Ai-..',51k'14 f u' ' .' A up. all ' '- s . sf fr: xx , N' ' f Tv F34 fpn 4-' NICHOLAS R. DB VITA Q s1,A4,sA- hx VXA-0'1a.lJe.. LOUISE M Mosnn 6.1.1.1-fQ..a.uu.Jt,LllJ-' wv.LQJb-e.a.A PART After facrng th1s grave srtuatron vuth our chrns held hrgh vue drscox ered a lot of other startlmg events related to us by Mr Nutter rnodern and world hrstory Clubs such as the lnternatronal Relatron Polrtrcal Scrence and Debatmg were offered as extra currrcular at tractrons vuhrch helped to make our hrstory educatron complete as vxell as rnterestlng Now that SHS students have had th1s well rounded background they are well pre pared to uphold the good standards of our communrty and serve as good crtrzens BMJMML4, Aida RITA M RYAN ABRAHAM Hncx-IT ng, 4 u 0. A x MIRIAM W. ANDERSEN Lowrzu. I GORDON 444.1 ROBERT P SHRAPINO Vi- I LoU1sA I-I BOHN a f 'I rv ' , A zo- 1' :I A I 5 Cz - . . . V X , ' ' ,A 1 T W.. J ' . 4- . o n e I if and hrs co-workers through Arnerrcan, ancrent, 6 , N, , . - A 5 7 7 , Y - ' - c u , - 5: 2 Bm 7 . U td HERBERT BIRD sv OHN CoNLoN 9 '- LEWIS MAXWELL DONALD Q' NELLIE SPEARS MICHAEL STECYK -.v WIGHTMAN Si MATHE ATICS is-ws. la- WALTI R BUCHANAIN Burnrng the Ulllllilgllf orl trymg to figure out that last algebm problem trrrymez it 1 d1fTerent 'znswer ey ery trme you idded up that mlle lone: l1st of fifteen d1get numbers hovu mqny tlmes hue you found your What prftetreetl use lm lgomq to get from mathemettxes' I ll never haye to vyorry shout l-.noyy meg hoyy to Count up my mrllrons The reyx irds of thxs tr unxnu hoyxex er are numerous Under the leidershlp of Mr XY'1lter Buehin in the Mlthem 1t1es Deprrtment stroye to m flee ele If the mys terres of mexthematles D ery student exposed to qnyf form of H11IllCID'1UCS offered it Stfimford Hregh School IS noxy ftble to eope easlly yyrth the DY1I'1y prwetxefil problems of eyery d1y hfe from those of the budeetmg houseyy 1fe to those of the preerse engmeer 5, , l Q J Af A A 1' -y R l A L A li l 'I K 1 e . I 1 1-,f ,E ' V' 1 , I 4 .- ' - ' A Y L 7 ' A L ' Y 7 - PALZERB X y if self IH these yery predreaments. Then you aslx yourself, y' U . X. 'z K g J ' t . .V A , vc . 2 V ' k N ' A ' 1 il 1 1 ' . A ls , x ' . 1 . - L 2 3 .1 173' 2 'L 1 'A uf-z 1'- IA , U , 1 1 . - . 1 y 4 y . . 6 L A K - A I l L Ag l Y 'f ' 1 I Q I 7 V. A I Y 1 N ' C A v E 2 1 ' .Q 1 A y , v A 1' . . 'lf' 1. 1 D ,Y 'fl gf, T , OFFICE STAFF Once vue became acqufunteel wth the yellow versus the vxhlte pass fa eonfusmg process whrch sometlmes tools an entrre yearb we felt rrght at ease 1n the brg frlendly lrorary If vue couldn t find anythrng of mterest rn the more than 10 O00 volumes there was always Sex enteen or Lrfe The only thrng vue couldn t do was talk but novs that we look back we re sure that was for the benefit of those who were sleepmg More rmportant hovs ever IS our enjoyment of good readtng 1n pleasant surroundrngs LIBRARY STAFF We ll remember our office staff as a remarl-.able composrte of energy efhcrency and affabrlrty Ansxx errng the swrtchboard preparnng the daily nevxs and the attendance bulletrns guardrng the school budget typmg and filrng were all part of any day s work at the office The members of the staff also performed the rnnumerable dut1es of gurdftnee and admrmstmtor s secretary and the complr cated job of operatrng the neva P A system BERTHA CooKE 5 SHIRLEY DEMETROVITS LENORE GBNovEsE AMELIA MIAZGA PRISCILLA RHODEHAMEL W EMMA BASTIAN A .. 0 .S j' P 0 .A 3 o ,, , 1. . 1 . 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'Q 17,7 PA1 LIINI' C low s Const uf SPAHR .45 C11 RTRUDI Pr ISFL I K N .bw ,J At xr s L NIONICOMIRX ff Ioux I Momus MARCARYT A QL INN Iaxfrsl DONNIIIH Ismu L F FISCHI R Ala R S1 1 ART PALMFR A noun IS the name of 1 person plttce or thmg such as Enshsh, and Inghsh IS one noun ue Cin t forvet NX e mu thtnls me knows hovs to speak Enghsh but thats not the xx fu the Enghsh Department thought Remember, The artrcle precedes the noun the boy the man the Enghsh teqcher Wfovt Enghsh and Enghsh tefichers for three long hfird years' NWe remember 1 teftcher for xnsmnee xx ho xx 15 11 comh1n1t1on of gram marxan, vurrter er1t1e eonnolsseur of poetrx md expert storx teller, the storres were Qlxx us good ftnd took up most ot the perrod GLISH ,'J! ef Y HL - -V K fl ,4 ,ALI x A JL r' .A txlgll ffl' , J, lf' I ,y 1 G, Mft! , . 5 tv fl!! .1 if ,iff f A! . , . A In b Aw K 3 'en A by L nv ' I 1. , . 'Q V . , x .Q - . ' . V L I , ' X N h f ' 4 '-.. 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Z? 9 E J Elmxxc ARD H I LGH1 s Wfh at rttolltttmn done th s thost xt its hold mtmotnzmg somtthmg c qdxtrh than ttlls xx hart xx hx hoxx md xx htm SIFLIUQIIUQ xalumtly xx 1th Mxchtth md Bmquo xxt1t1t1f' ftintxtftlly uht1l the xx cc hours becaust th tt tomposmon xx IS due-cmmmmg Just htforc the b1g exam staxmg wfttr sthool to tum up for thc colltgt IUOIFCIS qcttmg that first A on 1 piper Yes' The Englnsh Dtplrtmtnt m rmn xx orth to thc mcmorxts th tt I1 PAR x xx us h ngtt is ftdd td mut TME hof 4 NN XXX A . 1 D 4 A wx N A S. p, Q t 5 , I 4 ' Y A 4 V 'Q' y r . X x it . - . I ,x if .- 4 .. - , Q. F A . M A, . +A ' 1 rw .fxtfwt 6 ' ' 5 f QL., if ' Q A 4 xf -A ' A ,, A 9. ' .4 L-1 . 'N , .V fx 2 . V . 4 A U I. H F . r- F ' ,.' 4 F . - 4 ' A 1, 2 ' wr ' P ' 2 , A .A . -1 4 F Fr L -.4 . - H f - . ' X. , ' . f G' N N ,iff ...fr N . Af-, 1 J,!,,,wv- ,R ' Q '2 - ,af ' ff f' --1 ' V Aff ', MUSIC FUI y L, ,F 1 , A 1. L' A -fh , C' A ,fri as XVILLIAM lfl.l-'Rll'IlA L15oN OSHAKTKLHNIQSSY Plflillflfliiz Conuss I: 1. A' vu, n 35, . :ff Ri nggit 5' -' VU. RAYMOND RANDALL 'I if i-Q E . N' 1 . l - x . 0 L N1,. If music hath charm to soothe the savage beast, then there is no need for discontent at S.H.S. From somewhere. every period of the day, music filled the halls of the old school. The nice part was the variety: sweet, low tones of the girls' choirg vibrant and ringing voices of the A Cappellag swift, stirring marches of the bandg and the high-pitched, quavering notes of it violin in the orchestra. All combined delightfully to make up our own music department. HOME ART Q- Q... HARRIET ELLEN DOROTHY EDITH BARBER CAMPBELL HoLAHAN SCHUSTER To the proverbial, readin' 'n writin' 'n 'rithmatic has been added pins 'n needles, pots 'n pans' as any student in Miss Atkinson's depart- ment knows. The Home Arts Department is not restricted to sewing and cooking by any means. The girls also became efhcient at child care, budget bal- ancing, matching clothes, and interior decoration. Our girls have learned responsibility and the prerequisites that lead to successful family living. Sr' I in ! I f , ' ' ' ,,1V,,i.-2 ' JOHN BAGGS O 0 0 o oo O EILEEN M KROPP ALFRED SEssA ,uw GLADYS G JACOBSON Ah MARION B MORSE EDITH L STI TT FREDERIC T HAWES Remember the day we had to do a four page manusertpt mth carbon COPICS9 After 40 mtnutes of stra1ght typtng vt 1th not one error vue found vue d forgotten to tnsert the carbon paper Wfell we found that ertpertenee IS 1 teacher vshose lessons are never forgotten Booleleeepmg Class was perhaps the most dtseoutagmt, of all Sheet after sheet stubbornly refused to balance Frmlly a deep xotee would break our deter nuned search vuth Stnee xx hen does 4 8 e ual 15 ' Our search vsas ose Cl Feelmg more hlxe baboons than boolelxeepers we vxent petststently on COMMERCIAL D l K T fl X A. . ooo f ,f ' , O O 1, di , Q, f : Q V Q 1.1. l ' a .sr , 3 refer sy g e W , Q. d has Y .ff ef ,. ' gf ' ' 'X Q . e. f X5 ,ff ' L K O Q RX X Et . Y. -,, . Y i A Av i,, Y V I! Stenography class ALBERT SCHER T' DORA M POCHNA 6 ANGELA Esposrro ANGELINA F FIORE JAMES H KEANE RUTH F HIGGINS PAUL J Kuczo CHARLES C OLSEN the cheerful scratching sound of flying pens taking dov.n letters. Chickens might well have walked across them with ink-stained feet. Illegible shorthand tslc tsk! Commercial lavs class was fun specially xx hen we were lawyers or on the jury. And we vyon t forget salesmanship. For a whole week vue actually went out and practiced our technique on the helpless firms. Now that it s all over-the trials the tests and the troubles we can look back and say It all began in the golden year of 52. lfnq, A04 at SJ -it OMINICK GERMANO Afnftant Head LEON S KAYLOR Head Cuftodzan lv' Q' 'I sf IOHN J DELFINO PETER PAUL TU1Tr VAROS 'Y THOMAS WEBB THOMAS MAURICE FERRETTI KENNEDY CUSTODIANS Tha fr1nndl1cstQuxs lr S H 5 th lt s ham xm ll rcmcmhcr the Custodxms They haw hun our frxgmls mal umiultmts for all problnms from prom clccom tlons to Jimmcd loclxcrs xxhlch thu sozmhoxx ch lrmul mto opamnv Thinks to them for m llumg our snhool 1 ala imr h 11 pxgr md fflLf1Lll1Lf pllca to bc NV hug one rcgrcr though thy h ills umm mmf qum sllppnrx enough lfrcr 1 X'1C1 mon Sum Ilcmx of us mould slxul hut uc qoulnln t slurc on rhpm Next ymr h nc tha clfiss of D5 commurn to nl 15sns on lu slx ms U? vf -1.-an 4 Ei' EMIL KOWALSKI li- M W' . ' 1 fixq NJN ,f - I 4 3' ici -V ' . M4 ns YN Y . I t Y C r il ' ' s . . K I , f A N , 'X j-' b Q T ' . x A W In '. 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X 3 , ' , O fi !l I ,. ,K ' M G 4 W . . x .N l 777 K '-'E 4 i X. nv o 34' EK ALMA ALBERTINE ANE TREFF MONTAGNINO CEREKA5 E533 C AF ETERIA bill F1fth per1od food and the cafeter1a The constant glanc1ng at the clock and the strange musrc com1ng from our stomach were thc only thIngs on our mlnds from twelve o clock unt1l our lunch bell rang At last' Forward wth the Hot Lunch BrIgade' Another battle vson and up the starts aga1n w1th the surglng throng Lunch wasnt exactly a gourmet s del1ght but the excrc1se was great' 'MWMU MARGARET M KATHERINE EILEEN WILLIAM D ARMSTRONG M D RITTER R N GANNON R N TROY M D MEDICAL Memorxes of the Med1cal Department long l1nes after an extended vacanon athletes mth the expert patches that testrfied to therr fightlng Splflf and even the average student turnmg pleadmgly to the nurses oflice at the hrst slgn of an ache or pam brought on by an Immmcnt exam The eflicrency of the health oflicc often meant 1 gloomy return to class oh well better luck next trme' ff, ,Q L' I . lx R ke , X 4 l I, in ,, J 4 4 . . . ' . ' -' ,, V! T W fm a I ' XA , I , 3 ' lf bs I I I N Ji! 4 ?v, fy x 5 . . o 03 T0 nes1' gas! 9 Sem' - ,K 15 Q- ,A. ' 4' ., A QM '15, 2 Wi I ang emember making its history. Recording such momen- tous events was a gigantic task. Let's listen in: How can we begin this history? We might start with the very beginning as we entered the polished corridors of S.H.S. with pounding hearts, trembling knees, and freshly shined shoes, feeling as lost as the little fish in the far too big pond . . . the guides were there primarily to misdirect, and the teach- ers were there always to remind us of our newly acquired responsibilities Kas if we didn't knowb Yes, that might be good, but how about starting the history with the end of our days at S.H.S.? just imagine that it's graduation day . . . we're sitting in our familiar football bleach- ers, not only bothered by our stuffy gowns and heavy-t ssled hats, but also by the unreal fact that we are leaving. We should be listening to President Bill Zboray's last parting words, but somehow our thoughts keep wandering back to our past years. That doesn't sound bad, but just a little too corny. Besides, I still say you've got to begin with the first year . . . the junior-Sophomore Reception, for in- stance. Remember how awkward we felt when the reception line was sprung on us? That's one ordeal that has always been embarrassing, even to smooth U5 seniors. The surplus of girls fill- i 5 ,. 1 Tk-7 fig 0 Tfvlffgf , l ' Y 1 f if 'Y A . 1' 1 V6 J will I' - Q 4 .:'Zi'.M.'fLff,, if :1f !'f!f f -: ' -'Q -1.-g,.1'27'1'.s .1 - J PQ? A '-.' f P5 -- V ' ff. 4 ,rf',' xq ' Y ' rg Q...-' 1,2 lbw, 5 'Rx --.. V , 111111111 f ? A 111-1111-,1,11uu1.11rf1u1.n1-111: n,p11-1.1 11-54-1:1111-vu 1-1 1 1 1 u 1 - 1 1 1 1 n 1 n - fn 1.1: - u 1- J . 1111:1111--1111114111-g11f1-11:1-1- rv,-111:-111m 1114: 111111-11111 1 1 - 1 - a 11111111-11111 1 - 1 ., . Hero's to old S.H.S. the school wb love the best, 5 o sitting stiflly in the bleachers . . . each one thinking, 'Is he coming toward me?' . . . and he never did. The next year the tables were turned, however, and it was our chance to play the part of the 'know-it-all' juniors and look through our noses at the struggling sophs. Sure, dances have always been a big part of the fun at S.H.S. The bickering over the name of the football dance in our junior year, and finally deciding on the name 'Victory Dancef But no one cared what the name was, anyway, because our gaily tripping football heroes turned our minds to the state championship and our winning team. Old faithfuls like Mike Potenza, Ronnie Gorton, Donnie Goings, and Billy Austin not only supplied us with hilarious entertainment at our football dances, but starred on the football field as well . . . really worth the energetic cheers led by Ginny Ward and Nancy johnson. Basketball, track, baseball, soccer, and even our much-joked-about chess team all did us proud. Waif a minute! You're getting offithe subject. We were talking about dances, remember? Why, we didn't even mention our proms . . . the usually drab gym miraculously changed into a wonderland . . . our new blue canopy spread over our heads, worth the hours of stitching, cutting, dyeing, and pasting that went into it. There is nothing like a prom, nothing in the world . . with your one and only. . especially . f' ' pvvfl- ' Wi V ii i s 'gi l lp 0 I .r m :gtk V f',.ixxxx . NSS: 'Q lt gl' 29 '.QxiA: 6 gg f 3.11 I 7 . . g et -. V2 1 If T 1 Q fjg' J, 'A N gk f ,,.. M' N g f 1 i N9tV9!l2l3' f i, 5 A-H3334 XQQ? X V f f V' jl 5 xx lx , , .,,' f . -gfffiii g g, ! A. D' A Y u it s u 111 - lrui-Qiizinxzr-1-11-n1f1g ll1fin1g4xiii: f-1 -hzligunntiiiavu Qs: 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 - g 1- 1- 1-n n u 1- l il1l i1 Iiqiililligli-i'11.,4Ilu1l4:iii- nii1.4:f-2-i1.41z111i1 up 4 un 1 f- 4l.q11g'li1:inu11u-: - un 1 Come, give 0 rousing cheer and pass on fe victory: for I 1 Didn't Inger Christensen and Frank Leary make an adorable royal couple at our junior Prom? Yes, and that was the year that Frank led ouriclass as president and Inger balanced our books . . . not to forget Al Osker as veep and Nancy Johnson as minutes-taker. Come to think of it, our class certainly had a Hair for electing top executives. Even though we enjoyed the colorful posters lining our hall, the jokes, songs, and political promises, we didn't let them sway us in our choice of Barbara Greene, Richard Burke, Nancy Charleston, and Janet Bancale as sophomore oflicers. We were also proud of Bill Zboray, Ronnie Gorton, Inger Christensen, and May Pertel who guided us through our last year. It wasn't the olhcers alone who helped to make dances delightful, plays perfect, campaigns complete, and spirits sky-high. Working in the background, Miss Pochna and Mr. jaiven were always willing to lend a helping hand, and Mrs. Bohn was always eager to help us over the humps. . Oh, those days in the School Council . . . some frustrating, some gratifying. The annual chocolate milk and candy battle-with Miss Stevens . . . the annuals result . . . the Valentine Dance that never was . . . the Canteen Dances that made up for it, a blessing to fellows with empty pockets . . . the satisfaction, of winning music in the cafe, the inability to hear it above the ooohhhs when trays were all - 1 n 1 Q-iianixiliiil-i U 1 I - 11111111-ill! nv-131 l Llrnq11:7-inlfniiii-1111r1nif:ill1 al 7 q - 1x1 U I n 1 n 1 1 1 . lf . , f 3 Q 1 1 1 LIL' nanillquu-ixrv ini! urI1x11ring:iT1 71f1!lil1u11niili11I4 Z 1 ' I 1: I n 11: - We're out to win today, we'II show you how to play, dropped, and the din of chatter about last Saturday night . . . the snappy black and orange book covers which provided diversion to a bored pupil who liked to peel celophanef' , You know what I remember as a big thrill each year? . . . watching the class Barrymores and Bernhardts perform. Yes, 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' in '51 when we laughed our way with Sandy Gerber and Dionne Berry to Paris, complete with exploding gas meters, measels, safety pockets, Napolean's bed bugs, and men overboard. As Seniors we turned from the light and frivolous to the dark and mys- terious play, 'Lights Out' . . . screams in the dark, hidden diamonds, haunted houses, ghosts, kidnapping. I-Tun! Fun! Fun! The flappers had their Charleston, the bobby-soxers their jitterbug, South Americans their rumba . . . but we'had them all, plus some looney fads, songs, and expressions that made our years 'George, all the way!' . . . army bullet bags slung over girls' shoulders, the rush for poodle cuts, horse tails, knee socks, the race to get white bucks dirty, duels on cars, 'Symphony Sid' the music of George Sherring, Stan Kenton, and Yma Sumacf' And remember the other everyday experiences . . . the white, pink, blue, and yellow passes, the fifteen minute cramming before 8:45, never listening to the morning bulletin, the little bell heralding the daily plea over the newly in- - g ' Y u n1q a 1: in-u an 1 1 ul7util 11-11n1n11u1,1gilgiinlz1111! :viii 145414: niiiinvu 1:1 1 1 1 u 1 Q 1: 1 u 1 iuiuliuil--H-eq-lr-1-ri-'ln-1 .. For our boys will fight to the and for S.H.S stalled P. A. system, 'Will the owner of car number CV 41 1 please report to the office immediately,' 'brownying' teachers just a week before report cards, even if it never did any good, madly rushing back from swimming with icicles dripping from our hair, rainy days which were sure to produce umbrellas on the top of every locker, passing notes right under a teacher2s eye. 4 But the end of the year was creeping up on us. Aptitudes and boards became a regular, fearful part of our vocabulary. The tension before the big tests was unbearable and for the first time, the teachers became almost sympathetic. Many a frenzied student was excused from daily work so that he might lock himself up in Mr. Nutrer's invaluable book room and cram, cram, cram-last- minute style. It was only after we had taken the exams that we understood fully why the teachers had .been so kind. Then came the days of wondering and waiting. The exciting moments when she had been accepted, the rarer but more tumultuous moments when he won the scholarship, the proud moments when she was assured of the job. Slowly our futures were being molded. How we had looked forward to those last school days and how quickly they flew, too full of activity to let us be sad . . . constant reminders to get college applications in, crowding Miss Wheeler's and Mt. Sessa's offices for help with future plans, flashing senior rings, meeting yearbookodeadlines, the problem of X.! Here's fo old S.H.S. the choosing the: graduation gowns and diplomas. saying 'cheese under glaring lights for yearbook pictures and ready to kill the person who said, 'Oh, it looks just like youl' '... the fear that the 'C' in physical ed would keep some of us 05 the honor roll, but winning out in the end, frantically trying to have simply everyone's auto- graph in our yearbooks, practicing our march to 'Pomp and Circumstances' and then walking down the last mile for real, suddenly realizing that this is it-the adult world awaits us. You know what Ibthink? That it doesn't mat- ter with what year or activity we start the history of '52, because every minute of it. whether filled with laughter. heartaches, work, fun, tears or hopes, will always be-one of the MEMO- RIES THAT LINGERX' ds 3' SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES NM i lsr Row Left ro Rrghr C Abbazra G Melmchuck J Hopkrns B Greene A Baron Znd Row Paspalrs C Gordon P Wrrghz S Wrlkes D Wagner C Srucluell 3rd Row R Burke L Gabrrele Shannon J Candnro J Carmel I' Leary SCHOOL GUIDES -.XA lsr Row LefttoR1g,ht A Norm S Abrams H Okun S Ackerman N Wentworth F Sherbacoe A Srgler O Bromvell L Snyder N Dorg, 1 Hopkms R Telesco J Dans B Bowne M Fung N Charleson B Hunt J Tambum M Agostme A Baron 40 M ,V W SE IOR 5 . I A ,- A 1 fy' X' ' fl' yy WILLIAM ZBORAY if L ,ty B111 vunged vrcrory our con quenng commander nn chlef can t keep track of all the records he s broken proneered a trall of cross country tnumphs champlon checkmate marble constant rn fanrness and fxdehty laurel laden for college RONALD GORTON Ronnie preferred stock pard dlvldends as class prnmc mxnrster cornered the market of home room prcsndencnes monopo lnzed the touchdown exchange transacted affarrs vna the baseball and b ketball curbs speculates f S office rn college N ' .v uV',J f' J MAY PERTEL Mag the frostmg on our class cake uhnpped up words rn a batter of mmuter nced the currency for the German Club cream puffed mth prrde for two hockey letters and varsxty positron baked a batch of class actrvmes nursing and college wxll top off her future IINGER CHRISTENSEN Ing toast of the tow n feathere her class cap wth encores rn ac countancx vuned and dmed as Mxss Gnrl s Natlon vxon golden opmnons as a sterlmg Voice of Democracy regaled as Prom Queen future features a blaze of glon ln teachlng j,,.,.,,,.lq, Cf fo 40' ' fl 'I a.4,m1. ! 1-'L 1 fb-f' Jw, 4- An, I W4 At' I I OFFICERS ,...c 1 ff! 4' ,LII Q4 4' f' gulf ,ff I 'I 5 IJ'5 Lv HERMAN ALSWANGER Hefmle carefree and gay t e velocity of varsity basketball team netted the badminton cham pronshrp Spanish Club senor enjoyed our intramural version of Amerrca s National Pastime this future cavity cleaner advises Be happy be gay sing your cares away RICHARD ANDERSON Dick the man about town re quented Latin hugh society in the junior Classical League listed under Whos Who rn the CP White H1 Y Club rn the sw rm at the Y his flying lists have won him two boxing trophies plans to rom the 400 Club f freshmen at Harvard JOAN ABATE Ioan princess of the pamtbrush dexterous dauber of Sven and Our Colden Year: art staffs dotes on South American rhythms champions chop sticks and chow mem competently colors photographs art sc secretarial positron fra ,h r fu ture 'VVS' rf L CONSTANCE ABBAZII Conme happy go-lucky lent a helping hand with Yearbook blog raphres her mterest was ab sorbed by Italran and Political Science Clubs loves to eat chocolate cake whlle her favorite records are spmnmg views the commercial field with an eye for success ,VX I f Q STEPHENXABRAMS Ste: e a dramatic director s delight the power behind our pay publicity posters received rave notices for his acting ability cast into the script of Spanish Debating Players and Click Clubs will vault from vaudeo to video via radio ADELAIDE ADILETTA Randy still waters run deep an mtegral part of the Italian Clu wistful YWCA Teen er Knowledge IS the gateway to free dom has become her maxim the wheel of fortune reveals future schoolnn in the business field HYMAN ALSWANGER Hy an ardent shutterbugger amassed AA dues rn sophomore homeroom claimed by the Click Club deft with the duck prns outsrde interests rnclude music and photography hank ers after a college education rn t e medical field ULDINE ANDERSON Bmlfe of the twinkling eyes musically minded zoomed around town rn a 50 Chexy usherette for a warrety of programs kept busy with Yearbook Blog raphres does figure eight mg whale ice skating distinguished by one drmple secretarial scrrblng and travel total for success wa- '11 SAMUEL ACKERMAN Sam the Hubb rn the wheel of all school activities dynamic de bator snared Forum for World Affairs Scholarship varsity ten ms racqueteer thespranrzed rn Junior and senior plays master minded the Youth Council will contrnue where Conrad Hilton leaves off 4 JXNICE AD'lClNS Ian, pearl grr answered rolfl tall lnqfgroglgphy ,Banner d Play eadmg Committees omoglr, yea Young People s Clu andx urch actrvrtres rate hrgh her motto rs Wear a gbmlle 1t's always worth your X whrle college rs her goal J-Q E. 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WILLIAM ANDERSON Andy the cordral one wxelded the scepter rn sophomore home room badgered auto racrng SHS soccer team and rntramural sports mechanically mmded gadgeteer rs declston dazed between the Merchant Marrne and tool and dre makmg MARY ANDRIOIES Mary wmsome nymph bustled around to promote the prbms spoke up at the Speakers Bureau and the Pol1t1cal Scrence Club mmute marker for the Internatron al Relations Club has arry hopes of combmmg ballet lessons and the study of psychology ROBERT ASHMORE Bob abbreviated am1ab1l1ty Merchantvnlles loss Stamford s garn had a vorce m Student Councrl whrle resrdmg m New jersey swlftness on basketball courts led to awards h1s opt: mrsnc outlook reveals that Every thmg happens for the best college approaches WILLIAM M ANDERSON Sonny glrb wxth a grm tegral cog of West Marn Comrnu mty Center mdulges rn the All Amencan sports of bowlmg and baseball Get lost IS hrs pet expresston manages to lo cate krnks rn troublesome rnachm ry thus abrlrry should take hrm far 1n mechamcs CHARLES ANTONELL' Charlie our qulet mannered lad denoted archrtectural clrawmg as the most mterestmg subject at SHS holds unclymg faith rn the NY Yankees ranks Ralph Flanagan s band as tops follows the blueprmt Lrfe IS to rrse and not to rest plans deprct a po s1t1on as a draftsman WILI,I AUSTIN Wd! yevery court as rts jst! and SHS has 1ts Audm froltkldng quarterback for Joustrng Black! Kmghts wrrty Shen agent and hdmetoom preslderl greets all wnth a cheery How r ya? wr put' humor to work study culture U onn f 551' ew . 52 di! 1229 QP ALBERT BAKER Al the sxlent type raced over hurdles for track team shot snaps for Clxck Club obtarned an expert ratrng nn the Rrppowam Rlfle and Gun Club sparked mtramural basketball and badmm ton wrll follow Hurry up but take rt easy as he heads for college WILLIAM BALLO L1ttle B111 a three rmg crrcus w1th all three rrngs gomg at the same tlme putters around the golf course glue fingered pass catch er for mnumenzball rntramural teams lusty larynx exercrser mth A Cappella Chorr m land rrng master h1s future IS strll clouded wrth sawdust BARBARA BALL Bobbze crest of galety bubblrng enthusrasm wrth a French Club accent Players Club merry maker perked up the mmutes of the Polltxcal Sclence Club sprrghtly Sfren sleuth captured two prlze ofhces wrth the Bnar B nth Glrls dreams of c llege and travel gy PHI I our h Q spar u amu aseball and a ea bl d rs o t orts at an e ut off t1l rrow asprres mg a a lan 1th study Conn an PHILIP BARDES P1911 the handy man a genrus mth radros and electronrcs thusrastrc partrcrpant of the Pho tography Club amused hrmself by dabblrng rn chemrstry takes norrce of good musrc seeks a positron as a radro technrcran or rn the electronrcs held RICHARD BARRISH D165 the fellow on the flyrng motor brke hrs vyrtty remarks and talkatrveness are to be remem bered found pleasure rn prrnt rng and archrrectural drawrng classes attended meetrngs of the Youth Fellowshrp favorrte remark vras Swell rs ready rng hrs T square for a posrtron as a draftsman G 1 L Ea ALICE BARON A1 cherry cheeked charmer penned brographres and acted as agent for Our Golden Year: trrumphed at the homeroom polls as representatrve for mo years runror mrss of the Junror Woman s c u her sugar candy qualrtres will refresh the medrcal world ELAINE BARTSCHT Elnme a peppery grmzer snap added sprce to the Players Club a speedy spunky Szren agent seasoned the Sweethearts Club and YWCA Inter Club Councrl sports a savory score on any archery field a pedagogues posrtron wrll flavor her future GENEVIEVE BARZYDLO Gen serrous but not somber farthfully followed the junror Classrcal League and Y Teen Club spent fourth petrod rn 102 for three years as a superb vrolrnrst rn the orchestra a Yankee fan who belreves Where there rs a wrll there rs a may prescrrbes vyork as a pharmacrst BESSIE BENNETT I 0Y0 bouncrng basketeer captarned softball and basketball teams skrlled vyrth a sevyrng needle found partrcrpatrng vyrth the Cobrettes Club skatrng and bovylrng are her forte arms for an engagement rrng A GLORIA BENTO Clor shy marden filled the coffers for the Cancer Drrve loyal CYO supporter earned tvyo shorthand certriicates happresr when makrng new frrends readrng and skatrng occupy much other spare trme quotes A vray to make frrends rs to be one office vyork follows . , , - 4 r FRED BAUER Boone Mr jrg saw rrddled through Mrss St John s class enrgmatrc follower of the show boat mrxed up baseball and bowlrng puzzles hrs classmates wrth satrrrcal wrt rs perplexed as to prospects of Pace or UConn offerrngs DONALD BENNETT Emrtezn Stamford s answer to the man from Mars rocketed to renown rn the H I Strtt Sctence and Engrneerrng Club presrded over Stamford Rocket Socrety fascrnated by burldrng and testrq rockets wrll scan the strat sphere as a skrlled spaceman FRANK BERARDINELLI frank vyrth a song rn hrs heart yocalrzed vyrth the Sophomore and A Cappella Chorrs earned a lcrter for hrs endurance rn cross country sent hrs frsts fiyrng rn rntramural boxrng promptness vras hrs vrrtue rs headrng for the armed forces .' 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Lfs,-f f'7'-Q. f5'e:i.2,r-if FRANK BLACK B ambmous audro vlsual ald traveled here and there settmg up the proyector shared rn success of class plays though nerther seen nor heard back stage rod n reel relrable holds the password of electronxcs for admlttance to a career ln the Navy AUDREY BOCCUZZI Bunme a future artxst of femmme feathers charmed her frxends at meetmgs of the Spamsh and Itallan Clubs rn yumor year captured Scholastnc Art Award enchanted by recordmgs of Frankle Lame or Tony Bennett wlll pamt a rosy future as a fashxon lllustrator EMILIA BONINA M11 wrth a smlle that could eat a banana s1deways a busy bee w1th Yearbook bxographres Spanlsh whlz and honor student wlll be remembered for her sparklmg personallty whrch boost ed sales ln the cafe belxeves Knowledge IS power wx style mladys colffure m the fu ture LW DIONNE BERRY D1 cands coated curtam caller a lovely leadlng lady xn all class theatncals spotlrghted Players and French Clubs cap- tlvatmg cheerleader always on the scenes for the Siren cludes junxor Woman s Club and CYO m her repertorre of HCIIVIIIES next act IS stall to be declded LILLIAN BIANCARDI L11 as colorful as a Fourth of july dlsplay burst mto action as treasurer of homeroom Cancer agent and all around Hrecracker sparks soclal program of ltalxan Club Sweetheart Club and YWCA a boommg career at ofhce ma chmes bookkeepxng or secretanal work flashes lnto vlew DOROTHY BOBROVICZ Dot bubbling wlth enthusxasm actrvated St Mary s CYO wlth her contaglous charm a devotee of popular musxc slowed down to become an honor roll standby her mmble fingers were often occupied nn sewxng wrll study nursmg ANITA BONGO Nee the essence of courtesy represented her sophomore home room among those present at Sacred Heart CYO meetings sewmg class rated hxgh on her m terest 11st raves about Marlo Lanza and the NY Yankees wxth equal enthusiasm expects to yom the ranks of the teachmg pro fesslon JOAN BONSNAS Snookze full of school sp1r1t volunteered to collect funds for the Cornmumty Chest Siren saleswoman for two years earned many shorthand certificates belleves that one should not put off untxl tomorrow what can be done today will venture forth mto the realm of secretanes 45 Y' PHILIP BERRY Tong the hot rod fiend drove home scads of cars master of vsoodworkmg charged dovsn the football Held xn mtramurals accepted many homeroom yobs to hlm Talk IS cheap won t forget hrs 39 Ford convertlble the Navy wlll greet thxs lad DORENE BILLINGS Dor yaunry of spmt romped wlth zest on varsnry hockey basket ball and baseball teams to earn three star sports letter adds her b1t Thats lxfe' wxth an a1r of complete enjoyment reveled m school band wxll cheer up others when she earns her whrte ca MF' tif., 1. 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I . tix DOROTHY BOWEN Dee modtl of efhcrcncy worked as reporter for thc Yrrcn zoomed from Sophomore Chorr to A Cappella Chorr rn quest f Musrc musrc musrc sparklrng., partrtrpant rn hnmt room actrvrtrcs headed for strc cess and famt rn busrness vsorld THOMAS BRITT Tom musrc enthusrast rsts bop and basketball tops amonL hrs lrkcs carrrcd the prgskrn for the junror Varsrtt bclrexcs He prohts most xx ho senes bcst plans to proht from hrs thrct years of good behatror at SHS rn hrs future as an at.,cnt of Untlc Sam tfivf-'Mfg PATRFM BROTHVUTI L Pal a dcmon For futrf' ubopsted X carbo sa cs frolrcked to tcm s of tnta and vorce classes cruoyed btiffnp hummtd her was throueghsgrhool optr mrstrcally rcputs!.Qt etcrtthrnr. ns u f xxork rn an 2:igog:rd1er ANDRFY BOOlN. E Blom' a dabbler rn the arts xxon Cold lxex art awards for ex ctllencc rn xneatrml busres her .fr self mth musrc or sports one of the flock at the Raxtntttes rccrpe for success rs Qtand up to be seen speak up to be heard keep quret to be accepted rntends to be a bcautrcran ROBERT BOSSA 0 one for the outdoors nnds rme rn school to be on com mr tees for dances bernq elected to Hr X Houth and oternment Pronram proves he rs also club mrnded dutrnr. the summer one can find hrm hrkmg alo gf tnrth hrs Gshrne rod see campus lrfe I JANET BRANDENBURG jan the pc-rsonrlrcatron of actrvrty pcppw Qtudent Councrlor nrtroml and state swrmmrng thamp threatens vrorld trtles arduous church ssorker rchrutd honor roll marks rftcr college wrll svvrm rn a pool of happrness r-'J NATHAN BRODER Nutt 1 quret good natured chap partrcrpates xx rth great enthusr asm rn the Polrtrcal Scrence and Sprnrsh Clubs enroys dancrng and football detotes much of hrs frtc trmc to hrs hobby of burld rm., model planes hopes to be tomt a sucttsslul busrntss man ANINETTI BROWN inn charm rntorporattd lrclrts rn dantrnre mad about musrt cnlrttncd homeroom urth mam sucrtcstrons er bclrtf rs Brr, thrnpcs come rn small p.rckar.,cs torcstts attendrng thc Russell School of Bcautrcrans rn the ncar future 46 JOHN BOOR far! a fellow of fem stords boosted sales for Our folder: lrarr as subscrrptron atzent rzolf anl sprnnrnt. Drxre land yazz recordrncs are on hrs hrt parade starts Xlkhat lres behrnd us and what lres before us are trny matters compared to what lres xxrrhrn us rs travel bound to Elorrda XY ILLIAM BOUTON B the thin beiifftd the scenes statte-crai whrz of class plays set up prorect r for Audro Vrsual Club fonjfrds for boats hunt int: and hshrnc lea hrm t mem bershrg.rn the Stamford an Game' Asspcrain sets hrs ght on a career as a draftsman . 1 f , . A- I v , W . ' .yb . . , I A I' ' .... 'A .. Y, Y . . , 1,58 Q ' . , - '- . 1 ' . , Q I ,I , 'A , . 1 A .1 H I . J lL- 1 to . r , 1 . ' ' I a 4 ,- 'x . I . I A ' ' V , K B332 ' ' - ' 1 5 - Q- ' , , , j . N 'I 'R 1 ' . . . ' t , I Q' f' 91 , . ' , A' if 1 - .- A I d ,, rw: ' v 1 ' .. . . ' A' ..f.ho to . J, , N 'Xgl ' ' ' ', 'ste Q V ' ,- . A v f Q . I v , , J A. . Y, .1 J-7 . ,V ' J Y I 'Il .'- . --.I I 'ky D ..4 x , L. ' l .. - '-k, r , 0 .. . I. I ...modest maiden in spite of all ul I ' I . f .' ' W 5 T 's ' A 6 .5 . .' r - n A v 'j 1 . ' -4 1- . ' ' , X . , -' , ' ' j I ,. 4 ' 1 .o'x . 7 1 4 t a . , .. r. , I Y r ,. ,K - A A A I ' v '. I, V , . , 5 -V A I A rr , KJ A A 4,1 r 'T-V .Ng 'C'-4-a,f h - V . .I t, . . . ., . I ir I l ' ' . 1. : ' T sfvlf 1 I h , - YA .,-1 .- . r -A ...de- ny - ', .'- ' 'v ' v ' ',.1 ...', ' tur,'t 'T ' ' , 9 , EMILY BROWN Em a lovabre lass .sought 'sales for Sven d'onatetl trme to French and Polrtrcal Srrence Clubs junror Classrcal League and Year book Lrtetary Coxrmrttee yoyed sarling and summers rn Mari-It has decrded on a col lege career for the future KV JOHN BROYVN I B sprrghrlv 'on he stage spouted lrnes rn s phomore and rumor plays mth e ectrve ease and abandon starred gh, soccer squad scholarshrp dlrneftofn' y Hrgh School Instrtute on Forergn Relatron arlequrn of Players Club l dy medrcrne rn role ox VW l faint! PETER Bb CHETTO ANCY BULL jzmzor unpredrctlble pepper pot occupred a three year seat rn orchestra band and outsrde Jazz sessrons scaled herghts of honor roll El Crrculo ltalrano enlrstee grrls food and Ted Wrllrams are super wrth hrm rolls the drce for dentrstry or musrc N mrrth and merrrment bowlrng sv.rmmrng and Dream ers Club clarmed much of her trme boasted of havrng the largest collectron of lrbrary notrces rn school enthused about CYO basketball everyday rs a holrday to Nan office work rs ahead 41 iN Q- 'p' S .f RALPH BUMP Bump tall and lean puts hrs long., legs to use as a member of the St john s basketball team adds hrs personalrty to the Young People s Fellow shrp entertarns hrmself wrth bovulrng and basket ball hrs vxrsh rs to be an accom plrshed prrnter DONALD BUROW Don our MacDonald of the arm the exemplrflcatron of the outdoor type a crack shot of a gun collector fast movrng hreman of Turn of River volun teers dotes on dosey does features farmrng actrvrtres has rarsed hopes for anrmal hus bandry success vra UConn ELEANOR BURR 115 savory n sprcy rergns over the culrnary arts mrxes rn at the Methodrst Youth Fellow shrp hnds a kettle of fun at roller rrnks cooks up knrtted fashrons preserves an amrable srnrle recrpe for success rs rn office vsork 47 RICHARD BURKE Harp rntegrrty rtself our sterl rng sophomore vrce presrdent merrts medals for undyrng school sprrrt prarse worthy publrcrzer of class plays and proms honorable homeroom representa trve Shrek of stagecraft and stag lrne sellrng rs rn stock for the future MARTHANNE BUROW Marty sun capped nature grrl brrghtest star rn the Yearbook unr verse set up camp at the 4 H Club and Stamford Frsh and Game Assocratron banged away at Rrfle club bagged her game as wrnner of county conservatron award wrll blaze a trarl toward college and wrldlrfe conservatron DELORES CALOMINO Dee lrttle sparkler twrnkled as scrrbe of the ltalran Club and member of the Polrtrcal Scrence Club a whrz at tennrs and bovslrng flashed speed to earn 100 word shorthand certrfrcates N Y Yankee dazzler her lrght focuses on college X ,f PHYLLIS CAPORALE Phil an enchanting belle sounding mnner of the Italian prize and the highest shorthand certrhcatcs ubrated gxm as badminton and basketball cham pton scored at nnntnc succcss as Ymn accnt pealcd forth as SHS rootcr will be found chtm mL in from a sccrctary s dcsk TRAIN lx CAPUTO Cappm our answer to Artie Sham svxtngs his way from band music to romanltc tunes capri vared the hearts of cheerleaders as one of the more part able Black Ixmghts thts dashmg track star also von applause in soccer and baskctball mll beat txme at college JOSEPH CARMEL The Eyes Ifnave of hearts off and on stage gallant yuntor and senior homeroom representative cavalier of German and Dra xxorld ts but a stage and we the players his next curtain call vull be at college ANTHONY CAPUTO Somri a man of marked words would mln laurels for loquactous ness squtre of several mtramu ral sports found that tinkering mth machines took avr as cares a demon on the diamond for Southvxoods baseball squad xxtll Impress us mth prrnrtng suc cess 1 CATHERINB CARLIS Rum our golden ced vuar Ier soprano stag r A Cap Il a ,AllStatenChotrs inspector o he nt for A Cappella funds A agent and homeroom representative chatters tp French and German music school chimes in for additional votce tramrng GRACE CARPENTER Gracze a black eyed Susan follower of held and stream wild about camping ran riot ously to Spanish and Debating Club meetings fenced tn offices of Pilgrim Youth Fellowship as both veep and scribe wtll blos som in the field of reltgtoug educa tion THERESA CAVALIERE Tony with a pokl for every occa sion whipped up Yearbook btographftea bowhrqg strikes her fancy will be remembered as a smtltng money collector tn the ca e states Happy and gay I laugh my Irfe avsay looks forvatd' to an office positron after recetvrng a SHS tassel NANCY CHARLESON Nan our best ballroom ballerma pranced in hockey games as gracefully as in the Harvest Moon Ball finals tmtled into our hearts and out of our ballot boxes as sophomore class secretary Spanish Club pivot will trip the light fantastic as a ballroom dance instructor 48 lt. MARJORIE CERVENKA Margfe a surprise package subdued in school but effervescent outside has a knack for knit tmg lent a hand tn the attend ance office yorned the Laf a ots invaluable to Our Golden Yerzrx Biography Committee treasures traveling diploma will precede general oflice work IDA CHASE Ida cheerfulness is her code characterized seniors for the Br ography Committee publicized Our Henri: Were Young and Gag collected AA dues earned many shorthand certificates bestowed a wmsome smtle generously chooses secretarial work as her shmtng star I 'I . ,,,-r6- Y ' S 8 .Q '.,' K. . .' . A I ' , I-7 . ' ' .a'Jh 'X 'X- ' . . ' ,' Il . -If ' if .J ,X A x rnlatic Clubs . . . believes: The - .i l - Ip, b V ' K I ,' . . - - I f . it A H A Q I , , 5, ,qe W. I -I c. - - I I O . i- Q' l- 3 -f '- w ' , , , l ' fl.. ' , I -- . A of! i 1 I if l, T! . ,jg h . 0' A f , I Q . D I' Us in 'Sf' 117' tx an-r 41 CAROL CHECKO CC chatter champ parter paved the way for Players Club promr nence rammed her yunror year full of honor roll marks loves the school trme babble of prns and needles and pots and pans er favorrte words are movres partres and dances her fut conyger satron centers onlcolle e EUGENE CHILDS Court maker of magrcal musrc three year band stand by doubly an orchestra ace noted for rnnumerable rntramural actrvrtres Clrck Club s promr nent photographer hrs second address rs the West Marn Com munrty Center wand wreldrng reveals Arr Force arms JOYCE COFFRIN ert Q Lewrs fan atrc zealor of hrs Natronal Fan Club was rn troduced to SHS from Greenwrch Hrgh Whrle there drsplayed talented ways rn junror play copped Scholastrc Key for att sprrrted sportster consrders clarmrng paychecks at CBS ROBERT COMITO Bob verbal corn popper crackle pop man on the basketball courts bowler bums hrs Whats farr rs farr garbed rn hrs best brb and tucker hrs future has taken no definrte shape y r NANCY CONNORS Nanette a fun and fancy ree lassre sports an rmpromptu Irrsh brogue or Englrsh accen dramatrc talents found. vent rn rumor and senior plays garly gathered 1011! as French Club treasurer warsrtred vwrth edu cated hockey strck wrll un doubtedly enyoy college or s guy the lassres wrlld n bell bottom trousers r lege cap and gown , HELEN CONVERY Helemg a quret ray of sunshrne brrghtened Tuesday CYO meet ngs gracrous trcket vendor of junror play and prom beams when showrng her shorthand cer trfrcate shone rn Players Club radrant possessor of curro col lectron and knrr knacks wr shrne at Teachers College 49 SX FRANK CHIAPPETTA Clrzp our enrhusrastrc arrrst furnrshed the Siren vurth an abun dance of cartoons and sketches ran up many a score for rntramural basketball relaxes by lrstenrng to progressrve Jazz recordrngs of Stan Kenton promrsrng future rn commercral art rs vyrthrn reach RAYMOND CLARK Whzzey a gym dandy sportsman presrdent of Sprrngdale 4 H Club canters wrth the Boot and Spur Rrdrng Club rs fascrnated by hrllbrlly and western musrc an adrort badmrnton player electrrcrty attracts hrm vu help to burld the future as a car penter MARY JANE COLLINS thused over bowlrng balls rollrng down the alley nrmble knrtter characterrstrcally horsts a qurzrcal eyebrow harled from New Haven dazzles all wrth toothpaste ad smrle employ ment ensues vxrth Frrst Stamford Nanonal Bank zW1 ' 1 f ra, ' '7 ' ' ' , ' , Y - fag-K .. . . X-., K - ' .. .9 ' Y g . - c -' f ,,- A ' . E. a ' 'N ., ' 1 ' . ' N - -- - I . 'A , ' . ' Q C A . , K so r 6 ' , V Yi i . . v 11 N at C' Q' Q 3 -l - .lf l' n ' . 'f MAA I - A . . ' V - . ' I .Y Y A.-.5 . . . -. I . S V xg sl- Q'y, television tempered . . . Rob- Mar, the Blondie. of '52 . . . en- . . l Q 51 r . ' Y . A, 6 F 2 is V - ...a A Q .. . l -- . I l . . 4 . . Q I hy- E K . . rr-S lr- . 5 . ' , y.-em.. ' ,f .MS , y n , f' ' . 4' gf ' ' 1 B fl M . . lax I - . - - - 1 R of K ' 7 ' 1.2. 0 Q ' ' f . V Y A . 1 v, x I '. ' 'l . - X Q 1 . lx 1.047 BETTY CUNNHNGHAM B1 euthusiaslic equestrienne can be found on the basketball court of her church where she cap rams the team took mlnufes for the 4 H Club this amiable blonde 'ventures forth to new and exciting experiences in college ANTHONY CYPRES Tony. perpetual jokester . . . took part in several intramural sports . . . enioyed the great outdoors . . . angler and hunter . . . could be found promenading at the square dances . . . Be sure you're right. then go ahead is his signal for success . . . hopes to answer the call of college life. Yr WM MC mr, x L ms gri Cel quietly itious one of er w wean and t ping vtorkmg e t rench P litical fjahe c fond of 1' mo cal Lea u tamf rd eater takes up her t s fo vt t uce :me af exer say in tomor is both ickli at 1 ories her p and p ctice ies ah or this ni chooses o vsork from grab bag he revels of success JV BEATRICE EDOIN Burn our geachet and cream col lcen scnior play ushetette coaxed the colns .f 'fund cam paicns created clever Yearbook biocrap es seen at CYO and bxqcctkearts Club J this future nur!! proclaim ,l fiendly heart that haijiends N ,wwf UB R WLEY gent punster wise in ays of the Audio Visual Club super special stage setter r assembly programs and dra matic offerings AA agent par excellence quips Its better late than absent this nimble vuitted Navy Reservist sails to col ege LORRAHNE CURTIN Lur queen of the strawberry blondcs placed on the throne of her senior homeroom er mayestx of the football programs royal Sir: 71 reporter prizes her regal xxardrobe Tom Mar tin is her prince charming co lege will crown her future. My L DON DA HLGREN Big Don. with a merry grin . . . football and baseball participant ...fanatic N.Y. Giant fan . . . gay blade of CYO . . .happily philoso- phizes. A smile will go a long way . . . will be remembered for smiling at the girls . . . future plans include U.S. Army Air Force. 50 . t., ia ., as 7 J? -' .T Q f,h 5 4 1' SRS? 'w ' ' i 1 . , g, ef li if 1 f ' f .rc NELSON CREWS Ixazzrar sailor of the Saucj Szoux nimble footed member of the track team skimmed over the hurdles with the ease of Ariel deftly obtained his track letter pursues Dixieland music trade marked by his crew cut t e lively pace of college life accele rates his future DEBBY CRYST Deb dainty dazzler rendered services on Yearbook Biography Committee a true French Club I e caroled in Junior Choir revels on tennis court or skat ing rink an avid addict for swimming riding and sailing faces fortune as a secretary x gs' , ' rx Y-Ma' 'N AINN DALY Iran o c tresses renrted meetrnes of CYO Sweethearts and Junror Woman 3 Clubs wrth her hers hu mor shrnrna lreht of the A Cappella Chorr blazrng goalre of hocker team radrates at mentron of musrc or dancrng torch wrll glow rn ofhce work RICHARD DARLING D155 merrr mrschref maker managed the IQDO track team tacked a letter to hrs sweater for that sport hrs hobbx xocabularx consrsts of Jfwrff partral to hrstorr and Fnelrsh classes antrcs even funnrer rn the South Amerrean Spanrsh Club lrngo college capers eall JI DY DAX IS Ind, radrates a smrle that refreshes reaped a frnalrst award rn e Harvest Moon Ball arranted the food and fanes frrttures for our Junror Promenaders dabblel rn School Counerl polrtrcs promrnent xouth oreanrzatron pretty a welcome addrtron to any college campus PATRICIA DALY am ssed pocketful of prnk late slrps tempered to the tw ang of cow box musrc relaxes bs horseback rrdrne reasons Todas rs the tomorrow you worrred about xes terdax loser of sun sand and stars has not set worked out future plans ELGENE DAVIS Ferre soft spoken lad galvan rze l bx pun collectrng cheered the rnfallrble 'iarrkees to another xretorrous serres sprns latest reeorelrnes of cowboy musrc and pro,f,ressrve ,au photo hnrsh me follows the attarnment of hrs SHS tassel 'S-ix. x XJR xxr- HFLEN DE BONE Helen all that s caprrcrousness enterprrsrntz or anrzer of school actryrtres hxpnotrzed bowling balls to tttarn trophrcs elrdes oxer the ree w rth ease possessor of a golden xorce rnteresteel rn Enclrsh classes resolved on a 3 f S C5 YlL1I'Sll'lLj Ciifeel' ez na 1 'L I rr ,S f-s Q? sau.. 7bn 1:14 'T' DORIS DEBUS Dee fresh as a darsv a delreht ful new addrtron to SHS honey of a home decorator charmrne colleen on a dance floor possesses a large bouquet of frrentls merry mrstress of ofhce machrnes rs a buddrnr, secre tarr JEANNE DE PALMA jean ear as a lark soared hlfzh as treasurer of sophomore home room and secretary of St Cecrlras CYO warbled wrth Sophomore and A Cappella Chorrs among flock of Italran Club possessor of shorthand certrhcates wrll flr hreh rn secretarral held 51 JOSEPH DE I'ELICE joe amrabrlrtw rs hrs password wootlworkrng whrz fancies rarsrng prgeons the Clyde Beat ty of small game collects new frrends enlrsted among mem bers of the Aberdeen Boys Club wrll decide on a career after graduatron ROSALIE DE SALVO Ro oh those dark ew es' spurred sales of Our Colden Year! Grrls Club and CYO kept her eyes elarrcrns: zoes around rn crrcles watchrnz the Roller Derby frrend to all and belrever rn Its better to succeed than explarn why you elrdnt vrews future as a receptronrst I'- 1 ' 'f the tradrtzrnal flamrng Pat. ace-of-ease . . . ..a t. a 5 4' ,r 'mls 9 , ' , V I O ,X X I' v Y I , y , A h I 'A A ,.. ' 'K 'Y Y ' U.. 44 Q- . -' .' ' . ' Am. - ',V7 Q gv- ' r r' - A .I 2, . V Y . ,,, S ' A A . . - rx, I l . - gap ,gamma uv My - . . , , -b ,V ., H , If . f ' . E 'i W In if fr ' . I J P' I-e . . Z- s g hg- NS 5 N V' Y W - 1 1 x TL -Z K 5, l 1 r 'av . A V F - v f f f' r-. -- , 4 -s . xy, ' by y 1 'X . xx- ' 1 Q AM' -A ,-Ag I 1 ,. il ' ' It b X .0 3 4. f Y. ' Qt '. . xl-ax L , A. , A , A , 4, .X , , 'Y 1 ' V f A Ak r '-s -' . ' 1 1 ' ' ' y f ' ' . . , ' C , I ' S .. Y . X. ... I X- , , rv ' ' N ' 5 -' ...a 1- 'I ' ,.. ',, X ' v A A U .'. . ' ' my .. . A I 'AV' X ... . . . I 7 ' - I ,N . V .5 K , Q -he ' , 'll . . . I . ' 't ...a GAIL DE VED II :mfr vrrth chameleon likes ardent sportsvroman revels rn baseball swimming and rce ska! rn sevurng dominates her school rntcrcsts square dancing her outside actrx rtres rs famous for daudlrng on her was to classes vrrll turn to office work ANTHONIS DI PIFTRO Dre rzenralrtx incorporated took a fancs to shop work durrnr. school hours actrxe rn CYO and Aces Club the debonarr chauffeur of mam, Vest Srders flashed a contauous Lrrn and the quirk retort It s a must will use hrs flarr for mechanics to reparr cars ROSALIE DICKERSON Rad exuberant ret efficient actrxated clubw oman proficrent publrcrzer of exerxthrng from plaxs to pmmg xxhrrlvrrnd behind and on the scenes of the rumor p ax re vi rote and enrrchened Yearbook biographies packed baskcteer goals rnclude collerce and Dhxsrcal therapx JEROME DODD9 jun srncerrts rs hrs middle name 'il-I9 s frrcnd rndecd from Grtcnmch started hrs carecr at Stamford as Yuan agent for hrs homeroom end ed on thc l95l football tcam donned the gloxes for boxing tournament the frcld of cngrneerrng will be hrs goa l in PATRICK DOHERTY Pat nobly nonchalant a Yan kee fan of the past tense aban dons all vrorrres vrhrle svrrmmrng displays unruffled drsposrtron even with hrs red harr a vshrz rn woodshop class a speedy skater avrd auto trnkerer unperturbed about a Navy career lr CATHERINE DOHLON Ivttg our frolrcsome twrrler sprns a glrtterrng baton with amazing dexterity delights rn dancing besides romprng on a basketball court she finds time to enyov horseback rrdrng future escapades include becoming a drum marorette Beer- af . NAOMI DOIG 5754-1 SHIRLEY DOMINO Nom: a tiny nrecracker . . . dyna- mite behind junior Classical League, Political Science. Players' and Spanish Clubs... fused talents in sophomore and senior plays . . . sparkling junior Woman's Club president . . . gaily exploded her personality in debating , . . wi set up flares for college. JOHN DONNELLY jack. the lad with the knack of saying the right thing at the right time . . . ably served as Siren agent . . . activities at CYO and Boys Club claimed most of his time. . . would like to be remembered for his sense of humor . . , the medical field is gaining a cheerful addition. 52 Shir! sugar n spice n everything nice . . . graceful on ice and dance floor . . . rallies on the alleys . . . enlivens CYO and YWCA. . . - marks that People judge you by the company you keep . . . er initiation in office machines makes her enthusiastic about working ' a busy omcQ lux 'fifyaigfe MARY JANE DONNELLY Mar, Flatbush-faithful . . . reliabili- ty proved by CYO attendance rec- or . . , finds fascination in office machines . . . sounded signal for success in Siren sales . . . a gay blade on skates . . . flashes the green-light sign for future office work. who CONSUELLA DWYER Connze just hors1ng around galloped avuay vuth horsemanshrp blue rrbbons trotted to school councrl meetmgs harnessed hockey and basketball letters cantered wrth the Denwood Rnd mg Club professes Lrfe rs too short to waste wrll exchange jodphurs for a WAVE unlform THOMAS EGAN Arab sportrve and frolncsome steered hrs rntramural basketball team to the champnonshrp crown for two years courtster for CYO and SJC phrlosophrzes Its the song you sung and the smrle you wear that makes the sun shrne everywhere future plans are undecrded NANCY EIKE Nan a brt of Dresden chrna proficrent partrcrpant rn all home room actrvrtres ffascmates all wrth frrendlmess dancmg rs her delrght a seamstress mth a smrle also enloys oihce ma chrne course ought to clrck rn chosen career of clerrcal work MARY DORA Mar the merrymaker sprnghtly skater and square dancer cu up mth the crank handle ln ofhce machme course attended CYO enthusrasncallx often proved Its better late than newer sprns the wheel of chance for den tal hxgrene or busrness CAROL ANN DUDLEY Carol good thmgs come nn small packages sophomore home room senator marked the mln utes at meetmgs of Youth Fellow shnp clarms It s better to be small and shrne than to be tall and cast a shadow collected short hand awards the bustness world shapes her future fX ANN EGAN Ann wrth the smrle that s camera s stalvs art hockey goalre Jauntrly lorned ln Irrsh 11gS has an eye for home decoratnng most energetrc rooter rn later years she longs to v srt the W of Krllarney I Klqi su X vi' eff! J X J L f X1 L ,lf FRANK EI alt Baron gracrous guest creates German American good wrll vra an Amerrcan Freld Servrce scholar shrp Hashes a drsarmmg grrn laudable four way lmgurst strmulated French and Debatrng Clubs and Jumor Classrcal League prctures a hobby rn photogra phy plans to scoop the news MARGARET ENRIGHT Margze Cute and mnschrevous produced Yearbook brographres enjoyed a Cook s tour of SHS before 8 28 raved constantly about Grl Hodges rntramural sportster danced lersure hours away qurpped at frequent rn tervals I lrke rt future plans are hazy 53 S PATRICIA DOWLING Pat gracrous and srncere served as AA agent for her yunror homeroom copped mnumera ble shorthand awards a CYO regular baseball and bowlrng were tops mth her sevung won her favor durmg school hours asprtes to success rn a busmess career JEAN DURAN Gmger charmmg chatterbox- pomts proudly to letter award m hockey harls harrdressrng hobby clarms salesmanshrp and hrstory classes as favorrtes querres Are you for real? her horoscope hrnts at a telephone operator or beautrcran 11 W Q . 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KNIO px laurehter loxrne honor stutcnt sunnr Spanish fluh senorrta hee with .1 lusketlnll deluxe sprrehtlr Ymu sleutlr A LU lark home room reprcsentatrxe will hreeze r w rr ou 1 ur rears colleee capers r rler. a lwrrsk committee womm TOSFPH FSPOSITO jnf our rack of all trades scored hreh on the Aces Club and CH O became part of the roxal pair as xrce presr ent of hrs sopho hrs hohlw nook contrrns a full house of hrds hreh for the cards h nent rcxcrled hrs future xct d more homeroom woodworking lwow line: leaLue C LORIA I AILLACI C for sprrkle plenty powdered her face wrth the sunshine of smrles rin 1 round of clubs serrhlwlcd for the latter piano poundcr rnxthrnr, from Brahms to he uop shorthand skrll rs a feather rn her cap ahead awaits business ISABELLE FARFAGLIA 1511 a mischievous mrss thusrastrc fan of stock car races served homerooms as secretarr ant representative spent thrrd pe rrod writing to her man rn the Navw hrllbrlls musrc rs her preference rn the realm of thx thm secretarial work rs included rn future plans f MARY ANN FARRFLL Arm Lhlful eonfectron sweet on dancrnr. rmpetuous notetaker for homeqaogr usmpss regular CY O qt ffassembled AA dues 4 represented hom room remarks Friendship ,golden so Luard mt vfnh NOW' life pl f1bJ0fwhe busrnesq world are I-Trfq t ,rn her future V N. Qffw-' N-y fix 1 X le-.5f.4 TANE IISPOQITO 111114 can Lrxe as well as take n rm conxersrtron perfect lwlcnt rn homeroom rttrxrtres Journalism rnr toot clrsses loses to pass rut her trlkrne xrtamrn tau ets while she rs promenadrne lwcfore the w rrnrne lvell her constant ern will tar drxrdends as a buxer 'N ICHOL 'XS EQPOSITO 'Nici a good sport whos good rn sports spares no strikes rn the Bowlrne League prefers pre, skrn pushrne staunchlx sup ported Sacred Heart CX O hails the homerun Lame remrnrsces ahout hrs favorite American hrs tors class plans to become a nephew of hrs Uncle Sam 73 ,Qs . K t 2 ' ' B w , ' 5 -' 'N' ' N N ' .. Y up V. X Vive., + - Q x Q' J, , .YA E x ' p. s 'I -5 - it' .I i is s .fx gl' S Ve , I A b ,yd X . r r 1 . . V A. A L Nb f- K .lfr1. tl 'fro lass . . 4 f 4' '- - I fn ,I ' M' ' fix slr ' 'Lu' ' Ili ts al lr' .... ,. iv he thr gl lo' , of xf A 1 5 ,4 ' -f, , , A . h A A ' v k r ' v ' 3 tx , ' rf, ,' , V - k UI., Ir 4. lr. xx ii f .1 .9 l Q A K- if f Q : 4 . 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V -I 54 f, l rf J jk v 'V' ff' r ' ' l avr w was 'A - Y if BARBARA FEDERICE Cloicfj. barrel of fun rollicked durmg nntramural basketball and hockey Lamboled throu eh sex eral homeroom commrttee meet rngs delrghtcd ln Sophomore Hop Commlttees adores movres and bonlrne declares Good humor IS the health of the soul ponders about her future plans VIRGINIA FORTT Crum a true blue frnend Cupmds counterpart on the l95O archery team sophomore sena tor for her homeroom ehlmes nn her but as bell rrneer rn the band sevns up a needle and thread hobby nursrm., or dressmakrng, fashlon her future M ye mf' LW ,- J 1 41f0JANn'li1'iI51seHER '41 I ' u 0 I fn' Ar 1 s lemme x n the S nrsh Polrucal c nce 21 cl ers Clubb esuf captured our hearts andpufhtket money for the Iunror Prom armed her Cuprd s arrous for a bull seye boulrng loves her future rn dental hxgrene J Ll, J Lk X Qprs RANCH In our pert nz athlete rated around our varsrty a letc teams xx rskerl away bl lavarl able awards and lkrtt rd-4 trlum phantly proxes sr xl s not hlnder efleetnve baskerb l drsplays a telescoprc exe IH pastrme referee rn vnll hurdle through bus: ness school IILEANOR FRATTAROLI L l1Lht hearted lassre launched Nlarch of Drmes campargns rn her homerooms levred class dues leveled arrows at the bulls eye loyal CYO member loved ree and roller skatnng let her lrmttmg., needles flv durrng home room perrocl loommg rn herbo f ture ns gpmmercral W rk 1 H L,.,1 L ! t f-'V e su smrlefand drsposr to m ped d football w our part an chemls try rate hrg party goer enthusrast rn the cards s l a gay k rt one purl two a nursmg career rs Lf-1 A ' fv- rf X yawn may A ill If- ff ' RUTH FRENCH Rulbre remnmscent of moonllght and roses a bonny bxographer for Our Colden Yearf fetchmg French Club femxnrst cast into Players Club currrculum ap- per Debatmg Socnety deb college cap and gown are sllhou erred agamst her future ILSE FROIHNER Ilrf out! precrous rmport from Germany 'flavored wrth Euro! pean goodness , welcomed rn ,Jumor Classrczfl' ezgue Germ n and Debatmg C ubs -uiol zes e nvorxes an aetomplrshed ,ICC skater ovnler and sglmmer w1ll'further her lmguxsrrc tal ents at He-rdelberg Utuversrty THOMAS FRICK Tom defender of academlc con flxcts vanguard of jumor X ar srty football and baseball as a sophomore champnoned lntra mural basketball for two years tussled wrth artrstrc problems m art classes wrll turn hrs con quests to the commercral art front me JOSEPH FUMEGA Armando soccer spartan speared a letter award rn thrs sport kept the pm boys on therr toes 1n the bovxlmg league two year spunky Spanrsh Clubber weeped hrs sophomore homeroom advocates A frrend In need rs a frrend mdeed full speed ahead for Navy days . . 11, ur 'a. ji 5, ie ' v ' - UWM , -W4 , I I ' 'Y A 4 j I . 1 . 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Z Y. - 'A . -ll ' :-- . . ., ' ' Eff Q, I if ' 'X' ' 'q ' 2 'I 55 LOUIS GABRIELE Con-Cfm, blow' Gabriele blow . . . smiling three-year letterman in the band . , , beat on the drums for orchestra in sophomore year . . . sang with the Sophomore and ,lunior Choirs . . . music will con- tinue to lill his life . . . seeks re- nown as another Gene Krupa or Tommx Dorset AR QALIDA 0 damscl Spanish Clu senor ing, uclc ner w the bow g c ub e ci l wt Sophomore tcd the CXO u spire e ccv music dancing, nd ice skating. footsteps lead to college FLIIANOR C ASII WSKI fl of tht. liltine laugh vocal :Led in the Sophomore Choir xoiccd her opinion in the Spanish Cluw biographer for Our Goldtu Scarf bowls em oxer at the alless netted a short hand ccrtihcate cnioss strollinz or riding horseback will war ble her w ax to success apr' Hu of the unrullled disposition . . . exercised her vocal cords in the lfmmanual Choir . . . baseball and football hold a certain fasci- nation for lilo . . . relaxes by listen- inaz to popular music . . . Always lceep a smile on your face insists this young lady . . . will answer ,I. Slut silcnt studious sparing of verbal discourse stalwart for science booster of Bos Scouts often found camping in the woods pcddlcs his bike mam a mile a coopcratixe student his decision for the future has not xet bccn formulated Ar of the sugar candy nature spontaneoiis adherent of Dramatic diwluees enthusiasm for sports at home in swimming pool or on basketball court aided and abcttcd religious organizations the secretarial field will gain ROCCO GENOVESE Rorki the silent sportsman intramural football baseball and bowlinz l-cept him buss after school an actixe member of St Marx s CYO vice president of sopho more homeroom eniox ed w orlc ini., in machine shop after eraduatron he hopes to enter busi ncss world FUCENE CFRBASI Gam the hot rod conscious lal toolc part in intramural bowl ing interests consist of swim mine photoeraphx and stock car racing saxs I se no claim to fame tis enou h l came will be remembered for that nfl Chew will soon be a member of the armed forces S' i 4.- f 'v RAGHTY allot!! o c courted the hon 0 ceri is her b wo bnfhqlb l et me ng wisels e isnr alwaxs a bel o roscs beats a tempo while ts pine a basketball booster tzolden opportuniti is in secretarial worlx lOHN CIIRBASI jo! rr si nommous with good sense intramural sportster gave xcnt to artistic talents outside of school claims an earlx bird ar rnal at SHS exert morning suggests lf xou cant talte part in a sport sou can be one expects to don the Air Force uni form ff! dl D'n te fig: Uvyyj x FA' . fly, - ' sApzbRA ER fd ' r , ' A fQnd5'. act' ' . . p-A P ' ted th r-goegiq c ass plays . .t layers' pgpitp . . . ent oM b rec d rave notice 'ith h ae oup ckets serve roa x lexpr s LUCY GIAGNIORIO Lou friendly n froltcsome raved over rings for senror com mittee answered present t CYO displays twinkling toes dancing or skating pulls for popular music admits lf silence is golden lll never get rtc intent on ofhce work BARBARA GIULIANI B bbq dainty tidbit added rf to the library staff strmu lated collections for cancer seasoned as Sven agent before vxorktng as reporter relished singing in the Girls Choir CYO faithful will be a re freshrng addition to some office My ffl! awww? ARLENE GOETZ DONALD GOINGS Bubble: with a cute personality full of rascaltty rang up the cafeteria cash registers for tvso years boasts a Qcarlet O Hara watstlme handles a harness skillfully driving tops her hobby hit parade yagabonds to Vermont every summer vu toss a com for future plans EDNA GOODINE Bubble bursts 1nto smiles floats through the sports vhirl via baseball swimming and tennis dotes on dances and parties likes to read an angel of her church choir particularly fond of her semor homeroom dreams of being a secretarv in a large ofhce Ducky our don nfield blocker breezed along with the pigsktn for the Black Knights two letter man Jumping Jack on basket ball team favored renditions by Nat King Cole has hopes of making college his next touch dovsn CORINNE GORDON Coffey our DARl1ng a portrait of scholastic perfection seated tn premiere French Club setting a prize study rn Algebra sprinkled stardust as biography co creator tempered winning Vozce of Democracy tones pianist of musical masterpieces pictures profile on college canvas 57 sy I QJ CONSTANCE GERONIMO Convzee, Witty and Whimsical . , . lent skillful hands to Sophomore Hop and junior Prom decoration . . . able Siren agent . . . versatile vice-president of the Italian Club . . . dancing and basketball first rf her list abrdes by the Golden Rule will set out for a secre tartal career MAURICE GIORDANO Moe without a vxorry rn the world collected AA dues in his junior year math class received hrs nod of approval spent spare time enjoying the aitrvtttes of the Q his easy going unruflled disposition won hm a host of friends expects to contrnue his schooling SHIRLEY GOEBEL Sbzrl a petite bundle of pep snatched music appreciation award as an eager to please sophomore pounded a beat for the Szren the little voice that vsasn t heard rn Lrgbls Out light bulb of junior Woman s Club plans to burn up energy at college xbfp 1 9- i mf HOWARD C RFIINBFRC Houfe capable and consucntlous Spanxsh Club enlnstcc' found on the honor roll lvovvl mg enthuslast contrnhutetl to thc success of thc X outh Cluh has ID umlxxnu filth ln thc otlr. trs plans to attt nfl a tollule of l3l1SlI'lL'9S 'atlmxnnstrxtmn BETTY CRII I IN Iftlff H11 nlmlwlr. hnncrctl xnrtuoso at the lxcx hoard tleft lllgIIS tlcscrxetl a shorthand ccrtnh cate socxalxzetl nn the True-cttcs Club xx hnps up a tastx hohhx tlxsh xn coolxlnu home tlccorat mu antl scxxmu form thc pattern of har Interest plans to .umm panx har r at rccxtals nib -v L ILORI NCI CORDON t l.l'LLllk YL t llllllillllllll xsuttr 1 soy homt lfh T1 x sports 11 1 mc nn 1 II IH s nu 1 lfX1lUH1llxL luturn p ans tm N1 ISIIC sttrttltn sl xxor 'XDRII XXI LOL 'NOT D s x ltr xxlnnnnl. xx txs mtl Lcntlt smxlt are 1 xx txs Lnnmnt hu ntxx lr1tnt s toolt part nn mtnx homcroom ac tlxmu s11 s No rult for sua Lass xxzll xxorls If xou wont h plntstnt tlxsposxtlon xxlll 6 long runtlnhtrctl Lloret 1 Sllllflll tntl xx tx to stratus BARBARA CRANNISS Rllzfm ttffx sxxcet tltmpltd French Club xlgmomstl cream ln thc Xouth ltlloxxshlp coffee cup of ofhtcrs 1 honlwon hx onrapher for Om' 611111111 learr cantlmctl COIHITTIIICL xxoman for tr l 11th ount intl Polltl Scnence Cluh xxnll sprmlxle sxxectntss on some college campus IOIIN C ORDON uo ttlkcl NN 1 If tt itltomolxllc ra tn II'xNlfLl1lI1 tu xx .xx IDC tlis most st moo lnrramural hts no toubt ttrt pltns ts hc h tls or DON 'xl D CRAHANI I7 Il of the snappx at 1 s lxmtq rctl xxxth tht traclx antl soccer ttamx rtprucntttl his sopho mort homeroom on the School fOLlHCll tlotcs on tllxxnrz antl QXXIHIINIUL nnx irralwlx spxetl at tht Cylcnlxroolx lure Department LLDLYOLIQ xxlth 1 smlle vu cxth mac rtparttg m ffm Alf Force S nv ANTHONY CRASSO 171111 of the plusmg personalxty xxas mm mtl unto school HCIIVI ms 19 11 sophomore representatxve lxoxxul out as PI'CSlLlCl'lf of hrs homeroom hftrmomzctl wth A Cappella Choxr for txxo xears lvtlntxcs Lxvc antl he merry totllx for tomorroxx vxe L1ll6 xxlll Lmxe hzs an I to carpentrx X L., 4-'A ' ..k ' no 4-64 df Ru14R'X'E1gEEgL.E WVX H0066 the creagypf fhgcrop J flu 4' star ofy bhomffe slatemfbfh cer Iiirtl cL-Qfflxrls State 310 ye FQPYCSEDIQIIK to o class ct gigs Iuiilly 1 txxln Ll ltzhmfxc an her ton jahcr futur qgds ar the Artnttlvftmrtts Nursnnlgroup ,v ANNE CRlI'l ITH Pmzim sxxcc-t as put tops nt off xxnth an lpana smnle hncls pleasure ln plcasms: others had a share ln homeroom cntertann mtnt conxcrsxnc ln Qpamsh attractul hcr scarchnmz for a sutttarlal posmon 15 her next NLUILIFL F 58 l 4 f 12 1 .' 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GROSS IDA GLARIINO X t aa letxc hrc ace pnot man xsnth SHS basketccrs a pcm on thc dramond peerless knight of the f,flLlIl'OD table understudx to the presrdcnt of St lohn s CX O future plans spell out sports of some sort JERRY GL ARNERI Jcfffl of thc fetching smxle gllb and gas Yzrerz staff of hfe bxographer for Our Colden Y eau proved to be a champron pcn a a xcrsatrle krtten on the eys svroons over recordmgs of Marlo Lama dreams of bc mg lhc voice mth a smrle vshcn you chal operator MARIE GD GLIELNIO Re Re a peach of a gal t 15 Itallan Club mrss rs the apple of our eye ladx rn the llmehght at thc YWCA just plum wld Un ted States dotes on hall room musrc vla the dusk yockey grapeune mll be ransnn cr pay ID office work Il the gax comeuhatmax cal rnterests look toward musrc and dancmg an active CYO member octaxe angel rn sopho more cholr an ardent sports fan when If comes to baseball and basketball mll spend her fu ture as a secretarv MICHAEL GLARNIERI like busmess mmded bated the news Of the das mth Mr Dunn haunted the llbrary durmg homeroom perxods losal to the Red Sox rn spnte of St Clemcnt s CYO enlrstee heard remarking Thrnk tvuce then think agann t e commercral fi ld promlses success M out-qe..n1 H B99 wfi gg., has been Lcnm-+601 +0 Solspul0vv:1 HN' Norstar Bus vi' T KWH ES Y 0 I 1-vll U-2 EH 0 EPB 5:l::qt Brook :settffriL'?1'E???3izepl W the Appalachran Moun ln Club our George Mnka f tramurals advocates next xear c hrs to college fx I 1' X JOAN HAMPTON joame loxels to look at delnght ful to know scrrbbled for Our Colden Y earr Blographw Commit ee ln League ruth the Junlor Classxcals Debatrng Soclety gnr stan' of lrfe ln the Inter Church Youth Councrl medr tates on a medxcal career JOHN HANsEN john stock car enthusrasr adept at buxldmg these racers of en goes a huntmg or a hshmg contrrbuted hrs mt to CYO meet rngs musnc made bv Lours Prima or Dons Dax rates on hls hut parade ns concentratmg upon a career m the busxness 'world Ba V ? Ox ,J I ALBERT HANSEN Pere prnnce of the prcas graphnc arts enthusrast head lmed Explorers group of Scoutmg pubhcnzes love of football and baseball able AA agent specxalwed ln graphic arts sets up tvpe for the prmtmg professlon QWW? rm blwt 0 s ay role of Szre ged capnqous captnator of umetous orth awards dona tnme Dream 7 ers Club and C O n pm starlet musn mnnded secretarw s ofhc 111 be the for her next a A ,fd ' I -f ' o ' ' ' l.eft5'. vi h . iron- in every ath- 4, ,I 4 j, - ' - 1' K 3 r ' E9 ' ' A ll X r .. , I A A ' 1 f ' ' V r ' , ' - ' ...d - k x 't all'.... , - w y U - . . V. . 'A Y. , . . U... h If 1 ' ' ' . h' S , , -- C . . . s . - , V Y. . .Y u O t . i 5 , 'Q over travelinglthroughout the . 'e. - :ff , I ' l A.. 5 M Ns , ye - r H X usd , ,'- V lv 9 . , S sf' V 'I' ,f f- ' 5 5 . . I Q. rc I, ,Vp . . , . . , ...a fb SS 1 5 I , V -- ll ' I . - I '75 ' t 1 ' fff- ' . I ' - ' - A.. 1 , I i . . 1 . ' ,1 'Yah -Z., b ,, , ' V ' ,K 1 0,9 'X ' , ' ELI H IN 1 so Se 1 . ' ' I A . it...g1' Y'-f O, . ---- f- '23 , , ' 59 LOUIS HARDVALL Surfed the uhizzintz end s x larked his nat through football and basketball seasons two tear letterman of the gridiron sounded off in A Cappella Choir distributed Our Cullen 3 wtf as tumor is lccrsion dazzled between collcec and the Nan ANN HART Amr of the dancing eyes and tap ping feet revels in tripping the light fantastic to the swing and svsas of Sammy Kaye duets sparked the library squad JOAN HARRIS joan our easel expert displayed her talents dravuntz for the Srren scored a hit on the hockey team donated time to French Club found sparc minutes to porn CX O this likeable gal will adorn a collene campus ROLAIN D HATTER Halter of our SHS W onder nd tackled our footbal foe t e c ampronship s in r P, Cfbiill 9 U Junior and the Bovtli Lea eliewes th fl life a Wang, 'Eglin-T 1 r Sri? i sc-cretari srng?Q'g WWW wwf' K X , . ,., States JACQUELINE HAWKINS jackre loser of the arts can dravt paint sevs knit or sing with an equal degree of skill romped on the basketball court armed for the bulls eyes her sincerity and vnarmth of heart are unrivaled VIEIUIZ for her future plans are sewing. dancing and secretarial work. - INANICH HEVINCXWAY 5. Aan, comely colleen . . . models a 1,1 sunshine smile that refused to beam at the birdie . . . her hobby house features a dainty china ' knicknack nook . . . tip-top duck- -!! pin champ . . . SHS's don't worry girl . . . Miss Mercury on the typing keys . . . dreams of that .r ivy-covered ofhce in the city. CHARLES HAUGHEY Chuck bashful beau his mtty back woods satmgs have become 1 permanent part of the SHS lingo a vthiz vtrth numbers native of the honor roll country attracted bt mechanical dravx in his vtanderlust leads him on to traselmg about the United is 'I-' OTTO HAUGLAND OI lean and lanky piloted his senior homeroom a do or die debator hums those hillbilly tunes casts his hobby line at the rods and reels scribed for Our Golden Y ear! Biography Committee a familiar frequent er of the honor roll Renssalaet is his goal ERIC HEELEY Lmzej a bit of old England kicked his was to fame in soccer circles in and out of school the ball in Debating and Political Science Clubs scored a success rn Scouting a good teammate in his church youth group will aim for a goal in college or the Navy. ROBERT HERMANN Harm. jet propelled . . . a two-year A Cappella Choir crooner . . . vital cog of basketball and softball in- tramurals . . . likes the dates con- cerned with American history . . . will come in for a landing at the University of Connecticut. c - Q sf Z' I A f st, 1' i ' I f . , ' . -. . . 1 - '. . ,' . ' 1 ' . -x HARRY HILL Harry, fleet-footed . . . sped 'cross- country for the track team . . . agile on intramural teams of bas- ketball, baseball and bowling . . . ef reci ient of letters for track work P f . . . vice president of his sopho- ' ' . P more homeroom . . . full speed I R A it ahead for college. rv l ,S CHARLES HORNER Charlze explorer of the back trails hunting and fishing are main interests emphasizes this by membership in the Stamford Fish and Game Club scored for in tramural basketball teams vo unteered services to the Long Ridge Fire Company intends to be a heating engineer GUY HORTON Bud generous smiles are his hand out second in command of sophomore and 1un1or homerooms speedy trackman during First year at SHS sent the bowling maintains a keen sense of humor sets up a future in typography RONALD HOWE Ronme the Epicurean fond of good food and pretty girls never at a loss for a poking retort Italian Club mainstay ar trcipated in numerous sports activi ties dabbles at painting has visions of college and a position in business administration 1 as FRIEDA HOLLSTEIN F d dauber extraordinary Fa wa s a pen or brush in hand L5 n German and Players scanned drama for our V junior play added honor marks to achievements rftinutes y un sophomore oom f paints a 'rosy pic e of future art yffkf WATSON HORNER Jack a paragon of courtesy our blond gallant Black Knight constantly trnkers with his fender less Chevy melodrzed in the Sophomore Choir sports and architectural drawing formed the pattern of his interests a worth while acquisition for any college 17 RUTH HORTON Ruth dark haired charmer called meetings to order for her sophomore homeroom solicited Szren ads fills spare hours with reading art work or watching television bookkeeping proved to be to he? is head r?owar IM a C tin fjwwlffwax c ARIIEWW Claarlf tlfggood humor man 1 endedlversatile wrt to one and all e preside ral wheel of 5 ent Co copped olection of fo l S a pri less seaman next salesman of collegiate quips o Naval knots awards as our conquering enter J vl. u. t I I . 1 . 1 ,Q D . gf K I FRED HOLLANDER ' N I IJIJ, prosperous' in business of making friends.. . . rallies round all sports-basketball, soccer, ten- nis. and horseback riding . . . un- rufiied at unusual happenings . . . the YMCA claimed his spare sec- onds . . . after leaving SHS's hal- lowed halls, he will enter those of a college. X . JOAN HOPKINS joame the live wire current of spirit on cheering squad illuminated library staff shone in CYO Junior Woman s and the Political Science Clubs spark plug of numerous committees generated ideas into homeroom representative meetings er future light shines on college 'Z r.. ,lftegi 'fi X 1-il f V V Q V l' t ' ' 'll ' ' 1 ... i i A ' A Y' 'CA W A ' i ' ' h Q 5 ' w ,-Wsss . A . . . lan X lxwcga 3 ' 1. f V VJ Mx D-. . 1 , A sf eel . . ' ' ' ' I ' , ' 2 x Q , T, l I F I r I w ' Y 1 I 3 . ' it af ball whirling down the alleys . . . ' ' I i - B I 1 X I V . . l , . . . ' ' , : . c 1' ' P lic 0 'f I f 1 ff! pf a i ., n - I X I , f 51 , 'jf ffl!! 1' ' ! Mgfff' j . f 2-1 - T .j ' ,. f ,F I f w ' ,sf a - I . I as . . - .,.:st ' '. ' , 5 X Lf ' . . - . - . I Y 7 I - .5 . ' I A TA tiiQyEL,13i,,i - , , 1 r 'ii' I 1131411 I 1 1 I get A' ' Qi K it f 6' Q I ' f ANN new . f 1 t-gjeaaabrm . . I mirro no ' ctw' avQfor t, s e whiled 'ay any hot ' a 'me af . . . ' h s sl1e,h ded, out books igthe library' . . . '1 ing Scrapbooks of + movie 5 stars charmed awax the xblrs wi aka a gracious secretarx BARBARA HI INT an dimplcd amirbilitx ox able eheerle :der ind sportswoman 1, iced throuch two xcirs o arsest Moon Bills li une l s she scribel for A Cippella Choir dazzled Y c lllF0Olx clients winsomc. chairwoman f class committees wi proceed to charm icollcce campus JOHN HUGHES Shut t. sports spectator . . . supple- ments fondness for athletics with reading anything: and everything . . . coin-collecting: runs a close second to w arching television and or movies . . . his firm belief, To improve is worth the strug- c e will lead this lal to furt er schooline IIDRFNC I' HUQSLX To perpctualls imperturbable hlsa buh for blhlou an expert on ite and roller slutini. rinlts owns up to an avid interest in all Amerie in historx classes white cap ind a nurses uniform are her panacea for the future S DRA HH lxlN t e me ocx a striking, d na ic cluclc pin as s are bowling, tai Su Debber picture senio homeroom secret best booster of dem Broolt yn bums her future dictation says stenography BEVERLY JACKSON Conkze lives on lauehter lmassed awards for basltetball and baseball prowess hustling, babx sitter sharp of XXII naturallx niftx with a needle also a queen of coolterx her merri ment will be missed after crad tion when she will dress m lad coiffure RLFBKN lAClxbON Isnt be 71 soccer stalw art lticlrel and he ided the soccer ball for SHS team carned his sports le for this teamworl-. a bowlixy.: fan in and out of school enroxs paddling the pins, pong ball will decide upon future plans after graduation AUDREY IRVING Bobbi small in stature quiet in manner preparing., for a medi cal career claims her time Ends diversion outside of school as volley ball captain and Yankee rooter science ranks as one of her varied accomplishments strives for the clay when she can hang., out her shingle MILDRED JACKSON Mzllre vivacious vocalizer er talented tones were heard at voice concerts one of the best at base a demoiselle of Deanette Club nimble with a thmfble quips To havelife ydu have to live it typing talenz pre diets business success xv NE JACQUE'Il'1'E Yzmryys Rembrandt reborn f.,Se.b6T.71sticsf prttle Lof the palette worked ilhnders with Rav windows 9 l'renicl1'farceuse in Urn ietzrtr lf erefi omit' and Gal hocltex helolne YWCA aquatic ace co word wielder wit Yearbook biographies dessehcxl for art sdhool Paris and world renown fu 11.1.10 ff ' , 11 6' L. 'Z . 0 ' up 1'3 NAINC Y JrNsrrx Nance thc belle of thc banl a merrx xirtuoso on the cloclten spiel merited an au 1rd and the gratitude of all band members for her care of uniforms scribed for r Wfalthcr Leacuc sxhrzzed throuch shorth md and tvprnc vull rmc the bell vuth her hne stenoeraphx 4, I-JZ4! fa 1 f JOHN JAMIESON jack. nimble-footed Mercury . . . accelerated in track and cross country . . . spurred ahead in Po- litical Science Club . . . exerted himself with Weightlifting and hiking . , . kept pace in Harvest Moon Ball . . . will see the world by leaps and bounds. ft! I LLC' I AANH Anna JENSEN Armblyfgh the quiet a, irationsr. . sj?bed mfqpf Y oo ' 'c' - p ies .Cf v l t i opho- more ffl4ioiJ,f. . . regis d on th honorlrdufl ' vs roud of , fi ' 5 J letter earnetlffg czarnpio 'et- fi ball play .,.'. acted V s cretary Of! Sweethearts Club, Tea' ers College comes nekt 67 5171, Ch JOHNSON fre craclteryack candid era s 68 or Q 'R 17641 ant 11.11 II Y-eau 'Qrorithic on the dadag sf' par ey us cd, 'with dc! rarisa Click Club l n a valuable track an Y-14 I u f 1 ass ta e ui O ow ist., ff bac clor ofgfgs cm !j,.,-,. f NJ L All CQ .. M 'f f'-fe! ff N N N MQ., KA1'lizr:rN JONES istaa 1 lxafbs optimistic under pcssrmls ac yi ht fort as C0 wVsquacl ous ofifrcmch an u NWT ansClubs c n h ay fo succcss as h Har est um B a future Flor Ju ichtintgalcx Imrrs JLDCE jj known for his clots nine glory fueled as he reigned over St Xlarves CX 0 stcllar star of baseball intramurals set the stace for all assemblies favorite saxing Xou Cloxvm tits him to .a T mll hnd fun esen in the Nan tic armor chances moods like a chameleon second in com mand of Pplitrcafgcience flub rocursh vendcr for Rmc, Commit ee aesthetically inclined remmrstcs about Vagabond merchandismg., is 1 e D Cl' N' c bali 1 nee W possess lhe-art V' :stew olj .1 mftdefn I earl ll'crf and J and Llgaprcssi ramati llebut ,Ong if D' Oklxpe M UYS I vsefilfl I n- CLARA JAWOROSKI Chzralaell, a captivating bit of a rascal . . . solicited AA dues . . . posted many a score for intramural basketball . . . overworked the mailman with letters to Florida University . . . personalizes, In her eyes. mischief lies . . . paints a future picture of social work or modeling. ESTHER JENSEN Esther. a pensive lass . . . fond of all sports, but gives special prefer- ence to horseback riding . . .spends many pleasant hours participating in the activities of the 4-H Club . , . believes that worrying is a waste of time . . . future plans are azy 's 5 e e in atrc L pror Palmer andlrgno plaxer 1 t in sgfilecc vu Q C 'N . f' O . s , , I V ie 'Q 1 Q: ' F 1 ' 'I s fx H , - - - - t ... ' ' ' an . . .' 4' ' I, ,' K , A, ., , ' in ' . f ,,, ' , ' . -, ' . , , ' .ge , , . , . . . r I . . - t -4 1 f - tll, A, J . rt .YA X I: r . K A. .. i , i '11,-K' 1 i i C 4 ,. Z . , -' ' x - '-', w f ' ' O f' MC! 5, , . V , - , . , . S ,-' A 1 . A ..i . .' il pp .. 1 of ' ' ' ' '- c ' . er . r -tl ' ' t ' J Bl' ng J 4 j - ' .... ' - waffle: c A . I . ', . .: . , Jih ...la-tr M... - JJ' eg Q . 1 A . in ' '. gt ' es EM., x 1'i ft lj, ' Q Q i ' r Ir+ 'I VLLQ K f , lo KM WL' A? I ' a J if .H in A,.ty,! ill' JJ .- A lc l 1' . 'I V E 1 J l 5 i X ' , Puff! it LF? ' -. ' ' , J . . .zesry l1orine'FoomTfEpfesentative ' Q 4 V il 1 gi -X Ge ,f .,.e w - cf' I we a 2' ' 1 ' ' ,... ' n VCVJD .. l fm I 3 yt .sa e e, -f ., eet- A , . .. f , Y. ',, A X r -, ' - h A f'- A 'Vw' it Y, V Y , ,ix ' h' k .t,. r , h ly. V, gi J- fe ' J X , J, , ,,' J l . eller P' . 1, if i, ,Q X 'I if ,J ' 1.. ' xo' 1 iff will THOMAS KAELIN Tr fu a eax Tom Thumb hopped around town rn hrs car e mnstructed models ID le1sure11me completes ir lohn s CH membershrp procla1ms that to ' e har I x 1S most xmportant h hopes of attendlmc L Conn hu expects to be reeru1ted'for se mrh L ncle iam Q-I X 'YY X f IRA l9kkAhilNSKX A Ykfp 51th the Qastanets on hlS heels clrcked a trarl to classes trapped out rhy hms on aecor dron ltcxs harmo rzed hrs bass notes vxlh A C lla Cholr Xcarbook nprn lerbrtzer of the ltcx board yr contrnuc to clat t r on hrs erry may as a profes sronal musrc n 100. 90 CENHA Kmrrr-esrcr Cum the song.b1rd ana her .11 thQ6 h sthoal ID r e Grrls xx o hed as hqkneroom 'X ear brozra phre r1tel-:asm e rs e me an e t Dodgers quota 'NX ha u are to be sou are nms be 1nL measures success on rnus1cal Qilege scale YRANIX KABAS JI'nr1 'l1leeable mguvabout SHS ace accorcholruif nucleus ot 57 s Stud Couhcrl .1 udan on the baie Lll3lTlOl'lLl equall a'Q1le 51 other sport sgolf b etball and sleatmfg, Slthe busyless xx orld xull soon shake hrs hand wx OJYDCQIHGKAR Ak, ESEL WICIS 1sf:Kthorou5 1 1'ed1bly ac she-e rrtmf e officer nal Bx-.Li 1r s N-Arred t a X nend a We eyond call of duty IS lrstemnr., tp 'fo ce oxe-rtures on N brow eyes ry bato cl 1 or tvur g Colo ful co capta ock tres bas tball s cl value ps so ore meroom-11-E55 1 1 he box of chatte rther don a W V K-.1 form or operate ofhce ma mes is CAROL ANN KEA RNS Carol the worce mth a smrle collected AA dues from classmates welcomed the sophomores VIH the Receptron Commrtree helped to vlr1te Yearbook bloera phres yrrter buggrng to popular musrc IS her rdea of fun vu answer calls as a telephone opera or MARY IxELLY Hur rrp top bowler member of the XX omen s lnternanonal Boxxlmq Leacue roller sleannz and dancrnc round out her sports c1rcle managed to crab a few hrtes our of her lunch durmg homeroom per1od sull malee her next srr1lee 1n booleleeepmq 64 fix JANE14, KILL lull a nbrnatron df chuckles and blus es left us a lcmcs of lauzhs antrcs ulst as amusmg xxrrh a Spanrsh Club accent erflrvened Su eethearts Club and A fappella Chorr has trned to Alxxass leave them lauchrng and rhex ll thmlc of sou and smrlb booleleeeprnr., becleons NIADEUIN I' lxl.lNZJNG Nafelmc a fnefmd to,dll pe ble txp1st for Xe-acbook b1 ouraphresf elrstr uted rrng s rps rang, up our comgm cafe lnelx CYO and X Tyen mem cr honor foll student smnc xour partner fan ur make an elherenr secretary ' r- , F ,- . 71. 1 l 1 4 . 1, 'I' A A .. . fA'f , , Y' .' V 6 h ,. ,L I .-- - 'ox I ch b. pi ' 3- 'ws . A 3 l ll' K A M :ge 1, c 3, W , F ' lf' Xi'-X X Q5 L '- Hx x Vx j 1 ,If .x JJ If j ! V ! x N. 5 1, 1 if . ,,,1s ' ' . . . X , ' ' er, ', x za' ,Q l N -l Xi. 1 N ' X X A, f ,I D Q , ye RP Q 'M '.A' - ya 21. et' -' K 5 lldsin . g'L7i.'?t ll e lef. ' or X , . X ...a .- ' cn' lley-' ' k f -f fn.. - bu A. V1 , Dalia,-, l S H I l ' A levy ...wr ' ni- - ' or-'S' V26 . :L 2' no f Nl K. Q' Q, A , f ' h U D H .- I . - . ul I-11' D ' . - . Ay .'.l ? , t. l l '- ' f 1 1 x l' I, N Y . V. .Q- 11,1 ' P. K, ., . I. , ', . Z' JOSEPH LABBADIA joe yoxral master of the zreen alvwaxs on the ao for homeroom actrx rtres non hrs share of trtles for the golf team par for sports rnterests rncluded football base ball and basketball hrllhrllx mursrc surted hrm to a fee ture plans are strll rn the rough ANIELLO LA GL ARDIA Drrk dauntless on the dramond earned hrs letter for xarsrtx baseball performance recerxed a CYO trophr for same sport remarks The race rs not alxxars to the sxxrtt nor the battle to the stronrz remarns a farthful fan of Brnc Crosbx expects erect rng.,s from Lncle Sam DORIS KOPROSKI Dorzr captrvatrng blonde co te nrc el o he Srr represented her homeroom rn sophomore rear farthful mem ber of the Holt Name CYO makes frrends easrls dancrng bosslrng and roller skatrng fill up ans spare trme wrll be erther an office vtorker or a nurse CONRAD KRAMER Connie the genral wrt hurrr 'Q cane halfback for the Black Knrghts trrple threat sports man football basketball and tv baseball drd not nnd hrm lackrng rn skrll trnkers wrth hrs car for a resprte from sports hrs crew cuts were famous the Navy xxrll solve am problems rn hrs fu ture BETTY LOU KRUEGER Bel blrthe and debonarra one .Q senror homeroom mrnute man and txprst for Our Golden Years gas xxarbler of her church chorr Irght hearted Hr teen grrl lrehts rn photoaraphr musrc and sevtrng mil be a secretarx or rnterror decorator EVELYNI LA CROIX Fr dancrng dark ewes so trckets for Junror Prom and class pav kept notes for senror homeroom attended Le Crrcle Francars enyoys sports Junror Woman s Club and CYO loxeww to vshrrl across the dance floor rs too bust mth the present to thrnk about the fn-tureh, EDWARD LARSON Norm alvars lauqhrnt, and full of fun scored for the soccer team acted as AA agent contrrbuted hrs talents to the class rrna commrttee and xarrous home room actrxrtres x ll be e membered for hrs curly harr chref rnterest archrrectural draw rn college comes nest 65 ALPHONSE KOZIOL Koz suave handsome blonde Loo' balance fo Ho , Name CYO accomplrshed angler tarned outstandrng art avuards unbeatable bugler for Holw Name Erfe and Drum Corps drvulges secret for success Qualrty not quantrtx rovsrng a boat for the 1Navx floats rn hrs future lu , FRED KRANTZ Fred cosmopolrtaa comedran the rnrmrtably hurrprdus junror and senror player rndrvrdual rzed roles of De la Crorx and Vaug n. debonarr debator and clu devotee art connors seur and contlrbutor musrc rs hrs madness out ne of future wrll be hlled rn wrt commercral ar JUDITH KWESKIN Judy tornado of actrvrty rennral mrnute man steered Tlve P1102 Wheel spotlrghted Junror and senror class plavs monopolrzed the honor roll merrted scholarshrp to attend In rnatronal Relatrons Instrtute ge' nd European crurse 'I f7rff'zffi2jj- KJM m , lead 'ksfrt fer... orc. r r .jf 5 N ' .r. n .,.at- i.- 1' V. .Y. - ' V . . . Q' Q X1 - 5 ' -ef O s, . - ' 2 Q X - I . , - ' ' ' . .' fl -I ' ' ' 3 . , . .1 . I . ' l l I l ,. . . . '.' l 1 ,' ' eff J ' . V , ' ' ' . . A. 'T' . l . Qi 5 r ' ' , ,-iff? w ' .S ' if :lA3jl..' F s A , of Darren's grfts to Stamford . . . I . ' ' ' Minh'-X - ' ' . . , ' ' ' ' . L . V. 11 ' j ,. . ld I R , ' . Y . Q A ' sr . ' ' ' ,..fu- . , , JJ' . . . 1 I F I' . I . s - 1, 'sx ls 9 . ',A ,Q 1' J: 4 1 - 1' 1 . ' X if' - . 1 , s N' 3 X W- .4 xffw, f' N 4 E: Q N, ' I ' rT ' . ' V .I A ' ' A ' 1 ,J-ff 'A 4? QSM ANTOINETTE LICASTRO Tom gay as a carousel smiling fa thful of the YWCA Sweet hearts Club and Sacred Heart CYO ensnarcd many home room offices bowling dancing and eating pizza are her specialties office work offers chance for success. MARILYN LINEHAN Chic of the smiling Irish eyes . . . scribbled minutes for iunior home- room . . . xocalized in both Sopho- more and Junior Choirs . . . arts of dancing. singing and drama keep her busily engaged . . . mer- rily exclaims. Laugh while you can: Life is short . . . will t ance. act. or sing. for her supper, X KIARN LOL LAQACNA 'Har Inu short n swcct snaggcd speed certificatcs in short hant cncaccd in CXO and Dreamcrs Club actixitics bowl inf: and realing interest her thinks lt s bcttcr to bc quiet and thought a fool than spcik and prose xou arc one plans ofhcc xx ork in the future MAURUEN A FN ur of t e twinkli xcs yeadx Smyle ichair tation Commrrtee f h uni Prom shnrth spee ter co ted lmzr f r Ital a u b grapiier for. den an a danci find next stop is the Gibbs l BEVERIJQ Lf'ssARD Bez Eqsteins feminine counter xfonnulated Science Club pririiites important element of JunisfxClassiqal League com pounded current events interest ywifh Debafmg and Political Sci ence Clubs college and a teach ing career will balance her lifes equation DORTHP' LICEK Dome fature o frien Yness a ed AA ont turin l wear her chee y smile was rcsp :ble for the sale of mam football programs cu pied her time lth danci g and bowling 5 illcd with sewing and knitting needles will seek a position in an office. 5 7 5 - . X s vinoihii-is Lophmo 1 C55 rraven tresserksenokitq . Qmlgl in Snpbrhmore and A C1 ,- pellp .'L 'a lark 'of an-AX Uagengdipl tuneful- treasurer of homeroo . gag Rocketti. . .H pride n- inlal -y'. . .rhimed to the tunesl the Italian Club . ., will soar high in a Conservatory Of music. ' 66 I'9Tl'LLE LAQKER Pl Hu Lliblx pours forth chatter hustlinr. member of Trench and Political Qcience Clubs ardent fan of footbill and basket wa liberullv xows A man is a man for 1 that intent on rcalmz anl lrawinc interior decorating and college gleam in hcr future I RANK LEARY an chock full o fun reigned at the Iunior Prom elected to Nutmeg Boss State voted top man of the iunior class twice homeroom representative 0 bies include interior decorating champions A good name is better than riches business wi be his n xt con LJ! I' L Lf A 6,i,u,f FLORENCE LETTAU F10 welcome anywhere a cog on the intramural baseball and basketball wheel junior Nut meg reliable roller skating and bowling fill am gaps in her teen 1 e realizes that a smile goes ar has not formulated any dehnite plans for future days l ', ANITA LORENTI Anim. lively and gay' . . . makes a big splash in any swimming pool . , . played on hockey and basket- ball teams ..., S' fren reporter . . . discovered that sewing and chemis- try' classes interested her most . . . she is undecided now ' about fu- ture plans. JosEPH LovALLo foe modest mastermind our Finstein of the chemical world challenged Robin Hood s feats supported German Club and H J Stitt Science and Engineering Club emulated Esquire haberdashery advises Nothing is impos sible collece and a career in chemistry call this lad ROY LOW Cbrnx Captain Carlson Jr claims a gun or a fish pole in every hobby port weighs anchor at the USNR and a hsh game club buoys his spirits with lots of work this ship a hoy sailor boy will soon be swabbing the decks for Uncle Sam fi.. ' r ,a- r - .f i ' ,f x it I ,rs y IL . y 1 v fy, ,,'. 9 . . ' Y a PETER LOUGH RAN Pete, power-packed pitcher . . . played first hddle at St. John's CYO . . . cut capers on the varsity basketball court . . . reaped an alphabet of sports awards . . . re- Y 7 I 5 N ' J- -n Q Y 5:- juvenated the varsity baseball team for three years . . . will mi- grate to another study habitat. JOANNA Lovett Joanne cooking is her specialty whips up tasty dishes one of the loyal at CYO represented her sophomore homeroom ar ties movies and popular music rate with her wants to be remem bered for chewing gum at the wrong time hopes to tickle tv pewriter kevs LOUISE LUCHERINI Lon sugar plum sweetness decked gym for Sophomore Hop penned for the Yzren staff promoted the invitations of the Junior Sophomore Reception scribed at Sweetheart Club meet ings believes Life is what you make of it is still looking for the best solution for her future and' LUCY LUCIA Lou the bosss dream come true cavorts on keys of a tv pew rirer and balances the cash books has also mastered the art of dress making acquiring friends antl keeping on the good side of her teachers a peep into the future finds her own little office awaiting er DOROTHY MACKIN Do! a pleasure to know acti vated homeroom duties partici pared in a voice concert studie l voice and piano besides attending evening classes at Merrills eyeing or buying new clothes ap pealed to her singing for her supper seems likely in future days 42 9- PAUL LUKIW luke genial gent perpetual fan of Room 271 spent three homeroom years at that address rtyoiccs in a whirlwind of social activities flashed his free and easy smile at CYO his vo ingW ambition is to shock a bra h of the service with his knowkgge of electricity GRACE MAINERO Gracze dark eyed pixie a mad cap clubw oman scintillated the Siren journalism staff keen witted publicizer of class plays and proms followed up love for writin by creating and enrich ing Yearbook biographies will revel in college life 1 ii 1 , - ,ga ' 'c f., , I M - - , V - ' ...be- I . i Y V l .I Q' 6' II, I A 5 1 gy V h t ' X' .. I ' 3.L': 2L : f' I ,: 2 I ' A 4 I CL . gr I A-Vg' ,. .O I .Fu Q . , I D ' 1 . ' V A V vt - - lr I -V ,W . .f-,AV k Y. K l . .Z g. .: h I - 67 CHESTER MAKSlMOVUICZ Max, a patient pal . . . aimed for baskets on the court and the grand- stands on the diamond . , . per- formed these feats for the Holy Name CYO . . . a friend in need . . . can be seen roaming around in his car . . . the United States Marines scores first in his future. ERNEST MAMMONE Erme with the rifle shot aim could peg a softball from the out field with sure fire accuracv three letter lad in intramurals and JV football enioxed printing classes most of all intends to capitalize on baseball EILEEN MALONEY Eileen. delectable damsel . . .tanta- lized Siren with perky ideas . . . added zest to Yearbook biogra- phies . . . peppered varsity hockey and basketball with hery action . . . relished Irish tap dancing . , . will add her savory touch to interior decorating. AINGELA NIANCL SI Ang gailx energetic toiled for homeroom as representatixe chipped in with bowling club bounced ping pong ball in in tramurals circulated at square dances grabbed a quick snack during homeroom periods pires to success in commercial work l . R' . BATRICIA MANES X of the sparkling eyes rrtual cog of innumerable class committees scored a bulls eye in archery and Rippowam Rifle and Gun Club activated Get man and Debating Clubs cluded hockey in her many sports is heading for a medical pro fession via college EARTHABELL MAPLE Slfm tall willowy maiden par ticipated in homeroom protects co captain of basketball team at West Main Center will be remembered for her pleasing smile challenges Do it now or you ll never get it done plans to attend Hampton Univeqity or busines Q 6, t,.. BMW WWIIMQ At 'llfa' JOHN MA ALL Jack as unpredictable as the weather interests yump from plating the accordion to ice sl-:at in switched with ease from joining in with the A Cappella Choir to varntyping for the Sfren requests Let life not all labor plans to mix business with pleasure to get formula for success BARBARA MANGANO Bobbre cute bubble of gaiety sharp shooter with bow and arrow represented her homeroom in 5 mad about tennis dancing and traveling speedy writer for Yearbook biographies answers roll call at Sweethearts Club only desire is to become an alumna of Katherine Gibbs CHARLES MARROW Chuck an avid mimic of Sir Wal ter Raleighs gallantry t e rugged outdoor type devotes much time to fishing and hunting enyoys popular music science defeat the Giants hopes to spend his future as a forest ranger 3 ALBERT MARTJBV Ab the incomparable noble nominee to Nutmeg Boys State found The play s the thing in football admttable A Cap' pella Choir master came sang and conquered to gain ranks of All State Choir varsity baseball was his forte will score a suc cess in teaching I . 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X - U 1 , V fi . . t L 63 JEROME MASSARI Mena SHS s Drgger ODell undertook many homeroom actnu tres exhlhrts a deadlx arm ID the ghost for the Strllw ater Indrans sprrrted on the grrdrron or baseball clnamond mterested In becomrng a funeral director OWEN MAY Yamo Yankee worshrpper sought sales for Snen Boys Club booster rrdes a rocket round town gallant with the grr s basketeer of breathless speed gallops to gaze at the NY Yankees on televlslon anythrng but bored by ofhce ma chmes the ringer of busmess beckons MARION MCCORD Marzon the tallcatne rdealrst gxves many out of school hours to church actrvrtnes raptures In readnng and weavrng observes Laugh and the world laughs wxth you cry and sou cry alone plans to become a professtonal pm curler vra a beautncran school 4.- JOAN MARTIN Icame golden throat canarx balladrzen w nn the sophomore and A Cappella Chorrs musrcallzed wrth the mmtace rn her semor homeroom German Club song thrush tunes up an Interest rn ssncopated space trawel er future song hasn t been composed e XVILLIAM MARTIN B111 man of dnscrctron steered Siren to success bn les bv bas ketball team a fcrvcnt Dodger fan rmnrates a seal whrlc swrm mrng courteous CYO er enyowcd outsrde employment suavely saxs Thcrc arc two things sou cant trust weather and women decxded on U S Arr Force MARGUERITE MATHISEN Pease of our hearts unscram bled our scrrbbles and scrabbles to type for Our Colden Yearr second honor roll knrt ng ill her km knack n ok Teen C u utant h weetn ware ess Bflglwl IM 3 NJ f CYNTHIA MAYNARD Czndm grngham and callco gtrl a trny treasure of homespun qualx tres A Cappella Chorr melody mand cuts a fancy figure on Ice skates sweetness w :th a Spanlsh Club accent has netted a collec tlon of butterflles and moths her stars say entomology JOAN MQEACHIN McGeecb3 song thrush scaled starrs at arpeggro pace to get to classes on tnme her crescendos and drmuendos were heard by mam as she warbled her way through numerous chorr solos Real gone on anythrng and exenthlng musrcal she asprres to star rn a srngmg career RICHARD MARTIN Rzchze hrs rvrzht hand of frrend shrp rs ever extended always surrounded by a host of frrends super Sven salesman porsed Polrtrcal Scrence Club polrtxcran rnlected sprrnt unto the Temple Youth Group meetrngs he rs hrs own archrtect of the future VUILLIAM MARZANO Brllm a blend of goodheartedness and fun kept the baslcerballs bascballs and bowlmg balls rn mo non nn the YMCA as well as rn SHS rntramurals collects auto- graphs as a hobby gay party goer prxdes himself on a lack of tardy marks plans to enlrst In the U S Marines gm 450 49' ,fl '- , ' 'lp I V. , ' A ' ,LZ J It .. . , , -,,. , ' N v' X ' R' .I N ' L. V yt. l Y l ' 'R ..,x 'fax if ig Sz: , 5' , ' 'L ' , - - L 4 shooting baskets , won't give up groovecl a permanent spot on the E T' , ' ' lb ' ' mi' ' ' . wi ' I s' 'or ' ' 'W QQ y .l if Vx N p . f X fl I fl A 'X' X-f 1' i rl ,Z j xv tx U. ,. .' , N l rw .pf U ,f, lx X ' J if ' V' I ' rl . . . . I L , ' Qg, Q, .. A 53' A ' ' i - I L' 7' -W ' 5 fi Q 69 Q ,lfiljjy . Joe ful? of enthusrasm two JOSEPH MEI-IAN year melody man of the A Cappel la Choir Holy Name Drum Corps fifer fnoans the fact that there 15 so much to do and so llrtle done rn spxte of thus he lrkes to tke if easy expects to report to the Marme Corps for baslc trammg VITO MELFI V1 a smxle rs hrs umbrella tracted onlookers whxle engaged nn football or basketball e dom mrssed CYO audaclously advocates Lrve for today tomor row may never come e bottomed trousers and a coat of navy blue vull become this hand some lad GLORIA MELNICHUCK Glor an all around student represented mor nd sem homerooms created Ylarp blographxts cqnfeik a Betsy Ross low f sgylngzrk EPCIIGJ lo Cast I swoons over ghniifonfoelfrd pxzza een cceped as a stude nur at St fordJHospxtaL xy, 4:- JOAN Mc1NTosH joame fancxful and frolxcsome answers the roll call at the YWCA and the Rambovw Gnrls effort lesslv plays the 88 keys ennre ly at home ln the krtchen turned out to cheer our football team on to vrcton the star that she IS reachmg for ns bookkeepmcg JUDITH MCREDMOND ju1'1 docnle damsel accepts as xt comes served her class mates as AA aeent ansvucrtd roll call at CYO and at the Shy Sugars dotes on danc1nL and the pnano abldes by the Golden Rule hopes to be askmc What number please? future THOMAS MELCHIONNE Babe nnformal chap donates hrs services to the Auxnlnary I'1re Department a stalwart Gene Autry fan the outdoor world hnds hrm fishlng or swxmmlng collects old keys seeks one to open the door to success as a sarlor or fireman JOHN MELLECKER johnny carefree vagabond tacked course to Siren staff Ger man Chess and Clrck Clubs tread a path as Yearbook photogra phy edntor Stamford Bncycle Club s vuay farmg presndent and a skr club member sauntered through a multrphcrty of sports hrs next lourney vull be to college DONALD MILLER Don tranqullrty rdealnzed prodngal score board operator at our football games molded lump prom decoratnons unto gay hangmgs exhnbnts strong base ball arm meffaceable lournal rstlc stalvuart comprled Sven and football programs buslness school vull have no complalnts 'KO +ve MARY :mee MCOSKER M A the perfectly polsed charmed her acquamtances mth dulcet tones dehghted rn danc xng blended her voice unto St lohn s Chmr convrncmrz col lector of Yearbook ads peddled a multxtudc of tnckets for proms and plays soars to success as an axrlxne hostess XMMNCTIG E 2 llkallgfll dx M p e'me m Egtkxggpheres cfufi-Iii, fgiecoqe mg s e vull neldlelder srdeptegf rn the dyn V, Uteflogxcplyyc .J '?' 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W it .4 A fp ' A V s . 70 L A my ' ' K ..v 2' ZELDA MILLER M Zel pente prquant but powerful exuberant thesplan artrstnc xncllnatlons landed her prrzes rn Rax Halloween vundovn contest Rockette s basketeer par excel lence set Councrl s finance com mrttee mto state of energy some lucky dentrst wlll have her as his hygzemst CAROL MOAVERO Car as bil., as a m1nute V1c ,Damones most faxthful fan saves a fem adyectrves for Yogr Berra bowlrng, hlls up trme allotted IQ sports when any thing meets vuth approval she ex clarms That s a cutle looks forward to happy hours rn busl ness IRVIN MITCHELL In our threat to H ry trumpeted for th letters en loyed c ass football and all rated hrgh rn hrs outsrde of school l ball rs correct the Navx o rxntmg career follows MARGARET MOKHER Nafgze smcerrty s drscrple fervent Yearbook agent 1n her Jumor year possesses an avrd mterest rn CYO and Y Teen rates dancmg best for relaxanon her glowxng charm well equlps her to follow a career m office work af? PATRICIA MOLOSKI Put a mere slrp of a grrl ga vender of football programs her Junlor homeroom s amrable pres1dent lxkes xnclude skatmg dancmg saymg Small but oh my' cheerful CYO member a wrnner of shorthand certxfl cares thrs delrghtful lassle aspires to a busrness career BARBARA MOODY Boblue angels such as she are all too few bargamed for Sven ads these past two years ltcrted dues as sophomore home room treasurer prrceless typxst for Our Golden Year: Brography Commxttee some oflice wnll ap preclate her secretarral abxlnty ROBERT MORCK Bob, wrth the elastrc grm a gay flgure on rce champrons the New York Grants con norsseur of cars wrsely ascer rams, Love thy nexghbor, especial ly rf she's pretty starts future plans wxth a jaunt to Calxforma 71 I1 LORRAINE MONK Lorne calm cool collected could be depended upon to do her share m homeroom actrvmes socxalnzed wrth the Deanette s Club outslde of school sang wlth her church choxr dotes on record sprnnmg wants to be an ele mentary teacher 7 ' GEIQMOW f Kd' can b 0 tmy fullof tpgacilsf an art award love lhorses lead t many s on thelblfdlg h d rtiaess was proved y phrlos glgf Its better to grve than to cerve has declded to be a nurse ELSIE MORGAN El, the rovlng kind travel and a red ' chevy are her open sesame' to a world of wonder explored a by pass of krtchen capers thxs wmsome wanderer wh1ps up Betty Crocker concoctxons xn between trnps her future route IS stlll unmapped JOHN Mom Grp greased lrghtnrng on rce hockey hastener sharpened hrs wrt rn the ptrnt shop and law class hustled to CYO meetrngs and football games no slow poke when the Belltown fire vnhrstle blew paused to remember good trmes at SHS has come to a standstrll rn decrdrng future plans DONALD MORRIS Mouse carefree easygoer p ay rng ball at Mrll Rrver Park rs a favorrte pastrme the prrnt shop rates hrgh as most enroyable sub ect rntramural archery was among the many rnterests at school anxrous to sarl the seven seas wrth the U S Navy HELENE MOTT Helene skrllful at sports of all sorts proud possessor of basket ball and hockey letters edrted the Sven sports sectron man aged hockey team maneuvers Lights Out trcket vendor gurded by Sport rs my fun and to roller derby fame ARTHUR MORIN Af! knrght of the stadrum lord of the ladres hearts created a farryland for our rumor belles and beaux a vrtal lrnk rn the Span rsh Club charn of actrvrtres scored a hrt on any dance Hoot sports of all sorts form the apple of hrs eye hrs spotlrght shrnes on college BEN MOSTOWY Ben versatrle fellow handy wrth hrs frsts at rntramural boxrng matches JV baseball team mate rnterested rn stock cat racrng and mechanrcs rs of the oprnron that rt rs better to grve than recerve expects to wear the rnsrgnra of the submarrne drvr sron of the U S Navy BERNARD MUGAN Bernre a comrc rn any crowd boosted Sven sales through rs whrmsrcal humor amuses hrm self and others by watchrng and playrng baseball Bernre wrll always be remembered for hrs pleasrng smrle and personalrty the servrce awarts hrm RY 3 ' X sf .1 SALLHQ ANNE MUNNS .Sal socralfy magnetrc synco- pqbarwrrh the Arr stare chorf frolrcsome femme of French Club stage struck Players Club rn genue perennral prrze prng pong paddler CYO s Mrss Mrn rster of Frnance junror Wom an s Club Knrght of the Plume muses about a musrc school DBROTHY NEVAS Dood graced wrth a grft of garb a finger rn every club pre drafted Debatrng Club dues prrouetted rn modern dance recrt a perennral prom trme gvm transformer her favorrte phr losophy rs Laugh and the vrorld laughs vrrth you plans call for college socrology vsork ARTHUR MURPHY Murph everyones frrend cast a smrle rn all drrectrons at took rn rntramural basketball and baseball an rnterested spectator at many sports was heard say rng Lrfe rs to rrse and not to rest future plans center around Navy lrfe JOHN O BRIEN O B a dramond rn the rough drove many a soccer ball past the goal keeper letters vrere won for thrs sport rn runror and senror years football and basketball frll out hrs sports lrfe a me chanrcal dravrrng fan Uncle Sam vnrll be seerng hrm soon - se UI. A , ,L v, Q F- X 'lf - V! , '4 .A , lv. ,- Q , , . - ' . ' ' ' . . . is ' ' ' - ' u ' .. - ' ' ' . .. 0 A fun shall be my sport . . . asprres . . . --,N ' . ' 5 H a , 2 ' 'S- . 'x ' - my 5 .1 rvp stef. T 'hx Q it .: '12 1' '- ' .. .X , -' 5 . u . 1 -I ,f' , . ' . . ' ' ' P - ' ..'.' . . f ' Y2 ,, fl ' fi' . ' . 5 .' , , V :I ff' l ,L ,V . I , A I . , 1 X . JI. Q , . f I l . ' ' ls . . . ' -' , , .L X v v . W ' 72 I Q. 1 1 FRANK PARRINO Frank man of few words but of many accomplishments sophomore senator Latin of the Junior Classical League chief rooter for football and base ba goes all out for all sports the crystal clears on a medical JOHN o'uzARY john, as surprising as a iack-in-the- box . . . sprang into the spotlight in homeroom activities as repre- sentative and AA agent . . , A Cap- pella songster . . . popped up as champion basketeer of the intra- murals . . . vice-president of St. Mary's CYO . . . will hop into the business world, JAMES o MEARA Jim an Irish leprechaun frisky on the football field dashing on the baseball diamond lubilant with the junior Classicals s larked in stock car racing glee ful in gym will do others a world of good as a doctor ALBERT OSKER Ollze always in the thick of things praiseworthy president of our middle year won his spurs on soccer squad tonsiled his way through three years of choir ardor for art has no limit nquishes all with business versa tilnty art school is next proba ility JOSEPH PASIAK joe enthusiastic sportsman ran soccer field three years to letter goa treaded a path in intra mural basketball an outdoor zealot diligent skier hunter Hsher and swimmer proud possessor of a new cat wi add has vigor to the U S Marines N-6.1 I-4' ,MJ F' JH- v 4' PALI LUCILLE PASTORE im to road vu , ter in s e at to N eg B lik to c he r ented rumpe be cho emb Com ttee di c u a nerghborly ambassador of endlrness called the roll in meroom 152 is unbeaten at ba minton successfully earned a bowling trophy mmbly knits h o es avs ay proud owner orthand certificates 1 avs artmg in a secretarial o Hifi' VA,-1 Tig xt FLOYD OLIVER Hooks, a congenial comrade . . . managed SHS football team for two years . . . played intramural baseball, basketball and football . . . participated in St. john's CYO basketball games . . . this sports- happy fellow plans to be a spark- plug in the electrical field. JAMES O NEILL ,hm hod rod happy rides around in a Plymouth of ancient vintage perpetual yokester spark plug of homerooms watches stock car races for enyoy ment agreeable to one and all with the remark If you say so will push the accelerator towards Navy days ROSE PALLADINO Ro an artist with the needle tacked a basketball letter to her award list wove many happy hours bowling or at YWCA Sweet hearts Club had a stitch in all homeroom activities her pat tern for the future includes work as a booklceeper .. 6 . V . ll: . g . I' ' ' . l . . . 'safes' p . ,ru - - . . . ' ' , ... I . . ... . .. - It hx ,til . 1 . . . . L Unnxtb. ' . . . - ' 4- ' . if' LA. rl1 X. ,U , a , , ' ' . . . l ' . . . a an 4' career. ' ' . . ' . 'fi 1 B f' ' ' f , ' 9-gl' 5 f - 4.4 M' , . 'QA 1 Y f 4, y ' 'I N' f a I -rr A f i . ,js J. '- CFI ' .PG ' x - ' - Q-' 'u 12 fa , I - I , . ..1 - e p er ' ' vt g dP 'Cl .. . Na f, :Q W H 'H 8 I' . l ' ' I er... ph ' ' A' ,' re r S Ci f ' . . . 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JOSEPH PERNA Pengum the music world is his habitat recognized bs the mel low tones of his sax discovered in the band and orchestra for the past three years migrated to CYO meetings on Tuesdays snapped hlms as a hobby vu try out his wings tn music school JOSEPH Prrz Bruce congenial cameraman dexeloped a mama for photogra p y smashed for scores with tennis team made music with mandolin kindled the flame of the South and the Confederacy pictures photo engrasing or Uncle Sam s Navy after graduation 1' Q-ff VINCENZA PASTORE Nan of the acquiescent nature . . . whiled away many hours playing baseball . . . sent the ball down the bowling alley . . . spontaneous voice in the Italian Club. , , CYO participant is known for her warmhcartedness found await mg a bookkceping position MARION PFARSON Marmn whose laughter exceeds all others iovial ioker slascd for sophomore homeroom as president AA agent and SITC!! agent scintillating Sweetheart caxorted on basketball court her enthusiasm for office m chincs w ill lead to secretarial work JOAN PERITO joanme the flirtatious miss with that come hither look in her eyes a staunch supporter of CYO dances ice skating parties and Bowling Club this culinary champion enioss whipping u tasty dishes an attractive asset to any part of the business world MARJQRIE PHELPS Marge char combine with co operattvehess lent er voice to t,l1q:lJuhiot Choir onstant of Rainbow Girls hvactous vice presidentznf her Youth Fellowship lettered for basketball boosting snared Siren sales aims to partake in office work JOE CF POPPH j 1 the chatterbox nuer at loss for smilts or words a loxal XXVCA Sweethearts member for three tears beat a hasty path through the halls Xearbook bioL,rapher expresses loxe of tlancint, this Las Labsrer hcr tlds a promising carccr in mtr chandisinc ' , MARY ANN ,PAZOS Duqfrfm. pleasant and polite . . . congresated at CYO . . . truly a faithful SILC6fkfdVf. . .swims with ease. dances to please . . . terrifies all tenpins with bowling skill . .. believes that 'A friend is a com fort of life is as set destiny dazed JOAN PELTON jnanme spe Y s enographer pcclmted humerous awards and rpjfates ecyaalty ablorbed in bowling, tennis of swimming nifty nee levwoman fo? knitted fashion! included on honor r roster plans to use her shorthan skill as a top notch secrefafy LOUISE PERITO Lou an ardent Tony Bennett fan swoons to Because of You croons the fact that dynamite as well as good things come in small packages our future con ductor of the hickory stick will teach the three R s in three quarter time ,awk K 9 fe X I . . 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' 2 .I f , I ' A t ' ' t I ' U I I ' U Q ,N 74 I t f ij I MICHAEL POTENZA Putt Mr Popularrts a trtle vue deserved co-Krng Arthur the Black Kmghts tackled a path to pay drrr country for tw varsrtv letters perpetual hdne room presrdent b l me to Boys State testrfies to rnter est rn cqllegg and the sqrdy Of lays JOYCE POTTER 103 brt o honey plus h pepper rntegral par B phy and Lrterary C su ar n sprce of P trca unror Classrcal p nrs Clu s fiery d ater n un furled Sn srcs omp extrao rn ea colle e ,da X RE PRINCIOTTI uddrng Paganrnr S te d SHS concert master debut at N Y Town Hall plays scores wrth Mt Vernon Sym phony honored by performrng before Jascha Herfetz practrce rs hu key to success after col lege wrll fiddle hrs way through lrfe wrth a symphony orchestra K gl GEORGE POTTER G P the phrlosophrcal wrt outdoor sports of huntrng and frsh mg were hrs specralty attended meetrngs of the Stamford Frsh and Game Club to further hrs rnterests proposes the theory It s better late than never vrrll don the Navy blues to replace hrs cap and gown KENNETH PRIBANIC Smrlley host of the vvrldwood bagged small game on huntrng t ps drsplays a perpetual grrn says It s rust as easy to smrle and say Hello as to walk by and ook vxrll be a partner of the Prrbanrc Raffaele Vacatron Resort at Oscoda Mrchrgan LORRAINE PRZYBYLOWICZ Lorz lrvely lrrtle lady lured the Sven to success cheered herself black and blue for the Black and Orange governed her senror homeroom managed money matters for the Sweetheart Club hugs the squeeze box prrzes her long name wrll be come some boss s rrghr hand man 4 f-f J SALVATORE RAFFAELE Sal the mrghty mrte a snappy fullback shouldered homeroom responsrbrlrtres defensrve de mon for the Black Knrghts wrelded a wrcked bat for varsrty baseball team hobbred wrth scrence ace of all sports should clrck as a partner of a lake resort firm GLORIA KEWALK x Glona, ktchr ' Gre amen grft ed at gabbrngdn lxlyrrcal lass'of A Cappglla Chorr prrcrous' courtster for varsrty lglskerball squad swrmmrng and tennrs top lrst of pasrrmes commrt reed for class has nomrnated a nursrng career rn scroll for success 75 'H ARLINE RAY Ar cordrally capable wrnner of three shorthand ccrtrhcates and a pm effrcrent svurtchboard Op erator rn office matchless Year book typrst delrghrs rn base ball rce skatrng and troprcal fish secretarral work comes next lx Q XROBERT R , scf d superrntende ings? for Q senlEF2lass Ky hear by mahy gs he jorlled rn i youth gr p ang pr amura orb l pa:-'lx tr ants c cm ESQ for a aftsvQIk kblrsqiewhen rn wd Bob sfa-'mar d for the a l Jreefhgfiel , 32 X Q, ka 4 QV XS? K 'Eff X MICHAEL RINALDI Make grrdrron gladrator tackled all opponents leadrng to goal of a gold football a svfeater and a varsrty letter scored two ballot box touchdowns as presr dent of CYO and hrs runror home room a Yankee Clzpper fan man hrs future plays arent scheduled yet ANNA RITCHEY Ann bundle of frrendlrness served as Sven agent and also as treasurer of sophomore homeroom vvould love to spend all of her trme dancrng skatrng or bowlrng rnstead she plans to become a servrce or fountarn manager M417 -C JC' PATRICK ROCHE J ROC OF trcrpant on rntramural baseball and basketball teams rankrng hrgh on hrs extra currrcular lrst r e G e rr br e r tongue s b presr ster tr- Bzlly fun lovrng sportster af nh her t rn gol were CYO and YMCA actrvrtres turned hrs baseball channel to Yankee games a college mayor rn physrcal education seems lrke I I' I rench and l gzal Scr thrs u a dy F Clubs Qeam wenty wrl rllu ne so alls of rv as S Cue stadrum star made saw dust of opposmg lmemen as Black Knrght s left guard apt at archr tectural drawrng handy Wrth brt and brace held premrer posrtron rn homeroom ofhces bulwark of CYO basketball squad a college grrdrron heads hrs future parade Ed outdoor enthusrast actrve member of St Marys CYO talented rn archrtectural and me chanrcal drawrng spends hrs spare trme fishrng or huntrng rnsrsts that everythrng rs Too much lrke work looks form ard to a technrcal school All Navy 76 Ron man of many rnterests presrded over sophomore home room meetrngs enlrvened the rntramural basketball team rn hrs yunror year ardent member of the West Srde jokers rkes Hshrng playrng baseball and watchrng the Cleveland Indrans sarls ahead toward Uncle Sams VINCENT ROMANOWSKI Vznme lrkes takrng rt easy beats trme on the drums wrth SHS Band and Holy Name Drum Corps found current scrence most rn terestrng rn school engaged rn all sports belreves that rt s better late than never wr rorn Uncle Sam s Navy after e cervrng hrs drploma LUCY ROSA Lou sweet and charmrng stowed a gracrous smrle generously looked forward to CYO meet rngs math enthuse centered socral lrfe around dancrng datrng drrvrng would lrke to be re rrfembered for enjoyrng all her classes the future rs portrayed through secretarral work PAUL ROTANTE Paul takes thrngs as they come blew on hrs alto sax at SHS foot ball games and recerred a band letter as a reward can be found huntrng when not trnkerrng wrth cars was usually heard repeat mg Okay swell wrll spend hrs future trme makrng auto re parrs Y V , r ' ?Ak:H gli. 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' I' 1 H , 'fl I A , ig. as 1 fi? - ' , ' ,..be- .viiv ' ' . --.f ' ' ' L f r L dxf' :li GLORIA SALISBURY Glona of those endearing young charms can be found watching either stock cars or hot rods racing adores horses and enyoys rid ing here and there her cheery Hi as she roams the halls assures her of many acquaintances will brighten an office in the near future PATRICIA SANTORE Pal, dimpled demoiselle . . . a doz- en bracelets dangled from her arms . . . had a flair for dressing arlatest mode . . , typed at high speed for Yearbook biographies . . . audible advertisement for Wrigley's . . . secretarial work will be her stair- way to success. tx A . ,I A7 l M- xl KX .1 FJ ff- Y -uf1Uc1A QAPIA rp L l IJ Q, ene an poss se . . . ad bxer bit th Ye iiubk b' 0 phi 4, list nkegfalraihv Club . . tlf r I , .-xl Wggbfif P cYo -sgasvuffixfh I . . s X s xc Teenerte's tearrv. . l follows, X wins and losses of N Yankeegix. will head for general office wor .J ELIZABETH RUPP Betty lots of fun lots of friends greeted guests at Our Hearn Were Young and Gay sought information for Yearbook brogra phies thoroughly enyoys read mg and chemistry active in the Holy Name CYO will help to fill the ranks of the nursing pro fession JOHN SABIA johnny reliability personified an efficient Siren agent crammed his club -calendar with Political Science and Junior Clas sical League meetings found time to add the Stamford Aquari um Club to his interests outside of school has fond hopes of attending college JOSEPHINE SABATO Chrckze little Miss Cheerfulness mirthful member of Sacred Heart CYO sparked the spirits of all Sweethearts laughter loving knit-one purl two lassie spornve in hockey basketball and baseball arts Live love and be merry will frolrc in banking and business 1.1-us J Rqt-by LAJCJ- 94 ich- Wu-M T' 'N Q g.g3C-,bk Cx LL- PHYLLIS SACKMAN ri Pbyl date bait a gold star French Club devotee sleuthed many Siren scoops a Biography Committee friend indeed con sistent home room delegate to class legislatures pride of the Political Scientists her wish bone is pulled for college ,rx ilff Wm NPN UTUWL WILLIAM SANTORA B111 our Beau Brummel an is the most important word in his vocabulary the man about YMCA often glimpsed skirt ing around town in his Dodge record rater of Stan Kenton will be portrayed in the future through an art school frame JOAN SANTOS Sirtie, cute bundle of captivation . . . engaging sophomore home- room treasurer . . , enthusiastic rooter for the Black Knights . . . welcomed at meetings of Teen- Timers Club . . . attended evening classes of a secretarial school . . . will answer an advertisement for a secretary. BARBARA SARNER Bohr, pretty as a picture . . . in- jected efforts into Yearbook Liter- ary Committqe . . . embellished. honorcroll . . T'knior songstgr 'in All-Stats Choir . . ,invlgorated 'X our sophomore yen asichairman 'of the Hop . . . supported French and Math clubs . . . college is her lodestone. mx h...v 77 J JNY9 114- 6: gg ' X 3 Cbar s elhcr L. ALAN SCHIMIDT Schultz krng of the crevr cuts the Black Knrght s managrng may esty scepter servrced hrs sopho more homeroom had a vorce rn German Club hrs herght helped hrm hoop baskets roots for the Grants and Mrchrgan State college wrll be hrs next throne Winn r gi Amo rs ser-rirho Y it m school yearsav prles of uctro matrc fanatrc Jr es for Junror rtrcal Screntrst Mb? 7189191 s palprtates the erght er wrll emulate a busy b r r eral arts co ege GEDRGE SEARLES Hart stonevrall grrdman tackled hrs worthy opponents on grrdrron vrrth an rmmovable force called rrme out to hurl the shot put a respectable drstance got rnto a huddle to frgure out agenda for the North End Athletrc Club next lrne of scrrmmage vull be rn the Nawy zn1p1er our gay gabster dark IUDITH Spf IN .1 Iudydrrvacrons mrss I produced Hffrary malerral fgr Oar Gdzfen K 9 Yyr: rag the gamug of homa r om actrvrsres from AA agent to sr presedtatrve found time tq atgent? meetrngsxof Spanrsh Polrtr cal Screnceend Debatrng Clubs A Cappella Chorrster college rs ahfad for thrs future dental hs grenrst ANNA SCHARRENBERG Alrn the serrous scholar com posedbrographres for Our Golden Year! German ,student A plus delr s rn the organ lreves and rt shall be grven unto you known for her cheery Good mornrng capa ble Sunday School teacher seeks a future rn the field of educatron SEYMOUR SCHNEIDER Sey vsrth no lrmrt of amrabrlrty squeezes record collectrng rnto hrs schedule strrkes and spares snared a trophy for hrm as a sopho more the phrlosophy A frrend rs one of man s greatest assets has made hrm a mrllronarre of frrencls college days and rndustrral management come next .VMK QNSCQAEQ Gary 43, p u ar rca inns u er contrr to numer ous rttees e wrce presr d f hrs senror homeroom d rntramural bovrlrng to the lrs actrsrtres brographred for Our Colden Year: stakes a future clarm to college igxejpdfilb-ff 7112-5 'cfs EN SC A Steze captar essmen dexte axophonrst rn varrous b Alben Barkley of the H J Strtt Scrence and Engr neerrng Club maxrmum mem bershrp rn German Club awarts four more years of schoolrng , 0-fe-eff CAROLE SCICLI harred senorrta of the Spanrsh Club collector of those rare and precrous As and shorthand certrhcates gag vrrrter for Laf A Lot Club altoed for A Cap pella Chorr her accountrng courtrng days ahead show lrttle heartache ROBERT EMQBL Vu fplenlhg' ti-persohlalfty 'Eerccum to frrence wrghjl 411' 'N cEN!'tl El'rr,rneerrng Club Y! walua e vorce tyQe13,rrl:bv ' ll 'lkatz allfat badmrruon I J hovrlrnr: modest ahdrt o structron models 5' envrsrons engidng on fhtf rrzon of success av fp' -' 'I - . 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J ,,lKX -' x' MARY LOU SETTE M ay Lou sprrnkled mth sugar n garbed semor players fed ungry dancers at junror Prom audrted homeroom books thrs past year peppered meetrngs of Spanrsh and Players Club vsrth ready wrt trckled the rvorres wrll enlrven am college cam us CHARLES SHANNON Charlze a seldom surpassed schol trrumphed a trrangle of letter awards rn track and soccer encrrcled the honor roll brsected the Algebra Prrze bank book balancer rn the Debat mg Club quadrrlateral of ofhcers college wrll be hrs next area of conquest 6 SONDRA SHANEN S0519 vrvacrous versatrlrty grlded Our Golden Yearr as co edrtor Haunted a flarr for Sven features Debatrng Socrety de butante made the honor roll her second home fluent rn French 1ournalrsm wrll be the key to her d r of success FRED, suertgacon l Pnzt lnpetual polrtrc1a1 double-dutY IIUU on Schpo C03 delmce debator b 5 tlvm over rn the rqifamurals po a s paternal prrde rn hrs rprdge car Our Golden Years advertrsrng sset m rcal school rs hrs prescxrtron fmt suctss EILEEN SHERIDAN Ez possessor of a boundless source of energy Jovral hustler for Siren advertrsrng devotes ler sure hours to dancrng bovwlrng swrmmrng or CYO lends her sweet vorce to St John s chorr wrll be remembered for sparklrng wrttrcrsms surges ahead toward rral work rp M Oapwfffff nz t rg ty magrcran pu ed ver our eyes V pnotrzed Judges h prrze rn Vorce 0 nals peerless pres 1 e relrgrous youth group freq ent radro toastmaster honor roll regular palm lrnes rndrcate college then medrcrne 7.1- an MITCHELL SINIAWER Mztch our versatrle ventrrloqurst relrshes makrng people laugh achreved success rn actrng and performrng magrcal feats vrded hrs many talents between the Spanrsh Club and WSTC thrs Jack of all trades plans to attend the Feagrn School of Drama and Radro 79 STANLEY SIENCIENSKI Stan the man an agrle athlete took part rn soccer rntramural baseball football and basketball was awarded two letters for hrs leadershrp rn these sports enjoys huntrng fishrng trapprng eternally seekrng stamps for collectron future plans are undecrded '- 9 f CAP' .QJ .1 ' I ,yf 7' ROBERT SIMON Bob dashrng cavalrer veeped junror Classrcal League fellow of Westmrnster Fellowshrp avrd Amerrcan Legron Baseballer Assyrran lrngurst rce hock ey fan belreves Who doth not answer to the rudder shall answer to the rock plans osteopathrc career f' JEAN SLATTERY Jeanne short and svseet from head to feet torled for Yearbook Brography Commrttee top- notch bowler and archer Teen vrce presrdent lent a wrll mg hand to rnnumerable home room actrvrtres swoons over Vrc Damones records wrll de crde between college and busrness school sprcgniv - .D A -1 X 's . 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Ends bowl- ing or swimming relaxing... rolls around the roller rinks . . , ever- smiling and gay . . . a position in the secretarial field will comprise her future. f I OBERT SMITH Bob a calculating genius ured in the Spanish Political Sci ence and H J Stitt Science and Engineering Clubs computed an enjoyable personality cast his line with the Stamford Fish and Game Association denotes engineering college as his sum achievement QT wr- 4 We 'R . -Le, 1+ -vs -- ROBERT SLOCUM Bah, nature lover . . . Stamford Fish and Game Association's prize . . especially adept at stagecraft assignments . . . dotes on collect- ing guns and admiring horses . . . shies away from members of the fairer sex 4 . . prediction is for the study of forestry. JoAN ci SMITH joan, our merry cheerleader . . . brightened her homeroom meet- ings as an exec for three years . . . her hobby alphabet spells sports . . . bowling. swimming. and basketball are her a-b-c's . . . her gypsy fortune-teller predicts ofhce work or tap dancing. WILLIAM SMITH Snznti sports enthusiast plus hard playing member of intramu ral football basketball and soft ball teams spends his extra time swimming fishing or sailing Q 'O I I i ! N of f S if shot baskets for the Methodist team advanced Szren sales future plans include the U S Navy 'R 'N JOSEPH SORBO N12 music minded man of the gridiron che vice presidency oft-he Sophomore Choir launched him n melody lane combined tw sears of pigskin pushing with a like amount of singing in the A Cappella C ir this tuneful tackler will a singer of popular son IRENE SOTIRE I attractive miss talented with needle and thread created many fashions in sewing class Year book and Sven writer dores on dancing enlisted in church choir and south activities knows that you live and learn office work is her chosen liveli hood CHARLES SORENSEN Chuck gentleman of geniality drove dull cares away with church basketball group reioiced in automobile racing was bor towed by Greenwich High for yunior year Szren agent of smiling spirit animated Ger man Club adherent destiny dazed between college and U S Navy ALFRED SPATH Af friendly fellow an able AA agent engrossed in intramural basketball found that mechan ical drawing was tops with htm his energy belied his size frown future plans have not been forecast i , ' ' . . . fig- ' 1, ' . . . v - - - w ' jo ' . - . , V V Y' . . . A ' -l f 'V ' ft- Q f - - , imp- 9 . Y . 2 . . l - att, - as -S y h I K I . . L I X V X l I q I . V Y . ' ' ' ' . . . - Q ' ,mv . . '. ' ' I 'I ' 'I - ' ' V . ' ' ' sports enthuse . . . never wore a M A, J t V -. . .- A ... ,, ,' , 1 .-Q ,l I Q r- w v ffke el - - 33.43 ' L - 7 4 ,U.,, ',xiw1 '? hah L X ' e 4 ' 1 - X - 30 LORRAINE SPENCE Lorrie. happy-go-lucky miss . . . an activated Political Scientist . . . alternated for School Council . . . ice and roller skates End her full of fun and fancy free . . . church work charms her . . . proud of her capacity for coping with chemistry . . . dreams of delivering doses as a nurse, NUOLE STADALNIKAS Iwzyole mUSlC3llX inclined played the piano for school orches ra on rosters of Deulrlaer Verem and International Relations Club YWCA faithful guided the affairs of a music club outside of school leans towards classical music says Seek and ye shall find college follows EDWARD ST JOHN The Sami Mr Music bopped his cares away halle lulahed with Sophomore and junior Choirs chimed in on many homeroom activities vocaltzed in voice classes abides CAROL STUDWELL Carol gay gad about snappy Spanish Club senorita coun ciled for sophomore students sacked scads of homeroom offices with a Huck of the wrist integral cog of Interfaith Council next escapade will be college PAULINE SUMMA Paul of the contagious smile helped the Cancer Fund to a suc cessful campaign possesses 80 words a minute shorthand certih cate flirted around on the Ram bler s baseball team a whiz on both the typewriter and piano key by Bop look and listen Xb, HORACE STUDWELL Haney mechanically minded busy man in H1 Teen club and church matters baseball an football enthusiast Mr Fixit chanlcal paraphernalia will be successful in any engineering in dustrial or mechamcal field B PSUTH RLKND' I e h alas not moment often bq rd talk i g about, is las camping or hik in songs of Tony B tt and Les 'Paul intrigue him D04 when you get around to it Iis his philosophy wi boards will soon be banging get around to college or the service away as a secretary next 81 I CAROL SPIERS Carol, our embryonic Madame Curie . . . hlls her hobby test-tube with chemistry . . . does her daily good deed as a Girl Scout . . . a colorful officer for the Rainbow Girls . . . fancies skiing . . . her cure for the future is a nurse's career. OLIVER STILES Dar ardent sports fan partici pated in varsity football and intra mural softball roots for the New York Giants philoso phizes You can t hght city hall' likes to fish bowl or swim in his spare time will exchange his cap and gown for a sailors uniform VLADAS STRIMAVICIUS Walt ace of witticism stormy stalwart of soccer squad meticu lous stamp collector artistically efficient proved to be precision minded in building of models conve sed with an intriguing old world accent contemplates a will encore in music school w- college career of-Vt X ky ,Jr rv' LU 1- l in L I D.. D . . .. I I . . 'r lf : X an X ,, 0- - ' ' N . ' Nil? N' ' O , 2-J V J , u . ' X - ' . ' ' ' ' V ,f A DI M15 A- l 1-L Q- ,N i f . 1. ' kflf' . . . amassed badminton .awards among crystal radio .sets arid' me- S G ' . ' , ' l . l - ' i e. : . A :ji l Q X- . ' ,, ' - B y 1 , ea R are . f is ' if X it t P' A Q ,- , . a ' - - A W . . . o , , . - r --f . y 132' . 3 as 1 t ra, ' . - V9 .. . if 15? ' -f ' ' 'll y - J ROSE TELESCO Roe short n terrghc possessed a yob for every month of the Year book School Councrl mxddle man rn her middle year sopho more samba land senornta m the Spaoxsh Club chef de supreme cursmery thls yumprng lack s next yaunx vull be as a buyer SHIRLEY' TEMPLETON 57.7171 busy as a bee an actne utteevxpman netted letters HY asketball athletlcalls rn clxrled one of the Qvseethearts a Rlppovnam Granger the roster of the junior Classical League vocallzed an Sopho more Chonr vull lend a helpmg hand as a nurse 9- 7 1 CAROLE SX ENININICSIIN Carole pente and efferx escent served the athlenc ofhce as AA agent for tun sears stt of? homeroom reprcsentatnve mcctuncs as alternate attended gather mes ofG1rls Club danced her cares ass as vncddnnz bells sound near PATRICIA TANGI Pat spmted merry maker played the role of homeroom rep resentatrve for tvso years a star of varrous drlves sane mth the Iuntor Cholr put on panto mrme performances made her debut as a lncensed beautlclan whrle a senror IS a beautncxan nov actress next MARGARET TARZIA Honey sweet n lovely always ready and vullmg to help anyone conscrentrous member of the Clrck Club can often be seen studymg photography phlloso phrzes that we should never worry abou trxfles her stars twmkle at secretarral work Ms, a-Qs WILLIAM TELESCO Bzllv young man wlth a horn tootmg a trumpet ns one of hrs many pastrmes an ardent Red Sox fan rn mldst of Yankee rooters not only talks baseball but plays rt tunes up m the Aber deens and CYO ovsns up to racmg pxgeons as a hobby W1 be a dtaftsman or archrtect 4 'J,fff1M7J0f'l' ffwfffiffw am c gud n ose mx ess for ,nr nts play? n hon ln tra n rsh aw to e atrons lubs ad oH1ed by 3 e felrej Qf,...e M V-new ent 5: ne stellar su ymflx h est oigaliiang r capa club e th lllfil 1 Ch hs erm car by hrs a I up sv FARANTIKG Herbze h tty halfback made many a dent ID opposmg lanes football letter and CYO baseball trophv are a fcw of hrs sports awards his life revolxed around the sports world mll be Issued the Naxy blues ln the not too dns tant future ,:Ns.4,.sq I,...:...A-ff Luuff- uvvhcfll ftx.,Q VIRGINIA TAY R Gmm mfry eed woman a ented w f-'AQ a costume desngner dehlxe contnbuted to va1'sn'y'hockey vnc tones convmced that Bug oaks from lrttle acorns grovt proaches Stephen s College for more semng tratnmg 'hr . -f X . 51,51 X VL. 7 V K .V .JV .lx V VA VV VAV J S ,NVQ xx is Q. - . 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ROCCO TOLLA Rocky the razzle dazzle Romeo excelled rn the sport actmtnes of the varlous athletlc clubs be bop musrc tops hrs mterests exercxsed hrs lrmbs by performmg on the JV Football team vu row hrs way through lrfe as a sarlor JANET gpliin 5 jan of tit-,exerrgagrng grmj mm ute taker for r S6phomore home room s mmg dancmg and atteqdmg football gameyg cltptnvate her heart thus dyhamrc Rockette also gave her best to thebrkag squad fondest dream a secretary JOSEPH TROY Lum a second Ben Hogan SI-ISS prrde of the farrvnay aced to obtaln golf trophy for team putts around rn all sports kept the Siren out of the rough as :ts agent twrce harled veep of homerooms sank holes rn one for Student Councrl next wrll tee off xn college JOSEPH TONICZYK Joe sports fan supreme scored hxgh on JV basketball team clubs especrallt The Chlps AC YNICA and the CYO rank hrgh mth hum rates shop first place among school lnterests plans to be sanlxng on a Nam vessel ln the future BARBARA TROY Bolvlue competence and charm combmed her frankness pre dommated blended her vorce yuth Glrls Chonr served as AA agent toxled for Our Cold en Yearr Brography Commrttee enloyed vnorkmg wrth office machxnes the future wlll bring forth a dental hygnennst ROBERT UBALDO Bob feathers hrs nest mth frrend lmess ground gamer rn cross country speed demon rn track lettered rn both sports Latxn lxngurst for jumor Classncal League avxd mterest rn scnence vull wmg hrm through college and medxcal school 4 ' 1 1 J J f-an Q ff' -Y' lr 1' 11 Yi X41 l I HERBERT UNNEVER Herb wrth a keen sense of humor sang hrs way through Sopho more and A Cappella Chorrs found fun m xce skatmg or base a a volunteer fireman Stamford Frsh and Game Club member frequently spned drrv mg Cadnllacs around town future plans are to be decrded after graduation EVFLYN VACCA Hue the very heart f kindness fanned figures of speech IHIO Yearbook btograph porsed pen for Interuatronal Relatrons Club lllle fdele of Le Cercle Fr3I1Ca1S enrollee 1n Children Of Mar her hearty desire to succeed n sdcxology wrll ad her ar 1 I. 1: ' , y I . XA x,,, X 5 ES sk L I K! l lik . 7 xynf, X211 U fs .IJ .y 1 U-. e-- -RX. if u as 9 O - Vi 1 3 I . ' 1- - tow V 'U . . H -:ii .A ' 2--A ' V ' 'r' Ve F' ... l . . . . ' XV h - - 'Z' , Vp A, ' fl, f- Y ,-aft' 1 -1 2 k I A-' ff . 9 I 1 bu... E .f - Z xzylrt - I I I ' ,lj K ' I 2, f' , A Q 'za . S -, ' I , A E V A ,tg A dll' . A . ' W 1 ' ies.1.. lb ll' b--si n r r 'fl A' ' a g tr h rg ,. J J ' D lj2... b .. J' gf' f - ' er. e 5 '. vig l , as it GLORIA UVA Glo always m a hurry sang homore Choir whrzzed on intramural basketball court 1n junior year speedy mlnute taker of Sacred Heart CY O farthful rooter of' the New York Yankees wrll catch an express for secretanal work n er with the brown me 'hasten the Se of n rgor Ita ran m ro w t e of Chrrst bus a o wxll keep h 3 when she IS a t 2 4' CXX DUANE VAGEDES Duane speedy basketeer tossed many a basket for .IV and CYO teams an asset to the JV base ball team follovs the Brooklyn Dodgers to a man phrloso phrzed and practrces A smrle 'wrll go a long vsax future plans are to be decrded TRANK VIESTO Yonge of the waxy harr a fan of all sports bowled along hrs merry way a firm advocate of God helps those who help them selves enroys stamp tollectrng and dancrng a rapt checker player he rs rn a quandary about hrs next move DENNIS VAGINONE Den alvsass talkrng chatters about hrs chemrstrx formulas drscusses sports vsrth enthusrasm concentrates hrs patter on drs cussrng svrmmrng and rce skatrng pronounces Leave vsell enough alone v.rll commurrr cate hrs future plans at a later date X ICTOR VIRCILIO Vfr the companron of fun lrves on hrs sense of humor at home on a dance floor basket ball court or boulrncg alley as .1 guard for the Black Knrehts Vrc rssued a terrrhc bulwark of defense dotes on xarrety lrfe college wrll offer hrm more good trmes P ,Z K '52 N,--4 9 fb pn 1 an YOLANDA VITTI Yo beautrful brunette er porse and personalrty helped her become Mrss YWCA of 1949 a model officer rn her manrfold clubs an rdeal Sven agent also conhdes an rnterest rn bowl mg svsrmmrng and tennrs s e dreams of a future rn professronal moclelrng HAROLD VQSSLER Buz gallant grqrton vorce that nexer farled .rn A Cappella Chorr monopoltzed homeroom ofhces al three years charms many co e scrntrllatrng sportster ne t must flrp a corn for erther college or the Arr Force ELEANOR WACHOWSKI El rovrng eyes and a rogursh smrle cast her spell over Our Golden 1 ear: brographres coquettrsh yunror play usherette charmed the honor roll snappy Sven salesman nurses ambrtrons for work rn the medrcal Held g CARMELLA VOLPE Dolly cheerful lrttle earful pampered Yearbook brographres marnstay of all homeroom ac trvrtres asset to St Cecrlras CYO darlrng on the dance oor armed at and garned short hand avr ard vsorkrng as a recep tronrst rs next ZZELLA rshe by eerful e f t a ro trrbuted t lrcar v the ren n of Invrt O or ophomore o ennett th and dancrn trl lrghts p an o t e busrness world DIKNA WAGNER Df feat fed rn 4 lameo setdng a brogmphrcalsangel wrrprng rn our book of g id perpetual class vngresdn her bonny rards bobbed ul: at Spanrsh In tern onal Relatrons and Phyers lubs meetrggs glrb with an ad Irb ,ur the yunror play t rs lettered lady looks to college 1 N CURTIS WATROUS Monty lad wrth the model A attarned honor roll rn rumor year enroyed playrng rntramu ral baseball and basketball worthy member of Spanrsh Club wrll be remembered for hrs plard shrrts rnterest rn mathe matrcs predrcts future rn engrneer rn STUART WEISSMAN Stu musrcs golden tongue flaunts a Hart for Huterng rooted hrs way on sax and clarrnet through three years of band and orchestra maestro ed hrs sopho more homeroom musrc rs hrs unrversal language and German rs hrs rnternatronal music wrll form hrs future lyrrcs ROBERT WETMORE Bob prrde of the Confederacy staunchly sustarned the Southern revrval as baron of the boys lrng alleys he contrrbuted to the cham pronshrp of the second drvrsron rn reputed for rabrd support of Glenbrook Confederates modest of manner automobrle busrness awarts PAUL WALTER Paul hrs mrnd rs hrs krngdom possesses a treasure chest of knovrl edge Caesared the Junror Classrcal League sat rn the H J Strtt Scrence Club seat of authorrty became our clarm to the Hall of Fame as Western Con nectrcut chemrstry star looms as some college s prrde and rox YN WALTERS ,Mar sprrnkled mth fr kles I nga rtrn vorce t op ore o a Senrorf Chorts rbed r Our olden Yearr B1 ogg Comm tee attracted y otlrghrxyand spotlrghts W contrnue her warblrng at a .musrc conservatory MAMIE WALTERS Jojo the basketball queen presrderrt of her socral club favorrte pastrmes are lunch and basketball rs a record collector marntarns a keen sense of hu mor looks forvf ard to vsorkrng rn a local factory and takrng mar rrage vovxs VIRGINIA WARD Ginny full of pep hrgh lrghted cheerrng squad as co captarn vocalrzed wrth A Cappella Chorr greeted all wrth her frrendly smrle states I am not afrard of tomorrow for I have seen yes terday and I love today thusrastrc about a nursrng career D I me V MARION Wrsrss Maw our lrrtle Mrss Frx rt reparred ravages as Homeroom rep resentatxve patched up Sven sewed up pastrme rn dancrng bowlrng zrngrng rn Italran Center Chorus and sprnnrng Tony Ben nett platters wrll wrnd up as top notch office worker HUGO WELLS Hugh the percussrorr professor added up pornts for an rntramural basketball team knocked out many opponents durrng boxrng season enrolled rn the YMCA and West Mann St Center charges If you don t succeed try agarn musrc school follows DOROTHY WHITE Dome eager to please rrght hand for lrbrarrans as a rumor senror AA collector vnhrzzed dovwn the hockey field sere naded her classmates rn home deco ratron dancrng and srngrng starlet future plans rnclude a career as a top notch beautrcran or as a srnger on televrsron pro- grams 85 'V 34 SANDRA WILKES Sandy vim yigor and vitality football fan class and home room pepperpot rriply trrum phant on varsity baseball basket ball and hockey teams piled up points in tennis bowling and bad mmton Svyeetheart Club con stant will soon be cheered for nursing success PETER WILLSON Wlartea resting rack a dandy sent the members of Political Sc: ence Club home mth a pleasant laughtermath inevitably ends his banter vyrth All nghty clocks a fondness for 2 I5 is future vyardrobe will feature the army khaki ROBERT WILSON Bob the amateur comedian bovyled his vyay to a trophy made innumerable hunting trips betvyeen his fresh and salt vyater iishing excursions . . . looked for- vyard to the 2:15 bell . . . wi salute the future in the armed services. X PATRICIA WHITE Pa! twmllle toes perpetual mofron and Lay emotion at CX O Political Science and lunror XX om an s Clubs lig t as a a loon in the I-'larycst Nloon Ball Finals spirittl soncstrcss yyith the A Cappella Choir teaching ballroom dancing is the btc in hcr bonnct of the future I ,YIYN 'JOHN vc IEN sR1 ll Illfl' on .1 constant merry go round Political Science Club ring master tamed subscribers to cage Yearbook ads enroy ed a sideshovy of baseball football and basketball rntramurals led the parade of ballroom dancers next arena yylll be a tollcge am us N J HERBERT WILLIAMSON X Herbze citizen o the world sprrntecl cross country to see gay Paree urbane Sfren fiewsgetter arrsrocfar of the indoor track team and mtramufal volleyball Set up brvouac at Scout Head quarters will encamp at CoTum bra Universigf MARION WILMOT Mar vrvacious brovyn eyed blonde sang her yyay through Junior and Girls Choir a member of the junior Classical League and Yearbook Biography Committee champions the If at first you dont succeed proverb s e yyill be a future angel of mercy JANET WINTER jan an American beauty rose bloomed into ofhce as rumor homeroom representative os tered flovyery phrases into our Yearbook Biographies shrinking violet at CYO . . . opines A golden smile costs nothing but means a lot! . . . X-ray work stems from medical interests. so QF ,,:.,a -.J 'W HELEN VUICKSMAN Halen CIT'ddlQ9 Ltyyis balancfd c bank b ly! fo El Circulo Castellano ini? l'Ame I room 1yar4 b p tlnngra. Gaycs curtain Cal hgr yyrt parked the Umlmcal c epce C111 b ed the, acl irl rrlki tr ural Slld all a is fygfurrjr' education LILLIE NIAF NWILBANKS Ill constant Lootl humor girl offcraretl as president antl treasurer of hcr homcrooms able AA agent partial to reading and dancing says Cive to life the best that you haye and the best vyill come back to you e 1 cares her future to bcautifying the female 7: 'Qin JOHN WONDOLOWSKI Windy, perpetual motion . . , breezed through schoolwork to gain second honors . , . galed into Holy Name CYO meetings . . . gust of energy in junior Classical League . . . airy collector of stamps . . . indulges in a whim for swim- ming . . . will hop on a college- bound hurricane. RICHARD WOODMAN Woody of the red-hued waves . . . breezed through mechanical draw- ing. , , active member of the CYO . . . spends spare moments con- structing models of planes. trains and boats . . . says, You can't fight city hall . . . quiet and reserved in manner . . . plans include col- lege. .- ' I fr ' 1 1 -L 1' LL' M J. ,1- l RICHARD WOOD Woodeg, the woodworker . . . con- structed scenery for Our Hearty Were Young and Gay . . . lent a helping hand behind scenes . . . framework of leisure was built by the Youth Fellowship, Aberdeen Boys' Club and the Naval Reserve . . . racks up a future in the uphol- stery business or the Navy. DONALD WOODS Whitey, a go-getter . . . pivot-man of basketball games of Recreation League . . . YMCA sportster . . . caddying and football games hlled his sports bill . . . tries to live by his maxim of not putting off until tomorrow what can be done today ff. 5 ..a,we..n, , . til'-f'.1j. ' ' 1. s A N ' .f-J' ..fvv4.X3t!,v...c.,.,'kh' his .NLM . . . would like to study agriculture. I I - . I -.yu 1... efv'f.ff, 'lx' Vi V -V--:h'0VVA ,Inf 4' ft '57 J -11 if W-.ix ff' OMRQMJL' 63+-U at Leu, sw RAOL WOLF ay Mr Morison and Comma er facts and hgures intrigue him copped presidency of new ly formed Math Club an honor student a good sport in Intra murals Phi Sigma claims him as a brother will teach the future about the past ,Jr PATRICIA WRIGHT P with the silver voice strove V ff good government as school council and homeroom representa tive chancellor of Spanish Club fexchequer starred on champion l MYF basketball team warbled in A Cappella and church choirs will combine music with re ligious education EDWARD YATES Ed our crew cut cut up g I sophomore homeroom treasurer admits agility in all sports participated in many on intramural teams member of JV basket ball quintet a notorious demon wisely beckons with eager to s career RITA YANNELLI Ree glamor girl chic fashion plate just adores being whirled around the dance floor blended her voice into the Sophomore Choir bowled her share of strikes and spares some firm will be looking for this attractive efficient office worker ROBERT ZARNIK Bob rich in friends served his homerooms in various capacities a member of Holy Name juniors and CYO created air plane models announces If I had a million Id still be short while working in a bank T 2' ' , CN, Ap ' I V , Ml I at-Ja g- - . - I . . . I X I . 1 l - I tl 1 . I4 t ' df! l 0 , li ' 'ff lp , ' ' ' . . . l Q , , - - l'b ,' 'r' ,I -1 on ice skates'..... the business world . will watch the coins go by f .iff-:fa12?r i-A' -'.- s '. e,. 87 I' .s Sr , ,y- ...ff sa' ,ri i F I 1323 4 Q' A-is DOUGLAS ZEPPEIRO Zip. hustle-bustle lad . . . buzzed around sophomore homeroom as president . . . scurried to collect money for various drives . . . an accelerating SHS bowler . . . zoom- ed around the arts laboratory . . . will make a bee-line towards the business world. PFTER ZIIPPEIRO 7117 the ovs ner of tha! yellow con vertrble boosted Szren sales in his homeroom sent bowling balls and tcn pins flying helped to pcp up the Debating and Po litrqal Science Clubs sas Do it today for tomorrow never comes speeds forward as a future vereg naman FRANK ZEZIMA Zez the sportsmmded type popped manv a ball into the basket for intramural teams bowling was right up his alley baseball rated as his first choice m sports Ambition leads me on says hopes it vull direct him to college SANTO ZEZIMA Sandi good will ambassador quoted baseball statistics and laud N ve 5 . V 1' r Ll' ' - 5 I -,rl bf X' , s' ' s Zin illilemurtam CHARLES VASSALLO our ed the Hanltees without end Classmate, vthose gentle df? plated JV baseball for SHS received trophies for stellar per meanor and Warm frlendhness formance on the diamond in Rec VSOH 21 place lfl all OLII' l162lI'tS reation League and CYO wr be a sea fartng, diplomat rn his Navy blues lOAN 7l RLLL Skippy saddlc sportster tallied with Our I Hur l tr1rcBioi.raphs Commnttec spurred on the Dznfxclnr lgnm and the Rain bow Girls nexcr says neigh to horses dogs books or boats claims a crop of Harm Lauder rec or S will iocltex into position as a dental hxi.,1enist 88 MM jam ,'... . . ..' ,-., 1 iz, ? J f EL 'hiv' i . 5 ' 1 f :YQ 5 ' 1 Wh 1 1 KAN .59 V ,:,i -v -.X 'GMX' 1-ul X Y.. A' My fl ,gy ?' N 'wa 5. s W u . .S-I .xi U Q Ck w ill '5y'f??l -:'-L-f .gags S 9 7 s',f,- xx I If Y IX L xxx ,vi .yXO,,,' , hkxxfx, ' 1 AX . gg. - 1' MIC HAI L B STIICS lx MIRIAM W ANDIIRSI N The Class of 53 Wzll Long Remember rts yumor year vyhrch started off vtrth the elee tron of a lu ely capable team of ofhcers chosen desp1te therr zany fun packed campalgmne, Wrth Presrdent Gordon Murphy Vrce Presr dent Harvey Oleun Secretary Judy Brant and Treasurer Nrcle Wentv orth me garly emerged from the state of Sophomorehood mto an actrve prosperous un1or Class Our frrst event the annual Sophomore Iumor Receptron yy as a happy one desplte the gruelmq handshalunf' rxtuals Lenny Alsops muslc Ronn1eW1tl1erell s and BarbaraDunn s polleas the antrcs of football team and cheer K' Q.. leaders and the rnevrtable S H S punch all added up to a successful afternoon Came the tang of fall and vye drscovered that many of our classmates had out a egrldrron talent We fo nd urday afternoons we vs ere t ot of Steve leoy slay Rrt Frattarolm Bu sc a Z1 Wfe also sam sex eral yu stars shx other athlet1e flrmaments r rl shows ed thetr stuff rn many athletr eyents players and cheerleaders E In the course of the year vt e a qurte a hrt of yumor talent sproutmg e xy arched rl 1 ,- 1' Prerrdent Vzte Preudent Secretary Tyggmfgf NX A , I I I I . . . , 7 . 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L A L . u 1 . l Q . , 'L S' e A , ' r jr . , wa - 5 i l - 1 x X X N A X ' x -17 CORDON'MURPHY HARYEY QAKUN 94 JUDY BRANT NICK XVCENTXVORTH xxnth qxxt 1s minx jumors Ll1DCLL1 t xxax toxx1rcl luturt succtss wr the Hf1r5Qst Moon B111 ftntl xx art imutd xx hcn xxt t lsco cred IU our mldsts tht up 1nc1-tomhag tc 1111 of XX ID ston 1nd Rlrlxxxootl sc. tech ultrs thsc joclxcx progr1m W1 swooclf 1nl XYIIX hlt tht 1OCl1 urvx IX as s1ort1y 1 ttr C hr1stm1s Almost hefqrc xxt lxnqx lf sprlnt, 11111 m ult nts xx 15 mto our junior yu df1LlSlfHL11I1f'1LOLlS thur Wax to tht SH 51' stqgcffor rl Q ofhg to be rcmtm r d .prbscntfltnon of C 1per Bx the Dozeh, x Trmt tontlnuttl to llx ind 'iITl1Z1I1Q1j soon xxt stt out xx :th our hast foot forxx ard lnto tht mx xx h1r1 of tht Iumor Prom As thc cxt mnf' rollttl on xxt rt 1hfQd thit our junnor xmr xx IS spttthlx comms, to 1 Llosa WL clltln t rt l1llL hoxxtxtr hoxx qultlxlx unt11 thit xxon tltrlul unc tl IN th If m 1I'1xLLl tht arrlx 11 of our cl ISS I'lI1.,S 1n11 m ult L1SIl1xL nott of hoxx much xxt 11111 to ht gr 1tt1u1 for to our cxcr hclpful Yes tht C1 1sso1 D 1 m 1dt mtmorablc h1storx XX c. loolx forxx lrtl to our ovxn boolx next yur xx han xxt xx111 h lxt tht spothght' UNIOR P-IOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 1-1 ff xx y 1 Z J ..x Ist Roxx F Sherman I Blrrtn X1 Pcrtll 1 1x11xta R C1.1hr1t11t 71111 Roxx 1 Agostlno 1 Walton, J Tamburrl M PYIZIO B Dunn NI Ranclx B Qontl D Niorroxx 1 1op11no 1rtlRoxx M XX ugncr, R '111W1ULfIs 'X 1,1tu.41o R 1lS1'lL1' R Xlxxthutll 'K 'S X.. 95 1 ' ll' A by V 1 'A . . 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Long Remember their sophomore year The time really llevx We vxallsed bexxilderedly around the maze of hallvx ays misled by the helpful unior guides placed for our conx enience Our first assembly startled us We didnt Ixnoxx there xx ere so many people in exen half 1 class We received little cards telling us xx herc our classes vxcre but alas they forgot to include maps We xxere all cordilly mx 1ted to attend the Junior Reception for Sophomores xx here xxc acquainted ourselves wth the junior officers We went through our first reception line shaking and trembling but our fri ht subsided xx hen xxe saxx our equally frightened friends 1n crovxd Mysterious papers vxere suddenly being flashed around the halls with the accompany ing cries of Please sign m1ne They vxere the petitions for election of our Sophomore ofli ccrs Out of the scramble came Tommy Schil ltr President Alxin Brooks Vice President Mary Griffen Secretary and Sally Herman Treasurer Our next big event vxas the Sophomore party All came out dressed in their Sunday go to meeting clothes We had tons of fun Prerzdenz I ltr Pre 1 lt 111 Secfezary Treamrer 9 A I fi- ' f . , , f 5 X v . I 3' , I I f- S I-4 6:1 M ' tt p - rl ' Q A -5 1, 'i 'I' , Y ills e I I I t THOMAS SCI-IILLER ALVIN BROOKS 100 MARY GRIFFIN SALLY HERMAN ' ' '- is 'r ' ' and the entertainment by the members of the choir was unforgettable, despite some funny upsets. It was the hrst time we had our red and white class banner displayed, and we viewed it proudly. Our first report cards showed us how differ- ently the teachers in high school mark. Many an inflated ego fizzled into nothingness. Then came the Sophomore play, Antic Spring, a traditional one-act production. It starred joby Whitman joy Violette Sue Wof sey Richard Marschall, Russell Doane and Eddie Liebreich. A terrific hit. and everyone loved it, Our last big event of the year was our Soph- omore Hop, The gym overflowed with belles and beaux of the Sophomore type. We danced our feet off and enjoyed every minute of it. We now realized how close we were to being juniors and how permanent our place had become in the big high school. Our Hrst wonderful year is over, but still we bubble vvith more fun and adventures No' They ll never forget us we won t let em SOPHOMORE HDMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES lst Rovv Left to Right NI Havvthornt C Otthionero I' Loiiano 'N Tandet V Brello W Brown 7nd Row Sitily Xiolette B Lusth R Rite ,I DeLto C Rubenstein lx Attanasio M Depompa ard Row L Iaccardo Cuzzupoli R Davis A lxavanaueh D Sabia T Schiller F Warren L Luckett A LaRoehe M Creedon 1 , . V . , 1 a . . . A A A Y, A ' 1 4 ' v v , , 7 1 , , . , nf- ..- .. ', K' I A . ' ', .. ' , 1. W . i . , . , . ' . HJ ..i. Y J ,. Q I A . A , , f , - . , . . , . . . , . . . a- . , , . . , V , Q J . . , . . . . . A - - v - v - y A x . . , . - v - y . , . , . , fn THE OPHO 65 HOME ROOMS 252 - 2111- 255 - 109 2 fl Q66 nf'A,,z .4 x 1 DP N9 if H iff-ASF' fir HOME ROOMS 120- 118 - 209-1 Q.. HW O G9 5 ,fw Dx fm S A fN-:nl HOME ROOMS 38 -105-125-12,1 O 560 D FYR g5'. 1 MORE CLASS 0 4175157 ff ev 'f Mo 0 GMP, I v . 5 V, -K A 0 X 7 7 U 5.19 1 7 'K I. Ta A ,.V 'EQ 4 a' va If fv- Q T HOME ROOMS 13 i - 201-156 - 2413 F H ' 0 A51 F M252 Nil. ROOMS O10 - HOMI. ROOMS 246- 140- 719- 7vfJ- 767 C' qi! 'Pfsf me X-x! fl . STAFF OF OUR pw i 4 N ioo ',,t'!' 1' Eff!! X' - if - Q. 3 . Q i 5 -I-E ' L so Q- F' H. - C v B- Y 4 'BN .. N... Soxivk.-x XII xxx N Axx x NKIIKIQRINHIIQ1, S iw II if KI RXLXN Yx'oNN1'J.at QI'Ii'I'II XII PHI N MSKMH th, I.'J1:f,f t .-i..':tf.': 1 1S.'f,y.1pZwitff l1li'fi'ff.'wf f' 1 If. 1.5 -1 R' 1. B f.ARo1.1i 5LIt.1.r1 Chazrman .Silzbjfriplifnzi 1 X I .. ?f TYPING lst Row. Lett to Right: N. Jensen. P. Santum. B. Mootly. I Corrcnty. M. Lonilmirtlo. VI. Walttnn, MNN KI HY If. Wlxthouslci. Ii. Ciortlon. Intl Rim' S. lioulwl. M. Roberts. I.. Ifrctlcttc. L. Rotthio. M. Linchan, Sit :mfr Cflu1irz11.1n 'l':fv1f1L' Xlfalsh, Kelley, -I. Davis, G. I7cllaci, A. Herzog. T. Ltruilicrc. ul. Sl.1ttcry. irtl Row: L. Mano, S. Hylcin. N. M. Klinzy. G. Reualk. S. Templeton. Ii. Bonind. bl. Hmskiiis. P. Mdthiacn. D. Bolwrovitz. bl. Ii. Kaminslvty. l I i J -- BIOGRAPHIES St-.1tc.l. Left to Right: C. Conlon. D. XY'agner. Y. -lacqucrte. R. Dickerson. lst Rum - C Volpe. M. F.1ill.1ti.L. Sepia. G. Maincro. R. Tclesco lf. lidbicuski. M. XYilmot. G. Mclnichuck. M. Cervenl-ca. B. Manxuano. -I. Guuncri. T. Cauliers. N. Charleston. J. Atllxins. Zntl Row: D Xmas. S XY'illct-Q. F. Maloney. C. Ahhazia. V. Forte, A. Baron. M I.Jl1YL'l'1U.-I. Slattery.-l. D.1xiS.,l. Hampton. Ii. Gortlcn. D. Cilomino. A. -lcnscn. B. Crcctlon. L. Flrrcll. Htl Row: M. Moylan. M. Enright. tl. Himltins. R. Ifrcnch. E. Boninx. IZ. XY'.1chow5ki. S. Templeton. L. Iixory. B. Ball. P. S.ickm.1n. M. Collins. D. Crist. B. Granniss. N. Bull. -ith Row: R. Burke. I-I. Mott. -l. Brmtlcnhurg, nl. Potter. 1. Zurcll. VI. Vfintcr. Y. Vitri. B. Troy. E. Kaminski, A. Scharrenherg, L. Curtin. M. Pcrtul. nl. Contlito. GOLDEN YEARS . . Q 1 X -6. Q S . 3 o- ..-- . .,, 5. . - A SJ. 1: ' I I i' X A . Z. Q . ' V x 1. '- 7.5 k HYBIAN ALSW'ANGER CORINNE GORDON FRED SHERBACOE BEVERLY 'LESSARD Pbotograpbvi Biograpbier Adi erziring Coordzrzamr i PHOTO, ART AND SUBSCRIPTIONS lst Row. Left to Right: B, Cunningham, P. Lasker. UI. Abutc. G. Rewalk. E. Maple, H. Jung, 2nd Row: C. Scicli, J. jacquette. A. Boccuzzi. M. Ccrvenlca. C. Svenningsen. M. Settce. N. Charlcson, A. Jensen. M. Jackson. F. Holstein. Xrtl Row: VU, Ballo, F. Chiapetta. N. Connors. S. Abrams. R. Slocum. R. Anderson. R. Dickerson. J. Kelley, Ii. Gordon. H. Alswanger. Q n is x ' I , NIARTHANNE BUROW' Co-Editor 45' A 4 . YVONNE JACQUETTE Ar! ,IOSEPHINI3 CORRENTN Twins' Us 2 5 T Ni' f EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS lst Row, Left to Right: F. Sherbacoc. S. Shane:-n. M. Burrows. S. Ackerman. Znrl Rout DI. Wlilton, P, Vfcinstotlir, M. lVIcOskcr. -I. Satin. E. Stcigcr. Robinson. R. Tclcsco. C. Rubenstein, S. KY'ofscy. B. Greene. S. Gcobcl. -I, Atlkins. M. Ifcrrig. D. Nuns. Errl Row: B. Bowen. J. Kwcskin. lf. GOFJOD. 5. GCfl7Cf. A. Baron, If. Brown. B. Hunt. J. Corrcnty. S. Levine. I.. liirrcll, If. Mitchell, If. Holsrcin. L. Lopiano, 7 sith Row: F. Eithler. 1. Wienski, R. Ditkerson, j. Potter. D. Karp, R. Annunziato. B. Sarncr, P. O'Gratly. J. Potolicchio. M. Pearson. M. Perrcl, B. Hermann. LFsTER I MYERs Thanks From The Edztors to Mr Lester Myers on vs hose shoulders rested the tremendous task ot the en t1re productlon To Anna Scharrenberg and Bexerly Lassard our rndustrrous coordrmtors To Mrs jane Kmgston the efhcrent su pervrsor of the Edltorral and Typmg Staffs To the Edrtornl Staff who ambrtrously cosered each assrgnment mth ugorous en thusrasm To the Typmg Staff ant the accurate rn structors Janet Kelly and Josephme Correnty charrmen of the senxor and yumor committees To the Art Staff who added charm to our book-drrected by Mr Myers and Mr Mayo Sorgman charrmaned by Yvonne jacquette To Mrss Constance Spahr who gulded the Brography Commxttee and the Co cha1rmen Corrrne Gordon and Yvonne Jacquette who knexx more about more of us than ve know about ourselx es To Nlr ames Keane vsho arranged ap pomtments at the jean Sardou Studxo To Hymen Alsvu anger and Stephen Abrams who he rdtd the staff of school pho tographers To Mr Albert Scher a whxzz at financral matters and hrs two charrmen of the Adver nsmg, Stall Samuel Ackerman and Fred Sher bacoe To Mrs Kropp and Carole SClCll who pushed the purchase of Yearbooks and de lrvered the fimshed product To these and to the countless others a heartfelt thanks for bmdxng together Our Memorles That Llnger P S Specral Thank to N Doxg D Wagner B Crovsley B Zboray S Abrams C Gordon C Shannon M Ep1fan1o G M1ch1e S WGISS man helpers rn the last m1nute rush YEARBOOK FACULTY ADVISERS 108 LetrtoRghr M Sehe Nl ss Spahr Mr So gcman Nir Nlsers Mrs kropp Mrs lxmgston Mr Keane The Meeting of The School Council Was Brought to order with a firm resounding pound of the black gavel and a final frenzied whisper. Oth- er than getting its twenty-one student mem- bers out of a period each Tuesday, the school council had a very definite purposeg for here was probably the only place in school vvhere a student could talk as loud as long and as often as any teacher Typical of the unforgettable incidents which were constantly occurring vias the time when President Charles Hoyt during a heated discussion between faculty and student gin gerly rapped his gavel cleared his throat and in the most polite vsay he knew addressed the teacher with an authoritative but shaky You re out of order Nevertheless this council representing students faculty admini strators and custodians took its duties serious ly To make S H S a better place for all we undertook to study questions from any quarter Problem after problem from soap dispens SCHOOL COUNCIL ers to the marking system, cropped up in each meet- ing, and if we ran out of problems there was al- ways the good old standby the cafeteria If the food vs as O K there was alvu ays the silver noise or the seat S f 2 fl'-., in CHARLES Hoyt mg plan to complain about And if vue couldn t possibly find anything wrong with one of these there was surc to be something in the cafeteria code to revise Besides its capacity as the Court of Current Problems thc School Council did manage to accomplish a few hundred other things bang up open house a great football dance tremendous canteen dances and lo and be hold a new cafeteria code just to mention a few Somehow Tuesdays and black gavels will always remind us of the School Council lst Row Left to Right S Plotmck S Myers G DeMmo B Bowne G Montagnesx C Frncke M Agostmo J Whitman L Snyder S Shanen C Kirkwood Mr Michael B Stecyk Mrs Louisa Harvey Bohn Mrs Edith L Stitt C Hoyt J Pearlman Z Millet J Davis G Murphy W Zboray J Sullivan Mr Dominic Germano Miss Frances Ballard T Schiller F Sherbacoe F Karas I' The Political! Science Club is Ajfectiolzeztel . . . tagged Poly Sei Bi-monthly. Somew here in the region of the small arid. the blustering shouts and pounding table-thumping of Con- fident debators signaled that the meeting of Poly Sei was underway. Sometimes. though, we did let other people do the talking. Guest Speakers were frequent pleasures. and movies not unusual. But most memorable were the panel dis- lst Row, Left to Rightt D. . Calemno, M, Laureno. J. Rock- . 5 , off. P. Lombardi, J. Pearlman, J. Brownskin, M. Anclriotes, zQfif7'f'F 1 , l N. Doig. J. Hopkins, N. Bam- 2 Q ber, B. Lessard. 2nd Row: J. 155. gg , I Brown, D. Karp, P. Sackman, ' C, Schrade, S. Gerber. D. Cryst, iffy? .1 . E. Brown, S. Brown. Y, Jac- li ll' X' querte. D. Nevas. D. XX'agner. R. French Rout B. Smith. E, Heeley. N. Conneors, J. Potter, D. Cooke, H. Jung. M. Pertel. R. Dicker- son, P. Lasker. -ith Row: C. Shannan. P. Eiehler. R. XY'olf. P. XY'alter. Ollieers, Front Row: B. Ball, 1. Wienski, C. jones. .IOHN XVII-NSKI ,t, H. Vilichsman. 3rd 'L ' M in tussions. XY'ithin that small room we debated, argued. Stamped our feet, shouted, and all but threw away our tattered notes-in establish- ing without a doubt our team'S Convictions. From the British elections, to the President of the U. S.. no problem was too big for us to handle. XY'e may not have exactly Changed the ways of the world. but we sure had fun figur- ing them out. be Slogan of The Debafizzg Society is. . . 'QK111' side of any iirgument anytime. uny- xi lieref' 11nd arguments we produced galore .it the hi-riiotitlily' meetings or our popular - -. -Y in V Miss Rita tlelr L ndcr the le ltlerslil or Rj..1:1 the group proed 11nd tiinned the year , 1 .. X Lll .l NNN AM- iw. irl tit de-hates .ind panel dis- l1.1 f.hr's is r s c1.l ii. ix. tx 11.1 1 ixened hy :ht yrtstrite .it tntntj. .1l1.111t1i who re- Illlilleel to I-11'11t11x1te Ill .1 mock dehute R .11-f li Pt5T1iR PASPALIS XY'hen the annual dehates took place, our traditional rivals. Fairfield Prep. and Mother of God Academy. found we really knew our stuff. This year our orators were proud of originating Stamfords nrst teen- age film forum. Ll puhlic service which hrought us into the puhlic eye. The year is over and the ohiectives have been fulfilled - 11 quick mind. a quick tongue. and L1 knowledge of world aflairs. lsr Row. Left to Right: F. Eichler, J. Hampton, P. Paspalis, Rita M. Ryan. G. Vifinsron. C. Shannon. 2nd Row: R. French K Attanasio S. XY'ofsey. P. Vfeinstock. D. Nevas. ml. Johnson. E. Friedman. C. Rubenstein. L. Snyder. J. Brownstein, I. Froehner, D. Rencsko M Bet wind. Frd Row: J. Levine. H. Sehoenfeld. B. Lessard. F. Berwind. S. Stiskin. M. Fertig, A. Bloomheld, J. Pearlman, E. Steiger S Shanen S . . I.ex'ine. P. Brandenherg. M. Perell. N. Tandet. Aith Row: M. Saradiian. E. Heeley. DI. Brown, B. Shavelson, C. Thompson E Sherman .l. Blass. DI, Thompson, H. Klahr. D. Karp. nl. Potter, J. Zieselman, P. XValters. Sth Row: R. Wtalf, S. Abrams, F. Krantz W Zboray li. Sherhacoe. C. Kirkwood. R. Doane. 5. Ackerman, K. Kleinschmdt, R. Marshall. 5 , P E I .: 5. ,-3 ,-. HK.: GEORGE WINSTON reader. Again honors were won in the Eleven Issues of The Siren! How We. . . ever got them out in readable form is still somewhat a wonder! Amid the claclc of typewriters. the mumbling of literary geni- uses and the rustle of lunch bags. someone did manage to Print the News and the Students Views. Remember those large brown bottles of amazing paste? It was a magic sort of sub- stance which began by being placed on the XVe'll remember the corner of the room where we congregated to hash over and edit the monthly gossip. the fun of seeing our own names in print. the interviewing of famous people. the last minute rush to get the articles in. the frantic efforts to get photos. and the endless corrections. The Siren sure was a wonder to staff and to paper and wound up on everyone in the Scholastic Contest bringing added glory to room. S.H.S. ' V- 0 If L LA 6-0 5- Q. Jil GERALD ZIESELMAN LORRAIN15 PRZYBYLOVVICZ lst Row. Left to Right: L. Cipolla, S. Shanen, 1. Rockofl, J. Esposito, I. Sotire, J. Bennett, B. Schoheld, G. Guarnari, M. Epifanio, S. Levine. M. Weiss. 2nd Row: J. Coffrin, J. Zieselman, Mayo Sorgman, John Hughes, Stuart Palmer, Eileen Kropp, Lester J. Myers, James Keane, L. Przybylowicz, L. Capoli, M. Furano. 3rd Row: B. Giuliane, P. Sackman. M, Panek, F. Hollstein. J. Quebe, L. Wahen. xl. Brant, M. Arons. Y. Jacquette, L. XVilson. J. Abate, J. Scicli, B. Bull. H. jung. -ith Row: F. Eichler, B. Slocum, S. Abrams, R. Martin, L. Curtin, 1, Potter. S. Nachowitz, N. Pennington. R. Dickerson, H. Vfilliamson, C .Hoyt, H. Alswanger. KJ in-up -f 4 Our Memories of The Players' Club Wfill . . . consist mostly of hustle and bustle in prepar- ing for meetings. oodles of skits. radio shows. l l and one-act plays. XVe'll remember the big L party. and President Pete Paspalis' trying to round up decorators for it. Most of all, welll recall third periods in Miss Leonards room arguing about the program for the next meet- ing, which never turned out quite the way it was planned. We'll remember-cause we never want to forget. Ask any member and he'll tell you that for fun and for learning about the theater, there was nothing like the Players' Club. For dra- matic experience, all you had to do was drop in any time and you were sure to find some thcspian rehearsing or picking up pointers from the coach lst Row Left to Right P Brandtnburr. Sttrctarx P Paspalis Prcsiltnt Clalxs Ni Ieonard 9 Gerbe Xice President G inston Treasurer 'nl Row F Dithter L Dawson P Xkcinstotlt A Pettx E lrtidman C Attanasio S Vlofses C Eaer Lmans l Xiolette l Dennis Xi Arun: rl Row H lung N Cnnners l lxwtsltin l Whitman S Brown X lacquette l Nl l N Plumcr R lxtil H Vuitltsman D harp -K Bloomfield ith Row R Marschall R Williamson onts crtia Dickerson l Lexine H Nthmenteld l Coxineton I Noxon I Liebreich S Ackerman Sth Row S Abrams R Sessa bieler L Xolet R Yttsclman A v 1 l 1 99 1 .K A . . r. . 1. Q .i fl , ' - 12 - N ' - 5' T . 'x A 'ky 3 I ' - t',: ' Q . '. ' 4, Zin' Q 1 tl' l. . ,.. I. Y' - . Q ti, A . g. v. 'V I I '- f . . . fxqlk' , , Vx . , .'l' . To A Lover 0 mmcztzcs the scene was not new. The houselights dimmed, a hush fell over the audience, and the curtain went up. On opening nights the stage- struck were stricken with stage fright. We could never get over that nervous sensation that the audience was a green monster without hands. Yet all too soon the curtain fell for the last act-then we were assured by the thunderous applause that all had gone well. We'll remem- ber forever the bravo's and well done's of unidentifiable voices, then taking that final bow. There were the flowers for Miss Leonard, the laughter and thanks that followed, and the thrilling knowledge that we were at last sea soned veterans of the stage Perhaps some of us will go on to a career in drama l 1 i .1 f W i 2 A i i lst Row, Left to Right: Gladys M. Leonard, Robert M. Whiting Nell Burow 7nd Row H Jung S Gerber Y Jacquette N Doig, L. Cipolla, D. Mackin, M. A, Fertig, W. Wagner, S. Goebel 5rd Row S Ackerman C Schrade E Colmen D Berry P Kelly. 4th Row: S. Abrams, R. Dickerson, J. Levine, J. Potter N Conners 1 Carmel F Krantz P Paspalis Sth Row B Crowley, R. Sessa, L. Yoder, L. Germano, J. judge, J. Lombardi G Winston bf lst Ron. Left to Right: Rohert M. Xxfhiting. Nl. Agostino. Gladys M. Leonard. Louisa A. Bohn. Norton Rhoades, Intl Roxy: lf, Slwerhatoe. Alton Rhoads. XY. Raymond Randall. xl. Edward Hughes. f 9 L 9 -J, FI GLADYS M. LEONARD S. Plotnitk. The Assembhf Committee Was. . . responsible for Curtain callf Curtain call! This familiar phrase we heard so many times this year. before many programs made possible by the Assembly Committee. Consisting of three representatives from each class. the group not only planned the type of program to be presented. but also arranged the schedules of period X days and the bell system from the office. Wfith so large a group to plan for. and with the yaried interests of the school in mind. the Assembly Committee faced a difficult task. They produced such programs as the badminton exhibition. debates. fellow- ship programs and performances by the music department. The annual events were the sophomore one-act play. football rally. and held day. These schedulers gaye so much of their time to proyide a good time for so many. , . 'QL Seated, Left to Right: M. Tarzia, J. West. Standing: R. Silver, S. Abrams, K. Kleinschmidt, G. Barling L. Presti, Lester J. Myers, B, Kaszas, G. Jones, H. Alswanger. be Click Club, A able. . . experiment, has achieved for itself a niche in-something or other. De- spite this nebulous opening, we will plunge with mad abandon back over the years-er-months we spent scaring the wits out of teachers and pupils with our little flash camera, snapping pictures for The Sirenn and yearbook. We terrified our victims with the command Smile, and gave them the sensation of being totally blinded by our llashbulbs. Our emblem of crossed tripods and flash guns over a Speed Graphic on a field of Varigam will long be remembered-a pretty good device considering we just thought of it this minute. The Click Club's invaluable aid to those of us who seriously contemplate a career in television, movies, or photog- raphy, will long be remembered, with warm thanks for our friend and instructor, Mr. Myers. And our motto we will never forget: We photogs never lose our composure unless we Hub a single exposuref, ra. L. Y gi? D PHILIP BARDES Members 0 be Speakers Bureau concentrated mth courage on the mental command Knees qurt yo re shaken But that xx as at the befun nrng ofthe year There follov. ed then an extensue course drrectly armed at dex eloprng a top notch pubnt spe ueer No stone vs as left unturned xx e made record after record then sat bacle and lrstened to the terrrble vorces shoutrng bacle at us before we realrzed they were our very own record rngs We lrstened to plenty of constructrve crrtrcrsm from fel low members vxho soon devel oped an ear for publrc speale mg A student mrght be compla solrtude mrght come a vorce sav mg, All rrght, now get up and grve us a httle talk on why anr mals have two ears A frrst 3 7. BARBARA A KAN! 3 '52- 1-'i it-W I fl me nn ll. 1-aff! Q1 2 2 Q.. f I f quarter student mrght haxe become flustered and embarrassed fidgety and nerx ous and probably vs ould have mumbled a fevs rnaudrble words and rushed to hrs seat But 1 fourth quarter student ITILFCIY vxalleed to the head OI the class and vsrth the ease and elo quence of 1 Damcl Wfebster explamed Why anrmals have tvso ears The ultrmate result of all thrs vnonderful trarnrng came about onSHS DayatWSTC Wrth expert smartness and vxrt, S H S completed a radro day long to be remembered by every proud stu dent and every loyal lrstener Whether rt vsas for clubs, drrves, radro shows, or just plarn fun, you could always count on the Speakers Bureau and we usually drd lst Row Left to Rrght N Charlson W Granger M Andrrotes B Greene V Taylor B Galrda 2nd Rom A P Wasserman D Berry j Pelton A Vaccaro L Evory A Baron 3rd Row I Chrrstensen Y Vrttr S Abrahms Zerrerro S Ackerman A Sregler 118 v x..J if I I I A '- 'Q 1 I 7 U S - V , A . A V . 1. 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A .xx x xg , .- x ,K ,Vg , X S , 3. 1stRo Left to Rlght B Lessard S Schlager P Walter R Smrth 2 d Ro D Ben err R Semsel J Lovallo P Bardes Joseph J Zdano cz The H J Silt! Science Club, A group of ever enthusrastrc students des t1ned to reach the hall of fame through scrence gathered early 1n the fall As the year began vue wondered what screntrflc research vse would dxscover durrng our membersh1p rn Mr 7danow1cz s club Sclence IS forcx er changlng that s what makes rt fun Before long we had elected our ofh cers Presrdent Paul Walter V1cePres1 dent Stephen Schlager Secretary Beverly Lessard and Treasurer Robert Smrth Wrth thrs slate to gurde we were off vsrth a bang and launched rnto our first toprc Donald Bennett and hrs never to be forgotten talk on V 2 Rocltets and therr Problems follovved by Paul Walters and an rnterestrng dxssertatron on Meas urements 1n Astronomy lg i PAUL WALTER x Q7 x ENE Ai Our meenngs have been supplemented wrth many hlms on screntrflc toplcs among them Synoptrc Meteorology jet Propulsron and The Ghde Bomb Along about the mlddlc of the year we made a trrp to the Amcrncan Cyana mrd Company There vterc startlrng d1s plays on hght and color wlth the cmpha sts on the spectra scope The laboratorres vuere most fascrnatlng the vshole world may be affected wth chemr cal phenomena produced here Last me explored Neva York and xts marvels the Amerrcan Museum of Natural H1story and the Hayden Planetarrum from the tangrble vuldlrfe exhrbrts to the celesnal bod1es far out rn space beyond our grasp All of us felt excrtcmcnt for the future W, : . , . , . . . . n w: . n , . , . , . , . 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Smith. B. Sarner, R. XY'olf, Michael B. Stecyk, , I . S'-' 1 .. 1 . f rl RAOL XWOLF The Walter Farrell Math Club? Wfluzt. . . kind of extra-curricular fun and learning can we hnd in that? Well. we found out in S.H.S.'s newest-the Math Club. XY'e planned the agenda with such activities as talks on various aspects of mathematics from invited guests. Wfe launched a fund whereby books were purchased to enable us to get new slants on math. By the end of the year we had all become Einsteins on shortcuts in math and the use of the slide ruleg practically no problem was too difhcult to crack for at least one of our terrific brains Our new club. with Mr. Stecyk and Mr. Conlon there to supervise. knew never a dull moment. The club has been named the Wlalter J. Farrell Mathematics Club in honor of the well-loved teacher who retired last year. XVe can be proud of it as another one of the contributions to life at SHS. innovated in the golden H. -A I 'C 1 T il.. A . --...... ,a-L... -LlA,.,f ..,. ,.-..-.,.lL.,.,,.l..,,.'..,...l,..l1 5 tv x N 'fi u . R xv, G 0 , . I 1 X fi lst Row. Left to Right: S. Schlager. H. Jung. Edna Riortlan. M. Pertel, Lf. Jung. 2nd Row: J. Zurell, J. Lehner, E. Bervvintl. B. Larsen, L. Snyder, A. Petty, B. Schofield. L. XY'al1en.,l.Quelwe.M. Bervvintl. A. Scharrenberg. 3rd Row: G. Kamper, I. Christensen. R. Koufmann. R. Oltsanen. M. Vetter. D. Renslxo. N. Stadal, B. Drenckhahn. 4th Row: E. Buchs. S. Schneider. J. Carmel, R. Silver, S, Vileissman, L. Germano, R. Bock, . fp 'A I QJJMA. if Q ,dw -4-1-JV 1 r . K euiscber Verein Came To. . 'xfoeuim X1 J order at the polite command, Bitte die Versammelung in Ordnung zu kommenf' As Stephen Schlager called for order strictly German style, we settled down to a meeting of fun the German way. Christmas is a big day in all landsg and Frank Eichler. a true German exchange student, described Christmas in Deutschland. Quick on his heels fol- lowed Steve Weissnian. and his small all German orchestra who played with the Bohemian twist. Then several beautiful renditions in German were sung by the Doris Day of Deutscher Vereinfl Ursula Jung. And no party would be com- plete without refreshments, at least not in our club. Plenty of pfeffernussen and Marzipan were served. CYou cant pronounce it, but you can sure eat it.D We wound up the year with Cyou guessed itb a picnic-and more of the y .-,MII UA.. f-nf. f nf-nf-.n.1f.r-Q w,z,,i,,fjL7 QQ-mfff R 'ff-:J- v .. 90- 9 l vw 4 .1 ln. A STEVEN SCHLAGER ll Circulo Imlimzo Started Of To . . . a snappy, fun-packed year with the election of jim Guarnieri, John Romano, Mary McOsker and joe Labbadia as ofhcers. Variety is the spice of life, and the Italian Club differed from our other clubs by holding its meetings not at school, but at members' homes. Meeting at homes enabled the members to be served home-cooked Italian dishes and to take part in the singing of Italian folk songs. When spring and fair weather came round the bend, the club met at Signor Palmieri's home. Here on the lawn, with music floating on the breeze, we relaxed and danced beneath multi-colored lanterns. Maestro Signor Raoul d'Este Palmieri II was able to say at the end of the year that his ubambinosl' had gained a better understanding of Italian culture, besides having had a good time. 1st Row Left to Right: J. Uva, J. Sabia, L. Ferretti, P. Buchetto, R. Howe, F. Parrino. Znd Row: K. Beauford, J. Labbadia M McOsker Secretary Raoul d'Este Palmieri II, J. Romano, Vice-Presidentg J. Bennett. 3rd Row: B. Arancia, P. De Preta, S. Scinto, C DeNocenzo N Sansone C Caporizzo, M. Cappiello, R. Aulenti. if? -, -C 3. Ai The umm' Clezsszcez! League, on . . . Y Q S Thursdays after school, we lifted our voices C and covered our earsb as we accom- PAUL WALTER panied 'iAmericai' with words that sounded like Te, cano, Patria .... 'i Our country may not have profited from a musical point of view, but we profited from learning how many of our customs have come from the past. Weill remember forever the discussions on customs, foods and eating habits of Ancient Rome. It's no wonder Cleopatra killed herself! Then came the surge of drama, a short skit presented with true classical dramatic ability. We're sure Ceasar must have turned over in his grave. After the Christmas meetings, there followed a rush to the cafeteria where the club found refreshments and a grab bag awaiting. After a little confusion, the members found their presents, smiled for the birdie, and thus closed another calendar year on Latin and liking it! lst Row, Left to Right: J. Kweskin, I. Froehner, M. Forget, M. Perell, J. Brownstein, 1. Hampton, D. Wagner, L. Evory, B. Shavelson, V. Dash, E. Vacca. 2nd Row: E. Brown, B. Lessard, J. Quebe, B. Greene, P. Walter, N. Doig, R. Simon, G. Barzydlo, L. Wahen, D. Morrow, S. Weissman. 3rd Row: R. Anderson, C. Shannon, J. Wondolowski, J. Sabia, Dr. Mathilda A. Koehler, Sponsor, F. Parrino, J. O'Meara, F. Eichler, R. Wolf. 4th Row: S. Templeton, C. Thompson, G. Murphy, L. McGourty, J. Potter. 1, .,, War we - Le Cercle Frmzcczis Wfil! . . . be among the memories that linger longest. Perhaps it was the humorous confusion of the first few meetings. or the way we struggleel in French more fractured than feasible to get that first motion passetl and secontletl Procltleel on lay our own Mrs. Antlersen. we even managetl to get out a valiant Hour' or non at the proper time. However. hy the time Christmioopsf l.e liete cle Noel rollecl arountl. we were all se.1sonetl veterans. Perhaps it was this very session that we remember lvest. The party marked the clay of initiation for newcomers. The hoys sheepishly tlonnetl hright retl hows while the girls betlecketl themselves in weirtl heatlgears achieved by pulling beclragglecl silk stockings firmly over the head. YX'e laughed. in French of course. and in true senior su- periority venturecl an occasional good natured Tres bien. Of course there were the trip to New York. memories of Jeanne DlArc. the packages to the Genois family. the cake sale. Take your choice-all memories of fun with a French accent. Corznvxri Goiznox fy, ....- . lsr Row. Lett ro Right: I.. Lopiano. R. Mihal. M. Salveta. E. Brown. K. Jones. IZ. Harvey. G. Feltltmose. P. Gortlon. D. Cryst. N. Plurner. A Magraurh Zntl Row: E. Dichter. lf. Steiger. E. lirietlrnan. C. Gonlon. N. Connors. J. Kweskin. F. Ifichler, S. XVofsey, T. lfmans. sl. Rotkrotf. irtl Row. Miriam XV. Antlersen. Sponsor. P. Sacknun. D. Karp. M. Hawthorne. P. Lomhartli, l. Froehner, 5. Daniels. Il. I3.1YlS.IE.xv.lLCL1. li. Russell,S. Brown.Cf.Schratle.B. 5.1rner.R. lirenth. 'ith Row: B. Nilson. P. Lasker. N. Tandet, M. Perell, B. Graniss. R. Vonegitly, Y. Jacquerte. M. Herr, Z. Birren. S. Ackerman, D. Piper, F. johnson. A Slbmzisla Club Member. . . deserved more than a penny for his thoughts because his mind was a dazzlingly brilliant mint of ideas from one gay month to the next. The Spanish are by nature a care- free and happy race. and our club was no exception. The year started out with the election of ofhcers and each ensuing meeting began with Joan Rockoff's brisk Attention, Naomi Doig's roll call. Janet Thompson's precise minutes. and last but not least Helen Wicksman and her dig down deep method of dues collecting. lWe all had some Scotch blood in our Spanish veins.J Los meses followed in quick succession and our varied activities became memories instead of anticipa- tions, beginning with jose Greco's Spanish Ballet in New York. Our mouths water land our eyes tear a little 9 when we remember the spicy dishes served to us after the show in that gay Castellano restaurant. XVhoever said girls are made of sugar 'n spice forgot Spanish Food. X Maintaining the top standard of this hrst event, and high- lighted by the Christmas party and La Pinata, the year sparkled with fun and hestas right up to the Final adios. RICKY ROCKQJLF R, ' if l S 5 i m lst Row, Left to Right: J. Rockoff, H. Wicksman, Anita Murray, N. Doig. 2nd Row: B. jangto, E. Sleeper, M. Sette, J. Lodado, B. Kasas J. Dennis, J, Mafkwafd, J. Brownstein, J. McNulty, C. Egers, S, Gray, S. Tulk, J. Biollette, B. Shavelson, B. Fumega, S. Stiskin, D. Wagner 3rd Row: J. Potter, S. Zboray, G. Lorenzen, K. Harding, J. Levine. P. Zavtas, J. Plonowski, B. Brod, G. June, R. Gerecht, W. Brown L. Wilson, L. Wallace, M. Burrows, G. Konrad, J. Covington. 4th Row: R. Crocker, S. Abrams, D. Bennett, R. Marshall, R. Smith L. King, R. Dickerson, H. Backman, 1. Zieselman, R. Sessa, L. Soloff. IQ 0- 1 ,L+ a s 4 m1J A Bigger And Better O7'Cl76SfI'6l . . . in 52 was prophesied hy Mr. Randall fully a vear in advance. Sure 'nuff- the l952 aggregation was prohahly the hest ever, All the musicians helped live up to this well deserved title. hut there were several outstanding players. Our own Sal Prineiotti shone forth with his violin and earned his plate as eoneert master for the Connettieut All- State Orchestra. During the course of the year. the SHS. orchestra played at the state rnusie festival at XY'insted. and in the Arts for Youth Series. The junior highs were fortunate enough to hear our virtuosos. XVe were proud of the versatility of our orchestra. as their repertoire ranged from the he-bop to Beethoven. Row, l.eft to Right' Ki. llamidlo. Nl Naratliian. K. Cook. Nl. liassett. ff liner. S. Princiott . . . . . J . . , C1 D'Apr1lls,,l. ll.1ssell,S. XYeissn1.1t1. lt Newt. l linthetto. l1.5lL'L'lNCl'.Al. lerna. R, Tihhets. R liarrer l Row: l'. llu-shes, ll. f rawloril, l. fhilils. l'. Rotante, 5. klenivins. N. Stadal, l.. lerretti, I.. Alsop A Coletto. XV, li.1ne.Y. liragoneli. I.. Hensley. Nl. fox. l.. Kiahrielle, XV. Raymond Randall. D, he A Cappella Choir Lee! A. . . Y Q N r 1 ' x P' - I gala and happy year from the hrst timid notes of auditions to graduation. I ' ' 1 , . . . S . . ,ll 1 . , ' The school. as a whole. became acquainted with Choir during the holiday Ji. t X v . - I 1 . N. vprosgrams. Everyone felt festive after the annual Carol-singing in the hal s. jf, I L t U t . .1 ' V N Our stars really shone forth at Grand Central Station where they pr igittd . ' 5- J a Christmas program. Even lvusy, hlustering New Yorkers stopped to ten. s Xllfith Mr. Randall to lieew them in time and Miss Pfielfe tt' ' -n them in , , l K ll l x tune,-the choir sang their way into he of e.1t'l1fangl ey ildemlver of the ' ' , . . . . . y .T ,I 1 v , N metropolis of Stamford High 5 ' 1 . J, fy CJ ,I . Q. ly ,fy M.. i il x l f ,ff p fy lst Row. Left to Right: Elfrieda Pfeiffer, . alton, e R 'ML artinffg onetta, E. Sleeper, U. Jung, F. Meehan, M. Daly . C. Maynard, D. Sogan. Beaufotd, J. n . , M ters.4i. 'lt, .. emski, B. Hunt, Mr. Raymond Randall. 2nd Row B. jangro, D. Bowen. D. Epstein, D. Xwagn , . ' . I ns, bl. ayfq V. Saracco. P. Wright. C. Scieili. M. Lins, D. Myers G. Rewalle, B. Sarner. 3rl Row: 1. Swan C. , . 0 d Q . . l, VL Lopiano. V. Ward, P. White, E. Church, C. Malizia Z. Birren. C. Studwell. Sweda. J. Kelly. S., aiteri, F. Marsch . -Eq5R0XK'f J. Sorho, J. Mehan, P. Barber. T. Grasso, J. Truglia li. Berardinelli, S. Razzaia, W, Ballo, H. Corsi, L. Sledge, 1. Wienski. . Roberts, H. Unnever, H. Vossler. 5th Row: R. Hermann Nw il' .'Ll'.:f'.5Q:r . Xxx x' XJ I N 'SIN X EJ A. l.atuzoi,.S. Speer, 1. Mhschall, D. Iglesias. L. Yoder. A. Martin. F. Caputo. R. Brown, J. O'Leary T. zzi, F. Kaminski. L . - f TDvCvv-1, uw i Tg,1lXrY1l55D6cJjNf-V+ l tru fqiwif' 'L be Sophomore Choir is Never. . . content with just singing. Practicing six and seven part music was all in a dayls work to the ambitious Sophs. and it was no time at all before the performance of Ballad for Americasl' drew rousing applause. Wfith it all, the group found time to produce a really great quartet. Accompanied by their own class veep, the rolicking group set many a student to humming and foot-tapping when he should have been studying French. Looks to us as if the Sophomore Choir has become a permanent fixture at S.H.S. lst Row, Left to Right: L. Loglisci, B. Buttery, S. Wright, E. Bisacca. A. Pellicci, R. Hyslop, V. Bruno, A. Buttery, H. Walker, F. Wfarren L. Luckett, W. Brown, R. Walker, I. Graham, B. Dickersen, A. Cackler, E. Gardner, accompanist, Mr. Corliss, Director. 2nd Row D. Capoli, S. Sessa, P. Conetta, F. Perna, R. Landi, A. Fuda, M. Losnick. A. Brooks, G. Hawkins, D. Ralph, T. Mescall, R. Aiello L. Labrie, P. Hagan, M. Grilhn, A. Vagnone, P. Price. 5rd Row: J. Hicks, B. Moss, L. Rembish, E. Rutlenfeldt, J. Winslow, M. Nadrotoski P. Tims, J. Ingram, M Carpenter, M. McGoldrick, C. Ochionero, S, Tornatore, M. Hagan, J. Johnson, M. Ryan, S. Williams. .-I' . a l -- ,..-l M .4 L .. A l lst Row, Left to Right: 1. De Martine, G, Milone. E. Robinson, B. Dunn. M. Yfilmot, P. Brothwell, G. Smith. B. Giuliani. C. Melfi, Elfrieda IZ. Pfeiffer. 2nd Row: -I. Vdfinslow. E, Berwind. M. D'Andrea, C. Lovello, C. Antonelli. 1. Davis, Sheridan. M. Lyon. A. Vlamis. H. Melonalcas. B. Troy. Erd Row: 1. Ferguson, A. Meehan, E. Kaminski, V. Dash, D. Tripodi, D. MacLeod, A. Allard. M. Berwind, D. Cryst, E. james. To The junior Girls' Choir. . . we can attribute the ripples of music which rode the hallways every day during second period. A choir of junior and senior girls. de- spite the lack of masculine voices. supplied the A Cappella Choir with plentv of stiff compe- tition. Competing with the A Cappella wasnt the sole purpose. The members derived a valuable musical background in both choir and vocal selections. At Christmas, the choir gave a sterling performance. then went on to match that record with an entertainment during Music Wfeek. Many aspirants to the A Cappella and other higher institutions of music can remember with pride and a little gratitude their prelimi- nary training with the Girls Junior Choir. fl-if X 2. X234 fa. iQ.: in Q, A SE px-We fi IIHII I -Q Seated Left to Right Mr Booleer Miss Altshuler Mr Baggs Mr Hill Miss Ballard Mr Neuvuien Standing Mr Rhoads Mr Locltcry Charles Hoyt Mr Kemp Mr OMeara Mr Kuczo ATHLETIC ADVISORY COUNCIL The Athletic Adxisorx Council xx as estab lished in I9 17 for the purpose of determining the policies of the school regarding its athletic plans Under chairman john Briotgs the Athletic Adxisorx Council vi as composed of the prin cipal the superintendent one member of the faculty thc physiccil education directors the cmching stlff and the president of thc S H S bchool Council. This compact team li is guided and directed the athletic program at S.H.S. Since the Board of Education has agreed to take over the hnunciul deficit. 11 more efhcient method for setting up the budget was estab- lished this year. The little. forgotten jobs that are so neces- sary to the smooth running of our teams have been taken care of by the A.A. Council. VIOHN C. CAMPBELL STADIUM XE, 0 h 4:4 j 62, 1st Row Left to Rrght M MacLean M DePompa N Carlson V Totrlas J Totrlas D Capolr S Capazzo B DeLavalle 2nd Rovx D Hardvall G Gonngs C Apgar M Genrrle D Rosnc T Cavalrer Y Harrell P Thomsen 3rd Row P Robushr L Birch P Boms E Olsen A Farrell M DeLawalle J Ingram Ss CHEERLEADERS In there prtchmg pullmg pushnng every b1t as hard as the players we remember the cheer leaders Frfteen spmted lovelres headed by Nan ohnson and Gmny Ward Allahed and Rah rahed our boys on to vrctory In trme of defeat pep and v1gor never farled A snappy cheer an enthusrastrc go get hlm and the team was on 1ts feet An mjury and they were Johnmes on the spot To a superlatlve prece of vxorlt they added grace and charm Wrth a smrle and a Thanks we'll remember the cheerleaders of '52 TWIRLERS Remember a sudden flash of srlver, a streak of whrte, as mto neva came our hrgh stepprng S H S tw1rlers7 Wrth remarkable prec1s1on they marched paraded and twrrled much to the delrght of therr apprecratrve audrences Nelther mud, nor snow, nor ram could dampen the Splflf or Workman sh1p of any half trme extravaganza Before our very eyes, vue saw flammg batons tw1rled wxth perfectron Such were the rewards reaped from long hours of trarnmg and unfa1l1ng dctermma tron wi T229 ,RY lst Row Left to Rrght N johnson V Ward 2nd Row J Hopkms J Brant J Smrth D Berry 3rd Row B Hunt J Tamburrz C Howard I Chrrstenson 4th Row F Agostmo E Trms M Ranek Z Brrren L Przybylowrcz 54 A5 fl lil 137 ' fn Q r 555 .lgv QA: AV ? . 0 tb T- U U A I 5 'lx I -.' EJ 9 ' X y gl gg . - L. 1 it . 1 N A ' ' ' . . 1 fe . N f - 24-,rfgpas-1-ga V jy if'-'iii 5 Football fans waited excitedly for the king of sports to arrive. to see the Black Knights again become the power of the held. Stamford started off by winning its opening game from New Britain 27-0. Then the Kuczomen were set back by Hillhouse, 27-5-1, and 4-7 1 4 5 ua - M C' i Ansonia. 7-20. The Black Knights were again numer- ically behind. but won a moral victory when they were edged out by White Plains 13-21 in the most exciting game of the season. Wfith a powerful onslaught, Stam- I ford handed Central an overwhelming defeat of 18-O, ' 'F' V then toppled the Hardingites, 32-12. Norwalk became l7iF7W7f W' their next victim with a score of 15-6. The Stamford Y' 1 J team became unstoppable and crushed Hamden with 1 ! -' , . . . ll '. ',4Z!M a victory of 26-0. The annual Thanksgiving clash with - ' 2--'ff-'fa'? if f i 'V -W F f f I 1st Row, Left to Right: D. Goings. S. Smith, R. Fratterolli, F, Caputo, W. Austin, J. Gross 21 A. Morin, G. Searles, A. Martin. R. Keeler. 2nd Row: Paul Kuczo. Coach, F. Oliver, R. Gorton if.. R. Fischer, D. Stiles, J. Dodds, M. Rinaldi. M. Potenza. T. Boccuzzi, S. Greenberg, C. Hoyt ' 5- l 3 -f .,oo, - 4 SRE? 1? 'I' Q? T QQ -1, Fairfield Prep was played before 2,000 spectators, who saw the Black Knights put down the power of Prep with a score of 13-0. The noise, the thrill, the nostalgia of that last game lingers on. At the annual Dinner, Mike Potenza and Ronnie Gorton were awarded the Robert Mallozzi trophy as the most valuable players of the year. Donnie Goings and Charlie Hoyt received the trophy for high scho- lastic average. Patsy Tarrentino and Donnie Dahlgren were awarded trophies for outstanding playing in the Norwalk game. The School Council dance honoring our athletes spotlighted our football team. Our Black Knights didn't have to win any titlesg they're still the greatest in our memories. Gibbons. Jack Lockery, Ass't. Coach. Walter O'Meara. J.V. Coach. 3rd Row R Omeluk Amato, G. Black, J. Romano, D. White, L. Meno, J. Marrucco, D. Alexander S Butkoysl-ty Viggilio, L. Hardvall. 4th Row: J. McNerney. D. Dahlgren, H. Teller IN Wentworth, Tarrantino, W. Westhill, H. Okun, S. Raffaele, W. Sabia. X ,OO. ,Jr ,cog , 3' to - 1 1,1- .: 4 x V 'I Q Tj ...A V Q' '-5! A... I C . H fu i Kid ,F J x Lf' wh' '-1,0 ' ...f AY-2- ,I ,gg ff Q . ,..w v I 71? ' 'M . mx W , 35: VW I , h A! Fl! V 'sf 1 41 I I 2 r v X J I W, 1 vw -v ' ' , 7 7e,'Qr 'Q Y ' MA -1 Q. xx A .af ff - f s 352.- f f Q.,- ,5 5, Q I Q, N, pw. f ' . ,f X . ll , 51. 5 . if A -I, i I A '- Q Q l ,Q -ta , 4 1, 'LA- x4 , 'wiii 1 . - ,iv-rj Q 3 P F f al- ' or Jura 32 . W 3546, Q j'l5 WM ky Q0 1 ' R f 13 'fn BAS KETB LL Swish! And another basketball season was well on its way. With long hours of practice behind us, we found ourselves faced with all the best teams in the state. And when the end of the season drew near, we took a look at the record. We didn't win all our games, but the enjoyment of playing, the experience, the knowledge that we had learned to take the wins with the losses, was worth the time and energy we so ungrudgingly gave. After every game, win or lose, Coach Kemp came into the locker room and told the fellows that they played a good game and that we were sure to win the 1 next onef' lt never seemed to come out the way we planned it, but you can bet we were all in there fighting. Even Mr. Kemp, on the bench, jumped up and down, yelled words of encouragement, and fought right along with his boys. Sure to star in every game were Big john Gross and Hermie Alswanger. Not only did they lead the team in scoring, but they always led the team in heart and spirit. Nor do we forget Pete Loughran, the play-maker and hustler of the club. XVe'll always remember them as a team with Eght-always in there trying-al- ways firm in upholding the honor of s.H.s. lub 5. ...iq ,QA 1 . fins -. ' 1 lst Row, Lett to Right' S. Butkovsky. J. Marrutto. R. Scalzi. A. La- Guardiad. Coach Paul Kutzo, bl. Gross. P. Loughran. D. Dahlgren, V. lfragomeli. Ind Rim G. Craig. D. Actousti. I.. Meno. R. liratterolli, XV. Russell. R. Keeler. S. Raffaelle. lst Row, Left to Right: A. Baker, S. Schlager, XV. Zboray, Walter J. Selg, R. Fitterman, S, Greenberg. M. XVagncr. lst Row. Lett to Right Nl. Zieselman. H. Mott. L. Curtin. D. Miller. Ind Row' ,l,Vozzella.Nl.lfpif.1nio.G. Mainero, B, Giuliani, Rockoff, P. Satkman. BASEBALL SQUAD The '52 baseball season brought the usual thrills and enthusiasm. Returning to the Black Knights were ,lohn Gross. hard-hitting hrst sackeri Pete Loughran. at the hot spot. and the mound: the pitching stat? of Bob Scalzi and Donny Dahlgren. and Dick La Guardia. catcher. Sparking the team to further victory were joe Marrucca. Richie Fratterolli. and Steve Butkovsky. This top flight combo etched its place in our memories. CHESS TEAM Our Chess Team will remember switching from the chemically vile smells of Room 364 to the delicious odors of the teachers cafe. Practice was held in the formerg real matches, in the latter. We'll never forget winning the hrst match of the year by a shutout, a feat that no S.H.S. Chess Team has accom- plished since l9-l5. The Chess Team carries with them many moving, memories of the '52 season. FOOTBALL PROGRAMS What is the most important thing at a football game besides the players and the hot dogs? XX'hy the programs, of course! How else would you know the names, positions. signals. and old-time rivalries between the teams? To a group of journalism electors went the job of producing such a pro- gram. a source of information and a gal- lery of pictures. For prose pertinent to the pigskin pageant there was nothing like our S.H.S. football program. .,- YYWY li: gi --.f-Y v3.- ,Z E1 4f ls 6. R. G. 1g Y TRACK TEA After that fateful demon, graduation. caught up with most of '5 l's state champion stars, Coach Ray Booker spent '52 discovering and developing new ability for his track team. His squad consisted of a few veterans and many embryo tracksters. As ever, the peren- nial spirit was brought forth as the boys helped one another to improve. Our famous state stars still in the running were Bill Zboray, jim Condito, Tom Grant and Frank Caputo. These boys formed the nucleus of our new team. t Row, Left to Right: J. Pham, J. Mensky, J. Sellecl-c, I.. Kresmary. J. Condito, W. Zboray, L. Herold, L. Cookney, R. Squires Tratlway. Znd Row: Manager R. Darling, R. W'allstrom, A. Lorenti. D. Iglesias, C. Sharman, T. Grant, J. Montenegro, D. Piper Barret, H. Richter, Manager R. Evory. Std Row: Coach R. P. Booker. Captain T. Wright, T. Buacuzzi, N. Crews, C. Crews Searles, 1. Cunningham, J. Hancock, F. Caputo, P. Booker, C. Fisher, S. Spears, Manager L. Cvermano. .Q B' K -3 :L .. OCCER TEAM c' V M Q52 - , 5 'iw I .1 ..LJ .4 0: r' Xqqg 7? lp- 4 f' ' R F' 4 llxl, 1 4 i '- I nz 1 vi ' ' - , If. . .5 , - - . l - . 1 y ' ' y , s ' -V i . 0 i 3 A fl J, X K4 S 4, i 1 ' ' ln Y ' f U v o in V ' f .t M Y, , X. st Row. Lett to Right: E. Sasis. R. Silver. R. Selletk. T. Sttiilley. li liisairiu. A. Platkowslxy, Ind Ron: H. Corsi. R. Jackson N. Apospores. vl. Broun, Co-captain C Shannon. O, Hollstein. lf. Peterson. Coatli Ray P. Booker. , s , R - u-. x '11, f-llll.-, J a-l'Qv'J, ,l 's 1 Even Soccer players have memoriesf Though we might like to forget our record for the season. we do happily retain the fonder memories that mark a day on the soccer team Athe htis rides. the Ford. even the dotighntit shop in Fairlield. Then during a game with Peelisliill a teammate was politely asked to leaye the lield for calling the umpire a Hhlind man. Nope. we didnt win that game either. -I QX J u Despite our record of three losses. five wins. we wound tip second in the league. Upon Close inspection. an interested fan will certainly discover that the reason we lost as many games as we did was heeatise of penalties and missed penalty shots. XY'e may have lost a few. hut there will always he the memories. the friendships. and the ftin. , n :j'I: 'l 93 CROSS CCU TRY if D0 as l ' u XC' K 11 4 zxrxy Dx 1 F7 J2'V?f 7 , sb. Q of ,Q ZS v v lst Row, Left to Right: XV, Maine, J, Verrilli. S. Razzia. H. Hurry, ll. XX,llll.lfllNlJf1 Ind Row- R. Barrett, Jamieson XV. Harvey. S. liramhunt, H. Crawford. R. Vbaldo. ini Row: Manager Rav lfvory, 'lf Grant, CQ. Resler, Wismaln, Co-captain 7 7 7 J W. Zboray. U, Powers, Co-faptain J. Ciandito, X, lellittione, f,o.1tli Ray l. Hooker. This year Stamford High came up with its greatest cross country team in history. lfxem- plifying teamwork, Coach Ray lioolters har- riers came through to win the Fairheld County and State cross country meets. Then after a long trip to Vermont, Competing against the best runners in New England. they brought home the second-place New England trophy. Led by Co-captains Jim Condito and Bill Zboray. the S.H.S. aggregation bowled over all opposition as they Consistently won by tre- mendous seores. Zboray, himself, won eight straight dual meets. SHS. and its harriers can be particularly proud of the title State Champs, as few of our previous teams have obtained the champion- ship. The teams only loss was to St. BenediCt's of New jersey. BASKETBALL Our bevy of basketball beauties is sure fire proof that basketball and girls go together. Our squad of twenty-four girls was strong competition for Darien, Mil- ford, and Fairfield. We had not only a basketball team to face all oncomers, but our own specially trained officials, time- keepers, referees and score-keepers. There just wasn't any way a gm Lcould beat us we had yrarzdtgpinv. f f , ,f .ffhll ,J fbfi 1. I L' ' T I' Il -0 ,1 fL i cf V ,,, 1 . If yr, VOLLEYBALL With new and sudden enthusiasm, volley ball descended upon S.H.S. The players put on demonstrations displaying the various skills and tech- niques of the game. This year there was no volley ball team, but eager and en- thusiastic groups Cnot only just girls, but boys as welll which aimed at prepa- ration for post-school participation in an exciting, healthful school sport. SOFTBALL Batter up and play ball was sure to bring the girls' softball team hustling onto the diamond. The men can't domi- nate everything, and our team proved it. The boys had their joe DiMaggios, but we had our Josephines. If Mary Jane Hagan couldn't fill the role, no one could. Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk-we took 'em all on. We didn't have much to worry about-not with a team like ours. ' 4 1 l lst Row. Left to Right: P. Hanrahan. P. judge. R. Vonlfgidy. S. Wilks P. O'Donnell. J. Donovan. M. Hagan. 2nd Row: Florence F. Altshuler E. Coleman. I. Scicli. P. Peet. M. Neliores. L, Frances. C. Ashley. E. Tims 5rd Row: H. Mott. R. Dickerson. M. Foss. N. Swetla, V. Nward, M Ranek, B. Granniss, Z. Birren. -I. Brandenburg. J. McTigue. lst Row, Left to Right: R. Dickerson, S. George, R. VonEgidy, S. Wilks, J. Donovan, P. Judge, J. Brandenburg. 2nd Row: H. Mott, J. Sementini, G. June, U. Jung, J. McNulty, L. Francis, S. Gray, S. Bolton, J. McTigue. 3rd Row: P. Brandenburg, M. Foss, Z. Birren, M. Ranek, P. Peet, C. Ashley, J. Scicli, P. O'Donnell, C. Studwell, V. Ward. lst Row, Left to Right: J. Donovan, S. Wilks, R. VonEgidy, P. Dugan, J. Sementini. 2nd Row: S. George, C. Ashley, S. Bolton, J. McNulty, L. Francis, P. Peet, J. Scicli. 3rd Row: Francis Ballard, H. Mott, 1. McTigue, M. Ranek, P. Judge, V. Ward, Z. Birren, P. Brandenburg. MTQG li Left to Right: G. Arndall. J. Mari-award. L. Dawson, J. Dennis, J. Grisko, B. Mcliaige. D. l-lartlvall. B. Nau, B. Butler, K. Attanasio, D. Rosie. lst Row, Left to Right: B. Deicke, S. George, C. Ashley, L. Wahen J. Quebe, J. Donovan, P. Hanrahan. 2nd Row: S. Munns, L. Francis K. Attanasio, J. McNulty, N. Bamber, U. Jung, S. Wilks. 3rd Row Florence E. Altshuler, J. Brandenburg, M. Hagan, D. Wagner, V. Taylor P. Judge, M. Pertel, H. Mott. lst Row, Left to Right: C. Studwell. S. Bolton, G. june, R. VonEgidy, S. Sementini, C. Ashley, M. Foss. 2nd Row: H. Mott, J. Lehner, U. Jung, L. Francis, 1. McNulty, B. Larson, S. Gray, R, Magalnick, J. McTigue. 3rd Row: P. Brandenburg, N. Sweda, Z. Birren, M, Ranek, S. George, P. judge, S. Wilks, J. Donovan, P. Peet, P. O'Donnell, V. Ward, J. Brandenburg. 7' CHEERLEADERS Again something new-this time the junior Varsity Cheerleaders. To our saucy senior squad we added twelve pert sophomore girls. This hand-picked group of lovelies was coached by Babs Hunt who spent many hours showing them just how it's done. At every j.V. game, our IV. cheer- leaders were there to let the boys know we were right there rootinl for 'em. O GIRLS' HOCKEY Hockey! The word holds many memo- ries: the rush in the locker room to ob- tain the best stick and least-battered shin guards, the cool, bracing airg the sound when a stick hit a ball solidly: the shouts of teammates, the pounding heart and tired legs after a particularly strenuous afternoon, the wonderful feeling of playing as a part of a team all working for the same goal. BADMINTON Look at the birdie go! And the S.H.S. badminton players were off to an- other fine season. About fifty girls re- sponded to the announcement of bad- minton intramurals, and also put on a fun-filled badminton play dayn with Greenwich, Norwalk and Darien. The grande finale was a tournament in which the top S.H.S. badminton play- ers proved their prowess. ilin Pt elest Shooting St Irs -1 jumping fines O-1 GIRLS PORTS A sound mind in 1 heilthx bodx c n best phrise our recollections of the girls sports program at S H S If vue vxeren t hileing off to the Jewish Cen ter anticipiting a plunge in the dingerous deep of the pool me xx ere bueleling on shin guards and fumbling xx ith hoeleey sticks in an effort to get to the held on time Gr perhaps vie were the less actixe ty pe xx ho preferred bowl ing at the Center while nibbling a Mars Bar or a quick game of ping-pong over yesterday s gossip. To all of us 2:15 meant the beginning of intra-murals. Baseball badminton archery hockey-with everx' season a new sport. XV e learned to work. to play. to be an important member of a still more important team. Dancing Hoopsters Digitizing Director BOYS' SPORTS Nothing to do after school? - not with a Physical Ed program like ours. Intramurals of every nature-football, volleyball, horseshoes, soccer-all for just the coming and gettingf, Every afternoon the gym, the fields, the dia- monds, were a picture of seething activities as shouts and swats and thuds filled the air. Leave it to the Phys Ed Department for something really different. During winter months, while everyone else was freezing, the fellows could take advantage of the six-week swimming program worked out with the Jewish Center. In the gym our daring young men flew through the air hy way of ropes and rings and springboards. Even ping-pong found a place on our busy program. If there was a sport worth playing, we played it at S.H.S. I -v Xt Bathing Beauties HI Balancing Buddies Batting Birdies in P 'K ,Z -Rf Lfii 1 ', and 311 L f j is ivl MQ, W? riff, - ,- 20- '1 A? if . L ,S S5 pr! Wh.. 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'4 I , . , Y ' The Conde Nast Pub11caf10ns Inc Lunxx Lxx Ho und P rxs VOGL I C LANIOL R X OC LI P KTTERNI BOOR X OLIL E PAT1 ERNS I HL LONDL N -XSI PR1Nb 162 ' up Gr-' 'ich N ' rk I. on A ' HOUSE X GARDEN SEE IT IN PRINT The proof of the pudclmg rs m the eatms, and so lf IS yuth our prmt shop work Regardless of mmor mrshaps the spxlled trays of type and the unt1dy accrdcnts mth prmters mls-our busy hands helped rn operatrng the school Lets see we were responsxble for posters calendars programs and oh yes all the trckets and schedules for sports events Our sxonal touch Too bad we can t do the report cards We d be sure they were grade A letters from top to bottom COURTLAND SERVICE STATION G J FERRARA Speclallzrng rn Veedol Safety C heck Lubrzcalzon Pzc upandDelwery Wafhzng Polubzng Telephone 48 8904 TOP OF NOROTON HILL 1143 East Mam Street Stamford Conn C omplzmentr MOORE 8. EPIFANIO Complzmentf ROBERG S STAMFORD S LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE 33 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn RICHARDS 81 JESSUP CO INCORPORATED FOUNDED 1907 Heatuzg Ventzlatmg Sheet Metal Work Plumbmg Rooffng AzrCondztz0nmg 615 Mann Street Stamford, Conn 163 ' A signs in the halls and the library carried a really profes- c 1' 4 A ' - . . of . k- . - . -i . . I of ZANTOW FERGUSON Inc DI HIOND9 U ITCHFS SILVER!! ARE JEU FLR3 Orz nm! He zzfqzznfcrr F mpfvzcf r ff! WM H JONES DRUG STORES 11 11 Pmonts wl STAMFORD CONN STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL RINGS Phone v 77m W 84 J SLOANE OVER A CENTLR1 OF FURNYISHIING NLXT TO PALACI THhATR12 59 Atlanuc Street Stamford Corm AMERICA S HOMES R1dg,evw1y Shoppmg Center Smmford Conn Compfzmczzlr 0 the STAMFORD RESEARCH LABORATORIES OI THL AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY 164 ,G .E wt. 015.7 - I ' o o 1' A ' I ' 4160- 1 A-11-i 11 427 Main Street - 188 Bedford Street 1 f ' f A for 4 'Y A 1 1 1. ff 4 y I , 1 ' 4 U T I I ' 4 . 2 , . . Y V' 1 ' 9 SNAP CRACKLE CLICK Somethrnt, new has been added the students of S H S are about to become glamorous moxre stars not for NI G M or XX arner Brothers mrnd you but rrght here rn our Alma Mater The photography class has undertaken the brg, productton Lrfe at S H S Tmce a week a crew mth professronal technrque and equrpment has filmed us hard at work rn our classrooms labs and shops The object? A fascrnatrng ptcture record modern Amerrcan h1g,h school a real ltfe record of Amerxctn youth rn actron SKIPPER RESTAURANT and BAR GOOD FOOD D7 Mun Street Stamford Conn SHERBY S STAIIOXFRY am1OI'I'ICF SLPPLIES PARI Y FAVORS FREFTIAG CARDS TOYS S9 Be lforl Street Stamford Conn SAMUEL H SILBERMAN Inc RFAL ISIAFE IINSURAINCE 459 Niarn Street Stamford Conn C 0 m plzmenfr NORMA HOFFMAN BEARINGS CORPORATION STAMFORD, CONN 165 ,X A. - - ' Q A ' t A ' 2 , . . . g Y' -it . 1 - - V , , . , 's - Y ' qv ' 11 I a ' ' ' TX t f' V f v ' X I , Q L V . , - ' and an excellent publicity medium to show the public a K 1 I ' r' 1 . 1 ' N ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' -' 't L , , . , . . 1 ' . -4 v Y W A - , . Of .. QQ L-Q 570 XY'esr M.1in Street Smmfurd, Conn. TAYLORS LUGGAGE, LEATHER GOODS, HANDBAGS and GIFTS Aurhorized Agents for OSHKOSH THVNKS AND LKGGAGE A110 Olber Nfztiomzlly Arfz cfIi.rc'd Gif! Ilcmr Telephone 48-9670 4128 Main Street Stamford, Conn. Bef! Wzfbef to the CLASS OF 52 NTER PRE 82 GAY STREET STAMFORD CONN THE SPELLCO PAINT COMPANY To Preserve Your Dxploma Have 1rFrnmed at STAMFORD S ART STORE Amr! J Matcrml Cemmzc SIIIPPIIEI Fzrnzg Serzfzce Szlk Screen Phone 3 4393 544 Mann Street Stamford Conn Compliment: of FAIRFIELD PROCESSING CORP DANBURY CONN CE SS i A..-'.k . E we I THE QUEEN s ENGLISH College Boards bother us 'Xlo Slree XX e vu ere blessed mth Nhss Fax rao who Luc us thrt extra little help that mattered so much After school exert Tuesday and Thurs dax mthm the walls of 707 eager anxlous and nerxous students set about the task of preparlnt, for the board exams m Englnsh As the b1g dat drevt near the classes became larger and longer Then on that March lb back ln 57 we faced the boards mth just a lrttle more conhdence and 1 lot more knowledge grateful for the unselflsh dexotlon of a top notch tutor TELESCO FUEL and MASONS MATERIAL CO STEVENS Inc FINE LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS l E L E S C Al Ready Mzx Concrete Maxam Supplier Phone 4 2 390 M1010 C041 153 Bedford Street Stamford Conn Servmg Stamford and Vrcmxty Srnce 1915 THE COLONIAL CADILLAC COMPANY JACK G MAUDER Prefzdent --gfk Telephone 4 6759 741 MAIN STREET STAMFORD, CONN 'I67 ? Q u , t, . . - V 1 . tvt . A t Ll' v ' ' - f.' .t .' . ' ' 5 A L A L , 4 I Y L .Q Q --' .,1 ' ' ' f 'f-s-A-ff v ,Y . . y f , 1 4 ' ' ' 'U fx - - ' . , . -. ' . X . I I I . 1 . Q , . , , U . .. . . ,, 5 . ' 9 nl FEDERAL FUR CCDMPANY, Inc HATTERS FURS and TEXTILE FIBERS Post Offlce Box 10 Danbury, Conn. CO UI I.IlIIiN l'S Ulf I - X li! CAN YOU READ? Remtdral readrng max be rn rts mfancy but thrs new rnfant of cducatron IS geradually makmg rtself heard The whole rdea w as thrs The puprl who had drfllculty wrth hrs readrng no longer recened farlmg grades or mrssed the pleasures derned only from great lrtcrature Specml classes were dcslbned to ard the pupll rn what ex er phase of llngglrsh he needed The murders of Mac beth the my stery of Srlas Marner the adxcntures of lx an hoe were at hrs fingernps rn specrally edrted classrcs Once skrlls were developed and nnterest was aroused all phases of school work became easier Complzments VUONO CONSTRUCTION BRENNAN GAFFNEY COMPANY and DICHTER E GAYNOR BRENNAN FQTABHSHED 1900 Telephone 4 3197 MELVIN M DICHTER 217 Bedford Street Stamford Conn ATLANTIC .IEWELERS C0mPl1me'1ff0f A LEO P. GALLAGHER A 314 Atlantrc Street Stamford, Conn FUNERAL DIRECTOR 169 A I QA ,' P . A . . V - .4 I -4' . ,e' ' V ' - 1 1 . ' . 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Of I he had only me frvnflcr to cmquer If SPIFIIS roam abroad thns land of ours Danlel Boone s must be a slightly d1sgrun tled ghost mdeed For lf IS not w1thout a touch of enwy that th1s great Amer1can pxoneer must contemplate our present day fronuers fronuers far more numerous far more challenglng than those of hls tlme Instead of a wllderness today s p1oneers haxe greater more dxverslfied fields to conquer ln lndustry medlcme rellglon and government For each of these has seen many brxght achnevements whxch m turn hase served only to open up new fron txers of un11m1ted opportunlty for new generatlons This IS your Amerlcan herxtage It IS also a challenge a challenge that we of an older generauon know w11l be answered by you w1th another Amer1can herxtage ploneermg spxrxt the finest name m bmdume Y LE TOW E YALE ed THE YALE 81 TOXVNE MAlNLFACTLRING CO STANFORD CONN 170 L L 1 0 3 v . ' I , v v - . ' ' I . . . ' , . Y, . 7 . . s 9 . . , . . , . . . Q s 9 V ' , ' , 4 y 4 0 0 a ' is u register Node mark V , , . . , l ' l .- , l . SOPHS MEET THE WORLD When the new S H S recruits arriwe each year they are gixen the opportunity of studying the world from start to modern day ln the XVorld History course a study of the four Cradles of Ciulization shows the dex elopment of history from pre historic times up to Wforld Vu ar I In the story of man the story of the world past and present unfolds before their eager eyes understanding the troubled world of today and every graduating student will profit by this required sophomore c ass C0mPl1menff0f THE HEALEY BUICK CO FQNDA GAGE CQ Inc BUICK SALESami SERVICE Phones 4 6744 4 6745 STAMFORD CONN STAMFORD CONN GRAVES 8. STRANG Inc Phone 3 3181 556 CANAL STREET STAMFORD CONN Two long established business concerns serving the territory with quality materials for many years COAL FUEL OILS REFRIGERATION BUILDERS SUPPLIES and HARDWARE PAINTS FROZEN FOOD LocKERs AND CABINETS SPRINGDALE ICE 8 COAL COMPANY Phone 4 6173 943 HOPE STREET SPRINGDALE, CONN 171 v I . D ' L - v v y Y Y 7 7 ' f The growth of civilization is an important basis of A V ' , I 5 . Y I Y. . I . 1 . P O ol o . . a ' , . I 0 , . ' 1 7 Best ll '5bes I0 Ile A S 5 THE ATLAS PGWDER C0 Stamford Conn REVQLITE C L ' O F 19 5 2 INDUSTRIAL FINISHES I I l AL.. GEOMETRY S ALIVE To the naugator astronomer and avxator geometry rs a dom nrrght necesslty Somehow that complrcated sys tem of trrangles theorems and axroms put together the great burldmgs brrdges boats and busses of our adn anced ClS1llZ21I1Ol'l Lxttle drd the Greeks rmagrne that thousands of years later therr system for layrng out property near the Nlle would be used to map and plan the hemrspheres of the t1mes msh they had made thrngs a ltttle easrer for us poor confused geometry students C omplzments TH CHAS H PHILLIPS CO Dlvlslon of Sterling Drug INCORPORATED GLEN BRCOK CONN ,Nasal Krafhcrs, fur. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE XX STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT Complzmentx of M I L L E R S ONE HOUR CLEANERS 524 Marn Street Stamford Conn THE MICHAEL HOFFMAN FUEL C0 OIL OIL BURNERS OIL BURNER SERVICE 100 Southfield Avenue, Stamford, Conn 173 7 Y. 7 7 I 7 V - I . K . ' D I 7 . I 7 I Y 1 world. We have nothing against the Greeks, but we some- , . . ...- 1 Of , . O U Q U O 0 . Q , . Q C 9'v i 6 5-5 'Sb LaMIM.1Ll! mfm, wnnr rn LAMINATED SHIM? XX e d luke to haye a mckel for every trme one of you nel hbors of ours has come by our bulldmg on Umon Street and said XVhat on earth do you suppose a lam1 nated shrm ns? X ou certarnly haye a rxght to know because about 160 of your fellow Stamford xans work here And vse d lzke you to know So here goes Ex er play ed cards on 1 table that had one short leg? Remember hows you folded up a prece of paper to put under the leg, to make the table eyen7 XX'el1 you ll probably bc rcllly surprised to knoyy thu you sure, usmg the paper as a shrm Its sort of a spacer a srmple way to make small ac curate adlustments They re used a lot ln machmery But let s say that after y ou put the shrm m place that the leg rs then too long So just lnke any englneer would have done you took out the paper and tore off a few of the extra folds You see your shrm yy as lamnmled that IS lf was made up of layers of paper XVell we make lamrnated shrms too only they re brass or steel and they FP nor often used for card tables LAMINATED SHIM COMPANY UNION STREET GLENBROOK CONNECTICUT 'I74 ? ' BH LISTEN' Lou adays we haue classes rn Musrc Apprecratron Ex cryone lrkes musrc but one has to learn to apprecrate rt In our classes of M A me were acquarnted vtrth many types of musrc some practrcally unknown to the lrtter bug jazz krds at S H S Wrth the ard of a prano an organ and a phonograph yye learned how to lrsten an art practrcally burned mth prrmrtrye man Now we ltnoty that George Sherrrng 1S not the only one who plays the prano and that there are other people vt ho play the y 1ol1n bcstdes jack Benny We have acqurred the abrlrty to apprecrate real musrc CONSOLIDATED FUEL OIL CO VICTORIA BARBER SHOP fo, p,-Omp, gm me Doxnwrcs DI MLRO Prop l'UI'L OIL SYRXICE AROUND THF CLOUX Telephone 3 6092 9 Canal Street Stamfor Conn 752-I Hope Street Glenbrook Conn Ladle! and Chzlzlrc I1 5 Ifdlf Cumng a Sperzalty IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL GRUNBERGER Inc Complzmenls of jEu ELERS R E R S Offtcral Watch Inspector New Haven Rarlroad Park ROW Stamford Conn SP6'L'IdlAll671lI071 611671 lo S H S Studenlf 193 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn Tha' llorld It Your llyslar Dept To the Gradu rtmy, Class of 1932 we offer our best vs rshes for great success The world 15 your oyster comrng to you rn cans and easrer to get at than ever before You have only to want the oyster and be wrse enough to operate a srmple can opener Allegorlcally speakrng there wrll be some among you who w1ll groyel on the ocean bottoms to gather the marrne bu alwes whrch wrll be purchased by one of you a food packrng nndustrrallst The salesman of the class w1ll barter the product for cash to your future restauranteer and be prepared by the chef who eyen now tmkers wrth food Fmally the oysters wrll be consumed by the good looking boy among you who marrred the ugly grrl wrth the S20 000 000 00 Yet the one who drgs rn the mud and finds the oy ster may well be the most successful, for he rs happy rn hrs work and has found enjoyment laborrng close to the rnexpensne pleasures of nature 9 THE DINER 67 WEST PARK PLACE STAMFORD, CQNN 175 5 ,,,rg-an--s-:V U-1-.J H: 4 i fl- , V I 3 .1 ' -' O -1.' 51. x - , fl 1 ffl-' .1231 -Q , 'ggi r, NA V . . . . K. 1 4' . - ' ' ' ' I1 V . . v Y .. - . ' , L - H yr 7 . . ,. . . 6- . . . . . . , , V ,ZA A .V , 'N v , ' ,Q - 4 , .1 N W I Y V r 7 . . , I ' L , . V v' ' 4 ' ' , t . . .. . . , ZLLJ ' ' . - , 4 4 .. 5 . -. I , tl, . r , . . 1 . V. . I . . FU , Inc. , ' 7 ' .,,, . , . I7 1 :vu ' j I I 'os 1 Y , ' u Y Y 9 Y , Y y Y . Y Y , . . Y y , . . . . . . v . Y . . , , . . 1 Sfluvk Jncarparafwi vc ORLD 5 LI ADING MAAUFACTLRER E C T S H A V E U15 Z14c'sfSl1azf114g Instrument nf ,411 311445 Stamford, Connecticut 'k 1 3 T T of E L R I C R S 'A' P7'0fl1lCillg AMERICAN BEAUTIES Have you ey er wondered yust what IS the srze of the ayerage h1gh school glfl' Stat1st1cs galore are 1n the hles of our omnrscrent phys1cal ed department so let s lourney to the gym and find out Here we haye II the ayerage g1rl xye1ghs 171 pounds and has lost one pound durmg the school year She IS hue feet four and one half rnches and has gown a half 1nch smce the last measurement If you dont match the ayeraae mrss dont worry It takes all types to make our world of gorgeous pxrls at Stamford Hrgph GLENBROOK LUMBER Complfmenff 81 HARDWARE CO LADDIN ROCK WAYSIDE Phom 8016 FURNITURE sHoPs Inc 60 Crescent Street Glenbrook Conn 725 West Ma1n Street Stamford Conn C omplzmentr TWG FATHERS 177 l'T!E.41l.-2' -- 2 .u cl 156- .if BUSINESS SCHOOLS OE RECOGNIZED STANDING 8 COURSES - Executive Secretarial Stenographic Secretarial Business Preparatory Aecountinv Elementary 8: Ads anced Selected Business Subjects Accelerated Summer Courses Open tw elwe months in the year All work of College Level lI1dlYldL1ll Instruction in all major subjects Voc mon ll Guid mee and Erce Placement Seruee INTER ANX SFSSION DAX OR FVFNING cm Moe, srxi ePox RPQLIST THE MERRILL BUSINESS SCHOOLS ESTABLISHED 1888 1 1 III H11 mes lll NURXX STANFORD l 1111111 I 15111 IILII INN! If Ifli S11 . . . e , D 1 . . N I ' ' I A J c LL. L. . 1 ,. y A ' 7 , A . Y. I i N . . I . i . lQ Q C 'f ' ' E l I ' A A 1 W A A I V. W I 1 C I K : ' f ' . f 'I'r.i1iug for .SIlt't't'.YX ' X' .. SOI 'Alli .S r ' 9' Xhnslmiraurmi Sure-er 60 Strawberry Hill Phone Iv-MH. Phone 5-14-H .' rum i tr I1 uf on ' irn .1 L 50,111 0 if nc.: irm .nn Jef . 'J iam: Shllilfi 0 llJilll'X.Y . L' Jon 5. L. ...Q DOCTOR SAVE MY RADIO' Does your radro shrrtk and groan Irke a dy1n2 ghoul7 Call 1 doctor from our clectrontcs chss to explore the complex structure of an a1l1nQ electronrc mechantsrn A nnal LIIFILDOSIS 1 quttlx excrsron replacement of the dr seased put brrng drttmttrc resurgence of lxfe Cnrcutt by crrcurt Carl E Matson led us throutzh the rrddlcs of electron1cs X11 book work Iogxcal reasonmg and orderly procedures The hrehltght of the year cdme when a rtdto was no lonacr ct mystery Hftrd work pard off In tht thrrll of bernsz able to rcyrtalzze 21 deftd set BOB S SPORTS S T O N E S SPORTING GOODS THE STORE for MEN and BOYS Sp Ortrwear Tenmx G O A rclnery Badmznton TEAM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 69 Atlmttc Street Stamford Conn TCIGPIWUC 3 1176 STAMFORD CONN Complzments MAGAZINE PHOTOENGRAVING DIVISION MCCALL CORPORATION STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT I79 , . , , C' 'S ' P ' O A . s X T . . . f ' . . ' 1 . .R . I V y U .N 4,4 ' A '. ' . I , I v ,I Ay I 1 L y L D I 'v,A Y v, C I . I I . I O . . 0 If . . . . . A V , . - , . Of Established 1892 Publishers of Fine Yearbooks ' 4 , -. .M N H V gs ws?-,z :mfs I , gill -5323. Q1 ' if 1 is. e ll i f fa as inf, fggopsv' ,il V 1 . QKSKQE- . Tx X '.,3!f 546 M 0 Yearbooks by Ollser Q 0 Quality Craftsmanship ' D . 0 Dependable Facilities THE MARK OF INDIVIDUALITY IS A YEARBOOK J BY T. O'TO0LE 81 SGNS, INC. 3l IEFFERSON STREET - STAMFORDCONNECTICUT STAMFORDTEL-19226 E YORK EL ELROSES II2 SEEING IS BELIEVING You can fmd any student of Aud1o V1sualA1ds hustlmg betvs een floors lugggrng about large gray machxnes and all sorts of vserrd Contraptlons The gray machmes are more than lrkely cameras or prolectors and the contrap tlons could be anythrng from screens to soundboxes It vs as th1s group of xolunteers wx ho made lf posslble for us to Snatch the hundreds of d1Herent classroom frlms shown throughout the year One plcture was shown thxrty smx trmes 1n one month To call these Moue Makers busy would be a master pxece of understatement they never stopped POND WEBB Inc Comflfmmffof ESTABLISHED 1912 REALTOR INSURANCE 1' H E p A L A C E Telephone 3 1109 65 Bedford Street Stamford Conn STAMFORDS LARGEST AND FINEST THEATRE X9 50 it 'Q STANFORD CONN. EE Q2 'FR rum! Telephone 4 2117 MAIN AND SUMMER STREETS STAMFORD, CONN 181 ' -l r Ill V. I AH l - 4 , - ' C. , . ' 1' 'Q ..- E522 E: Ein, s Qef vgd' N ,MVURD Achegofi EI' Am 0C ff- 'YO oust ensg IIQEICI Lux. OPC S Def ,Emir Congmtzzlatzom to the C L A S S O F 5 2 HOTEL DAVENPORT C omplzments STAMFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION A SAVINGS INSTITUTION SAVINGS INSURED TO 5510 OOO ASSETS OVER S314 000 000 46 Arlanuc Street Stamford, Conn 182 NEED A JOB? Only Tuesday and just thirty-fixe cents left! How will I ever get by till Fridayf Allowances just never seemed to be enough but the work placement department came to our rescue. We talked with Mr. Sessa and before we had time to back out we were in. A week later we were ten dollars richer and quite convinced that honest work nex er hurt anyone. Can we ever forget waiting on our First customer? We often wondered if Woolworth really started this way! A vote of thanks to Mr. Sessa and his Little Employment Agency. Fomplzmenlr of KRAMER S SPRINGDALE BARBER sHoP FAM0U5f0'F'NEFABR1C5 SHOP OUR Two GREAT STORES 930 Hope Street Springdale Conn 276 Main Street 102 Summer Street Stamford Conn C0'f1PlW2e11fJ0f THE HIGH RIDGE SWEET SHOPPE A R KLA R JACK KELLER Ph0ne4 2016 FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE Next to Stamford Trust Co Phone 48 8779 312 Main Street Stamford Conn 879 High Ridge Road Stamford Conn C omplzments SEARS ROEBUCK and CO Telephone 48 9281 183 Q , V . . H - J E WELER - Of I RIDGEWAY CENTER STAMF ORD CONN Compfimwzff 01 FRIE 1011 QL-KLIFH MD STaLr ITC SARNER S BF? 111 HAVE IT IPPAIXII 11211 ICFTSSOIXIFS FOR 111 1111 FANIILE 1 Arlmm NU Lf 5f1INfOfk1 COND 5Ol G1Lf117I'ULD1x.1iO1u1 Clmlnrook Conn 'IB-4 : - . , Y , 4 I Qx I ,Q , ,,: r , 1 1. D f i, ' . 7 . ' 1' -- '. ' 1 7 fix OI'PUNI'l'If XY'II.I.UXX' STIIITIQT ,W ,K Q 4' , - . L L .. - , . A ' L i I - Y -3 SEE THE WORLD Look around you See the trees that llne our streets the b1rds whose xorces welcome the comrng of sprrng the mammals that we occasronally see rn the country the wlld flown ers that beautrfy our wood lots and the rnsects that busrly labor on the earth around us Each of these IS a world 1n rtself each represents one form of the mystery of llfe Our brology classes here at S H S offer ew ery one of us the fundamental knowledge of our plants and anrmals Lets all wake up and enjoy natures wonderland Who knows we may become a second Fabre or Audubon' THE STAMFORD RUBBER SUPPLY COMPANY From ROVEN S CURTAIN SHOP Telephone 3 8627 332 334 Arlantrc Street Stamford Conn HUDSON PAPER COMPANY 32 Gay Street Stamford Conn Nftfsf EINERAL Home 88 Scum S1' PHONE 3 3503 VIILSONR IOUTON TRUMAN REYNOLDS C0mP11m6'1f10f MINCKLER S SERVICE STATION GLENBROOK PHARMACY CREASINC' SIMONIZING WASHING fasolme and O11 324 Hope Street Glenbrook Conn Cor Glenbrook Road and Mam Street Stamford Conn Comflfnlenff AMERICAN CANDY CO I ALSWANGER Prop B R O W N S Dzrtrzbumrr of IEWELERS SCHRAFFT S CANDIES 395 Maln Street Stamford Conn 68 Greyrock Place Stamford Conn 185 ' 7 7 - Y . Y I Y 7 I L L L . . , . C omplimenlr C omplimenlr and C ongmtulatiom Of I - y I i A ' I 1 ' I - L , . . s ' ' D x 1 - C Of . , . I . . 4 1 1 ' J ' CARROLL 81 MCAULIFFE SELE SERVICE FOOD MARKET 2781 Summer Street Stamford Conn THE BARRETT BOOK STORE BOOKS CARDS STATIONERY RENTAL LIBRARY Phone 3 7344 388 Summer Street Stamford Conn Complzmezzly REDMAN CHEVROLET The first U S cows were brought oxer to the jwmestovsn Colony rn 1611 The few cows thit wrrlved Qt the Plymouth Colony IH 1647 really can darry rndustry Ex ery person young or old should drmlt mtlk heilth ftuthorxtles stty as the great xarrety of nutrltroml con strtuents meins more food for the money GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST SHEFFIELD FARMS MAPLEHURST Cushmg Street Sprmgdale Conn 0 ,. - O - A- A 7 ' s ' A . Y L 6 I L of marked the beginning of the Ameri- V V T - , L L I D L , v l r ' 1 . I , , . 186 MIX YOUR OWN Callrng all screntlsts Report to the thrrd floor for a course rn second year chemrstry Ill report rmmedrate-ly mth my book rn hand Youll do nothrng of the krnd Youll report to an rnterestmg lab wrth a parr of keen eyes Sounds l1ke fun What ll we do7 Oh study all kmds of useful thrngs bakmg pow der Really' No book work' There s some but lf s kept at a m1n1mum Agreed' Make way Mr Good here I come FRANK MARTIN 81 SONS INCORPORATED CLOTHING of CHARACTER Haberdarbery 0fDzJtmctzo1z FOR MEN AND BOYS Phone 4 412 1 261 Mann Street Stamford Conn FISHER FORSDICK GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES and HOUSEWARES Phone 4 5569 RIDGEWAY CENTER Complzmenty STAMFORD WATER COMPANY 6'- FLEMMING FOR FUEL MOBIL HEAT FUEL OIL Blue Coal Oz! Burner: Fzzrmzcef Azr C ondztzomng Phone 3 1147 32 Rrchmond Hrll Ave , Stamford, Conn 187 , , , . . . , food, so1l . . . , . .. ,,, . . . . . , . . , . ff H Q Y A40 awk Service fur. SIAXIIORDS LEADING YIIE DEALER SINCE 1975 Cunha I7 frm! f1111ZPmc1z,,cr Tue! XVILLAIKID BArTLR1Ls HOTPOINT API LIANCES Telephone -4 7521 MYRTLE AVENUE AWD EAST MAIN STREET STAMFORD CONN PARK TAX, Co, ,nc THE PHIL JoNEs DANCE ISIVO ll A3 TELEPHONE CARS Cm for AZ! Ocmfzonf OPEN TIL 9 OO AM Telq hone 3 6000 989 Mun Street Smmford Conn STUDIO To All Members of the C LA S S O F 1 9 5 2 EJpef1 1123 to Tfvofe Wlwm I Know PCf.S'07Z!INj H1 I mess for you 'md nny the sy mr of xx ms, rlthcr them rcccn m 1b1dc mth you rhroubh your IX cs PHIL jones v. 7 . NT - , , . - ,T X' ' 1 1 ' - I I 1' 5 I '7' ' ' T T .. L' J L' . , , 4 .4 T , . 0 O r r if I 1 4 4. . .1 I , jv' . f 1 fx :pw ' ' -. .Y X.. QY.'. Y ' 1 34.7- D 1. ' ' 'W . . . .,, . , at , , , 0 ' an '53 V' AA ,L Q f - - Y A . 188 MODEL OUTF ITS Cut the pattern pm the seams sntch the hems and there rt SS as a new dress' Well xt wasn t exactly as easy as all that but 1n our Clothxng Classes we d1d mana2e to expand our wardrobes mth the skxllful use of a needle thread and a few plns At the begrnmng of the year me staged a fashton show and more our own hand made garments too' At the Home Arts exhrbrtron rn the sprrng me drsplayed our 5th Aw enue frocks excry thlng from ltned and mterlmed coats to casual sportssx ear Modelrng our own garments gave somethrng new rn lrwe exhrbrts Ben Wzrher and Good Luck to the C L A S S O F 5 2 Complzmentf A N T 0 N E S A FRIEND M X K TRELL I c RADIO SALES ml SERVICE Applmncer Hobbzer Craft: Phone4 1705 497 Marn Street Stamford, Conn B e a u 1 y S Cl I o n I ndzwduahzed H azrcumng Telephone 3 9690 463 Summer Street Stamford Conn P PAUL and SON BUILDERS and DEVELOPERS Professronal Bldg Rrdgeway Center 189 . , in , , , v . Y W L , , , . Eg! xx , . , V , . .WV .. V ,, . . . . Q' 1 ' - Y .1-. , , I , . I sqpu.- A . , n . F Z4 trzlictzrrlgb ETHEL ALLAN STAXIUJRD CONN PLASTIC HANDICRAFT LL CHE II f1Lf'XIfI AIS NOI ELTIES Phone 4 1590 6113 Atlantr Street Stamford Conn DUNKIN S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Itmxr NI Dlx N. ltlq hone 4 D QSO B o l .xt Cn Str ts Stamford Conn Comp! me 11 of J Niatn Street Stamford Conn FLOOR 511011 lk HERE WHY AT THE FLOOR COVERING SHOP IVL Floor 1 our Roomr lN0t 1 our Porketbookr 108 Bedford Street Stamford Conn GINOLFI FLORIST GRLENHUUSES Telephone 3 6917 85 Ogden Ro'-.d Stamford Conn PIERSON 8. SMITH REAL ESTAIE and INSLR AINTC Phone 1 1111 Complzmentr PEABODY ENGINEERING CORPORATION 65 Broad Street Stamford Conn 59 Maple Ax enue Glenbrook, Conn If: mn, F fltfwz V 'Cel ' ri. 'Lf I.. ,' ' . . . . , , . , 1 , . . . ' QV - y l I . i 4 ,r 1'1. .. Sflilf IQf,,1.fSu1:.'t'-Cf,1r.tll t1tr5c1l'-Sivzmzizirzg THE BEVERLY SHQP I' .it ' 1 1' E CC , . . v HI, 71 . .43 A ' , 1 , 7 7 f . , . . , . Of ' rl ' r l 1 1 E O 190 Sl I CAN MY WIFE COOK' ' Some future brrclegroom IS gorng to be pleasantly Sur prrsed Arrrx mg home from hrs hrst day back at the office he mll detect a mouth rxaterrng aroma from the krtchen Lo and behold the lrttle woman has set the table charm rngly Dmner ox er our man folds hrs mplcln Sues adorrngly at hrs mfe and says D trlrngj you re a wonder' Well John she replres Ill let you rn on a SCCYCE I learned 1H thrs rnd rnort rn C0OklD5 elrw 1E Suunford Phbh Sdnxd Ckxxlfood good pkununb good budreunb all help to make 1 hippy home DR EDWARD E WIENSKI 389 Nam Street Stamford Conn Heudryuarlcrr for Etery MODFL BUILDER ARTIST and CRAIVTSMAN Phone 4 9882 157 Mam Street Off South Street Stamford Conn ASSOCIATED SERVICE COMPANY FLECTRICAL HOMF APPLIANCES SALES PARTS SERXICE Phone 3 3513 88 90 Marn Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of KARP BROS BAKERY Telephone 3 7220 SS Pacrnc Street Stamford Conn GREENBERG S CLOTI11NC'for :he YOUNCER FFNFRAYION Telephone 4 1666 450 452 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of BROCK PRESS Inc SCHOOL OUTFITTERS Dral th phone 3 3111 v9 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of P A T R I C K at S 0 N n C 144 Washrngton Avenue Stamford Conn WEST PARK PHARMACY V GIAMPIVI RO Reg Pharm PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 1 11 Marn Street Stamford Conn SILVER SLIPPER HOSIERY SHOP FA IIOUS SILVFR YLIPPFR IN1 LONS 1 be 13452121 Ilotre fl Ml rntrt Str Stamford Conn HITCHCOCK MUNSON Inc FUILD OPTICIANS Telephone J 2181 ISO Bedford Street Stamford Conn CUIIIADIIIIIEIZIJ of A I. B R E C H T ' S Fomplmzentr of A F R I E N D 191 lf I 7 Q . I . . ,A - . .Y. 4 . l ' v I ,..f A r ' , , If , - I . VA, 1 M . A . ,HV . 31? . vi gy sv-H 1 - Y. I v gil, I Q . . l f ' ' 1 1 ' I 'KN L 'Y ' I U Y Y 74. I - - 1 , I HOBBYCRAFTS l I ll 1 .I . , . 1 , . - f 1 1 , - . ... 1 . 1 . ' Il, A I ' . , , I . JI: f' 11 . 4 ' ' - - .. - ' A , . I ' , . . 1' , . . S. , I . f - 7 , - . , y I - I . 1 4 l .f I 4 1 4 ' I '- 21, . . ect fr .Q . ,' - , I THE GENOVESE COAL 81 MASON S MATERIAL CO PICKWICK ICE CREAM 111c1D111L1 Dzrrmrw Cf mpfnm 1111 MOHAWK AUTO SALES INCORPORATED CHRI SLI A PLT MOUTH 'TLLS S1 RVIQL Pun SHOE CENTER Inc C INCIILATION SHOES Fzm .Www I mm F1114 Sozzrfcf Phone I H17 ON THL POST OVTICE BLOCK 9 19 Arlmm Srrccr Stamford Conn THE DOWNES SMITH CO QL 'XLIIH Przom c IS SINCI 1910 FIXICIDAIIXI IXIIIXICFIXAFORS 71 fm 11012475 BLIRIIX IXIIIUINIUL Hmm Iiundry EQLIIIUINLUI IIIII ISIUN 11nfSIlxI'ICl' I I 411111 1 Ninn Str 1 'IULLIMLL Rold Srmmford Conn Mmm Conn Complzmwzzf ELECTRIC SERVICE IIIIIISION - APPLIAACFS 70D Ninn Szrur Srmmford Conn GORN ELECTRIC THE TAYLOR REED CORPORATION QU s11f11 IXSI INI TIXOSI I O - - . Y L fQ ID.1xcnpTm5tr . .1::1IwrJ. fmzzz A 1 - ' iff I ' I A I .I . 1 T ' , ..1 I Q1 u- 7 ,. , Sz 7 - I Lip- I MS , 1 - ,. K , . - O gf , 1 1 7 1 : : 1 , 1 T' 1 . A I . : I ' ' 1 1 . R11 gn- Il , Shri - ' ' .. 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' . -' 'HING 192 JAC, 'i MAKE IT AND SIT IN IT lf we xmnted 1 next ehnr for our bedroom there was no need to so out tnd buy one The Home Deeorttron course helped us proxrde for ourselx es There we had the opportunrty to mtlte our on n boudolr or sleeper Charts or ex en to dress 1 dressmg table We started xxrth battered old eharr frames brought from home completels renowted them through many days of patrent work vuth stuffing muslrn and tastefully fully upholstered chart that no one xx ould ex er belreve was once lust a battered old frame BERNARD E GIFT SHOP CIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 5 0 Mam Street Stamford Conn VETERANS STORE For Good Qualrty Work Clothes and Sportswear ll orb Clorber Campmg Equzpment Sportswear Shoes Telephone 48 0456 446 Mann Street Stamford Conn HOMESTEAD LUMBER Int STAAII-'ORDS lVlDE AWAKE YARD' 526 Boston Post Road Stamford Conn Complzmentrof GORDON and PERELL R 0 S S M A N S DIANIOVDS WATCHES JEWFLRY GIFTS 0 WATCH REPAIRING Phone 4 0558 Marn Street Stamford Conn KING S DELICATESSEN OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS Telephone 3 7242 25M Hope Street Sprmgdale Conn W A P A R T E E R0mlT1pe14r11err Sfmzdanl and Porlabler SPECIAL RATI S TO STI Dl NTS Safei amf Sc rt nc for All Haier Phone v 6610 S West Parlt Plate Stamford Conn SILVERMAN and SHANEN SCRAP IRON and METALS Hawthorne Street Stamford Conn Complzmenlr of STAMFORD STORAGE C0 56 West Park Place Stamford, Conn RYAN S FOOD MARKET VANCE CROCERIES FROZEN FOODS Fmztr Ve ,Uabler Mean Free Delivery 0 Phone 5 O22l 97 Belltovsn Road Stamford, Conn Complmzefzlr of M A T T Y J U D E M All SIC STL DIOS Phones 7 3697 38795 Zi Parlt Ron Stamford, Conn THE HALF WAY HOUSE OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND AIR CONDITIONED Post Road Darren, Conn 193 'Joi' ,gf 'gg - A ' 4 ' . ' 1 'Ing , A , ,- 4 , . , ., L f ,Y '14, F ' . v Q 1 A I . . H - p .. . Je,-,, L'-qi .wh A ' ' ' t w ' ' -' 'vm V' . n . ' V .- , x 1 I V ' I 4 9 - . ' t ' ' . ' ,. , .gr , V Y. Y , . , I -x l - Y Y s s K A selected coverings. Into our favorite corner went a beauti- V I . . 7 ' . ' , . . , . I I 1 r - V ' ' . -A 4 501 ' , . 7 ' , . 1 A 1 I A 1 1 4 73 , , , ., A ' . 35 . , Y . I 4 I 'Y 4 4 4 , .. Cfffm,'n : 'L utr ny' PETROLEUM HEAT 8- POWER THE FRENCH SHOP -if btrcct Stamford Conn CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Inc 1 v5 Bt imrd Platt Stdmftnrl Lonn I 7 WILLIAM GORDON JL11 fL11t THE PERKINSON COMPANY 615 'NI.t1n Street Stamfori Conn Conzpfzvzuzlt STAMFORD DRESSED BEEF CU7I1f71I7IlLP1fI U GENE S RESTAURANT 11 9 fast Niam Street Stamford Conn C0772pIl!I16!1f.f BEDFORD CHILDREN S SHOP KETTER BROS GARAGE 100 Hope Street Sprtngdalc Conn Complzmwztr of A F R I E N D COU1f71INlLNfI 0 STAMFORD LUMBER COMPANY Ttlq hone 4 1179 W9 Prtmt Strtct Stamford Conn CLONIFIIIIIL 1115 0 BEAU CRAFT SERVICES Inc RI XIODFLIXF AIICIHN CABINEYS' 75 Broad Strut Stamford Conn CONN PLATE GLASS CL ISS IOA llL PLRPOSIS T qhoma 47 7 1 Patlnt btrttt bumfori Conn RIMLAND S Qualm Wow for XII N U ONII N CHILD N ls Pdtmt Strut Stamford Conn B U D G E T S H O P S A0 North 'Ninn btrttt South Norxmlk Conn CO771f71I771tIIf.fU HUGO S RESTAURANT 4 co- Btt Ur , , . C'H.fj17?1t II! of 1L5I'. xl51.lNliIIJ wi ' f nf A - ' L, . cos ' I I I , of I I . 1 f 4 ' I f - I , , ROOFING --I.'N'SI,'L,-iTION -SIDING ,., ,, F : I , Au. F . l I 1-lt ' ,, , , I I-XA : wr! ' 5 'VAJ All ..f- , RE L w IKM-1' H ' L. . -' H r ' f ' ' A Y . . I THE THREAD OF LIFE Our xwcaxrnf, class salues memorres far more practrcal than mere book larnrn The fourteen weaxers rn Mrs Buroxx s class have their luncheon sets ccnterpreces and bureau scarfs to pornt to as substantral remembrances We made our own warlous desrgns strrpes plards prc ture weaves and all sorts of loop strtches rnvolung a mastery of technrque Thread and pedal weeks of work and we wave the finrshed product Wrth a sense of prrde and accomplrshment we sent our desxgjns to the Scholastrc contest They proved therr S Q U I R E S H O P FASUAL IWFAR FOR MPN Phone 5 8866 16 Mam Street Stamford Conn THE CHOCOLATEERS FINE CANDIFS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD 51 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn Complmzentr of STAMFORD TOOL 81 DYE COMPANY E P S T E I N B R O S DISTRIBUTORS of SEIBERLING TIRES Vulcanzzzng Recappzng Phone 4 5191 17 Brook Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of REVONAH SERVICE STATION HIGH RIDGE ROAD A WATTE NBERG ESTABLISHED 1919 TRUNIxS LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS Telephone 3 4565 39 Pacrfic Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of EAY S FASHION CENTER 270 Mann Street Stamford Conn Complzmenlr of HIlI.CREST VARIETY STORE 116 West Broad Street Stamford Conn Complzmenlr of GEORGE I. HICKEY Int 13 Sprrng Street Stamford Conn .IONESERVICE IL JONES Prop AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRINC' Phone 4 5289 285 Hope Street Glenbrook Conn THE BAND BOX CLEANERS DON LAZARUS Dry Cleaning TdIl0fI77g Altenzlrons Dyeing Fur Cleaning and Slorage Phone 4 4455 Delrvery Service 35 Belltown Road Stamford, Conn TONY'S RIDGEWAY DRIVE-IN FINEST rn HAMBURGERS and HOT DOGS Phone 4 1587 BULL S HEAD 195 , W J D .4 .. y , . . ' Y. I A x A I r 1- Y : I a . a . ' ' Y 7 , x V . I .. . .. A Y . 1 x x xx 1 , . - l worthg we won prrzes for our work. l I A I 4 7 4 1 - 4 ' I ' ' , . , ' , . . . , . I . , . , . I I I I Q I a L I '-' , . , . PARKER TRAVEL SERVICE Telephone 4 46 546 Niarn Street Stamford Conn WILLIAM V SOMMER FLFCIR1C'lL CONIA ICTINC' Phone U S10 J Neufleld Avenue Stamford Conn Johnson Insurance Agency SERx1xG ST4xrFoRD Slxce 1925 fmzbfatufu er Ile Stamford Hzgb Scbool 1952 GRADUATIING CLASS and ur hes for each and exery one health happrness and success rn xx hatexer endeax or he or she may undertake Always remember that success rn lrfe can best be attarned by the use of the Golden Rule Crmzplzmerzlr of ALFRED FOX PIANO CO Phone 5 5801 Lmcoln Avenue Stamford Conn Bert Drerrea' GMI! Are Heard to Say I BUY IIIY THINGS AT STAMF ORD CONN LINCOLN 8. COMPANY GENERAL TIRE DISTRIBUTORS Complzmentf of RIDGEWAY FLORISTS 2391 Summer Street Stamford Conn B 81 G SALES CO ARMY and NAVY SURPLUS STORE Phone 4 0470 213 Mam Street Stamford Conn Cozzgmtulatzom Clan of 52 MARIETTA S FORMALS GIFTS SPECIALIZING rn BRIDAL 330 Bedford Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of THE LIGHTING STUDIO Bedford Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of M E A D 8m M E A D SAMMAR SERVICE STATION Ti DOL GASOLIXE ROSALIE BEAUTY SALON ROSE S BRENINAN Beantg 171 All IIJ Brarzrber Permamfrzl ll azmg Telephone 9 4503 277 South Street Stamford Conn THE MILL END SHOPS Stamford, Conn Vfestport, Conn 137 Mam Street 2 Marn Street Phone 4 6498 Phone 2 6046 Complmzents o MUZZIO BROS. YACHT YARD, Inc. AGENTS for CHRIS CRAFT BOATS Seasrevs Asenue Stamford, Conn -:LH , 'J ff- If 'V I I I I 5'2 ' , . NEW d USED PIANOS I , 7 M o N sr 104 ' , . , - I ' f 196 OUR BEST s :I ' w X 1 E' 'F G. fy 0 XX ILLIANI YBORAX 'C' I RLD RRAIN I! A SANDRA Q IRBI R- .af IIIIR PASIALM IR KHRINI x 11ux1x LIARX DID XIOST FOR bHb QL 1111 xx ALII 1 BL5T INI bCILINC,I BNRBAIRX ffl NI CHRINTINSIN ,f A RON 111: 1 orucmx IIIIXNI XBOR-XX XIOSI POPL LAR JL K.. xx AK. BARBARA CRI INI N X ONNL IAC QI ITTII su IRANR IHIXIITTA IILST IN ARI CORIXNI LURDOX VKX! XC RIRXI-XX X IIRI DID XIOST POR SHb 1 i 'f 1 ' hu . 1xc13 , ,'AIp. wx - , i ' A K. - L 1 w c , 1 I I Lv 1 p 1 v1 C' JK T' X 1 ' I 1 'E A A A fi ' Q15 - , Ji 1 , , A by , 4 , AH I 5.1 ga., I I AVN Y' v i 1' ,TI I I f NI 1. 4,1111 I 4 I , X XYA Qu I 7f7 - v , '92 111 A , mi 1 4 'G , ' 5. BEST IN DRAMA Qi, . RQ , :- lf ff , . , ,fm 4 ' ,. A, W ,d A, Avjmq . ' ,ix 121- 11,44 6' Q I . WL 'QW I ' .wx ,If 1,1 I 41' - ' fn: if , X 1 Q 5. xx X33 NJ I ,I ,jf 7'- VQ Q, ' kiwi 1 - J I GNJ . 'yLL,x Ai x . AU . 11, 1 ' - - , ' ' f' , 5 fc .X 'J' I .1 131 Q1 . , 1 . QQ' A1A'fa'A1f1. L 4 X 8 A ' Sfmt' xx! MUSIC CONSERVATORY Ir1d1z1duaILetwr1J or1AIlIr1.ftrumef1t5 Phone 4 0213 24 Park Rovs 12nd Floor Reary Stamford Conn B NI nc HIGHEST QLALITY FURNITURE Vmt Our Neu Model Room: Telephone 4 6109 1 5 Pacrnc Street Stamford Conn THE HOUSE OF CARPET Inc BROADLOOH LIXOLELAI TILE Phones 3 26 S v 4456 153 Matn Street Stamford Conn LEON DERAN EI ERYTHING PI-IOTOCRAPHIC Two STORES 37 Park Ron and Rrdgevsay Shoppmg Center L SPELKE and SON SHOES for MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN Stamford Conn Branch Old Greenwrch Conn BELLTOWN PHARMACY JACOB LEVINE Reg Pb Belltovx n Road Stamford Conn S T O L E I S I1 C Radzor Telezmon Refrzgeraton Washer! Phone 4 7 541 36 Rrchmond H111 Avenue Stamford Conn THE TEXTILE STORES FABRICS ON PARADE Compleze Line of Decoratzze Fabrzrr Cottom Silkr and Woolem Telephone 4 1919 11 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn RAY S SERVICE STATION 29 West Broad Street Stamford Conn CONSOLIDATED LAUNDRIES CORPORATION LARGEST LAUNDERERS zn the WORLD STAMFORD CONN JOHN A SCALZI CO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dzftrzbutorf of Pamtf and Pamler: Supplies Telephone 3 1187 52 60 Pactlic Street Stamford Conn FAIR LAWN FOOD CENTER Fzne Mean Gfocerzef Ffuztr and Vegetable: 1132 East Marn Street Stamford Conn FAIRLAWN PHARMACY SCHEDULED DELIVERY Telephone 4 9595 1134 East Marn Street Stamford Conn INSURE YOUR AUTO and PROPERTY WITH A H NELSON COMPANY 322 Mam Street CGurley Burldmgb Stamford Conn Complxmenn of A F R I E N D GOULDEN S STORAGE 8: VAN CO ESTABLISHED 1889 Telephone 3 2604 152 Summer Street Stamford Conn P. SA I 8: CO., I . H I I nf A' v -V , . I - ,I I - fd ' Av ff Phone3-8479 , . I ' , . 51 v , . ' , I . .. .. I I 198 LOL IS HARDVALL ELEANIOR XX ACHOXX SRI BEST f' Am CHARLES SHANNON CORIINNE GORDON BEST IN MATH 'T' 40 MICHAEL POTENZA INCER CHRISTEINSEN BEST LOOKING BEST ALL AROUND BEVERLY LFSSARD Y- QL PAUL WALTER BEST IN LATIN DONALD COINCQ CORINNI' GORDON Y' ...I SANDRA HX KIN ROSE PALLADIINO JFAN DLRAN BEST IN HOME ECONOMICS ANINA SCHARRENBERG BEST IN MODERN LANGUAGES 'S RONALD GORTON LOIS FRANCIS IANET BRANDFNBURG BEST IN SPORTS 199 Q- S. id . .xl - . I I 1 If K X I C 'XT 1 v , ,Q ,,,- L A i 'E ,T A V -f ' j , ,Ia f '- A 42 .f ' I I I ' ,' 1' Q' . I f- tx F3 :A . ra. ' ' M - 4- . I 4 . A gig . I ' si V ' 'T . n -x, ' ,fr - g V 1 1 . 1 ,L 'ff S IQ I-tg ' - 25' R T. ' v- : ' igbfff , q as 1 Xl ECLLA..-f A n Eixlonal Adlfflljffilffll is Here rt 1s, wuth hus reply t e result of an opunuon survey of the Stamford Hlgh School Senuor Class W H Wheeler Presudent bat this ad xx all about Back un March Putney Bowes wushung not merely to support the Hugh School Yearbook with adyertusung but to use the space un the best unterest of the graduating Senuors got an udea Why not let the Seniors answer a voluntary questionnaire reading, ll bat II the one question you uould mor! like to ark the preurdent of an industry like Pztruey Bou er if you could talk unh htm nu bu offce alone? The reply with a report of the results might make an unterestung and useful ad ln any case we felt that Senuors and undustry need to know each other better and that a thung luke thus might help The company presudent agreed to do ut The Yearbook faculty advusor Mt Albert Scher liked the udea So dud the Senuor Class Advisors Muss Dora Pochna and Mr Leon jauven So too dud the class ofhcers Wulluam Zboray Ronald Gorton May Pertel and Inger Chrustensen Their cooperation and that of more than 700 responding, Seniors has given us a wonder fully encouraging unsught unto an oncoming generations hopes and questions about undustty un uts home town The wunnung question us given below un composure form What qualifications do I need to get a good job and advance Out of all the questuons whuch 214 of you Senuors usked me practically all of them had to do directly wuth a job how to get a good one and how to get ahead un ut Thus overwhelmingly was the S64 question the one youd luke most to ask me personally No other questuon came out esen close so Ill try to unswer just that one but will be glad to answer others on request My rcply may surprise you because the thung we look hardest for un the young people we employ we cull tlmracter True we seek and must haye other qualuhcatuons and we usuully fund them all rught the untellugence and educutuon needed for the job the abuluty and experuence ut calls for and so on But the longer I luve land most company prcsudents agree strongly wuth thusl the more I sec that other qualuhcutuons being equal the decusuve thung us plaun old fashuoned chaructcr Call ut what you luke untegruty honesty decency sportsmunshup or simple moraluty uts the thung wc seek and recognuze hm because corporations after all are people and we want Putney Bowes st uffcd and managed by people hayung character Its the thung you get un your home your church or synugogue your school your teamwork un sport and worthwhulc causes In busuness as un your personal lufe uts the thung thut guyes you the courage to do the right thung simply became uts the right thung and not just because uts good busuness or will pay off lts he thung that guudes a durector at the board table and the machunust ut the bench lathe It guxes us the guts to say not unterested to the fast buck the nuce deal the smart moye It rejects the short cut the loop hole the mere letter of the law It s the thung that enables us to spot thc phoncy thungs un lufe a mule away I Al X . . . . . . . h . 1 ba, xc N, ' ' 4 I 1 ugyhac ' 4 7 V. V . . , L . . Y, ,, :I . Y .' r . , Y . I Y- D -, Y 4 K 7 'I I l ' - . . , g Y I K 1, Y. V ' 1 I V 1 I v I V , and especially in those we mark for advancement, is not so much technique or training, as it is something . ' . ' W i ' I y I i v t ' s . ' f , t . A , ' A t y ' ' , . . . A , 1 7 ' ' va 1 K ' V 4 , 1 A , , v v 1 - v u ' . 'i ' . . . ' ' i ' I , Y ' V V . Y ' - i ' J v l K ' ' , 1 K 1 ' f K v . I ' ' ' , - ' ' , , , V , , ,' . 1 , 1 f V . r' . - Y . v V . A 1 1 ' ' ' s f ' A . hat is the question most Seniors The Factory and General Offices at Walnut, Pacific and Crosby An Edilofial Adveftirement would like a company president to answer? It's also a personal thing - on the job. It's the willingness to give something more than what you're asked to do, to do a little better than what's called for - even when you're not sure it will be noticed. It recognizes that we've got to give before we can get - and puts the emphasis on the giving. I hope that doesn't sound too much like a sermon, but you asked the S64 question, and, as I see it, character is the S64 answer. But because I don't want you to think I'm underrating the technical and other personal qualifica- tions, let me point out that, even though they alone can't insure success , these factors are enormously important - and we treat them so -- especially those you'd group under the heading education . And there are other qualif1cations . There's something we in industry today call human relations , which is simply the Golden Rule put to work - a real respect for the other fellows human personality, no matter what his rank, race or religion. Theres patience and self-control and the other things that en- able you to get along with people . We also look for a certain curiosity and ambition to keep on learn- ing, long after graduation from high school or college. And there's another thing we like to see: a major interest outfide your job - in the arts and crafts, and particularly in worthy civic, social and welfare or- ganizations - for we know it makes for a better, more well-rounded human being. And, finally, there's the factor of luck. Frankly, it can count a lot - more, perhaps, than we like to admit. But I've observed that the lucky breaks come most often to those who force the breaks - the same way it happens on the football field. Related to this Big Question on getting ahead , there were 57 more questions on the general subject of working conditions, job training and employee benefits . . . and there were 21 asking about the nature of the job Cand headaches!J of a company president . . . 16 on labor-management relations Cone excel- lent one suggesting a high school course on the subject for better preparation for one's jobl . . . 6 on industry's community responsibilities . . . 4 concerning the companys products . . . and ll asking for industry's opinion on the worth of today's high school student and the younger generation . That last question is an easy one to answer: we think you're fine! We congratulate you of '52, and will be glad to talk over job possibilities - any time. PITNEY-BOWES, Im. Originatorr of the Portage Meier and Metered Mail 'Q Worldfr Largest Makerr of Mailing Machines STAMFORD, CONN. 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