Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1953 volume:

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Here we 4 ., 7 . . 4 i administrators who vsillingly and unselfishly shared w1th us their knowledge wisdom and experience And here we pre pared ourselves for the immediate future as prospective secre taries 1ndustr1al1sts home makers and college students we triumphed over the textbooks and paved the roads of our Now as the Class of 53 graduates we walk together for the last time For now we must leave our second home and tra verse these roads of the future on which few of us w1ll remain side by side But although our roads will carry us 1n different directions and the years will send us farther and farther apart we w1ll always hold one thing 1n common the beautiful mem ory of our years at SHS the memory which will bind us togeth activity for the years to come. er forever, for it will forever be SO DEAR TO OUR HEARTS. 5 MICHAEL B. STECYK MIRIAM W. ANDERSEN 4,46 L 1 Yr W-f . Q f I 4 1 f-W1 'iw ev-'i'01'I 'Q 514--S '2'4 F! 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I - I-hgh School gmduatron represents an rmportant mrlepost rn the lxfe of e1ch young mdn and young vxoman The lmportance of th1s step IS refal and well founded as rt rs 1 culmrmtron of the common exper1ences of young people durlng thelr grovnneg yeflrs These expernences hue shaped the young gmdufxte 1nto the person he has become All the rnfluenees of the homes the churches the schools and other commumty agenczes hue been at vsorle to help dxrect cmd produce good young people I c1n thxnle of nothnng hner to msh for the graduate th1n thwt hrs next exghteen years be 1s frurtful 1nd ple1sz1nt 'ls the precedxng elghteen l ' x . 1 . .l . J . L A 1 s' ' l ' 1 s c . 4 e v - .. . 1 . l y , 1. 4 ,' 1' -. f ,', . V 1 e . e 1 1 e s . A- ' . -. 1 . 1 A - - a , ' , C V. ll v ' l A K e ' ' ' ' 2 1 1 4 . e e . . . .4 t ,L L l , , . 1. V WWW In the years ahead as you of the Class of 1953 look back on the theme of your yearbook So dear to our hearts If vull brlntg, to each of you dxffermg memorles and emotlons Yet for all of you l trust there wlll be the remem brance of true frrendshnps endurmg afftctxons gromng, ndeals and the sprrnt of fart play and mutual respect m vuhnch you have worked and played together May these be the mcmor1es uhrch remam dear to your hearts as down through the years your thoughts return to Stamford Hlgh School and nn the careers you are platmmg you take wth you my smccre mshes that they mll be successful and happy ones 2 - 4 1 ,, ,, . . . . . . r 7 9 7 . . a . w . 1 , , . , A . V. 7 . . v Y a a . J . Y . V Y 7 4 . .. ' 1 ' ' , . c 1 ' - v' v ' . 1' V' 1 L Qs X N I XXI 'Xf7RRIX X lx hx I BROXX N IN1 UO!-VQU UF ICDKICATIQIQ Y, , . .,, . , . ., L, W , W . , V , ff .- ' X 'L ,, rf A . 5 xx 1 1 lb- if l 3, K- K 0, Q.. EDGAR L. HENRY W. MAURICE JOHN J. CARL E, BUGBEE BARTNIKOWSKI LAURIDSEN, JR, BURKHARDT MATSON LESTER 1 ROBERT M MARY H MYERS WHITING MILLIGAN TLLEN lx CTFILE G HARRIET T DOROTHN H EDITH R CAMPBELL PALMER BARBER HOLAHAN SCHLSTER 1 rf- ax , 5' Y 4 . Y K L V 6 ? ' A 6' E ' gg. ffl l I .. fp BYRON A BERRY MAX O SORC Xl KN lNll.Lll B BLROXX There were plenty of chances for the creative artist to test his abilities at SHS. One highlight of the year for the fine-arts enthusiasts was the annual Halloween win- dow contest. Pushing a brush for long hours and listen- ing to the remarks of sidewalk art critics were rewarded when we stood back to admire the finished product. We'll always recall that final touch to our entries for the Scholastic contest, the last minute cartoons for the Siren, and those hectic deadlines for the yearbook And it wasn t only the Rembrandts who got a chance to create at SHS Spoonsters cooked up culinary master pieces that tempted the nostrils of hungry students The flying fingers of student seamstresses stitched dolls, dresses, and chair Plans for dream homes and future wardrobes also came from the sub floor The sex that s afraid of a kitchen planned furniture and accessories to go with the food and frills of the females Metal master pieces and wooden wares were among the objects de signed and built by the skillful hands of the industrial arts students Creative? We certainly were' We made everything from lamps to lemonade-and was it fun' Aided by able directors we stirred and sewed puttered and painted hammered and lunched The only thing that could ex ceed the glory of our creations was our pride in them .-r Ari :rw W UE 15 Q. 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A ' I . ie' ' V ' . i . I . A ig . , 'V , 1 'i i . 4 r v v - 7 . the mathematical niceties of parallel construction, the skirmish with the ' ' ' L ' . ' . ' 2 . ' 1 t ' . A . 'J 4 . 42 4 ' 4 L - 4 ' ,L A . v Y. v A L . 'Q I c 4 I 4 , 2 ' z k ' L' 'z Q , - J asf ,J If MATHILDA A MIRIAM W MARIANNE KOEHLER Ph D ANDERSEN EHLERS L OUIS MARTINELLI ISABEI. F ANITA RAOUL DESTE FISCHER MURRAY PALMIERI II Ii' ian PRl5CILLA V BIBIANA BLANC!-IE E ROBERT P POVUELI. STARK VALDREUIL SERAFINO In many ways the language department create good mtermtronal relat1ons Students of French Spannsh German Italran or Latm found that the abrlrty to speak read, and vyrrte another language yy as an asset IH the1r ln es While studymg the language rtself vy as of prrmary rmportance just as much emphasrs vyas placed on the culture of the country of these tongues the languages vnere brought to lxfe Moves records and eyen Chnstmas carols were a few of the many good reasons why vue should thank our teachers for spark mg our xnterest IU the art of language learn mg , . -an . . T. Y e ax h 8 Vi u . W x . c K . -ln - if U A Q- ei- f ,K a , I , 1 . . ,. did all it could to make hearts friendly and to Through the patient methods of the teachers y f 9 A 7 I, . l A' ,I A v A v l A I 1 ' v A ' ' . 'I , y. ' . ff A I . . l . K y t .A K - V . , . . . 1 n 195 LEON R , . ELFRIEDA CORLISS PFEIFFER W RAYMOND RANDALL Bach Beethoven Boogle and Bop learned to know them all thanks to the SHS Musnc Department If varlety IS really the spxce of hfe Mr Raymond Randall and h1s talented crew really provxded us w1th spxcy perxods m a broad program rangxng from vorce to musrc appreclatxon The band managed to get through fourth perxod rehear sals wlth a mlmmum of complaints from above Organ class agann provxded a won derful opportunlty for the p1an1st The har mony classes too excelled well at least If sounded good on paper We wxll recall happy hours spent 1n vo1ce Q class The musnc apprecxatron class taught us to d1st1ngu1sh between dxfferent types of muslc and to enjoy them all Twxce we donned h1gh heels and conservat1ve necktles and spent a thr1ll1ng afternoon at the Metropolrtan Opera House Our hearts danced wxth Carmen to the Habanera d1ed wnth Axda 1n the suffocatmg tomb The thrrlhng performances of the cholrs band and orchestra as well as the many ac compllshments made by the other maestros who d1d not share the llmelxght wlll always remaln high IH our scale of h1gh school memo r1es l xg L 'Q-QQ!! Q!!,,0,0 - sm fig ' .4 lj I f , , ' , . . . we . ' ' ' 7 , , , 1 . . . Y! ' Y! K! ' ' ' I!! fl ,il ' ' If ' !l ' . 7 a I , , - lf 'Q T 'A K f' X RL. V g p. V I I . - -. l Y' I fr 1 4 ' W,-F. ,if g K , A X . v . ml A - .Q .ff Q: ' , , . Z: , .jf . 'nj , I hm,,q,,- EDWARD R KOVACS MIRIAM W ANDERSEN 6 .2 .l f MURRAY XVEINGRAD EDWARD J LAPINSKY MARGARET ST JOHN JOHN J DUNN E ESTHER E XVHEELER CARI N 'NlTIlR SlLLp5lxlI1 1 15 of lrmor lxmc vrnului tmusnri 1 1 ln 4 xx nm XY'orlLl Amana in hmorx md LCOHOIDICQ Q nr rlm an N N m slxllllul suit , 'S . D um K A R , ' 1 , X . 1 A,llA '-.llIigLl.l'L1lf -1 ,' A' 7' - ' l Jmius ITIIII zclxx Cel 'itll lx. ' h time. so we tmvclcnl through Ancient. Moll- .z I, , . ' , . I ' , L1nlA ' klllltllllll' ul .lr. . utter 1 cl l11S . K. - sl 1 A 1 XX Q dcluttd 1if1LI'CClX IS Qlctro vt lmrmd hoxx to dttttt toumtrftlt monu mtl xxt xx 1tthLd tht Bom! of Rtprtstntxtlxw mikt hlstory tht flrst Xiomllx of mth month X Q took hlstorx II1 thc 11 ht of out lm L noxtl vt host ploti incl tounttr plots 1ntr1Luttl LS IS no flttlon 11 Qrmtlons could md xxhost mst of th xruttrs stmtk Suprtmt m the rt tim of rt llntx mst IINIUFIIIIY hoxxutr hmm run mt ui tut up xxtrt onlx lt lm m tu Strum ot t1x1l1z1t1ons md 1Y1SplI'Cd us to mike thc most of Our Cxoldtn X L1I'5 N tg ICHOLAS R. DEVITA LOUISE M MOSER 1' x? f RITA M RYAN ABRAHAM HECHT I' LOWELL I GORDON ROBERT P SERAFINO LOUISA H BOHN : '1 ' 5,- - Vt' A! Y 1 -3. ,, . ,A L . ,L . in . . ,L N. l .. .k . i 'L A ' 1 ' 1 1 A ,A 4 V. , ' w . 'Q ' , LI. - - . Q. A - .- L, . 1 1 1 '-. A ' .1 ' f' 1 .. '7 1 N ' 'Q . ' fi :v f - ,' , i Mc ' W 4 of ull. '. mrx' 5 L' . . 1' L gl , 11 'A A 1' wllwlw -. ' I - K r '. 1 R . 711 ' PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Ear RAYMOND P FRANCES BALLARD 9 N WILLARD H KEMP JR X 1 WALTER C O MFARA BOOKER I LORFNCII ALTSHULER JACK o LOCKERY 19 PALL C IxUC7O Anyont hfut 1n txtrl put of snmlxcrs' I Cfmt open my lotktr Im COINIYIQ dont 1ot11 me 1n Sound f1m1111t' Thcy rt tht qulps we hc1rd ln tht mm 1oC1xtr roomb vnhlle wt vxcrc ln thc m1dst From the C1135 when vu thr111tt1 to the frtsh Scptcmbcr fur md hotlxq through thost IHIL1 t11shts to 1 mush Canter what ut Lsthtr XY7l111'1IT1L lf 5,1111 11155 1111 IES sptlltdl L 'N Thtn xxt puny pop ups 1nd honest to goodntss D1 XIIQQIO tonnttts Ixtrxthms, sttmul 11141 1nc1 smtlltd xxondtrful no vuondtr If 111s sptnntz oo Int 111t11 on thost 1LlIl1l11LL1 dub 11 1 1n rt1111t x1h1r 1 grt1t11t11 thu n1t1ntto11Q t ful t111t I1llI11xS ut dnt so t 1n1x 1 our hotktx Stltlw 1nd 1115111111 1W1IS hut moxt of 111 to our frxtntih xnstruttori in A. I ,, X F ,, H91 1' ' 'tha 4 2' Q 1 A ' ' A2 . 1 R lv 'J ' 7 I Y h V4 A Il. 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SCIENCE DEPART Vnsrons of stuffttl lUlfLlS ttltl hottlts intl unsolx lhlt prohltms xxlll tlxx ms bt 1SSOCllfLLl xuth ITICIHOFILS of tht stltntt tltplrtmtnr Itrms suth IS trut hues xtltntt mtl mtt mmttl ulvtnttet xxtll ts m 5 hours spent ID broloty Lllilllliffy mtl physxts Head Earlt W Gootl mtl h1s stthf hue m tlt pottntlal Emsttms of ill of us Wt mn bt thankful for not tttldrng ny mort holes to tht sputttrtd Cerlmt, rn tht chtm lab for not gtttmg brtttn by tht famous blacl-. snalte who vnll brtt 1tt1mts but IS not porsonous md for hmmtg strtngth tnouuh to stufT our htxtls mth lrght sound mtl tltt tncrty formul ts tht mtht bttort tht lug tts Q Tht st1t nct tltpirtmtnt hots t lllgllf us xxtrl tht symhol mltntt intl conduttrxxty of tht gold rn Our Goldtzz l tary CECILE G PALMER FLORFNCE A PAIINE Jos12PH J zDANow1cz JOSEPH r CDNNIINGHAM EA RLE V GOOD ALBA CAPPABIANCA WALTER SELG t DONALD E PALZERE U 4 9 6- .Lia 1' :- ' ' 4 ' a 2 5 l 7 2 'L ' ' ' 'A 1 'z 'z ' 4 . . , ,Q 'A ' 2 H ' hh. 'z ' tg 1 'lt t . 1 ak' as 1 un' fx rx - k v 1 1 ' C' . e. A, , Y classt under the tutelage of Department A . t ' 2 . ' 8 ' ' A L ' 2 A 1: l c ' V 1. . ci h A l 6 1 1 ' A ky ' l , , . T. , . , 3 f L ' t L ' t . ' ' v 2 t 'ky .R A . l A L' .' V T . . .K . L 2 , -u 5 , ' t v , -L . f.. 2 - v . A g . gi f Q-. 'fl ,x '.2 Q '1 4 -f 1 iz' 41 ,'f:9'Q ff 2 9 4 4 5 153 U4 , 4 3 5 bf ug, A cv.. Q k ,A 5. , , ' 4. xi EEE' ,IOHISQ ALFRED A, MARION 15. 15511915 SESSA MORSE GLADYS G. IACOBSON T-Z1-Q. gil -wx wg :Shi '55 if L :Xia LL 4 L A Q' V vxiq 9 Km -af I f J' S+ .f if ' N9 Q7 my ., ' 5 vhgr fl ly 41 Wh? 2 fy S ,p,f5'f ' Iurrv xi IXROPP EDITH L. STITT IRFDI RIF T HAW I S O E G. 5 Y. N W I. 4' ,. . ,O .Q ALBERT SCHER DORA M POCHNA ANGELA T ESPOSITO K ANGELA FIORE JAMES H KEANE 1' RUTH F HIGGINS f i lv. I PAUL J Kuczo f' A L. 'Q-A CHARLES C OLSON lenoxx hovu to mqlee them loolx xx ell 'mth thlt h melt ltttle elexlee the er1Set The ftelelmq mtchmes mel the 9XXlICl1l5OZ1I'Cl th If ohee seemed so COIUIWllClILkl lveetme 15 stmple to OPLTIIC as 1 rtelto tlter mstruetlon mtl pttetlee Those fommerer tl lm terms we Qeleleel to our xoethularx e1eh elm rmv 1 flmllllf hell xx hen thex noxx tppe tr 1r1 el1et1t1on Thu html' xxtth them reeolleettons of our hrst trntl the Qrmt exent th If m tele us mto m ister l mxeri mtl just jurors From lm tr1 als to l500lxlxLLPlI'lL errors we eerttmlx ellel proht hx the tr11l mtl error methoel is vue mule the most ol our golden opport IHIIICS I iw 'ff -' . SA , 45' - ,V A Q' lm. 'rw :g . WIFI! ' 4 ', 'V A 1 ,- -fa VA, A . JV J. V V 4-, . V -, - L 1 - . .- .N ..ik,' , . 2 2 A. 'Y 1 ' 1- ' ' 1- 1 ' e 1. ' ,'2 ' 1 2 l ' 2 is -'. RQ ' -L 1' ' 1 ' ' I 21' Ain L' bl 2 1 ' e t V C, . ' 'a ' 2 2 ' 1 ' L S. 2' t e ,, u V - . 12 . . is- e t e .. e BERTHA COOKE A 4- v ,. 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Oy x-' HIIDA BX LIIN Q QQ? fs FRANCES IRENE STELLA ALMA CAFETERIA XVh1t fond mcmorncs uc h uc of thc Q lfctcru thc tngrx gurclcs of our empty stomachs thc frxgrmt odors ISSLIITII' from thc stctm mblcs thc busy hustlc of thc cwpwhlc cooks thc scrumptrous sltght of our hot lunchcs And vsc rcmcmhcr the lunch trmc ch xttcr thc long oohs xxhlth hlllovxcd tt thc drop of a pl uc Indeed thc cafe vs is dc lr to our hc trts 1nd stomachs' ,N 'L MARGARET M KATHERINE EILEEN WILLIAM D ARMSTRONG MD RITTER RN GANNON RN TROY MD MEDICAL Whether offcrlng thur scrxxccs II I loothlll 1 lmc or lust SXINIWIKITIZIDL VsIIl1I'llL l1XPOCl'lOI'lLlI'I1LSll'I thc cllnlc our Uslitllf. tl still xx 15 tlxx us chccrful ind cfhclcnt XX hrlc tcstphohu xx IS rcsponsrhlc for most ncrxous hrc llxLlOXK ns our MDS and RN s llso c ltcrcd to cxcrxthlnc from hc 1d lchc to sort hnccr Thc puns thu took to L xsc thc p uns wc h1LlcnLlL1rLLl thc IIILkllL ll st ltl to our hc IFES DAVIS MILNE TRAEF AI ICE H MOI-IR Q' ,,. 5- L.. , - , .F '- N 4 l if , , . 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H' I X x rf r if as 2, 5 my Pzlot Wheel as a gulde I fumbled from floor to floor and from room to room hopmg agarnsr hope to stagger 1nto the r1ght one Here s the mlmeographed code of manners for the next blg event 1n my hxgh school career the junlor sophomore receptnon I remember how bewrldered and scared we felt as we glrmpsed the long mxle past the receptnon lme The blggest ordeal was srttmg 1n the bleachers and trymg to look at ease These two pieces of green and whlte crepe paper are proud reminders of our get acquamted party when we ofhcxally became the class of 1955 ably as slsted by Mrs Mmam Andersen and Mr Mlchael Stecyk Next a lxmp wrmkled petmon lf holds many memor1es of the cam pazgnmg of those first brave ones who chose to run and the pleased snghs as the long awanted announcement read Art Iacuzlo Betty Bowne jo Ann Tam burrl and Loulse Snyder A weather beaten schedule tells nts own story of a v1ctor1ous pxgskm season a season whrch found our Black Kmghts state champions cheered on by our snappy new cheerleaders Zoe Bxrren Chrckxe Agostxno Marge Ranek and .Io Ann Tamburr1 As I turn the page I find a slrghtly used playbook recalhng the hrlarrous perrod we spent vrewmg Hold the Lrne Please a one act comedy 1n whlch our lovable Lorralne Cxpolla prophesied her theatr1cal successes to come Oh yes here s the bid to the tops ln sophomore hops We danced to the dreamy straxns of the newly dlscovered band headed by our own Lenny Alsop How well I recall this yellow poster Murph for Pres1dent a new wh1rl of petltlons, posters, and promlses a zany fun packed campargn wlth corn popped 1nto unforgettable speeches Agaxn we emerged wxth the people's chorces Gordon Murphy, Harvey Okun, Judy Brant, and Nlck Wentworth the B1g Four to lead us through the second phase of our prosperous and actrve hlstory 1n the records of SHS Wxth the turn1ng of our fnrst pages come new experxences and new memo Lvncz. ,vvaqo A I x 70 me anucf 9. . 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Vows to make this year better than last . . . exaggerated discussions about driving license tests . . . laughs over the novelty of the PA system . . . all these welcomed in our junior year. Here's another code . . . this time we received our lower classmen . . . a wave of the '53 magic wand for good times . . . a successful reception for the Sophs. Falling leaves and crisp autumn ushered in King Football with his thrills and spills. This season our chests swelled as we viewed with pride Scalzi, Bukov- sky, and Fratarolli displaying their talents on the gridiron . . . Judy Brant and Cindy Howard were our new additions to the cheering squad . . . and here's the ticket stub from the storm-tossed football dance, which finally became a realiza- tion in February. Every girl was wondering, Am I still going with him? . . . postponement, though, couldn't hinder a good time had by all. All this sports talk makes me remember how we saw our cross-country blazers emerge as state champs. cs a m -I : a cv I: Q ca : : m : m Q lm . ' CA? YH have fffcfof .11 X 1 - .- ' 423 A 56? 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F V ,,,,,, ward-fka ..f Mr if 5: 9 3 by rj September 1950 And so we advanced from jumorhood to semorhood class rmgs Hashmg on showy flngers promotron to grade twelve adornmg report cards 550 of us becommg oflicnal members of a new sennor -ws c ass The followxng fall more Hrst events were credrted to our name A V' the regular mornmg exercrses over the PA System afternoons of fun at the Co ed Corner the excrtrng experrences of the nlght football game agarnst H1llhouse wnth our heroes tacklmg opponents under the brrght lrghts of Mxchael Boyle Stadrum the councrl sponsored rally for the battlrng Black Knrghts who agaxn brought honor to therr school-champxons rn our hearts as well as rn prmt Another vrctory football dance two out of three lastnng xmpressrons made by mnschrevous sport men who entertamed to the delrght of all Th1s was the year Sophne Strelakos and Louxse Snyder were added to the crack cheermg corps Our successes rn the fleld of sports carrred through 'pf never came to a final quarter there were Smrtty and the stars of the basket ball court terrrfic tracksters arched krckers on the soccer team the Joe D s who pxtched hxt and caught for the1r serles of wms We had wmners rn every class jerry Zleselman s speech of speeches rn the Volce of Democracy contest Lourse Snyder voted our DAR g1rl Thxs sheet of musnc rem1nds me of those happy hours spent warblrng and croomng the A Cappella 1tes and therr tuneful performances Remember our fads? Don't lose 1t ' was heard as everyone became a Fan sharks and blasts galore everlastxng huddles rn the halls the fiendlsh delxght of d1rty1ng whlte bucks be bop fanatlcs the on those jackets symbolrzrng the Falcon Flock the Sneets and therr tres grvrng the bxrds competmon Th1s copy of the councrl m1nutes brnngs back thoughts of endless debates for the sake of the students canteen dances whlch anded the fellows out of a 0 1 ffff 14411741 xr V x 7450 X U fa,,,,l X. K w A 011 wunr I fa Foac I ve teen ' ' . 1 f 15 .f' fi .' f -- , .i .4 V- V- f -. - . ,. V . . , ,. i .fp , T,i:.:, .g X A b i get , fa,-'3.g,5 VT 41, 4 byiiif lf gm Efwxdi -!.?-li,?2E?,V.1:1?..', 'Vg 3 gi,-it pl 2-.iirl g C fit 'TMC' 'fx' ' A ' 'TU 44 fe- 'ea'eff'fMX--' . . f 5 - 9 was-2, -we-9. ' w - H w ' 'f !'.f'w'.TffgQa f. ' '-Tai 1 f if gi A M at if 1,1 ff1llat,51iU??s5sr1 6 f ff P ff-if a if . .. . ,, . 4 ,A gh A six E . . . ,,f 1 ., I l . V523 5 S. ' - - 3 . J- C ' ' 4 . . . . . X5-fi E- A - . 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Here's my graduation picture . . . a puncture to my ego . . . it recalls the excitement of the yearbook . . . dead- lines to reach . . . pleas for ads . . . biographies to compose . . . the Hurry of arguments in room 264. A college catalogue . . . plans for the future . . . con- gratulations to scholarship winners . . . Mr. Sessa's long list of applicants for jobs. The pages are getting fewer . . . hearts were getting sadder . . . my bid to the prom . . . dimmed lights in a gym remade into paradise . . . dancing on clouds-clouds of tender memories. The last days of school . . . signing year-book auto- graphs with trembling fingers . . . practicing our march to Pomp and Circumstancef' Here's my diploma . . . the day we thought would never come had finally arrived . . . Charlie's parting words in the stadium of so many recollections . . . a last hand- shake . . . an encouraging Good Luck . . . the linal fare- well to our home on the hill. As I close the final page on those high school me- mentoes, a tear comes to my eyes . . . how could I ever want to be without this scrapbook to read and enjoy with my high school friends, when the memories it contains are So Dear To Our Hearts. p - ,J i f I june 1 D Z S E E Z Z E E Z Z Z I Z ERIC 'farce ' YE! H6-ao.,6,,g, ,ALL 70 7'f5Wi'V-ff U50 , E Ama Hfwoscwe I 5 V ir 17 Xx,fk.A 'Qu' X Why ,S s ,f CQ-. 5 0 - I 4 f Dx Q' Eb l S ea: g Z ZZ ZZ ZZ Z Z 111 Z SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Row Icfr hr N D fx I 7 Buren B Bmx L Bmvsmrcm Grax B Lonrx Il x 5 uni os NX Lnrxunrt nm or I Hugh Ladato B Shaub rd Ron B Dc Angeln R Insnhnr R Inmrman Gambmu W Sabxa SCHOOL GUIDES v' X IK,RC QIINI1 Ist ', ,' to Rlll I.. Lupmncu. C. . IgTiquc, M Q nk rw. ., ' . . n -, -' D, . I . J .I Roxy I NX'1IIxc. H. MCI .Ii ., N, ' h. H. Cy I II, 5. K' cs, 1 Y -', 45 . I ,A x, .3 ,g vi I , , Q MI '- C , xv I ' I '. 'll Yf . IN! R-M. Inf! rw Rxghr I :'xXI1QL'. S NIM :nu 5. Y.,1:t1.x Iv lMN1.:n.. 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II U . . .N 'N MFI: . . , rv I3 Rh ,11u I S ,,.. 1x.1:..VI L1,.,f:1:u: CHARLES ZITO Chaflze hes the tops head prlot on our semor flnght land ed Iralxan pnze anred problems rn Councrl take offs on the schedule of the Italran Club propelled monon of YMCA and CYO wmged wmmng wrt around the world wrth musrc wrll stop off at college on yourney to great herghts SHIRLEY LINCOLN Sbzrl pocket srzed prmcess mrnted semor savmgs pep pered French and Players Clubs tugged at our heartsrrmgs ln class comedres crowned Year book brographres held a spell over jumor Womans Club wlll trptoe to the rhreshold of college DONALD ACCOUSTI Don a headlrner mented ntle of semor second nn command featured as the boy fnend nn our dramatnc extras reported to the Falcon fold ad ded klck to the :ron arched soccer team scooped pomts mto the basket wrll top the personalrty page of campus edmons JO ANN TAMBURRI Jo so dear to our hearts c ass mmute taker of sophomore and semor years chref cheerleader cholce brd to Gnrls State captrvatmg queen of jumor Prom chin up gal Friday of all school and commumty commmees champnon brographer cheerful honor roller so dear to ber heart buymg O FICERS i I O R at g I L' A .- . . . 6 xl - A 7 15 foe . DOLORES ADAMKOWSKI Dee, handful of happiness . . . scored five shorthand certificates . . . claims office machines and shorthand classes as favorites . . . invests interest in football and dancing . . . adds to CYO . . . ad- vertises. A friend in need is a friend indeed . . . on account as future bookkeeper. MARlE AGOSTINO Dodre sincerity itself whole heartedly supported the School Council 601055 debating modest possessor of shorthand cer tilicates located choice seats for patrons of Civic Music plans to educate elementary pupils of the future DAVID ALEXANDER Dave our bid for All State stalwart guard of the football Black Knights powerful block ing bulldozer sturdy partici pant in all intramural sports strapping victor of three bowling trophies courageously hopes to halt the Korean crisis JOSEPHINE ALLEN I0 friendly lass fulhlled Christmas Seal orders faithful member f Bopperettcs and X XVC A skilled possessor of shorthand cc rtiflcates oftcn cx claims Rcal cram xxishcs to be rcmcmlwcrcd as 1 truc friend form of hcr future will bc set in collcgc KAROLX IN ANl xlxl R Cu .lPlLJS.1IlIPLl'SUl'l.1ll!X loxts to trip thc lii,lit tanrastit gots n nl laisc ia luskctlull also ratcs hcr intcrcst often quotes D mt lost. it .1 ncxcr sax dmc Dodecr an uill dccoratc thc future Xia home. dcsicrnng 42 LEONARD ALLSOP Lwmi virtuoso of the drums maestro of rhythm swung through class committees and homeroom presrdcnu with ease echoed his friendliness in the halls of SHS All State Orches man arranged nine piece band in harmonx viill reach a high on the scale of succcss CLAIRI ANDI RSON I hun topper curls is bright is 1 pct x pcrkx tuirlcr D .xl itil tricks cars t timbox music hmwlintc Hom l tr cr hcr lvoun llcss cncrgi .ml lctcrmination arc uncquallcd ocsnt haw. to flip .1 coin office. work will till hcr futurc FRANCES AGOSTINO Cbickie, effervescent cheerleader . . . sparkled in class activities . . . chairman of Reception Committee for junior Prom . . . spirited homeroom representative . . . live- ly Junior Womans Club member . . . will direct energy towards business world or art career. GLORIA ALBA Glo a topnotch talker in any league on first base as sopho more homeroom money collector boosted the sale of the Year book CYO and YWCA occu py much of her spare time regular Betty Crocker in the kitch will be a welcome addition to the nursing field ADA ALLARD Ada there s sunshine in her smile relieved sophomore home room of dues vocalized in junior and Senior Choirs saucy senorita of Spanish Club sees action on baseball and hockey teams Siren agent in senior year music and sports compose favorite pastimes college beams in future C 'P' ROSEMARY ANNUNZIATO Dzmpler love that smile c rc and talented registered mrn utes for homeroom acted as Siren and Yearbook agent dancing and the piano are her labor of love remarks To be well known rs not as important as being well lrked a bright future rs rn business or music CAROL ANTONELLI Car spry as a bunny melody maker rn Sophomore and Girls Choirs an example of femrn rnrty enyoys gliding across the dance floor and pedalrng her hike Perry Como rates elongated sighs made brrdre fly to trce tops on badminton court has to grve more thought to future plans BETTY ARANCIA Bet! yaunty sprrrt a pleasure to know gayly served home room as Yearbook agent co lected many shorthand certificates lrghtens leisure trme by danc ing and lrstenrng to Eddie Fisher records delights in CYO and Italian Club meetings wr set rn ladys corHure 'Us BARBARA ANTONELLI Barb she doesn t smrle she laughs alternated as homeroom rep resentatrve queen of the bad mrnton court a KDeet of good standing wrnnrng per sonalrty regrets that there are only twenty four hours rn a day secretarial work rs part of her future JEANETTE ANTONLCCI Im quiet but ever so nrce greets everyone vyrth a smile a faithful rooter at all SHS foot ball games this dark haired lass spcnds Tucsday evenings at Sacred Heart CYO has a note worthy record collection become a secretary rs her wrsh for the future EDWARD ASH Eddie always ready to give you a big grin and friendly Hello an actrve member of the Rrppo wam Rifle Club hrs interests revolve around model airplanes radio and electrrcrty the United States Navy and a future rn elec tronrcs are on hrs agenda 7' .I PV- 'L r THERESA AUGIJ STYN Terry easy to knovn and easier to get along with veep of her sophomore homeroom chem rstry clicks with her strong CYO supporter roots for St Basrls teams flying fingers hold shorthand certificates she ll be a nurse someday NANCY BAMBER Nan: . . . rich in yitamin content . . . dauntless on hockey field . . . our country kid . . . necessary num- ber of 4-H and Boot and Spur Clubs . . . pricks ears to allamand left and a grand right and left . . . . . . loves to sail the ocean blue . . . proposes college for the future. 'T JAMES BAILEY Inn one of the nicest fellows we know a woodworking wizard keeps a bowling ball on the a ey baseball football and hockey rake up much of hrs trme does a lrttle mechanical draw ing on the srde claims Life rs what you make rt will go to sea rn a Navy ship. MARY BARKER Mary eternally ready to serve oth- ers . . . publicized the junior- Sophomore Reception . . . secre- tary of the Yearbook Advertising Committee . . . solicited for Siren . . . earned numerous shorthand certificates . , . drew posters for Cheaper B5 The Dozen . . . will be a legal secretary . URSULA BARKIEWICZ Shirley dnmpled brrght-eyed blonde of drversrfred talents agrle Siren and Yearbook agent top one of the Tombstone Gang rrght hand for Mr Hecht gurded the sophomores rrght to therr destrnatrons abrdes by the Golden Rule plans center around work as a dental hygrenrst RICHARD BARRETT Dzck a musrcal maestro ar monrzed on sax and oboe for SHS and All State Bands scaled to theatrrcal acclarm rn class plays blended abrlrtres on cross country teams won frrends wrth strams of good wrll a Navy school of musrc strrkes the note for hrs future Xl 5+ tv' ANN BARRELLA Anne of the wrdely varred ward robe mademorselle of the French Club rnvested trme ln Polrtrcal Scrence and Intematron al Relatrons Clubs adorned the honor roll speedy shorthand whrz addressed her cheers to the Dodgers her future pat tern denotes stenography ELLE BARTIS El stenographer supreme er IDICICSI hes rn bookkeeprng and typmg enjoys dancmg ten nrs and swrmmrng drctates Happrness rs a habrt carbon of the future prrnts a pattern of success rn bookkeeprng and ofhce work 'T 695 an NEFELLE BARTIS Fay cordral confectron added ads to Yearbook carols church chorr tops at typmg and shorthand delrghts rn dancmg fancres new frrends remarks Wrthout farth there rs farlure wrll scan the vsant ads for a secretarral posrtron DONALD BEADLE Donme lank lean n lrkeable lersurely rarsed Sven subscrrp trons rn hrs senror homeroom long lrmbed basketball forward leader of the Sprmgdale CYO ers at St Cecrlras lover of model A Fords lrght footed lad on the alleys lrnks hrs future wrth technrcal radroTV work GEORGE BELLO Dzxzepeach full o fun revels rr sports of all sorts a V baseball partrcrpant found ar CYO YMCA and wth Westsrde Pros hrs merry grxn has von hrm a host of frrends reasons He vrho rs patrent mll be vrell rewarded future antrcs are undecrded as of novr JULIA BAYNARD julze a gemal lrttle blonde gayly booked passage on a warm sprung breeze from Baltrmore Maryland accents actrng abrl rrdes romantrc waves to mrsty haunts a mrschrevous smrle dances amrdst swrftly chang mg moods a campus lrfe wrll be met wrth capabrhty KATHERINE BEAUFORD Kay queen of the keyboard played her way through ltalran Club hrt a downbeat as senxor homeroom secretary a natural sharp rn A Cappella Chorr harmonrzed to mn scale of frrends a cheery note about SHS halls vull bow next rn debut at NYU JOAN BENNETT Lxtlle joe a Flatbush faxthful scored on the Sven staff war bled rn Sophomore and Grrls Chorrs batted nn Italran Club team member of the Bop- perettes cheered the Dodgers on to a vrctorrous season er next hrt vull be arrangmg the corffures of lovely ladres X f i I A nt Vi, I . . . . . 1 Nxt xr . g , . p ' - f A, , M X rd aff if ,AW V Q-V N, Q I ' ' , ' ' ... Z Z' VVA, ,,VV V l l -, ' ' ' .I - i bt t I' I I ' , ...lp - en.... , V l ' I 'I '- A . .Him lx 7 I ri K rf ,4 ELIZABETH BERWIND Lrz lrke a bubble rn a champagne cocktarl consumed sparks of energy rn German Debatrng and Junror Womans Clubs or trayed Rafe rn Meet Me In St Louzr batted badmrnton brrdres zealously adorned hon or roll scrrbed for senror homeroom college beckons thrs mrss ZOE BIRREN Zoe bubblrng blonde beauty perennral cheerleader repre sented her homeroom rn junror and senror years created a beautrful Chrrstmas Ball for Jun ror Woman s Club caroled rn All State Chorrs parlez vous ed rn French Club she ll captrvate the collegrates GREGORY BLACK Greg serenely rmperturable enjoyed senror homeroom presr dency played calm and cool football for the 51 team showed speed rn track art fills rn where sports leave off won a Scbolamc Art Award rs desrgnrng future plans around further educatron at an art school MICHAEL BENNETT Buddy the rester drsc lockeyed on WSTC scored Scholastrc Magazrnes Radro Drama award duo-ed wrth dummy rn Meet Me In St Loan copped cas as homeroom treasurer and AA agent sat rn on Players French and Polrtrcal Scrence meetrngs trckles the rvorres law rs rn the future MARILYN BERT Mar always on the go brrsk clrnrc assrstant qurckened steps to CYO and dancmg class anrmated homeroom actrvrtres lovely usher for class plays served on many decoratron com mrtrees slackens pace to decrde next move MARIANNE BERWIND Marramze one half of that Wm some twrnsome memorable as Ernertme zn Cheaper By The Doz took care of money matters for Junror Woman s Club valued asset of Debatrng and Ger man Clubs perpetual honor roller skrlfully headed home room badmrnton champ looks forward to campus lrfe MAURICE BISAILLON Moe Stamford Hrgh s skr master sped to meetrngs of local skr club saved some trme for foot ball and baseball puts the phrlosophy Srlence rs golden to practrcal use thrs lad rs cer tarn to find success rn a busrness college of hrs chorce LOUIS BLANCHARD Lowe tall fellow wrth the frrendly smrle seguro senor rn the Spanrsh Club rn hrs element when workrng on chemrstry a whrz at trrg and physrcs, too master maker of model planes rn top form on the tennrs courts wrll make hrs mark on a col lege campus fb Y-5' ROBERT BERRY Bobby bop rs hrs mrddle name razzman at dance dates yrtter bugged to CYO jumped to stock car races a mechanrc who sent cars bouncrng hep- ped up sportsmarr wrnked at the weaker sex jrved to modern musrc wrll make next move to Anchor: Awesgb LILLIAN BERUBE Tmy as brg as a mrnute answered roll call at CYO operated as AA agent lrsted archery dancmg and popular musrc rn her drrectory of enjoy ments numbered a photo collectron among her hobbres telephones wrll rrng rn future PATRICIA BONIS Pa! twinkle toed twirler er sunny smile and delightful dis position are her passports to hap piness the high school Twirl ing Squad finds her a talented addition soon shell lend her versatility and vitality to some lucky office HELEN BOSSES Helen carefree and cheerful aft and weaving capture her in terest . . . loquacious member of the CYO . . . stock-car races fas- cinate her , . . popular music rates high . . . often asserts Laugh and the world laughs with you . . . ' still dazed by the future. BETTY BOXX NE Bel, a precious jewel . . . got plated veep of prime year . . . sterling homeroom representative . . . ornamented school legislature . . . emeralded biographies . . . brilliant gem in class theatricals . . . vital pearl in string of activi- ties . . . sparkles for secretarial work in the WAF. 46 J NORMA BLOMSTER Norm chatter gal possesses a gay interest in YWCA one period she s never late for is lunch loxels lads on the dance floor believes Someone has to do the talking it might as well be me' will brighten some ofhce THEODORE BOCCUZZI Ted SHS All American track star who caught and fought foot ball for Black Knights keen competition in baseball and bas ketball bowled them over with his weight lifting t is A Cappella member says A chip on a shoulder is an indication of wood higher up next com petitive meet--college 'Km CHARLES BORNHAUSER Charlie seafaring lad sailed as first mate for the Stamford Sea Scouts relaxed by reading tales of galleons caravels etc launched interest in radio and tele vision rigged up projector for audio visual group will don his Navy blues and specialize in electronics KENNETH BOWMAN Ixen a one man band a little guy with a lot of wind makes sweet music with saxophone and tuba in band , . .bruised the drums . . . hit high notes in badminton . . . a consistant chord of Deut- scher Verein . . . Scouting pro- vides much pleasure . . . will de- sign a future in architecture. STEN EN BRAMBRUT Prmrlio, our future physicist . . . answered the roll call in Mathe- matics Club and veeped H. 1. Stitt Science Club . . . speedster for track and cross country teams . . . known for his shoes-size l3l'f . . . scientific survey shows a col- lege campus is his next stop. 49 MARY ANN BOCCUZZI Mar dark eyed senorita mem ber of El Circulo Castellano won several shorthand certificates delights in office machines believes in the Yankees for ever wears the wax thin on Eddie Fisher records will enter into secretarial work RICHARD BOCK Dirk piano Jazzster strikes up a tune with his own band audio visual operator clicks with the German Club lends vocal talents to A Cappella Choir knows that business and plea sure do not mix future plans -college followed by medicine or pharmacy - L. 9'- E ,, , , , it ,., ' g. 5 Q A. gl ,Y . 1 If OUIDA BRA MWELL Ouzda the amazing guided the bewildered around high school American Friends Service Scholarship winner Debating Society s choice as parliamentarian an honor student boosted sales of the Szrerz and Our Golden Year! a gain to Stamford Forum of World Affairs vu go on to college ELI BRELLO El: amiable and considerate an avid Dodger fan found time between building models to partake in intramural sports achieved honor grades active in CYO Boys Club and YMCA Mathematics Club treasurer will design ultra modern bridges and roads upon gradua tion from college 57 JUDY BRANT Jap pep personified cheer fully noted Junior Class actnities added her sunny smile to the cheering squad twinkling Junior Woman glittered as L11 Jackfe one of the famous Dozen lived n lumped at Harvest Moon Ball will sauce her may through college PAUL BRENIA Paul tall friendly gallant presided over the Math Club found at Political Science and H J Stitt Science and Engineering Clubs believes Ambition is the young man s ladder to success this all around fellow will be welcomed at a technical school where he will major in mechanical engineering IC' I g fi 'Pt' Q7 JAMES BROOKS jzm handsome suave and debon a r Stamford s gift from Ven ezula made his mark by vun Scholarship to Friendly Cross vsavs serves as a board member of Stamford Forum of Forergn Affairs enloys basketball vsill gain much from college life RICHARD BROWN Baby Rich nice to know vsell versed history scholar also enyoys exploring the realm of science Ends time to enloy music and his interesting collec tion of maps says Where there is life there is hope this likeable lad looks forward to serving Uncle Sam JUDY BROWNSTEIN Judi a sparkling gem shone as senior representative yingled coins for Debating Society Political Science and Spanish Clubs benefited from her clear thinking Yearbook literar staHer seen often on the dance floor or curled up reading a novel will brighten a college campus Z' ' -c- RAYMOND BROUILLET Ray Mr Casanova found females the most attractive aspect of school activity spent some time at CYO meetings helped out as AA agent got wet in water sports dried off while fixing cars future plans involve a school of accounting SHIRLEY BROWN Sbzrl thrives on history won Stamford Forum For World Affairs International Relations Scholarship active in Political Science Club helped choose our rings planned for Players Club champion of shorthand success awaits at a teachers college FELTON BUCHANON Felt our master of the buck and mng lifted his voice with the Sophomore Choir kicks his heels in the West Main St Center and as president of the Vipers A C has an eye for a cute chick would like to whirl into fame as a professional dancer ' ' I . ' I I x . , f I2 f- -its .1 -w I ' N -, , , . ur an im. , . A- , . A Vu.- ' ' - -' .Y 'v ' I ning the American Friends Service A '- ' ' . . ' N. 1 5 ' ' - f 5 f ' '. ' Y SAV In . 1 it ' ',' ...a if ' ' X . xt .. . A . U ' 47 EDMUND BUCHS Ed, chivalry will never die . . . genial member of Deutscher Ver- ein . . . scored sweet strains in wood-wind section of band . . . enjoys swimming . . . suggests, By taking your time and going slow, you will live longer . . . this knight of yesteryear will ride his steed to college. MARY BUTKOVSKY Mar with a smile for the birdie countenance shone with a rosy glow as yunior and senior homeroom secretary sparkled as AA agent won many an ad for the Sven with her cheerful personality swimming and CYO remained dear to her heart bookkeeper of the future NANCY BUTLER Nan a lark with twinkling eyes a sweet note on anyones scale joined chorus of home room representatives warbled in local shows had perfect pitch in music and speech tunefully exclaims that music will form het future lyrics :P i VIRGINIA BUROW Ginny, pleasantness personified . . . caroled in choir . . . taught tots in Sunday School . . . be- friended the Youth Fellowship of the North Stamford Congrega- tional Church . . . do-si-doe at square dances . . . dreams of a career as an interior decorator. STEVE BUTKOVSKY Buck our football phenomenon charging pigskin quarterback and co captain headed his senior homeroom went to bat for the varsity baseball team always faithful to his Falcon teammates victorious varsity letter ma-1 future touchdowns will be scored at college WINIFRED BUZZEO Wznnze queen of the culinary arts trips the light fantastic when not concocting a dish fit for a king active in all CYO affairs loves to whirl around the dance floor hasnt found the perfect recipe for the future yet fs: Qt . lnumlh ga '-A , I H T' WILLIAM CAHILL Billy keeps his eyes glued to the television screen when the fights are on went the rounds with the Holy Name CYO copped honors in school in his favorite sport boxing his future ring will be the Southern New Eng land Telephone Company CLINTON CAM'PBEl.l. Clmk an indiyidualist one ' of Phil jones prize pupils wild about photogtaphv member of Glen Rod Club enyoys nothing more than a heated debate thc vuilcl blue yonder beckons Clint will answer the call by ioining the Air Corps A ,Q SQ. ' - '- get 15- of ' - . . X 'A ,-.kj . . . . . X I S y I Xxx' I .P-Sf V n A i 1 ' D . I 6 6 6 L' . if ' y - 1 1 - ', x ' -v- - 'I I . . . i I . g . A I , ' ' ' ' '. ' ...ext- A A 'I' I Qs. Jlihiif U ' ' 3 of Yuki? 4 A Y- 7 1 D I. ji . ' l M ff? eu-W EUGENE CALANDRELLI Cal man of many gags musical letter man in clarinet section of SHS Band mirthful member of Westside Pros his artistic ability made htm winner of an award in his yunior year presses mdecision concerning his future vocation SALLIE CAPAZZO Slzrb good time gal tvsirled a speedy baton in yunior year her feet seem to fly on the ice views stock car races vfith great vehemence her tongue competes mth her baton con fesses Love conquers all aspires to be a private secretary BARBARA CARLSON Babb: a picture of ambition delegate to School Council Szren solicrtor scribe or Yearbook biographies aided advertising staff of Our Golden Year: enthusiastic about her youth group and nursery school classes will achieve success as a nurse RICHARD CARLSON Doc valuable in stagecraft assisted the fabrication and opera tion of many scenes for SHS stage frequently hunts and tackles fishing . . . keen observer of stock car racing . . . always has a smile or a cheerful 'Don't lose it' . . . someday will be seen speeding around a quarter-mile ova . -Q CAROL CAPORIZZO Cap with the twinkle in her eyes gained speed in shorthand and with baton impulsive Italian Club member gleamed as sophomore homeroom veep Eddie Fisher and the Boston Red Sox rate high pleads Tell me another one a business career is flashing for the future JOHN CAPUTO Kadr well known around town dropped in on homeroom rep resentative meetings in Sopho more year acted as AA agent caught the pigskm on the jayvee gridiron cultivated an interest in cars cars cars wi substitute them for one of Uncle Sam s airplanes ANTOINETTE CARCUSA Tom an auburn bubble of good cheer sparkled at swimming and bowling perked up typing marks to A standard can often be seen at CYO and YWCA cheers loud and long for the Black Knights rts undecided where her laughter may next be heard NANCY CARLSON Nan small scale dynamo our -'YN working gal exerted energy rn twirlmg struck high in base Q3-f ball and bowling tap dancing and post card collecting are among her specialties will continue working until her dream of orange blossoms comes true LESTER CARPENTER Carp skillful sportsman a dled his way to ping pong charn pionship prize player of the winning intramural softball team for two years . . . thinks George Kell and the Detroit Tigers are synonomous with the better things of life . . . a Marine uniform is MARY CAPPIELLO Mary tranquil tidbit mid tempered member of the Italian Club collected shorthand cer trficates for speed interested in the Yankees and baseball in general participates in all class activities will be a smooth supplement to the business world BENJAMIN CARBONE Big Ben Old King Cole with a merry old soul crown prince of sophomore and lumor home rooms royal ruler of senior homeroom yovial Political Science member conquerer of the bowling alley reigns over outdoor sports a dentist s chair will be his future throne JUSTINE CARLO lusty talented artist and pianist gracious volunteer ardent Yankee fan her favorite philosophy Live for today let tomorrow take care of itself future portrait will begin with UConn or center around a career as hostess of the airways R' 1 sq f LORRAINE CIPOLLA Lorraine lovable bundle of sun shrne shone forth rn three class plays starlet of the Siren staff beamed rn her rays of clubs brrghtened aspect of Brography Staff gleamed as School Councrl representatrve rllumrned honor roll wrll ra drate gold dust rn the shade of a college campus RUTH ANN CLARK Rutbze typrcal teen type raves over Dean Martrn and jerry Lewrs roots for johnny Ray roller skatrng rates hrgh wrth er punctuates comersatrons ruth No lxrddrng' t e future urll lrnd thrs shorthand xxhrz holdrng .1 sccretatral rob I lr- X V Wtfx. TT? ,gs JOAN CARROLL joan of the dark tresses sew mg Jeamr her delrght dnbbles the basketball down the court a prcture of perfectron on rce skates rs undecrded between a career rn stenoeraphy or answer mg calls as a telephone operator FRED CHILLINGTON Clnck animated watersportsman auto fanatrc an actrve member of the Sea Explorers sarlrng and swrmmrng are among hrs many accomplrshments added hrs talent to the Chess Club the Unrted States Navy wrll clarm hrs not too drstant future FRANCES CHMIELEW SKI Fran farrharred and freckled a shutter bug answered toll call rn French and Clrck Clubs the femrnrne counterpart of Wrl lram Tell CYO mrss a so devotes trme to travel can occasronally be found at the Y thrs versatile lass wrll follow the route to college BEVERLY CLARK Bebe talkatrve mrss charter ed her way through meetrngs at the Busy Bees and the Tombstone Gang kept records for senror homeroom ofhce machrnes rnterest her can be heard about the halls exclarmrng Bes sre Lou Bebe looks forward to workrng rn an ofhce GENEROSO CLAROS Gene a welcome addrtron from the Phrlrpprnes popular head man of hrs class at Mamla Central Umversrry Hrgh kept up hon or grades smmmrng rs hrs favorrte pastrme loved by all vrho know hrm he vull long be remembered for rust berng hrm self vnrll study medrcrne Z JOAN CHAMPION Champ petrte blonde porsed skrllfully whrle horseback rrdrng graceful on roller skates model Dodger fan attracted to popular musrc drsplays an actrve and cheerful personalrty thrs lovely lass wrll enter the Held of modelrng MICHAEL CHIRAVOLO Mike carefree chap often heard callrng Fore tapped the football for IV s up to-par as rumor homeroom vrce presr dent rolls around town rn hrs grey Plymouth trps If you want anythmg go get rt wr march rnto the U S Marrne Corps EDYTHE CHURCH Eadze soft spoken mrss prcture of the true songstress sketched supremacy as lrbrarran for A Cappella framed fun as soprano rn church and school rn her future as a prrvate teacher for some lucky puprl 2 , Z3 ' ' I ' ' 'V' l . . .',.-l :....'ll X ' , C ,ef R j, , .gf M ct. I 97' A W '. ,A ' vt , - ... I 'y - ' ...ab Q as' . ' ' ,, choirs . . . shades of success are 4' U - . so lv l 'f' V... ' .lc . ,.k vy , X L 5 V . V ' V T so fr? i ' 1 Q -' ' - A 'vfl - b - I t--511 1 ' D- . ug M 3, . - Al Y ll l - - I A V' i x - I I - ' sophomore homeroom . . . musrc- ' ' V N ' ... I -M, J Y ' I . 4 I v , ' - 'Y ' ...ld - - ..l f-' l ...3 - -- V! .I . K I f-f S r , Y t I E ,' '..- . -.ia . . v . CATHERINE CLEMENT Cathy competent and efhctent seated class play audxences attenuve CYO er budget bal ancer of the Bxg Three Club bovslxng dancmg and hrstory top lrst of favorrtes contends You can do no more than your est w1ll be remembered for her famous sneeze asprres to buyrng MARY ANN COGNETTA Mac wrth the short curly halt a smrle for everyone gracnous Yearbook vendor Mrss lnteg my at CYO and YWCA meet tngs rates danctng and the Black Knnghts wrth equal enthus nasm advnses Love many trust few wrll be a charmmg asset to the busmess world DOROTHY COLEY Dot bound to be successful three year lxbrary assrstant helped rn collectron of AA dues just wrld about the Dodgers espectally Joe Black features popular mustc lrves by the Golden Rule w1ll be remem bered for her hexght has heart set on college or a secretanal school 55 av CARYL CLEMONS CC a sweet grrl came from Marmaroneck Hrgh School tn sen not year a songstress m Grrls Chorr enjoys campmg and hrkmg stamp collectmg ts a hobby often utters For Pete s sa e teachmg at a nursery school fills future spotltght ERNESTINE COLEMAN Ernze our lrve wnre sparkles as prestdent of the Bopperettes expert member of the varsnty basketball team lnvely member of the Y Teen Club baseball basketball weavmg and crafts are among her current Interests our forecast for the future rs a career as a beautrctan ANDREW COLLETTO Andy the muslc maker looks forward to fourth perrod band practxce asslstant conductor of mad member of a dance band takes prlde rn tumng hrs 51 Hud son to perfectxon a Naval mustc school IS a note rn hrs future A-0 91 QIPF W K SYLVIA CONETTA Syl SHSs chanteuse has a song for every occaslon e cheers m sophomore year two year A Cappella :te er ry Comos number one fan adept at boatxng and tenms one of our style setters wr blend her voice wrth others rn a school of musnc PATRICIA CONNELLY Pat full of rascalrty on hand at all St johns CYO meeungs counts basketball and roller skating among her favorltes whnz at lttterbuggxng peren mally punchmg those punk slnps hopes to burst mto that won derful state of Calrforma soon JOHN CONIGLIO Sonny the srlent type leaves tmpnnt on baseball and bowlmg popular musxc makes an rm presston wtth hrm the prmt shop too has proof that money talks but all rt says ns Goodbye thrs reserved lad sets up a future rn the prmtmg trade IRIS CONTARAS I no sparrow rendered so sweet a tune songstress rn A Cappella and church choirs cash col lecror for sophomore homeroom kept Siren subscrrptrons rn unrson obtanned scores of shorthand CCIIIFICZICS belteves A smtle can go a long way desrrous of a secretarral career 51 BARBARA CONTE Bobbi as cute as can be Hlled forms of fun at CYO and Junror Woman s Club typed achreve ment as homeroom representatrve at well rn the outlrne of Year book Advertrsrng and Brography Commrttees rs qurckly rotrrng her way to success rn the secre tarral freld CARMELA COPPOLA Carm a cheerful lrttle earful charmrng trcket solrcrtor for Meet Me In St Low: attended Span rsh Club meetrngs collected AA dues rabrd rooter New York Yankees charter for her future plans presently undravxn LEONARD COOKNEY Lenny the polrtrcran hrs plat form rncludes Debatrng Club Polrtrcal Scrence Club and Speak ers Bureau campargned for track rntramural basketball and baseball casts hrs vote for CYO hrstory rates hrgh wrll pull the lever marked college JOHN COPPOLA IC proud of hrs punctualrty he s alvsays on trme at the YMCA beats the clock on hrs way to prrntrng and draftrng classes hrs stamp collectron wrll last trl the end of trme hrs favorrte phrlosophy rs You cant blame a fellow for tryrng prrntrng vrrll occupy future hours 9 13 Q' BERNICE CORLEY Ca! merry chatter box pranced around on the basketball court remembered the dates concerned wrth Amerrcan hrstory nothrng pleased her more than dancrng wrll be remembered for her cheery smrle plans to beam at PHIICHIS as an angel of mercy HENRY CORSI Hen of the G clef and the chrn c e t barrtone veep of the A Cappella Chorr wrnner of two soccer letters rn unrson wrth hrs rntramural basketball team blended CYO rnto hrs hrghly ac trve schedule notes future as part of the wrld blue yonder sta GEORGE CRAIG Ixnute everyones frrend played JV baseball and football earned hrs letter for varsrty baseball fiphtrng hres for the Turn of Rrver Department kept thrs Falcon busy enthusrasm soars at the mentron of stock car races automobrle reparr dom rnates hrs future plans 2 Q, I JOSEPHINE CORRENTY jo proficrent mrss cleverly composed Yearbook brographres rngenrous honor roll stand by aptly advrsed the typrng com mrttee for Our Golden Yearr practrced possessor of shorthand certrficates office work wrll frll future JosEPH cox Buddy lrfe rs a trmely tune scored band letter scaled as member of CYO shows chro matrc rnterest for Yankees tarlgare tune transmrrter musrc makes the world go around thrs talented lad vsrll have to flrp the corn between a musrcal career and the Navy BEATRICE CRANE Bea a smrle for everyone admrrable personalrty helped n vrork as baby srtter cheerful ness added much to her church actrvrrres favors art and anr ma s favorrte sayrng rs Better late than never future plans are undecrded ni D' ' ' l . ' I ' . . . . D ' 6. A I , ,,, .I A . . . 3- ' ' ' ' l Q . . ,'. H . - ' V. . N X x 3 rr 3' E warbled with her church choir . . . . . .'skilled scribe for the Sneets Q A g K Q ' , ' ' ' . . . I f . . . q . . . - ' 4 ff. . 6: I 3 r 1 ' l D . . . V. - l V . .I ' . . I ,og I I . . ' I . - I . . . I VA A H I ' . I - - A - A H . . . RAYMOND CURRYTTO Ray fun is his sport sports seemed to be part of his fun he armed at the basket in intra murals tumbled without stumbling played with the pigskin and bat outside of school lent a hand on the stage crew BARRY DANCY Barry a crackerjack farmer as hrs own farming equipment steadfast member of 4 H and Grange Clubs his talents won him a scholarship for an essay on soil conservation will hoe a row or two rn college before be coming a chemical engineer JOHN DANIELS jackze tall quiet and friendly a pack of all trades likes noth ing better on hot days than to dive into the cool brine as a green thumb when it come to gardening finds pleasure with the pigskin wrll salute Uncle Sam and the Army next HENRY CRAWFORD Henry jazz boy in person lively personality enriched band and orchestra for three years A Cappella Choir vocalizer sports fan basketball virtuoso cross country star and intramural performer swung into repre sentative meetings future in tentron is to be a hardworking family man ANTHONY CROLLA Tony an avid Vejar fan three year intramural pugilist came out swinging for A Cappella Choir knocked out old favor rtes on the ivorres round ed up his friends at the YMCA rings the bell with all sports bout with future unscheduled as e MARGARET DALY Mzdge spritely songstress smi ing eyes vocalized in A Cap- pella Chorr ushered for various school concerts chooses dance floor as favorite location t e swimming pool rates a close sec on a loyal football fan MARY LOUISE DANDREA Mar our zippy zealot of 53 zenith homeroom representative Sophomore and Girls Choir e zany supporter of all sport activities zooms through the philosophy View the bright side of the picture her zodiac is still unforetold MARJORIE DANN Margfe sweetness and sincerity wrapped up in one is no square when it comes to real old fashioned dancing fervored fan of stock cat races thinks hillbilly music is heaven loves the thrill that motocycles create has not decided on her next move N- 'E AUDREY CROCHET And watch those mischievous glances energetic football fan chock full o school spirit witty ways won senior homeroom vice presidency never at a loss for words in or out of Speakers Bureau collected advertise ments for Our Golden Year: will cure all ills as a nurse EILEEN CULLINAN Eye friendly and fun lovmg sportsmanlike spectator at all sport sessions cut figures on the ice raced to CYO gather ings twirled on the dance floor spun from fun to making sounds in Choir as a sophomore future rings around the secre tarial Held 15 -an-:X .AX -SY 6 6 l , - . 1 . . . I I . . ' N ' - ' - Yi- U: - - i f' . . . . .L 2' i has high hoPCS for college. will add. sunshine to a local ofhcei ,' in I .413 .A X t . l as . . , 2,9 l , A . ...h ., Q' 1 . . .- twig- , - ' it 1... . I . - . 3 g S ls 1 :iifig Q' ' lzflffg l I I , .. '..h l ' ...-.i l U .: X BENJAMIN DE ANGELIS Benme musician and funster com bmed saxophoned hrs way into the football games Joked through senior representative meetmgs band letter man one of the Falcon founders enlrvened a good many CYO meetrngs hasnt lut upon the rrght note for hrs future as yet BARBARA DEICKE Drlee an all around jane always rushes around to make sure everything IS OK ground sucks to wm her hockey letter tried her hand at tntramural base ball and badminton scrxb bled minutes at K Deet meetmgs a real hull bully at heart secretanal work comes next CA ROL DE LEO D sang her cares away friend ly and full of rascalnty joined rn the chorus of voice classes hummed while dancing vocal ized rn CYO and the YWCA alto of the alleys carol ed for sports of all sorts mll hrt next note for a beauty parlor audience VIVIAN DASH ROBERT DANN Danny out door enthusiast ardent follower of field and stream woodworkmg fascmates htm can be found huntmg or fish mg out m the country rs philosophy Speech is silver but srlence IS golden will lead htrn to a bang up career m the bust ness world Vw the congenial charmer balanced the budget for her soph omore homeroom alternate representatxve finds her spare trme claxmed by numerous club meetings vocalrzed rn jumor Choir nimble lingered accor dronrst will further her studnes m college RICHARD DE BERADINIS Rick amtcable huntsman actrve member of a rrfle club and team tallxes spare hours rn huntmg and camping arms to be remembered for stage craft work for school and commumty productrons sports .vtrwe and succeed as his phxlosophy bulls eye 15 college MARIAN DE LAVALLE Mare perpetual merry goround hustled to CYO and YWCA bustled to the bowling alleys and dance Hoot up-top twtrler showed routmes on two types of skates relaxed while swim mmg dabbled with a paint brush rtdes next round as a prrvate secretary ROBERT DE LEO Gee master of the fanrvuays found on the course shootmg par scored on the football field svnngs h1s paint brush rn leisure time expresses mth surprise How about that' vull tee off after graduation by enlrsttng xn the U S Navy VT'1f GIOVINA D APRILE Gen the vtolm virtuoso mer ry note rn orchestra and A Cap pella Chorr twice played first vrolm rn All State Orchestra honored as junior Woman s Club Young Amr! of 1952 found a perfect place m crvtc concerts after college well hear her fiddling around WALTER DASKAM Walt sportsman supreme beaming possessor of soccer let ters boon to bowling and basketball huntmg and trap- ping hold high score with htm this Grant rooter boosts Its al ways darkest before the dawn' rt will be a tough decxsron between college and the Marines s N4 I L f CAROL DELLAROCCO Sally tmy as an elf a snappy dresser danclng rs her delrght contested ln Harvest Moon Ba devoted fan of SHS foot ball team many vrew her tal ents on the hockey held er phtlosophy Dont put off untrl tomorrow what you can do today college awarts her JUNE DE MARTINO june worthy whrmsrcal and wrllful shows senrorrty on ofhce staff lent sweet strams to Sophomore and Grrls Chorr senror play ttcket transmnrter spare moments devoted to nurses aide work her crown of glory wrll bear a R N msrgnra ,- fir 'C' L- DOLORES DE LUCA Dee pmt srzed and pretty sweetened Szren staff possesses proof of shorthand abtllry contrrbuted to CYO wxsely states It s better to be small and shme than to be brg and cast a shadow her happy smrle and blg blue eyes scan secretarral work and the mrddle arsle GERALDINE DE MINO Gerry delrghtful to know guxded rn commg sophomores mademorselle of Le Cercle Fran cars and Poly Sct accented at Speakers Bureau spred at Junior Womans Club and CYO wrll be lovely to look at rn college I 11 '73 VY' CONSTANCE DE NOCENZO Con a nose for news scoop collected and co eclrted the Siren publxcnzes Italxan Club St Maurrces CYO covers john ny Ray performances manages yournal of Jerry Lewns hrt the headlrnes wrth shorthand speed certrhcates classxhes her future among secretarres PHYLLIS DE PRETA Pbyl human speedometer rap- xd scrrbe of two homerooms swrft softball performer breezed through shorthand certrfi cates wrth celerrty hustled to Italxan Club meetmgs regularly an early brrd at Sneet Club meetxngs wtll qulckly prosper rn the secretarral fteld RICHARD DE ROSA D1Ckl6 of the pleasant smnle and crew cut well dressed member of the Spantsh Club sharp Sven agent groomed well on the dance floor veeped hrs rumor homeroom Erqmre on the basketball court wrll be decked out as future photo-en graver f ELAINE DENSKY Elaxne docrle and drstmctrve mdrspensrble Yearbook typxst possessor of several shorthand awards dotes on swrmmmg and lce skatrng an avrd fan of the Unrversrry of Conn football team wrll be an asset to the world of busrness EVELYN DE ROSA Eze musrcal gem brrllrant accordromst blended vocals wrth Sophomore and A Cappella Chonrs twrrls a snappy baton accompamed Sophomore and Junior Decoratmg Commrttees kept rhythm wxth prano playlng and dancmg wrll swmg tn future ume wrth her accordion FRANCES DESGRO Fran darnty delrght graced the Grrls Chou contrrbuted color to CYO rumba and nt terbug find favor wrth her agnle rn aquatrc sports skrlled seamstress a blessrng to base a loves to laugh erther ofhce work or a beautrcrans lob he rn the future JOYCE DE VINCENT Joyce number please7 capable colleen nn CYO con nects ryprng and office machmes wnth pleasure baseball bowl mg and ndmg keep her busy sxg nal rmgnng her code number IS Do unto others as you would have them do unto you fmd her rn the future-dxal 0 BARBARA DRENCKHAHN Bobbie woman of wlsdom and beauty sky rocketed Siren sa es dnrected new comers around SHS halls added much to German and Click Club meet rngs enjoys dancmg photog raphy and culrnary arts lreves Beauty rs partly rn he who sees rt will brnghten a doc tor s ofhce as a medrcal secretary PATRICIA DUGAN Pa! baseball booster grand slammed for SHS softball team bunted and spurred hockey team to vxctory played rn field at 4 H Club slrd ln and stole the art of :ce skatmg the play for the future hasnt been called yet A If JOAN DONOVAN jonny our Cinderella looks as well nn sneakers as glass slap pers trustworthy AA agent mspmng bnographer a pnze veep of the K Deets a star rn any field earned a three star lerter wrthout and of magxc wand her pumpkrn coach wrll carry her to college DONALD DUGAN Ducky poker of hearts bud for place wxth CYO quintet parr of mterests mcluded fun and sports hand of frxends revealed full house cut the deck at St Mary s CYO dealt successfully for tntle of Mr Amnabnlrty hnmself heads Jtrazghl to game of business CONNIE DUNLAP Con determmatron unequalled enterprnsmg sophomore repre sentauve most content when the basketball season starts dependable member of the jumor Busmess and Professxonal Wo- mans Club belneves Pro crastmatron rs the thxef of time to be a beautrcxan rs her wnsh BARBARA DUNN Barb snlence kmdled by flammg tresses Hared as a homeroom representatrve matched CYO Players and Junror Womans Clubs sports versatnlxty ht the badminton tournament added color to Grrls Choxr glrded through Harvest Moon Ball wrll don a nurses cap DOROTHY EDWARDS Dol a heart of gold harmon rzed wrth the church chonr regularly attended the meetxngs of the Young Peoples Club Inc gnves a but of a vuarmng vuth her philosophy When you could you wouldnt now vou want and you can t plans for pro fessxonal smgmg are ahead if ROBERT DUNN Slxm an agrle athlete at home on both dramond and gndrron a deft worker rn the shop ercnsed hrs vocal chords ln Sopho more Choxr often seen near trout streams a CYO youth a sanlors lxfe awarts hxm rn the Navy ROY EDWARDS Roy takes hrs danly exercnse by runmng to class clashed the symbols for three years p r osophnzes All ns not gold that glrtters dependable class rep- resentatnve Roy s dependabxlnty and smcenty mil carry hum through archrtectural school 5 ff' 1 5 1- EDWARD FENNICK Eduard still water runs deep is as close with his words as the proverbial Scotchman with his purse spent Tuesday evenings at the Holy Name CYO . . . much more loquacious when discussing his favorite hobby'-fishing . . . is still casting his line to pull in future plans. LOUIS FERRE'I'I'I Bop, king of swing . . . sharp dresser with a style of his own . . . pounded the drums in and out of SHS . . . hepped up repre- sentative meetings . . . veeped sophomore homeroom . . . swung into harmony at CYO . . . rhythm- ized for two years in Italian Club . . . will jump on a band wagon. MURRAY EISEN Murrag Bob Hopes closest rival told Click Club members to Look at the birdie did a nne Job as Yearbook coordinator loves good music reminds Today is the tomorrow you mor fied about yesterday finds time for target shooting vu fill your prescription as a pharma cist SERGEI ESHINSKY Sefg master of the arts we informed on tropical fish and stamps displayed acting skill in Meel Me In SI Louzr enjoys working at a drawing board made many friends at CYO and on staff of Catholic Library has bright plans of entering the field of commercial art especially advertising AUDREY FARRELL Aud a farr lass with a flare for fashion collected coins for her lunior homeroom music strictly on the popular side is tops on her favorites list CYO cap tured many free moments er future lies in the 0 of your tele phone dial JANE FERGUSON Gurrze demure and sincere mixed melodies in Sophomore and Girls Choirs her fingers fairly fly across the ivories ardent and active K-Deeter . . . swim- ming. dancing and boating are among pleasantries . . . philoso- phizes in the Golden Rule . . . her future foretells college. DOROTHY FERRIS Dot, fair of hair and manner . . . friendly face in the SHS frame . . . faithful follower of sports and fun . . . enjoyed participating in them . . . frequented the YWCA and its activities . . . a pleasing part of a pleasant group . . . will center her future time around office work. DORIS EPSTEIN D41 music music music extended sweet tones in A Cap pella Choir blended amiably in French and International Rela tions Clubs scaled harmoni ouslv on honor roll and piano acceded that My country is the world and my religion is to do good will strike another sweet note in college RAY EVORY Ray with that beaming million dollar smile three year man ager of track and cross country teams as a Boy Scout he earned the eagle award highest in scout rn a keen sports fan enjoys camprng swimming and bowling looks to a future in the Navy followed by campus life MARY LEE FASSETI' Mary Lee a sweet note in the music world played in the All State Orchestra for two years in harmony with the K Deets at the YWCA never second fiddle in International Relations Club music school will be her key to success f 'S A r ,rx-, F x A5 P , X ' ' w. Q HL XJ it f- ROBERT FITTERMAN Fzdd the rambunctrous red head a knrght on the chess team llneman for JV football ographer for Our Colfax 56475 represented homeroom ln hrs senror year shouts Youth may be wasted on thc young but what a tlme wasting rt college and an advertrsrng career will occupy the future AINNJ FORBES Arm wrth thc yunnmr., personal: grace l the lrcnch Club yecpcd htr homeroom partrcl pant rn all homcroom actrutres enyoys swrmmml. lnltes popu lar musnc stcadrly states The only way ro haxc a frrcnd ns to be one busrncss school becltons 58 we' wwf' SAM FERRY Sam snlem as a sphmx and just as wrse small but oh what a oy' sports mterest hmm he s been rn League wrth the Jun ror Classrcals for two years belreves Patrence wrll be reward hrs future course IS stxll unchartered JOHN FETCHET Fetch of the unruflled dl5POSlIlOn came to SHS from Youngs town Ohro headed homeroom actnvrtres as a sophomore farthful CYO er huntmg Flsh mg baseball and bowlrng found favor wrth hum knows Time wrll tell plans to become a prmter WILLIAM FICKETI' Wzll takes every thrng rn strrde responded to the call of the Turn of Rrver Frre Department follows the Yankees to the last man out of school mterests cen ter around woodworlcmg and pho tography wrll choose elther the Marrne or Arr Corps followed by draftrng or archrtecture GERALDINE FLEMING Ferry future Florence Nrghttn gae carrres her lamp as a nurses arde at St Josephs I-los prta loyal member of St johns CYO created master preccs ln the culrnary arts rn her sparc trme the crystal ball pre drcts success rn her chosen profes sron MARY FORGET Marabcllz maid of musrc ent allegro to the jumot Classical League as secretary a yrolmrst nn the school orchestra scsses garety ambmon and Len eroslty rn abundance has lm germg., memorres of locker rooms wrll lrnd an anr of happlness rn teachrng MARYANN FERTIG Poorh porse charm and person a rty pretty as a prcture rn the sophomore play waltzed her way through the halls as a jumor Gurde mveterate Yearbook commnttee woman enhanced Debatmg and Players Clubs matchless on the tenms courts wrll capture all hearts at college GEORGIA FICKETT George quret and calm ardent phrlatelrst thrnks art laboratory rs the mcest perrod of the day mterestecl rn clothmg a CYO goer snans some good photos quotes Smrle and the world smnles wrth you wrll keep books rn some office after graduatron ROY EISCHER Bud our handsome Romeo dashrng center of the Black Knrght eleven crowned Krng of the Jumor Prom one of our extra specral homeroom represent atlves top man on class com mrttees a Falcon favorrte wrll capture all the Julrets hearts rn college T GAIL FORTIER Gail, fair blue-eyed beauty . . . scribed notes as homeroom repre- sentative . . . rendered services as Siren agent . . . contributed talents to Yearbook Typing Committee . . . worked switchboard in school ofhce . . . believes business field is her step in the right direction BETTY FOWLER Bet a bit of blitheness plus a pinch of geniality equals a melli fluent mixture an athletic zealot believes that success touches those who reach for it a welcome member of the K Deets and Political Science Clubs looks forward to a physical educa tion college DOMINICK FRANCO Dee ace of ease held the score as secretary of sophomore home room dealt in CYO meetings cut in on intramural basketball jack of the printing press paired this interest with mechani cal drawing future hand re veals the Army or printing E-..-:i COLLEEN FOURNIER Coll, saucy seamstress . . . sewed up various school drives . . . held the purse strings in senior home- room . . . active CYO'er . . . be- lieves that a stitch in time saves nine . . . practices it, too . . . wants to be remembered for her chatter . . . has not chosen the pattern for her future VINCENT FRAGOMELI Vin trumpet king of 53 blared his way to band letter horned in on band and orchestra membership athletic notes in clude JV football varsity baseball and intramural basketball plans to climb the musical scale to the top RICHARD FRATTAROLI Rzt six feet of brawn an all round athlete dynamic co- captain on the gridiron pow erful president of senior home room tackles his studies to the en guards Falcon secrets his wit keeps him the center of at traction surveys a bright future 1' Q- Q.. 7 YU' Q- I l ANN ETTE FRATTURO Annette with the snappy smile practices what she preaches Life is too short to frown Id rather smile counted pennies for homeroom likes to glide to dreamy music has rhythm in her swimming strokes wi venture into secretarial work MARIE FURANO Mane short as The Minute Waltz darling of the honor ro petite pianist demure mademoiselle of Le Cercle Fran cais engagingly prophesizes Life is a bowl of cherries but oh those pits' will add more than her 4 ll to campus life ELEANOR FUEGEMAN Elly oh those chestnut locks' her presence is pleasantly per ceived rather than heard never too busy to lend a helping hand ingenious with a needle and thread writing letters to a special someone occupies leisure time will make a charming secretary RICHARD GABRIELE Richie merry maker flashed many a friendly smile around the halls of SHS brightened sopho more and junior homerooms while president football games be came a Saturday ritual as band saxophoner Junior homeroom representative will entertain the Navy BARBARA GAHAGAN Barb good thrnqs come rn small boxes-our prohtable parccl from Mrnnesota tred up AH and lnternatronal Relatrons Club showed good arm rn lassorng honor roll lrkes the xxrde open spaces her heart vyrll alvrays remarn rn the West wrll rrde the range rn UConn EVELYN GALAZ Ere of the frrendly smrle and talented tongue used qurck srlycr wyords rn Speakers Bureau rrght hand grrl of CYO sold space for Yearbook Advertrs rm, Commrttce scrrbed for punror homeroom serytd as .Sinn agent vrrll go rn he nursrng ranks 2 We-nr' I , M SALVATORF GALASSO Sal 'Nlr Rhythm accomplrshed accordronrst nrmble hngered on the keys squeeze played on the dramond sang out rn Chorr harmonrzed on many class commrttees has beat rn hrs feet von applause vuth band of frrends vsrll record hrs future ly rrcs rn the servrce SHIRLEY GALIDA Slalrl the cosmopolrtan svreet and affable reflected sprrrt rn the French Club assrsted rn seletcrons of class rrngs fected the CYO vnrth her amrabrlr hnds roy rn dancrnz prres to husrmss school or a runror college i. FRANK GALLAGHER Gal quret and dependable mem ber of the stage crafters wrzard vrrth the audro vrsual pro ector dancrng rs a delrght to hrm a necessary Dart breaks up hrs conyersatrons wrth I dont care the crystal ball strll keeps hrs future secret KATHERINE GENOVESE Kalbg merry mad cap greets all vuth a cheery Hr' hrgh lrghted Italran club meetrngs relaxes by playrng the prano and organ roots for the Yankees agreeable acldrtron to the CYO tallred Szren subscrrptrons for sophomore homeroom vsr have lrttle trouble hndrng a place rn the busrness world JOAN GERFCHT joan srncere and smrlrng mrss enyoyed berng a member of the Archery Club as a sophomore farrhful homeroom AA agent member of Senror Class Rrng Commrttee sa s A smr e ts so lttle but rs worth much thc hookkeeprntz held eagerly avyarrs thrs pleasant lass X X JOSEPH GAMBINO joe the srlent wonder rs as scholarly as he rs sports mrnded baseball and football clarm hrm as therr own honor stu dent represented Stamford Scouts at ramboree rn Europe our brd for Nutmeg Boys 'tate ruled over rumor homeroom Falcon enthusrast a future engmeer LEONARD GERMANO Lenny lrghts actron camera the man behrnd the audroyrsual projector three wear stalwart of stage crew clrcked rn Get man Club managed track team as a sophomore reeled rn Stam ford Frsh and Game Assocratron rs focused on a collegrate fu ture SUSAN GERPHEIDE Sue wrth the sun capped curls and cherry cheeks sparklrng sport ster gurdrng stars were hockey basketball and baseball comet lrke grace vron state backstroke champronshrp for 50 51 r drppcr cupped 1 H Club veepshrp stardust vyrll sprrnkle path to college il . 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S 1' C fl X ' Al Y g A 4 I 4 A in P3 , X MAXWELL GLENDINNING Max good looking guy tranced many a bathing beauty life guarding at Woodway plays a winning tennis game features boats and cars especially his black Chevy serves as fire man at Turn of River is favorite philosophy is B a spender the U S Coast Guard is in his future PAULA GORDON Paula enthusiasm plus a y lent talents in decorating for Junior Prom served a spell as homeroom representative and AA agent sparked the French and Political Science Clubs re sided over Bnai Brith girls lives by golden rule dental hygiene is her chosen career ANTOINETTE GRANDE Ant her whole face loins in her smile easily obtains shorthand certificates los es to sw ay to the beat of dreamy music shrewdly says A word to the wise is suffi cient her modesty lends quaintness the world of offices awaits her . ANTHONY GIANNITTI R Tong, handsome hunk of he-man . . . kept punching for three ik years in boxing league . . . jV'ed with the football team as a sopho- more . . . loyal Yankee supporter . . . quite The Man with the fair O sex . . . his good looks will be a welcome sight on some college campus s DOLORES GORDON joan quietly efficient con scientious scholar frequently found at Hi Teens meetings views the world with wonder this petite songstress delights tn singing with her church choir finds time to score in bowling her star leads to a Bible school EDWARD GRABOWSKI achievement on the accordion swung into the activities of Holy Name CYO kept the bowling ball out of the gutter retained his marksmanship in hunting mechanical engineering will b practiced in the future DOROTHY GRAY Do! steno superb Western music and square dance lover circled with KDeets High Ridge hillbilly co ordinated copy for Our Colden Yearr and Siren bfograplzed seniors and kept cash for homeroom en joys stock car races and bowling a scholastic ace business school comes next GEORGIINE GILL Ceorge personality plus ured prominently as A Cappella secretary chief booster of AA subscriptions accentuated St Mary s CYO and the junior Woman s Club lent her voice to the chccring scction at SHS football games plans to make college her future abode Qu 6' JOHN GIBBON S jack, resolute and good'looking . . , football fanatic on and off the field . . . plunged through school life finding sports a favorable pas- time . . . huddled with the guyr for an evening of fun . . . con- quered skill as a convincing shark- er . . . will tackle college after high school BLANCHE GLEATON Angel gracious lass came down to earth to scribe for Fascinating Debs on a cloud when spin ning platters sports of all sorts are taken on the wing vocal trademark is Rcal crazy nurses cap will be the only halo that shell need 1-v l 1-:Ev to ' . j '. i X E k nal W 6 1 , l Z' . - A I l, t, - A ' Y .- 4 R A , , -' , - A . . . . en- . I 'A - A - , ' ' t Y it :zg V ff ...h'- i , A . ,i , ' v, I D e ' .lun A ff . - A -si y A ' - bl Eddie, music lover . . . attained V V L9-.L i Yonme patented performer of 'S rg L, ug, 5-x 2? K' JOHN GRISCHUK playful pranks held mrschref rn hrs Hrrtatrous grrns kept the money coming as homeroom treasurer shot for points on the rntramural basketball court trnkered with cars after relaxing on Florida sands hell yorn the Coast Guard fold JAMES GUARNIERI Vmme a Lrl Abner fan reigned over the Italian Club rn runror year likes to get hrs homework done rn school sashays round the skating pond after the snow falls vrrll be long remembered for lengthy ar guments rn law class has high hopes of attending UConn STEPHEN GUTHRIE Sreze the auto rnfatuate may be seen speeding around tovrn n hrs souped up car vrhrzzed through intramural badminton was grxcn the green light to be elected president of hrs sophomore and runror homerooms rs next stop sign vrrll be at the college of hrs choice 62 SUSAN GRAY Sue with the elfrsh laugh and a twinkle in her eyes . . . possessor of wavy brown tresses . . . Louisi- ana's pleasant addition to Stam- ford . . . inclined toward the honor roll . . . spirited supporter of Spanish Club . . , blushes at the mention of a certain someone . . . will decide on future at a later are ALICE GREENE Al sunshine blond shone as a speech maker for Polrtrcal Science Club a mademorselle of Le Cercle Francais hard hrtter on our softball team a farthfu member of Players Club prano rn Sophomore Chorr her rays of xrtamrn D vsrll be con centrated at Boston Unrversrty JOSEPH GUARNERI joe tantalizing trumpeteer awed the band for three years with hrs trnglrng rhythm a good sport at baseball and basketball ready player for South End Tomahawks Team lives and dres for the New York Yankees hell soon be seeing the world rn the Navy THOMAS GUERRA Big T trp top Trtan flashed on the varsrty court holds two letters rn basketball a CYO standbv excels rn intramural bowling volleyball and softball possesses a frrendly and en gagrng grin annually roots the Yanks to victory college calls ELIZABETH GYSS Bet!! a warm and vurnnrng mrss from Milwaukee there she reigned supreme over her fresh men classmates and Spanish Club charmed all as junior Prom Queen vrasted little time get ting acquainted at SHS headed senior homeroom will dclrght the co eds at Duke Unrrersrty 'uf vp.. is i 1..- SAM GREENBERG Big Sam, goodhearted Goliath . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . master of chessmen . . . a colossus on the gridiron . . . over- powered rivals in intramural sports with his will to win . . . found the way to honor roll . . . quick quips added zest to German Club a law practice beckons ANNA GRIMM Ann potential prn curler waved interests around roller skating dancing and baseball permanent Cyclone member brushed homeroom actrvrtres IIIIO stw e washed cares away vrhrle roaming thru the halls wr comb your harr with a smile Q5 if RUTHANN HAGAN Ruthze petrte blonde trny yet srgnrhcant suggested rdeas ru representatrve meetrngs sought subscrrptrons for the Szfen colored the twrrlrng squad added zrp to homeroom notes sounded her As rn Soph Chorr thrs lrvely offrce ard wrll be co ne a secretary JEANNE HAMPTON Jeame perpetual pleasantness and sympathetrc smrle combrned doted on debates Polrtrcal Scrence Club caucuser we come addrtron to Busrness and Professronal junror Woman s Club a good sport at sports her nursrng wrll ease many a pa trent s parn 1 HARRY HAGANDER Harrg mechanically mrnded a collector of stray hub caps svfrms skates and skrrs when e s Ai not vwatchrng the stock car races loves to play the harmonrca wrll serve hrs country rn the Navy and then plans to become a me chanrc PATRICIA HANRAHAN Pat wrth that oh so red harr gurdrng lrght on the hockey field defendrng star for basketball team fiery member of YWCA answers Busy Bee roll call basks rn the sunshme of It s bet ter to grve than to recerve wrll hrde her locks under a nurse s C3 in ay. :K JOSEPHINE HANULIK Io our busmess genrus con trnuously achreved honor marks actrve vrce presrdent of CYO kept busy on Rrng Commrttee shorthand speed won her many certrfrcates finds relaxatron rn readrng or lrstenrng to musrc wrll seek a career as a secretary LEROY HARRELL Leroy frrendly sportsman qurred skrll rn track won an rnterest rn mathematrcs added rntramural sports to hrs hobbres drvlded outsrde trme between grrls eatrng and dancrng wr sum up hrs future wrth engrneer rng after servrng Uncle Sam SUSAN HARVEY Sue pert and petrte a typrng whrz clrcked the keys up to erghty words a mmute str finds trme to be seen wendrng her vsay through SHS halls qurred funds for the Young Peoples Fellowshrp ofhce work rn the future rs spelled out for thrs speedy mrss JOHN HARDING jack our mrghty mrte the man for sports of all sorts finds hrs favorrte rs baseball can be seen partrcrpatrng rn CYO actrvrtres veep of the Sprrngdale Athletrc Assocratron hrs future rncludes a job as a sheet metal worker ELEANOR HARVEY Elly glad gad about dwells rn a super world all her own plored the realms of Polrtrcal Scr ence acqurred a contrnental arr rn the French Club gracrous usherette for Cheaper By The Dozen bow led strrkes and spares for the Independent Wom an s Bowlrng League wrll move on to college WILLIAM HARVEY junzeboy our Heetfooted frrend sprrghtly member of cross country and track teams played rn the band for three years A Cappella Chorrster remarks Work fascrnates me I could watch rt all day musrc domr nates hrs future plans CHARLES HATTER Cbaflxe our man of perpetual rno tron scored hrgh on basketball court hrt out mto the sky on any baseball dnamond wood workmg class always ranked hrgh on has lrst hrs next take off wrll be for Uncle Sam s Arr Force ANITA HEETMANN Amta a warm burst of sunsh1ne shone rn German and Chess Club glowmg ray of band orchestra and All State Band enyoys many sports made many friends tn 4H Club and Young Peoples Group og trammg gave many rxbbons w1ll mayor m musrc at college PATRICIA HENRY Pa: Mass Whrrlwrnd of 53 breezed mto recognmon at SHS as yunxor homeroom secretary whrzzed around as a llvely Year book agent swayed rn the swrng of CYO cycloned rn the sports field the dxrectxon the wrnd blows her future remams a mystery 'S -er 6 MARIAN HERMAN -in Maman hke the frrsr rose of sum mer all blushes tmted the Szren agent staff wtth her presence chref mterest was wtth the brush and pallette rn the colorful fleld of art CYO was the ptg ment for socxalnnes future 15 pamted by telephone company DELORES HAYWARD Dell connonsseur of fashron 46- dancmg rs her selectron of the arts may be seen at the Jumor Womans Club and YWCA warns No matter how good you thmk you are there s always someone better chooses offrce work as future ca PATRICIA HENNING Pat flame topped frrendlmess headed her yuntor homeroom dotes on dnvrng a car a sweet splash rn any pool loyal de fender of the Yankees acts on Acnons speak louder than words lucky the man whose secretary N. CAROLYN HEROLD Cbzclaze sugar and spxce wxth a touch of vrnegar for variety played the sport at baseball tenms and basketball CYO sunts her travel tantalrzes her enjoys bnology uprxght bowlmg puns are no problem to her unde cxded about what the future holds OTTO HOLLSTEIN Ott a qunet but earnest worker was cast m the sophomore class pay dlsplays capabxlnry rn Deutscher Verem holds tvso soccer letters basketball 15 sec ondary sport splnts has mterests between chemxstry and hot rods any college vull gladly accept thus well rounded lad PHILIP HOGAN Phil Mr Srx By One ta quiet and mce hmged hrs mam mterest to weldmg yomed thus hobby wnth the machme shop whnle rn school lmked some of hrs outside acnvnnes wrth the CYO mll solder his future l1fe wtth the trade of vyeldmg JANET HOLT Paddy tvunklmg twtrler rr lnant mth a baton beamed as she led our band flared tn French Club shone as she sang m A Cappella Chonr glanced nn on representanve meettngs polnshes proficrency to teach others rn a future combxned mth bust ness Q-Q 2... C' i fi 5 'a lim 5-7 f xx DAVID IGLESIAS Daze a profound thrnker ar monrzed wrth the A Cappella Chorr proved to be an able presrdent of hrs homeroom served hrs classmates as Szren and AA agent abrdes by the Golden Ru e plans to enter the mrnrs try and spread the gospel WALTER ISZTWAN Walt nature lover supreme casts a sharp reel about mrdstream held a keen rnterest for brology classes skrlled marksman of the held attentrve admrrer of 31.110 faces Will develop hlS hobby rnto a career as U S forest JOHN HORNYAK John supreme vyrth the rod and reel a keen sportsman especral lv rn swrmmrng and hshrng talented rn archrrectural dravyrng an able hand behrnd the scenes at many a stage productron rn the future he may be seen hoverrng over a dravyrng board GEORGE HOYT George has an abundance of com mon sense often seen rn the electrrc shop a whrz at burld mg radros Boy Scouts clarm much of hrs trme a real hunts man boasts of lrvrng rn God s country Sprrngdale rs al Ways equal to the task wrll be seen rn radro school DEBRA HYMOVICH Debbze proves good thrngs come rn lrttle packages actrve rn out srde actrvrtres exercrsed author rty over the Center Youth Councrl durrng the presrdent s absence Student Councrl alternate charrman of the Yearbook layout staff nursrng figures rn her fu YLIIC SALLY INCIARDI Sal a Brooklyn gal can be srngled out because of her cute accent enjoys makrng frrends and rnfluencrng people an ac trve CYO partrcrpant relrshes dancrng and swrmmrng lreves lf the shoe fits wear rt arms for college LEE JAcoBsoN jake good humorrst suave veep of sophomore homeroom shovsed a flare for dramatrcs do or dre debater and Polrtrcal Screntrst collects money of forergn orrgrn makes brrdre fly fast and furrously on badmrn ton court college wrll fill lm medrate future few CYNTHIA HOWARD Cmdy totally terrrfrc waltzed her wav rnto Harvest Moon hnals sprrghtly cheerleader ar nrshed Hr Y French and junror Womans Clubs reached herghts rn volleyball and badmm ton gracefully gurded be wrldered newcomers rs calcu latrng on college FRED HUGHES Fred flddled hrs way from local orchestras to All State Symphony sang out oprnrons as senror representatrve and delegate to Hr Y Youth rn Government stored harmony to Spanrsh Club bank books strrngs along wrth old sayrng Lrve and Lets lrve college musrc and the Navy are notes on future scale of success ARTHUR IACUZIO Art perennral presrdent e us through a happy sophomore year head man and bass of A Cappella Chorr tops the Sacred Heart CYO execurrves honor roll enlrstee yorned rn at ltalran Club roots for the Yankees as top team college lres ahead for thrs capable fellow 36' 'G' xx..- ,J-Q fe jd PATRICIA JUDGE Pat the sporty type swings mto the fad of dancing one of our best hockey players basket belle of the court queen of the diamond ability reflects a three star letter budget bal ancer for K Deets college shines forth then a teaching career URSULA JUNG Url: demure and delightful serxed mcals and l-tcpt the house clean in Cheaper BJ The Do cn second in command for the German Club . . . ranged high in A Cappella and Sophomore Choirs . . . out On a wing in hockey . . . inspiring at Junior W'oman's Club . . . will cap suc- cess at college. A F ELEANOR JAMES El our sunshine and fresh air girl mastered three B s baseball basketball and bowling com petent member and worker of Young Peoples Fellowship likes swimming and riding plans to work and attend business school evenings SAMUEL JENKINS Dzckre a good natured yokester able co captain of winning intramural baseball team active member of West Main Street Community Center loyal band and orchestra member m chanlcal drawing is his favorite subpect will become a drafts man after serving in the U S Army DORIS JOHNSON D1 the lass with the winning smile play ed varsity basketball valuable member of Teen Age Council Interfaith Church Council and West Main Street Community Center served homerooms as vice president and Szren agent collects razz record ings nursing gets her nod GWENDOLYN JUNE Guen as colorful and gay as a carousel spins in a whirl of activity frequently seen in a ring of merry students typist for Our Golden Iear: senior homeroom representative queries Has anyone seen Sue? always in a flurry to meet someone college is next stop CFRTRUDE RAMPER Trial, such gems are all too rare stimulatcd Irenth and Ger man Clubs monopolizel honor ro held high on pedestal is ever popular rule, Do unto Others as you would have them do unto you . . . pre-medical school and college will be the first rung on ladder of success. BARBARA JANGRO Barb lively and vrvacious longed for music competent Junior homeroom president enthusiastic member of Spanxsh and Junior Womans Clubs engoyed raising her vorce in A Cappella and church choirs tickled the ivorres for pleasure a nursing career spells success DAVID JOHNSON Daz e our hunter par excellence answering the call of the wild is his preferred pastime hnds time to belong to ltalian Club and CYO too mas also be found with his stamp collection vows All for one one for all wi bag his game as a radio announcer HATTIE JOHNSON Hume a smiling picture of friend liness dependable minute marker for Junior homeroom music and sewing take up leisure time agile baseball and basket ball player a faithful Junior Womans Club member t e nursing profession calls this sweet miss -srl Y RUTH KANDETZK1 Rulhre gay and lrghthearted always on the go snapped rn Clrck Club descendant of Wrl lram Tell keeps mowrng rn tennrs swrmmrng and rce skatrng feels that a frrend rn need rs a frrend rndeed wrll reduce speed long enough to attend busr ness school BARBARA KASZAS Barb pretty hrllbrlly from the Rrdges fleet on baseball and badmrnton courts Spanrsh and Clrck Clubs got her nod an cres square dances and hrllbrlly records musrc mard on prano or accordron drama devotee oo college rs rn future lrme lrght RUBY KEELER Jo a frrendlv heart loyal mem ber of the Busy Bee nest acted farthful fan of the athletrc pro gram football basketball and baseball holds an rnterest rn the Armv Arr Force rs strll undecrded about future DONALD KARP Don wrth a qurp for every occa sron hrs practrced eye won for hrm the hrgh srngle bowlrng trophy stunt man rn the swrm mrng pool never a dull mo ment when hes around rs antrcs repeatedly evoke laughter vsrll brrng new lrfe to the col lege of hrs chorce RICHARD KEELER Dzck our crew cut cut up trvated varsrty football and base ball teams the persuasrve presrdent of hrs senror homeroom hrs outsrde rnterests rnclude square dancrng and collearng popular yazz records asprres to berng a radro or TV announcer after college CHARLES KELLNER Char prrnce of the parntbrush and pen worked wonders wrth RAX Halloween wrndows rs artrstrc genrus won hrm numerous achrevemerrt awards rn Scbolartzc contests sank holes rn one for golf team looks ahead to prom rsrng commercral art career as an rllustrator ' s BARBARA KELLY Kel whrrlwrnd of actrvrty zoomed to the top posrtron of K Deets zrpped around the hock ey field barred the badmrnton brrdre actrvated Rrng Commrt ee whrzzed through years as Yearbook and AA agent wr soon revolve rn the busrness world PATRICIA KELLY Pat actrve athletrcally prrzer rn horse shovss cherrshes med ley and backstroke state champron shrps lass of Sherwood Forest dabbles at sketchrng junror Woman s and Players Club are regulars on agenda Stevens junror College wrll open rts doors to thrs determrned damsel B I' Q' 5 AW JOHN KELLY Slzm red headed humorrst amrable rumor AA agent made merry musrc rn the band and or chestra harmonrous Boy Scout delrghts rn mechanrcal draw rn vrll be remembered for the werght he threw around SHS hell put hrs wrt to a chorce between musrcran or draftsman MATTHEW KENNY Malt fun lovrng fellow rates swrmmrng and tennrs hrgh among hrs rnterests junror Classrcal League member phrlosophrzes If at frrst you don t succeed grve up Mac wrll be remembered for hrs annoyrng abrlrty to stay out of trouble college rs next 67 I, ' ' -', 4 - - ..ac- 7 S A... ..- I ... I. X - ' 'i' l' h A . l ,l if J I , I . if 1 t - ,f ' ' - . Sgr? ' fl ,ew to ,, fs M7 CSNY5 as-an ard rn the guidance office . .. . . . . ' ' ' ,Q l ' . ' ' n 'ai' ai -.Y .. xl x -E J I .. - I I ... - Y ... I ' ... ' 'll . . . . A we JOAN KIKTA joan, a pleasant sight in SHS halls . . . took a seat in homeroom representative meetings for two years . . . counts coins for CYO . . . a Players' Club regular . . . handy with needle and thread . . . skates with the breeze . . . fish can swim no better . . . will whirl into busi- ness school next year. CHARLES KIRKWOOD Butch a man of a few thousand words Debating and Players Club provided an outlet for his gift of oratory voiced his opinion as president of School Council and as junior Rotarian captured Forum scholarship and algebra prize half of the Winswood and Wax prodigy college calls in LOIS KING . . . peppy package . . . spread cheer in homeroom as AA agent and secretary . . . the seriorita with Lair, more bounce to the ounce, N a smile at Spanish and Players' Clubs . . . mad about cars . . . kept Political Science Club on its toes . . . shining future yet uncovered. CHARLES KLEIN Chuck a travel bug en1oys traveling about a dance floor or wandering in unknown fields of biology carries with htm the philosophy Why do today what you can put off until tomorow he will cruise further into the study of science 1 45- 1'- X 5' MORTON KLEIN Marty a loquacious poker headed sophomore homeroom showed versatile ability along with hrs dog Butch in junior play charmed members of the Players Club vigorous veep of Political Science Club a sec ond Oscar Levant will be a typical joe College RALPH KNAPP Ralph square dance fan circled outside interests around his girl and car dosey doed through tovin in his shining green auto promenaded into the Navy Re serve svnung to the tones of his trumpet will reel next in bell bottom trousers BARBARA KODA Bobby scintillating sportster shone on hockey basketball and junior Nutmeg teams ro moted Siren sales in sophomore homeroom amiable worker in guidance ollite rode high in Boot and Spur Club her guid ing light illuminates path to bust ness school KLAUS KLEINSCHMIDT Klaur a shutterbug clicked as a debater and in Click Club shone academically snapped pictures for Szren and Our Golden Yearr believes Success is there only for those who work to achieve it will develop skill in electrical engineering at Rensse laer Polytechnic Institute VIRGINIA KNAPP Becky dimpled and demure seized a seat in Deutscher Verein gatherings ardent admirer and collector of antiquated items Ined by philosophy of Life is what you make it future fore tells of a position on some hospital stall BARBARA KOPROSRI B1 an a lnc wire of 53 ight ning spcctl xxon her mam short hand ccrrititatcs sparkled her cheerful disposition in all activi tics carries thought Think of thc future not the past and xou ll surelx gct thcre quick and fast current plans include college or business FREDDY LAKE Ducky fire of youth brnght flame of Cobrarettes Siren agent fond of tennrs and base a lent vorce to church chorr spark of ltfe rs Lets hve and let lrve the glow of the embers casts lrght on busmess educatton at Hampton Unrversrty JANE LAWTON ,lame wrth the contagrous grggle merrrly collected shorthand certrfrcates plays a sparkhng accordron delrghts rn knockmg down the ten puns advocates A cheerful heart and smrltng face put sunshrne rn the darkest place mll appear rn court as a stenographer SUSAN LEVINE Sue bustlmg busmessvsoman Polrlzcr rs her mrddle name wrote up the mmutes for Interna tronal Relatrons Club served as Yearbook Coordmator and on Edrtorral and Advertrsrng Staffs ardent debater second rn command of CSMYF college wr welcome her many talents BARBARA KOZICKI Bobbze blonde beauty catches your glances captured currency rn cafeterra hsted latecomers rn attendance office captrvatmg CYO constant kmts one purls tvso abrdes by A true frrend rs a friend forever vull be a gracrous assrstant to some dentrst 'fu-XXI DONALD KRANYAK Don studrous artrst drew prarses from fellow members of 1 A Cappella Chorr finds enloy school BARBARA LARSON Bobble a wee brt o lass ardent badmrnton star sold AA cards to her sophomore homeroom partrctpated rn German Club af alrs lrkes a lrvely game of baseball contends He rs well pand that rs sansfied future destrny wrll be a nursmg career JEAN LEHNER jean of the quret sense of humor engagmg member of CYO Deutscher Verern blended her vorce wrth her church chorr delrghted rn badmmton playrng comprled a stamp collectron ardent supporter of Dem Bums her cllmb on the starr way to success vsrll lead to the secretarral sphere ELAINE LEWIS Elazne a mrss wrth a method struck a hnt as Yearbook typrst solrcrted sales for Our Golden Year: dancing and horseback rrdrng wrn rn her favor future headlrnes read Young mrss wrll follow yunror college mth secre tarral career ment rn workmg wrth wood may be heard exclalmmg I don t belreve you supports the Boys Club hopes to jom the Navy and then attend a trade 1 ANTHONY KOZIOL Antek a swell guy wrth a shy smrle httmg frfer of the Holy Name Drum Corps CYO al ways gave hrm a hearty welcome sent pms flymg rn the bowlrng alley fun lovmg fellow the overture to the future wrll be the well known strarns of Ancborr Au ezgb MICHAEL LA GUARDIA Mzke quret busmess ace man aged Orrole A C caprtalnzed on CYO sports played for JV football squad frequently heard questlonmg Then what hap pened7 hopes to accumulate enough caprtal to start hrs own busmess abt X- -fr' ib- VFW ui PATRICIA LOMBARD 4 the Shakespeare of 1953 top critic for the Players Club French Club damsel twirls an educated pirouette interests include drama and literature International Relations Club tellect thespranrzed with t e Darien junior Showcase ture theatre theatre theatre' JO ANN LOMBARDO Jojo has a gift of gab i some talking at CYO gatherings stopped when munching on something to eat fandangoed for fun constantly heard say ing You re a pip wonders if shell be remembered for her gum chewing will cease chat tering to write as a secretary LILLIAN LOPIANO Lil, a shining star in the '53 uni- verse . . . sunbeamed her way through junior and senior home- room representative meetings . . . illuminated the Y-Teen orbit as Sneet president . . . ran rings around Saturn as junior Classical League member . . . will add lustre to the classroom. 70 JANET LINCK jan delectable disposition delightful to know los al home room leader spent spate sec onds in Spanish Club plaws popular pieces on the piano pen and pencil of the Youth For m writes Live and let Lise next composition will be for a college professor SAMUEL LIVINGSTON Sam quiet and studious ways in a hurry enioys attend ing the movies or listening to the radio for relaxation works in a furniture store after school hours advises There is no man liv ing who cannot do more than he thinks he can will enlist m the Army after graduation lu GERALD LOMBARDI jerry flying phenomena a planes are his favorite conveyance a friend of the Flying Hawks zoomed around the track in sophomore and junior years model planes take up his spare time after college hell be up in the clouds with the Air Force MARIE LOMBARDO Mar the fun loving miss nated her time to type for two Yearbooks whirls around the dance floor wrth grace finds pleasure in rooting., for her favor ites the New York Yankees believes that youll go far if you give your opinion her future years will be devoted to a career in nursing DON A LD LOTZ Lolz, red hair and freckles on four wheels . . .expert on things mech- anical . . . fascinated by Fords . . . what he doesn'r know about them wouldnt till a book . . . his mas- ter plan includes working as a mechanic until he exchanges his tires for Uncle Sam's wings. C1 MARYANN LINS Amit sincere in her beliefs distributed Szreru in her sopho more homeroom dependable assistant in SHS library sup- ported the alto section of Sopho more and A Cappella Choirs medical and church work fascin ate her surgical nursing will bring success in the future JOSEPI-IINE LODATO jo a gracious West Virginian stamp collecting fan we known for her fascinating South ern accent helped to enliven both the junior Classical League and Spanish Club CYO mem er hiking and dancing are especially enjoyed by this gal future is unmapped L.. F Y S' CAMILLE LOVALLO Cam petrte penny brlled rn Sophomore and Junror Chorrs checked Siren funds credrted CYO er quarterly honor rolled corns yrtterbuggrng treas ures Four Aces and Carmen Cave rero charges travel as favorrte account notes future rn book keeprng VERNON LOWMAN Curia master mechanrc perturbable member of the Water srde Gunners scored for the Recreatron League basketball frve placrd artrst connorsseur of cars and grrls remarks Never take lrfe serrously you ll never get out of rt alrve wrll speed on to the road of success RICHARD LOVELLO Rzchze a regular guy rated as a pal rn am body s book New York Grant enthusrast who swrngs a mrghtv bat struck a posrtron on the grrdrron eleven walked to the YMCA hrt a homer for all sports vsrll hand rn hrs sprkes to don the Navy blues JOSEPH LUKASZEWSKI Luke conscrentrous youth corn and stamp collectrons are hrs prrde and joy hrs curly harr 15 the envy of strarght locked lasses CYO enjoys hrs membershrp watch your eyes when vrewrng hrs tres belreves rn dorng thrngs rrght a nautrcal career awarts rn the Navy WA x 'V 5 1- 5'- ,f '-4-. PRISCILLA LUPINACCI fs Pal neat n nrce spends many an rdle hour at the YWCA CYO regular delrghts rn lrsten rng to the hrt tunes of the day would lrke to cut a sharp figure 8 on the ce Love many and trust few proves to be the top phrlosophy of thrs lrkable lass vurll yorn the ranks at Katherrne Grbbs JAMES LYNCH frm no deck of cards rs complete wrthout a roker scored as Junror and senror homeroom presr dent trumped rn rntramural basketball and badmrnton dealt dues rn sophomore homeroom melds Work never krlls anyone mll brd future wrth Anchor: Au ezgla JOSEPH MACCHIA Whztg funlovrng easygoer won many amrgos rn El Crrculo Castellano ansvsered roll call rn the Frsh and Game Assocratron enroys gunnrng achreved the expert rrflemans award phrlosophrzed, Whatever hap pens, happens for the best' arms for a future rn law GV' 4 DONALD LYNCH Donme a pmt srzed Gene Krupa beat the drums at football games and many a socral gatherrng struck up an rnterest for scrence and bankrng rolled over the Hrgh Rrdge hrlls rn a 48 Ford proverbs A rollrng stone gathers no moss college lrfe or the Marrnes beckon JOSEPHINE MACARI Jo her hands were qurcker than our eyes three year tvrrrler for SHS squad vsaved the baton for the Amerrcan Legron homeroom AA and Yearbook agent CYO er advrses Dont worry about a thrng., would lrke to be a professronal tvwrrler DOLINA MACLEOD Dolma sunshrne rn the darkest places rs loads of fun-cheer ful and brrght chrrped rn A Cappella and church chorrs recorded merry mrnutes rn senror homeroom chattered convrnc rngly for Yearbook ads should drscrplrne students wrth her jovral manner 71 . l ... 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D - FRANK MAGNOLI Frank a bashful but handsome beau served at Szren agent tackled for JV football team keen on Boys Club bears rn mrnd Today rs the tomorrow you vrorrred about yesterday Uncle Sams Navy plays a major part rn thrs lads plans for the future CLARA MALIZIA Clarabelle mrstress of musrcal and dramatrc talents soprano supreme rn A Cappella Chorr rn lrmelrght as St Cecrlras CYO secretary lovable cook rn senror p ay rncludes srngrng., trophy and letter from julrus Hartt School of Musrc rn repertorre of accomplrshmenrs wrll marble her way through future LEROY MALLOZZI Lee conversant on any sport an ard to the audro vrsual office booster for baseball rg man rn the bovslrng alleys grrdrron grant has a yen for cameras a frrend of the Yank ees hrs future career rs strll Y' 6' BARBARA MAIZE Baby strarght forward smcere swell to know a cog rn the wheel of actrvrty at the West Marn Communrty Center genurnely rnrerested rn progressrve razz frankly yorns rn wrth the Lrve fo today phrlosophers wrll make a most trustworthy secretary JEAN MALLozzr jeame mt snapper supreme cheered as she twrrled for football rarsed smrles rn Sophomore Chorr excrted Srren sales merrred wrth sports of all sorts trckled the tones rn vorce class laug,hs Lrfc rs too short to waste vull put good humor mto frgures LOUIS MANCINI Lou Bobby Thomson s number one fan follows the Grants to the last out veep of sophomore homeroom a necessary num ber of CYO L rt rrp rn baseball and football prlot of a blue Dodge wrll become an able bodred Marme wrth the ff 8' 1 'bp 4c7' ff!- V HELEN MANCUSI Shorty drmrnutrve clarlrng engagrng Sfren agent delrghts rn collectrng records energetrc mtramural basketeer wrsely states To have a frrend be a frrend thrs busy lass finds trme to enyoy dancrng svyrmmmg and playrng tennrs the busmess world beckons FRANK MARISCO Frank taps on shoes are a trade mark hrs footsteps echoed through SHS halls follows all sports but partrcrpates rn Recrea tron Lcague basketball frnds that the prrnt shop rs hrs fayorrte spot one of the farthful Yankee ans has not found the answer to future plans E THOMAS MARDI Cloun he left us laughrng Jovral rester of every occasron cloyx ned for a crrcus of frrends performed rn Sophomore Chorr rallred to presrdency of Junror homeroom took notes as secre tary of senror homeroom vu contrnue on hrs g,ay may under Uncle Sam JOSEPH MA RRUCCO ,Inc Mr Touchdown 53 mous for hrs 99 yard run t e tvso Bs baseball and basketball rounded out hrs wrporous varsrtres sophomore homeroom leader completed passes netted hrm thrcc lctters vrrll carry the ball through four scars of college vrc torrcs K ' K , ' - r' ' ' ' - ' x ' I . 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' ',',...fa- LILLIE MAE MCBRIDE Flamzngo a femrnme trrple treat lrghtnmg on the basketball court and baseball field rolls a mean bovslmg ball hrt for the Cobrarettes confesses The world goes round and round and who am I to stop rt? she wrll smrle at Uncle Sam and her coun try as a WAC MAUREEN MCGOWAN Maur dealer of drollery pendable AA agent rn rumor and senror years envrgorated CYO wrth her ever present sense of humor says The only way to get out of dnfhculty rs to go through xt swrmmrng danc mg and cookrng are consrdered terrrf a career rn teachmg means sure success GS Q' FREDERICK MARSCHALL Rrcky mrschrevous lad co lected coms for hrs sophomore homeroom patronrzed the Order of Demolay sounded off wrth Sophomore and A Cap- pella Chorrs an enthusxastrc follower of football actrvrtres a connonsseur of stock cars hopes to travel and see the U S LOUIS MARTINOLI Lou a lrkable guy strong man who found sports to hrs fun dr olayed skrll on mnnrng alleys tackled hsh for a brg catch shot mth perfectron on a huntrng trrp mrschrevous member of the Stamford Boys Club hasnt decrded on next game DOUGLAS MAXWELL Max supposedly a shy guy vyrnnrng smrle gets results rs over the head set scored for varsrty basketball qurntet archery volleyball and baseball partrcr pant too Scxence Club mem er frequently remarks Un doubtedly' predrcts engrneer rng at Lehrgh LOIS MCGOURTY Lo a pleasure to know dreams of that Calrfornra sun possesses a hrgh scholastrc record hockey letter wrnner enlrvens Junror Womans Club and French Club meetrngs avrd record collector a travelmg case wnll be packed after junror college and a BS rn nursmg JOHN MCINERNEY Mac happy go hot rod found fun rn tmkerrng wrth cars steered through hrgh school keep mg pace wrth hrs pals quret but frrendly mechanrc shrfted mterests from the auto to the prg skm vull step on the brakes at a Naval base RALPH MARTIN Mamac a lover of those wrde open spaces spare hours are spent rn hshmg and tmkerrng wrth cars cultrvated an rnterest for prmtrng and photo-engravrng often and anon utters those three famous words Dont lose rt blueprmt of future rndrcates pho to-engravmg school SUSAN MASONE Sue as pretty as she rs pleasrng attractrve accessory to the offlce staff tall sllm always rn trrm delrghted rn dancrng axr follower of football relrshed rootmg at rrval contests a lady of fashron vull lend charm and beauty to a dentrst s offrce JOAN MAZZA Blondie our blonde seldom yuthout a grrlrsh grggle natural m Italran Club secre tary of The Brg Three Club CYO member who says Where theres a wrll there a way bowlrng and sewrng occupy her spare trme future forecasts a harrdressmg career cz Fran blonde charmer cheered I' 'C' FRANCES MELI vrgorously at SHS basketball games loyal Yankee fan sorrow ful over Joe D s retrrement belreves Where theres a vull theres a may wrll glrde through busmess school then de vote her txme to Crvnl Servxce HELEN MELONAKOS Hel dark eyed beauty sprntely representatne rn semor year mlschrevous mmute marker for sophomore homeroom a loyc able lxbrary assrstant blended svneetly tn Girls A Cappella and church choirs vull cast her elhn grm on the secrctarral world BETTY MCNALLY Betty cool calm and collected member of Polltrcal Scrence Club actne rn Youth lellovushrp zealous Rarnboyy Grrl lowes rce skatmg frequent spec tator at baseball and football games vull cheer up patnents after completmg the nurse s tram mg course CATHERINE MCTIGUE Kaky Mass Sparkle Plenty tvsmklmg member of the Sneets brtghtened Inter Club Councnl meetmgs at the YWCA cheery chere of the French Club pertly prophesrzes Keep smrlm wlll Wm her may IDIO the patients hearts scrxbmg for The Doc FRANCES MEEHAN Frame musrcal lrrsh lassxe first soprano m Cholr for three years warbled Where there rs laughter there rs the Irnsh book agents weddmg bells vull rmg rmmedrately followmg graduatxon .i SANDRA MELNICK Sandy a quret gal mth a smcere smnle served as an AA agent m her sennor year was an mter ested partrcnpant rn a youth club counted polntncs and Amerrcan Hrstory among her specraltres the future casts a lrght upon a bookkeepmg career LAWRENCE MENO Larry the handsome athlete more pan able end on the no :ron mtercepted a place on many class commnttees dash mg star of the dlamond sang hrs may for a hut mth the farr sex scaled the court for Shark AC arms hrs next shot at profes sronal baseball E Ya JOAN MCNULTY foams sports all star bullned for the varsrty hockey squad hut counseler at summer camp guarded those baskets for her m tramural team prtched m at Polmcal Scrence Club meetxngs tvyo star letter gal college mll be the bare: of her success nn phy srcal educatxon ANNE MEEHAN Blondze gold dust m her tresses sparkled rn all school chorrs sprmkled charm on the :ce skatmg rmks a model CYO member twmkled as she lrs tened to her popular and western records beams at the mentron of a modelmg or secretarral school CATHERINE MELFI Cathy quamt qutpster harmo ruzed rn A Cappella scored nn Debatmg Club steno certrfrcate shows 120 word per mmute speed for AA performed m Players Club future holds scoops and by lmes for th1s jumor reporter 3 1 xt, at I Y ,- y v . ' --- - C ' ' ...a 0 ,- - . I, , - y S. ,f Q .1 ' ' ' A noted for work as Siren and Year- . . . Siren co-editor . . . saleswoman QV... , ,Y Y,, , Y. ...- Y . . , . 4. ' . -, ...a . . . - ', ... I h f ' - Q.- 4 4 - 4 y - Q 3,1 , I. . ,Y v Ar, ,- . 74 1 ANNA MEYER Ann taker of drctatron cen tered school rnterests around shorthand typtng and office ma chmes spaced outsrde actrvxtres between dancmg and bowlrng rated Kmttrng mth a cap1talK future plans spell out ruccerr rn the bustness world MONA MILLEN Mona tall and stately tops as Siren agent htghly valued member of Spanrsh and Players Club stretched spare moments to attam Yearbook ads upholds theory There rs nothrng etther good or had but thrnktng makes rt hetght of success wtll be televtsron productron SONYA MILLER Sunny sweet and smcere cerved art award rn tumor yea can be seen backstage dabbrng make up on would be thesprans a booster of Perry Como enyoys playmg the prano and danc tn the future shapes up to a career rn the secretartal field f GREGORY MICHIE Greg rrreststrble mrschxef maker burned up the court rn varsrty basketball prrde of the farrway reed off wrth sennor homeroom presrdency predommant on the dramond a two letter man as a smooth dresser he catches everyones eye wtll wrnd up hrs next prtch for college MARY MILLER M11 all round grrl typed for Our Golden Yearr member of Szren staff won the Brshop OBrten gold medal award tn an nual CYO qutz played hot corner for varstty softball wrll take her shorthand certxficates to New Brrtam State Teachers College GRACE MILONE Gray creator of fireworks craves fun sounded second alto rn Gtrls Chotr basketed pornts K records and good trmes ltght ntng strnkes rn her eyes at the men tton of clothes she wtll make a dectslon between dress buymg and bookkeeping for future Work as 1 Nu- 5 ROBERT MILTON Bob freckled and frrendly has a mama for tce hockey loves to trnker wtth hrs car rn ndle mo ments wrelded the sceptre rn semor homeroom helped the Black Kntghts attam vrctones stalwart softball Intramural par trctpant hopes to go on to further schoolmg DIANE MORROW D1 mnschtef wrth an understand mg heart added zest to Ger man Polrtrcal Sctence and Play ers Clubs energetnc School Councrlor sparked class sprrrt as homeroom representatrve thts merry mermatd has starred rn several swtm meets wrll en lrven a college campus tis 7' I FRIEDA MITCHELL Frzeda vrvacrousness vttamrzed exuberant mrnute taker of home room added a peppy t e a m as Black Kmght rooter spmted member of CYO and YWCA prescrrbes that a smtle wtll always brtng yoy hopes to contxnue on rn a bustness school JUNE MORTIMER Butch blonde equestrnenne can be found rtdtng the wtde open spaces or on the baseball dramond collected for the Szren htstory IS one of her mtrxgues excttement has been her steadfast compamon Merrrlls wrll tn sure her future I t I , A, - . h 6 6 so ...' ' 4- ,f7'. .. .. A I .3 , f A :M I 'i'3q F X , ' ...re- ' Y I A h . - for the An elr , . : a collector of 'g..'. ' . .. - . i rl I 3 C 5, ,' . ' . y. . . . ,V ' Vg, . . . 1 ' . ll 75 WILLIAM MOYLAN B111 young man of varred abrlrtres prrme partrcrpant rn home room acrrvrtres hrt the bad mrnton brrdre rn sophomore rn tramurals enroys all sports easrly recognrzed by hrs vyayy harr yxrll ansvr er the call of busrness college ROBERT MULROONEY Bob versatrle humorrst mathe matrcal genrus succeeded as an honor roll student Spanrsh Club senor actrve partrcrpant of Polrtrcal Scrence Club re rshes travel realrzes Lrfe rs to rrse and not to rest college wrll clarm hrs many talents 'N-. DOROTHY MU GAN Bunme nature has rts songbrrds and SHS has rts Bunnre vocal rzed at TWCA and on radro attarned avuard rn Take Tea and See contest hrt hrgh notes rn CYO and as a model fees that lrfe rs what you make rt hopes to make srngrng her profes sron GORDON MURPHY Murph Mr Matchless equaled rn scholastrc perfectron co edrted Our Golden Yearr perennral premrer perse verrng chref of mrddle year rncomparable delegate to parlra ment trreless end of touch down fame our noble nomrnee to Boys State who asprres to surgery HERBERT MURRAY Herb many call hrm Gborr ev if made good use of Mercury feet by competrng rn cross country runs for two years has taste for cul quently collects records trres to make the best better wr go on to college wrth thrs phrloso phy rn mrnd ALICE MYERS My whrrl of actrvrty encrrcled frrendshrp vshrle gatherrng sub scrrptrons for the Sven double year of success rn tvrrrlrng d vrses vue smrle and be gay laugh our cares away the mrrror of the future deprcts telephone op eratrng ESTIILLE NACHOWITZ Siell terrrhc tvrrn cmoted and argued rn Players and Debatrng., Clubs German Club partrcr pant actrre Trr X er mem ber of Snects answers junior XVoman s Club roll grves spare mrnutcs to seyyrng and records seryed as AA agent vwrll be come a future educator 'ta s-r O 'I Z Z C IS' O john krng of the red and srlver yalopy has a sharp eye for bas ketball and grrls Chess Club cavalrer found hrs name on honor roll marntarns a mama for cars wrll decrde hrs future drrectron when he reaches that crosstoad DOLORES MYERS De De the velvet vorce ar monrzed rn the A Cappella Chorr achreved a Scholastrc weavrng key award as a yunror rncreased Siren sales drrvrng around rn her blue Dodge rates hrgh among rnterests work as a beautrcran seems brrght rn the future SANDRA NACHOXWITZ Sandy a srncere frrend bustles to Debatrnr., French and Players Clubs strrred homeroom ac tryrtres as mrnute taker lrve vyrre rn Junror Woman 5 Club adept rn trne arts handy wth a nccdle enyoys prng pong and badmrnton loyes the theater vrrll head towards college I ' I . . . A . I I A . I l -I .,. I - l' Q , - . . . . . un- fl- -I 1 l. l ' i . , I? '7 A y Y- I. 1 y r 4 ' - X ll, K J ' N. . s X my 1s 4. L lily: I A A v M , . 1' VX A . ' ' . . f A ture . . . haunts the piano.. . fre- ' . - - S I lygy 'II . . ' ' ' I if . . ' ' ' - . s X c ' ' ' . ' ...h - r f,.- D Y. 3 - Y - - . xx I 1 I . X I S--,, ,yvlffb 4 3, 9 WALTER OBUCHOWSKI Obze speedster of the boundrng marn found on the Sound rn hrs outboard run about rrdes the waves wrth the Red Devrls clocked long enough to play Rec reatron League basketball floats an rnterest rn mechanrcal drawrng expects to wergh anchor as an archrtect JANE OFFEN fame cute n carefree a frrend to all dashes about the town takes pleasure rn accumulatrng clothes rn vogue endeavored to support Our Golden Years as fund subscrrber asprres to fame and fortune rn the world of busr ness RITA OKSANEN Rm: blonde and blue eyed actrvated German Club three years over graced the Math Club rn her mrddle year thrs versa trle young mrss enyoys hockey and horseback rrdrng calmly exe cures ngure-erghts on the rce dotes on dosey does wr frnd success rn nursrng 'I.'.-5 , 4 M RALPH NAU Herky the Roy Rogers of Long Rrdge straddled a saddle rn Boot and Spur Rrdrng Club trotted up a ttarl of rnterest rn archrtectural drawrng envel oped hrs frshrng and huntrng zeal rn a cloud of dust the That a way of hrs future hasnt yet hrt rts target MICHELINA NIZZARDO Mzcky never at a loss for a wrse crack has a mrllron of em a second Betty Crocker nurse s arde rn the chrldrens ward of St Josephs Hosprtal wears the record Trymg thrn has a huge appetrte durrng mornrng classes plans to be a nurse PATRICIA O DONNELL Pat lrvely n lovable trrumphed doubly rn varsrty baseball and basketball abrdes by Laugh ter rs the best medrcrne member of YWCA and CYO apprecrates the frner arts co lege and a career rn wrrtrng are slated for the future DOROTHY O GRADY Dot sports Intellect clecrsrve on Yearbook Lrterary and Brogra phy Commrttees partrcrpared rn sD0rts wrth mrght and marn whrsked away a two star letter won a place on the honor roll Notre Dame athletrc reams get her support college scores rn her future plans HARVEY OKUN Harv an all around Joe popular frrend wrth an open heart served hrs classmates as vrce presrdent rn junror year prarse worthy representatrve enthusr astrc marnstay of the grrdrron finds bowlrng and grrls are rrght up hrs alley vnll lend wrt to campus lrfe MERCENE NEFORES Merc a hnger rn every pre dabbled rn homeroom polrtrcs as sophomore homeroom presrdent and representatrve co-exchange edrtor on Siren drspersed other talents between church chorr and the sports field puzzles frrends wrth Greek expressrons stenog raphy awards mll ard her as a legal secretary RICHARD OBMAN Obze czar of cars sat rn the throne of hrs blue Ford royal sport rooter majesty of clever cartoons crowned art as hrs marn school rnterest but automo brles rergned as crest concern wrll sacrrfrce hrs scepter to sarl the seven seas 7- 'U' 'LQ -5,12 ANTHONY PAGANO Tony a soda fountain engineer has more effervescence than the seltzer he serves stood behind the cash register in Italian Club cracked a subtle yoke to his favorite customers rates a hot fudge sundae as CYO basketeer will top off his education in college SHELLIE PALMER Sonny tops in bop svtung thru school making music his universal language as drummer at the football games he beat his cares away enthusiastic band mem ber in and out of SHS wi make rhythm for your dance steps after serving in the air force GRACE PARENT Cm likeable miss . . . starred on basketball team . . . loyal member of CYO . . . her friends will re- member her tremendous appetite . . . can't resist swimming . . .t is pert gal shall add her personality to the nursing school of her choice. i 'L 15 ELEANOR OLSEN El lovely to look at charmed homeroom records Luther League lass twinkling twirler fancies eating or dancing chose art and typing as delights of school day favorite saying Here today absent tomorrow will bewitch a business school and become a secretary RAYMOND OMELUK Rag the hot rodder his thirty two Ford is his pride and 'oy speedy fullback for Black Knights presided over yuntor home room a proud Falcon member can be overheard stating Take it easy' will long be remem bered for his crew cut studying agriculture comes next PRISCILLA PALMER Pm old fashioned femininity spiced CYO with her everything nice her fancy flies to sketch ing and dancing follows the philosophy If you can t say some thing nice dont say anything at a her quiet competence will reign in an office someday FRANCES PAPAZIAN Fran a gypsy like grace and beau put aside tamborine for caroling in church choir office squad was her nomad camp for three years crystal ball reveals her as friend to all tea leaves say she likes popular music swim ming and sewing her golden earrings reflect a secretarial career KOLOMAN PASIAK Karl. a picture of contentment ad- vises all Get along with what you have , . . an able mechanic who finds the school machine shop a second home , . . he's happy both near water and in it fishing and swimming . . . will keep up the aquatics in the U. S. Navy, 'vu-N KAREN OLSON Hon with a heart that is true did her share in every homeroom activity attended meetings of the Rainbow Girls follows the wins and losses of her favorite baseball team the Yankees collects pictures of movie stars will decide on future plans at a later date BARBARA PACELLI Bobby barrel o fun rollicking Siren agent frolicked as CYO and Social Club member sang in Girl s Choir delights in col lecting jazz records believes You get out of life lust what you put into it will find merri ment in the business world JOHN PATAKY Palak gay gallrvanter roamed the corrrdors of SHS attended CYO meetrngs found huntrng and frshrng most enroyable mth a twrnkle rn hrs eyes recommends Eat drrnk and be merry wr set off to see the world from a Navy crurser GEORGE PAYNE George rf you know hrm well all around sport mu src man of SHS band blew hrs trumpet to pep up rootrng sectron for school sports finds har monrous rnterest rn radro and tele vrsron wrll venture on to a tuneful lrfe on some college cam us sl ,Q- BARBARA PATRICELLI Behr grggles and chatter con genral lrbran assrstant a champ at eatrng her lunch everywhere ex cept the cafe a Busy Bee who grbbered at YWCA and lrstened at CYO spouts God gave me a mouth and I rntend to use rt wrll go on her merry way to a busmess school JUDITH PEARLMAN Judy vacrllates between serrous thoughtfulness and radrant vrtalrty scrrbed for School Councrl and Debatrng Socrety premrer of French Club each quarter frnds her name under frrst honors charrman of Pilot Wheel Vorce of Democracy Hnalrst college gleams Y' E' r X 3 JEAN PEARSON 'C' Ieanze wrth the lrght brown harr presrded over her senror home room advanced sale of Szfen and Yearbook gay and charm rng senorrta of El Crrculo Castel ano treasurer of Rarnbow Grrls earned many shorthand certrficates plans to use her skrlls rn the busmess world VINCENT PELLICCIONE Vznme man of much endurance a champron cross country run ner outsrde rnterests revolved around the Aberdeen Boys Club booster of lnrernatronal Rela trons Club hnds mechanrcal drawmg fascrnatrng hrs future wrll be centered around a draftrng career BERNICE PENSIERO Bea laughrng brunette anr mated vrhrz at short hand as sewed many a fine seam enthu srastrc Szren agent succeeded rn placrng her name on the honor ro Frankre Larne records rate hrgh wrll make a cheerful secretary JANET PEHL jan as sweet and warm as her na trve Calrfornra sun spouted a saucy S1 S1 rn Spahrsh Club our rrresrstrble Ida rn Meet Me In St Lam: pleasant acldage to and Player s Clubs sarlrng and tennrs engulf spare hours co lege and socral work are antrcr pated NANCY PENNINGTON Nan a frrend rn the true sense of the word portrayed Mamma rn class plays wore the crown at junror Classrcal League meetrngs penned brographres for Our Golden Years a first honor regular an eloquent speaker prrze yournaltst on Szren staff Ends people fascrnatrng college lres ahead LEO PEPIN Lee photo fanatrc flashes about rn hrs sharp Ford convertrble was filmed as able CYO treasurer always ready with a negatrve argument spends hrs summers rangenndrng wrll develop hrs future on some college campus . 1 .i y y - wr - r ss g ' A . - 7 L. C. V . 4 V ,V -na V I I 'I ' 'J' Q44 vii id- , ' 'll A ' y fr S - . 1 N R 2 ' xg xl e.R..f. t gf - 5- .- gg - .... 4 il. . . n I f L . .A h - ' A ... .l.. Y I I P . 1 i - n f - ' junior Woman's, Political -Science J? I, - - ' ' .F ' S .'.- Q.. ' ' ... ' I nv- I I . un. n 1 ,f - A r, -l , . , 79 MARGERY PERELL Margg, our inspiration . . . re- served a spot on honor roll . . . a must in French, Debating and junior Woman's Clubs . . . held prize pen as biography co-chair- man . . . contributed ideas to jun- ior Classical League . . .often seen with canvas and brush . . . will lend her capability to college ROBERT PERRY Curly never makes an understate ment ran wild in intramural sports spends half his time try ing to open his locker door waits impatiently for his favorite time of day lunch t e Navy followed by carpentry work are in his future JAMES PHARO Whitey our better late than nev er man occupied the seat near the door SHS s answer to the Bare Foot Boy from the sticks when tearing up the cinder track and fairways this lad was never tardy will be seen bulldozing for the Seabees LEE PERLOFF Perly, typical young collegian . . . strums on a sweet guitar . . . light- ning on the basketball court . . . sails o'er the bounding main . . . noted witticist . . . roamed the lengthy halls of SHS for three years . . . boy with a matchless smile . . . will add sparkle to the business world EMMA PETERSON Slim a blend of pleasantness and good will promoted Yearbook sales in yunxor year currency collector for senior homeroom member of the Negro Professional Business Club holds sports in esteem will serve humanity as a predecessor of Florence Night ingale AUDREY PIACENZA Aud shy but truly genuine proud possessot of shorthand cer tificates sewing and ice skating are her pet interests outside of SHS preaches and practices it Smile and the world smiles with you future route still to be constructed X rv MARIE PIETRUSKA Mane lust what the doctor or dered Hlled prescription as alternate homeroom representative cherishes her shorthand certi ficate pleasant influence in CYO prescribes ice skating and roller skating for enloyment a nursing career is diagnosed for her future JERoME PIRNAT feng he bowled em over aimed mth a strike at industrial arts couldnt spare eating in Room 218 intramural football scored a high among sports vxon a league of friends vuth his pleasing disposition will aban don the alleys for a career on thc sea DONALD PIPER Don master of the easel traced laps as trackster framed club activities as president of Players portrayed handsome suitor sophomore play dashing Stu dent Councilor and representative blended voice with the Choir next mural will be of campus i e THERESA PIRONTO Tree artistic miss answered roll call of the Italian Club 7oomcd through all att classes seldom misses CYO enthusi asuc stock car racing fan rates hill bills records as tops plans to vihirl right into .1 nursing career .. - ' i . as 9. . . , I n . l 1 I , . . Club and veep of French Club . . . l .- , ' in A f' ' il.. Xifgl f if c -f x l, , ' i if 2 l Q'-7 MARY POWER Mary mistress of high seas . . . skipper of her class for two Years before docking at SHS... tacked parts in school plays on her main- sail at Sacred Heart . . . drifted into our Players' Club . . . sailed into Meet Me In St. Louir . , . pulls jib for Junior Woman's publicity . . . hopes to anchor at college. RUDY POZEK Rudy, sincere and amicable . . . an enthusiastic gamester . . . showed his prowess in intramural sports . . . capable veep of senior home- room . . . stalwart CYO member . . . thinks that you get out of life what you put into it . . . will enter Trade School to prepare for future. EDWARD PIRRO Ed witty as the day is long delights in Notre Dame games other pleasures lie in dancing music and comic books loves work he could sit and look at it for hours muses It s the little females that pack a wallop his station in life will be tuned to radio school CHARLES POND Butcb tall and lanky his shoes are shined until they sparkle likes to delve into the study of biology a regular outdoor fellow cast his vote for hunt ing and fishing advises D as I do not as I say' will toss a coin for UConn or the U S Coast Guard Academy VICTOR PORTANOVA Beam a wit that brings a smile friendly fellow at CYO meet ings Joined the flock in the Orioles Club found fishing favorable heard saying How beautiful it is to do nothing and then rest afterwards hell add humor to ships on the ocean blue DAVE POWERS Dave champion s choice . . . girls too! . . . triumphant on cross coun- try trails , . . tireless trackster . . . all-time net jumper at tennis matches . . . captained sophomore and senior homerooms . . . flashed on the court . . . sailed the high seas . . . will launch off to a naval career. ROSALIE PREVITE Ro, merry maiden . . . mingled with many to bowl or listen to music. . . mirthful Siren agent. . . mimicked Hamilton as homeroom treasurer . . . mischievous in voice class . . , made dancing a must . . . master of material . . . merits a career in designing. 'gr .r W F BARBARA POLASKO Bob with the goldilocks donned smock for Siren staff heroine of hockey and baseball fields finds pleasure when sit ting in the saddle believes that many a truth is told in lest our Nancy Chaffee when it comes to tennis the business world awaits her MARILYN PONZIANI Mm everything nice possesses friendliness sincerity and helpful ness collected coins for the junior Red Cross happy holder of two shorthand certificates spends spate seconds sewing and reading will choose between secretarial work and dressmakmg JOYCE POTOLICCHIO Pol: feminine Mort Lindsey bowled em over at Debating and Players Clubs king pin of the Sneets group spare home room representative scored well at CYO meetings belle of the ball on the alleys strikes for a career in nursing La. 5 JUDITH RADER Ju short n sweet candxed membershtp of jevush Center Youth Council vshtpped up correspondences for Synogogue Youth mustc and readmg are rcxng of acttvtttes belreves best rectpe rs to Knovy thyself vull sprmkle syyeetness on some college campus MARGARET RAINER Name a merry burst of energy foreyer raytne about the Dodgers peppy cheerleader for three years a gay addmon to the German Club Tru Y Club and Suu: staff helped to carry the ball on varstty basketball team to be a nurse ts her am brtron 82 vy orker CHERIE RANDOLPH Cher radrares a smrle that re freshes drmpled French Club demotselle added her talents to Players Club played on the baseball and basketball teams an accomplrshed smmmer b lreves eyeryone should be happy and smrle vytll follovy nurses trammg and then see the vyorld NIARY RFMSKI 'lltzmzn crazy for fun strnbed for her sophomore homeroom counted penmes tn tumor and sentor year zoomed from sophomore to A Cappella Chmr soltetred for Sinn ln sopho more year yyhu at shorthand fanues the tenpms asprres to be a telephone operator Marge yyrth the mlschxeyous tzlxnt In her eyes Increased zest n Ya- CYO and YWCA seryed tvyo year term as homeroom represen tattve dotes on smmmmz and renms shovys preference for typmg and office machmes feels Where there IS a vull theres an A future ofhce joan the cherry otop a sundae crovyned Council Szren and Semor Rune actnvrttes topped Btography Commtrtee as co chatr man adorned the hockey field a jumor Classrcal Leazuer money taker for Deutscher Veretn college wtll be the whtpped cream on her school days joame a cheerful chtck took mtnutes for her sophomore home room avtd yumor Sfren agent rs a htllbtlly mustc lover has shovyn skrll tn refintshxnlz fur mture her well qualthed back ground m bookkeepmg plus her amtable vyays vynll be vyelcomed by some office tn the near future WILLIAM PURCELL Bzlly the master of the mound Stamford s Bob Feller credtted vuth a multttude of SHS yrctorres hurled for the Amen can Legron handsome second baseman of senlor homeroom batted htmself mto Falcon mem bershrp wtll be a success at whatever he htts MARY ANN QUEGAN Molly she dtsproves the beauty ful but dumb theory deft de bater clever caoerer of CYO ytvactous vocaltst rn Sopho more Chorr frtends fasctnate er shes at home on the baseball dramoncl her attend ance record ts memorable but what shell attend to next rs un known BARBARA RACANIELLO Bobbie a dark hatred glamour gtr set the style ln capturtng several shorthand certthcates fashroned her sports mterests tn bowlmg swrmmmg and rootmg at football games had desrgns rn CYO acttvttres a secretartal pose wtll rule her voguersh future 61 DORA RENCSKO Dora eager and competent had her able hand in everything sparked the Political Science Club with her timely remarks often found in a pool cooling off from a speedy game of tennis will enhance the office of some lucky dentist DIANE RICH D1 a whiz in the kitchen joys sewing and cooking spends her spare time collecting dimes and stamps helped out in a fashion show puts vsork be fore pleasure Hts into any crovnd a career in office work is ahead for this domestically in clined miss STANLEY RIMLAND Stan seeker of fun attended French and Players Club meet ings active in homeroom af fairs a valuable asset to the bowling league cheers loudly for the Dodgers practices dili gently on the clarinet cute girls never fail to catch his eye co lege claims his near future il-v i '? 1 L 4 J 4' gl l X l ROSE LEE REYNOLDS Slim a welcome addition to SHS prominent in activities in Alabama presided over Eng lish Club led homeroom in songfests shows interest sports especially basketball glides oer the ice with ease looks forward to college days RHODA RIDABOCK Rho Town and Country girl yoined ranks of SHS in yunior year penned for senior play and Biography Staff an oblig mg club woman favors sports especially riding and hockey on stage at North Stamford plays will enroll at UConn for ABS in nursing ROBERT ROBBINS Bob the answer man com manded senior homeroom in pres idents absence crowned king of H 1 Strtt Science Club prominent in extra curricular ac IIVIUCS high scholastic rating math wizard kid brother B111 in junior Play trumpeted for the band will follow a career of music 1 . x MARION ROBERTS Marion a swell gal chock full of un . . . tapped typewriter for Yearbook and Pilot Wheel . . . served double term as AA agent . . . our Siren business manager . . . CYO and YWCA help take up spare moments . . . a sure shot with a bowling ball . . . listen for her in the future when you dial 0. JOHN ROBIE jack, eternal joker . . . made girls a part of his regular vocabulary . . . likable wit of the classroom . . . veeped his junior homeroom . . . excelled on the basketball court . . . scored in many an in- tramural sport . . . after college, he'll try his skills as a CPA. PHILIP ROBERTS Phid animated locomotive on t e good-time express . . . set off steam in junior Prom work . . . made his junior and senior home- rooms his presidential whistle stops . . . kept the wheels turning in A Cappella Choir and Falcons , . . finds racoon coats preferable for frosty football weather . . . will keep on the track to college. ELAINE ROBINSON Moure, short in stature, but tall in ability . . . chirped in Junior Girls' Choir . . . sprite basketeer for Bopperettes and WMCC . . . solicited funds for Red Cross and Community Chest . . . thrills to the mambo beat . . . this loquacious belle will continue ringing in school. 83 LOUISE ROCCHIO Lou spontaneous combustnon alternatcd as Szren agent rn senlor year set sparks flymg rn CYO and Tombstone Gang our Lrt tle Mxss Chatterbox asserts If sllence IS golden lll never be nc a questnon mark blocks the threshold to the future BARBARA ROMANO Bobbie perpetual commotton the lrttle gxrl w1th the he man ap petrte tops on YWCA Busy Bee and CYO membershrp lrsts homeroom harlequxn bowlmg and baseball stnke hugh a non procrastmator feels What you can do today don t put off un tnl tomorrow wxll be the keeper of the books -Q' as ' Q MARIE RODNEY Rxe mfry needlewomen talent ed wrth thread always ready and wrllmg to help anyone a conscrentlous CYO member enjoys trnpprng the lxght fantastrc belxeves The best thxngs rn lrfe are free the future wxll brmg forth a seamstress ANTHONY ROSA Tony another Benyamm Franklm frequently found experlment mg wxth electrrcal gadgets s shelves are lmed wrth books on the sublect claxms The short est way to do many thrngs rs to do one thrng at once wrll make h1s contrrbutlon to the world through the Held of electrons 'CI' Doc our spark of electrlcxty all enthused about thrs mterest has ltvely fascxnatron for electrons and protons flnds tlme among all these lxve wrres for tmkermg around wnth two other fmelds woodworkmg and prrntmg realrzes though that h1s stars pre dxct an electrrcal future FLORENCE RUSSELL Florence a portrant of qunet charm lent a helpnng hand ln the lnbrary promoted good wrll 114 the lntematronal Relatlons Club steadfast member of Le Cercle Francaxs delrghted nn ballet and dramatxcs demon strated talent nn Showcase Inc college ahead MARY RUSSO Mara delightful damsel re resented homeroom nn sophomore year member of the ltallan Club altoed rn A Cappella Chonr pocketed stenography certntlcates muslc lover llvely lxmb of CYO hopes to take pen nn hand for a future as a secretary ROBERT ROTHENBERG Bob wtth the talkatxve blue eyes a loyal Yankee fan knocked down the mtramural ten prns scored on the honor roll casts quxxotrc glances at the senorxtas rn El Cxrculo Castellano h1s sure ftre formula for success will make htm tops ru college SYLVIA RUSSELL Ruth spmt of serenrty con trxbuted much to School Councrl as a sophomore sent Szren sales sky hngh corresponded as sec retary of Internatxonal Relatrons Club belleves Where your treasure xs there wnll your heart be also wtll enroll at the Nyack Blble School BARBARA SABIA B011b3 she nvals the sun ln vuarmth and brnghtness er rays of happmess fell on CYO and YWCA groups a sterlnng AA and S-ITLII agent sparkled on the Sm I1 staff musnc and danc mg., set her all aglovt some day she ll be a brxght lxght m banltxng -JY f' in VIRGINIA SARACCO Ginny dauntless debater re sented facts as homeroom blog raphy agent en loyed arguments rn Debatlng and Polrtncal Scrence Clubs rncluded Chorr rn panel of actxvrtres took part rn drs cusslons at CYO wrll su ort secretary RUDY SAUMELL Rudy the boy wrth the perpetual smlle super salesman for the Herald Trzbune the money rolled rn when he collected for March of Drmes held the purse strmgs for 222 hrs senror home room bnght as a penny on the baseball dlamond he ll get blg returns from college BARBARA SCI-IOEN Bobbze sugar n sprce added sweetness to Spannsh Club well seasoned team member of freld hockey snappy rmger ln basketball a smashmg tennxs player comfortable on the dance floor mother nature wnll apprecrate her and as a dental hy grenrst WILLIAM SABIA Bzlly popular knnght about SHS brave bulwark of blockrng lrne gallant grxdlron gladiator perpetual guardsman of homeroom representatrve meetrngs defen srve wrt of every occasron good humor sportsman on and off pay dlrt terrrtory should score success rn college NANCY SANSONE Nan dark delrght representa IIVC of her junior homeroom cheerful member of CYO sessor of twnnklmg eyes and shrn mg curls merry member of ll Crrculo Italrano lucky the boss who rs charmed by thrs smrlmg secretary to be PRISCILLA SARACENO Przrr agrle artist pannted her name on CYO and YWCA easels perfect prcture as twrrler gladsome keeper of homeroom funds advlses Doubt whom you wrsh but never doubt your se lover of duscs and turn wxll be art school ROBERT SCALZI Bobby herorc hurler master of an educated toe tossed a v1c tory as homeroom veep struck out opponents and rnsured Black Kmgbt vrctorres walked rnto the hearts of mardens with a wrn nmg smrle champron of three letters arms next prtch at a professronal mound BARBARA SCHOFIELD Barb rndustnous and dependable answered roll call at the Math Club and Deutscher Vereln collects mrnrature animals vlses Straight rs the lrne of duty curved 15 the lrne of beauty o low the one and the other wrll never be far from there col lege lrfe rs rn future plans 1- VINCENT SAGNELLI Sag prrze putter managed to keep out of the rough holds wmnxng club of amrabtlrty swung rn both the YMCA and CYO mastered the course to Room 166 teed off wxth a way to the Iadres hearts hopes to rnerrt a professronal place on the green FRANK SANTORO Frencby suave dark and hand some smooth man about town found hot rods and custom cars were to hrs lrkrng zoomed to stock car races m hrs souped up 1939 convertxble wxll park hrs auto to Play rt cool aboard a Navy crurser fi 'C' Q- Q1 6 ', ' - I , ' X 'V . I I . .'... ' 47 xl' I I U I -V U l ....H. . lL lv ' 4 ' X I r ' , ', ' ' I g- N ' ' pp - lf ..., ' Z the business Held as an executive tables . . . her future landscape l l .if - -Z ,K I t . D . . ' - , ' . I I Y D .-. Q.. . ..' SN T6 ' ' - ...ad- , L. ' ' - I .Fr ' '-.A - H... ' will or-3 SONJA SCULLY Sonya fun loving and fancy free always on the go spirited spectator of stock car races zoomed to social club regularly cheered the sport of the diamond shouts in praise of her long hair will answer your ring as a telephone operator RICHARD SELLECK Rich artistic athlete expert in architectual drawing winner of soccer letters directs St Benedicts CYO at home on skates or skins assures To morrow is another day active participant in any well organized argument designs are in en gineering DONALD SEMSEL Don a modern Saint Nick possessor of a ruddy complexion and gifted grin spread good will in German Club interest ed in Intramurals honor roll is among achicxemcnts model airplanes kcep hrs head in clouds will head rcindeer towards an engineering college 86 ROBERT SCHULZE Bob, outdoor sportsman . . . mem- ber of the German Club . . . hit bulls-eye in physics and trigono- metry . . . proves his outdoor in- terests as member of Fish and Game Club and National Rifle- man's Club believes Times are tough all over future trail will be blazed to Colorado School of Mines CLYDE SCOTT Srollg a nice guy a prize homeroom representative mas termind on the basketball court big man on a championship basketball team honor roll cn listee this skilled lad plans to further his knowledge of carpentry at Wright Technical School SUSAN SCINTO Sue with the gay air . . . lighted up her sophomore homeroom as its veep . . . lends her cheery pres- ence to St. john's CYO . . . her favorite sports are basketball and tennis . . . believes, Smile and the world smiles with you wrll discover a rosy future as a beautician TERESA SCOTT Scotty quick witted note taker animated member of the CYO proud possessor of a shorthand certificate keen dress designer and seamstress lively poupder of the 88 s often stated Thats for the birds will venture into the realm of secretaries ERNA SEEGER Lore with well diversified interests in the German Club picture artist with a needle and thread paints swimming and baseball on her canvas of hobbies colorful queen at the skating rink office work will frame the portrait of her life JEAN SEMENTINI Dzmpler a busy bee every where at once active worker in the Italian Club and CYO queen member of sophomore homeroom buzzed around the baseball diamond and the basket ball court dotes on classical music an ardent animal lover next flight will be to college MA RJORIE SERAFIN Margie alert and eager proud possessor of shorthand speed cer tihcates answered roll call in Spanish Club actixe in CYO believes You can only get out of life what sou put into it future plans will lcad to a secretarial career l av- Z , - ' H... 1 ..r -. 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L ROBERT SESSA Bob actor and photographer clicked in class plays snappy member of Players Spanish and Political Science Clubs em his leisure to tennis horseback riding swimming candidly advises Plan for tomorrow but live for today film of his fu ture reveals college BARBARA SHAVELSON Slaavy our lovable good will am bassador her wit friendliness and hospitality will never be for gotten displayed talents on Yearbook Literary Staff vigor ous clubwoman escorted people down the aisle at class plays the honor toll boasts her name college and teachtng are in her future BARBARA SI-IAUB Barb endearing young charms perpetually rosy cheeked Irish colleen A Cappella Choirister prize homeroom representa tive displayed writing ability on Yearbook staffs enthusiastic CYO er charming model in local fashion shows shamrock blooms for nursing EDWARD SHERMAN Ea' the center of female attraction Father in Meet Me In St Louzs prexy of Poly Sci and veep of Debating Society ar gained for Yearbook ads vita link of Decorating and Reception Committees for junior Prom spotlighted in homeroom politics stars shine on college T4 XX If N ff ff X fj ff' 2- 1 'T'-'P LOUIS SILADI Lou congenial chum to everyone veeped in punior homeroom affords time to the baseball diamond the football Held and the golf course CYO parttci pant questions Whats the story7 a steadfast Yankee fan will soon don bell bottomed trousers and coat of navy blue HELEN SIMMONS Prnky a fun loving girl perky Szren agent queen of the bas ketball court spirited addition to Cobrarettes nifty with the needle dancing and baseball tops all favorites ticket to friendship is When you smile the whole world smiles at you will WAVE for her country. ETHEL SLEEPER Eppie female version of Benny Goodman . . . blew the horn for three years in the band as well as being secretary-treasurer . . . struck a musical high note in the A Cappella and New England Choirs . . . made sweet music in All-State Band . . . tried her hand in Spanish Club . . . music school is in the spotlight. RICHARD SILVER Rzrky our sterling clubster presided over International Rela tions Club shone in class plays polished a place on the School Council gleamed in Political Science Club untarnished German Club member wi brighten his future in college MELVIN SKIGEN Sid Sl-ISs scientific farmer physics phenomena important cog in AZA wheel classical and pop record collection are his pride and loy Schule Youth Group welcomes him says The product of one s effort is his only true reward his next field to till will be at UConn. PATRICIA SLOCUM Pat a glamour girl of the Year- book Typing Committee . . . a hot- rodder in her Plymouth converti- e . . . mad about motorcycles and stock cars . . . 'plumb crazy' about Ridgefield Square Dances and hillbilly music . . . will re- main a telephone operator until the right number comes along. GEORGETI' SMATH Ceorge neat n sweet boosted Yearbook sales assisted School Council and homeroom represen tatrves as alternate harmonized rn Sophomore Girls and Senior Choirs knitting and sailing are favorite hobbies rr Yan kee fan advises Seek and ye shall find will do office work LOUISE SNYDER Lou aDARable sweetheart glrstened rn countless clubs pounded gavel for Junior Wom an s Club class money collec or effervescent Girls Stater Harvest Moon Ball finalist led cheers at sports events c ass and council topnotcher college wrll be next conquest JUDrTH SPECHT Judy dexterous dreamer as a flare for pen and brush ardent member of Methodist Youth Fellowship lent voice to church chorr avows Don t put off till tomorrow what can be done today will canvass fu ture for a secretarial positron 64 - QQ. . , x Q QS' N A I . 2 I RICHARD SMITH Sllllflj dead eye Dick popped many a ball into the basket amiable mainstay of varsity qurn e scored rn Spanish Club points toward bulls eye rn archery armed at honor roll wrth skrll added many rntramurals to hrs court of sports will pivot next rn college DOROTHY SOGAN Dom golden throated canary warbled rn the A Cappella Choir hummed as she collected AA dues rotted notes as CYO sec retaty young Robin Hood made honor roll a frequent trophy appreciative music lover undoubtedly wrll make her mark as a secretary SANFORD SPEER Prrkle happy go lucky punster a sportrve trackster during sopho more year vrtal volunteer for the Turn of River Fire Depart ment blended hrs baritone with Sophomore and the A Cap pella Chorrs future time wrll be spent organizing a band and chorr 3 -, JAMES SQUIRES Flafb speedy track demon raced for school team repre sented Stamford rn the 60 yar dash at Madison Square Garden sprinted rn on German Club meetings a vshrz rn physics anl mathematrcs chess cham pron vnrll scurry on to college PATRICIA STEELE Pat, quiet and skillful . . . por- trayed artistic talent in makeup and costumes of class plays . . . illustrated scholastic ability with honor roll and shorthand certifi- cates . , . says, A merry' heart makes a cheerful countenance . . . future portrait will be of sec- retarial work. iw JOHN STASHENKO johnny heard as vsell as seen pumps on the wagon with Turn of River Fire Department maintains a keen interest in hrs 49 Ford speed claims him as its favorite son scores numerous strikes at the alleys vsrll enroll at the University of Connecticut to study forestry ANNA MAY STEFANOV Anna Mae. smart as a whip . . . outdoor girl . . . in the swim in German Club . . . hooked Year- book sales in junior year . . . casts her line into square dancing and skating . . . hnds the honor roll an easy mark . . . science is her pet pony . . . will have a whale of a time in college. SOPHIE STRELAKOS 'U' Sopb vrvacrous blue eyed charm captrvatrng cheerleader amrable pepperpot of lass actrvr tres endless vrtalrty wm some personalrty delighted rn havmg fun outsrde of school and transformrng the gym msrde college beckons for thrs brrsk bee wi.. A T4 MARGIE TELESCO Marge outstandrng drum mayor ette twrrled at football games wrll be remembered for abrlrty to make frrends well drversr fled 1nt61'6StS include dancing ten ms and golf may be heard quotmg If silence rs golden Ill never be rich wrll enter sec retarral field NANCY THOMAS Nance rmage of versatrlrty scored bulls eye at Cos Cob Re volver and Rlfle Club whrrlecl across the stage wrth her dancing partner wmter finds her skat mg and skung dog fancrer eager to dosey do wrll study scrence at U Conn HOWARD TELLER Home spectacular athlete crushed opponents on the gn rron drrbbled way into mtra mural srlver basketball champron ship award starred on all mtra mural teams member of Ger man Club hopes to score rn a busmess or agncultural college JANET THOMPSON Ian gay and gracrous globe trotter second gal on Spanish Club totem pole srlver tongued de bater a line finalist rn Vozce of Democracy presrded over Westminster Fellowship won American Freld Servtce tr1p to Europe rn 1952 wrll journey on to college Nance Mrss Betty Co Ed pert AA and Szren agent pepperpot of French Club laughable and lovable member of Sneets votee of football and basketball games suggests the spmt that sees you through It can be done and I can do rt a future Flor ence Nrghtmgale v' Carol a prcture out of Vogue dressed rn the latest fashrons was an accessory at CYO meetrngs shopped occasronally rn School Councrl as sophomore wore an mterest for sports thmks college and teaching w1ll be a model future SHIRLEY STISKIN Shu! of warmth and fnendlmess spark behmd 1953 s Advertrs mg Staff glowed on first honor ro kept unmatched records rn Spanrsh and Junror Womans Clubs punctual Debatmg So crety Correspondent creator of brographres has a flarr for wrmng wxll shme m a future ofiice RUTH SUDEN Ruth competent comrade brary assrstant sophomore homeroom representatrve trve ln the German Club proud holder of two typmg certrfi cares honor student keeps records for the Methodist Youth Fellowship wrll enter the busr ness world ANNE TEDESCHI Annie captlvatmg blonde charmer on volleyball and basket ball courts sparked as home room representative brushed cares away rn the Spanrsh Club took notes for senror home room our travel bug from Norwalk wrll make tnps to the dentrst a pleasure ti K' 1 7 MIRIAM TREAT Red of the beautiful tresses . . . capable AA and Siren agent . . . kept busy planning class programs . . . delights in belonging to vari- ous school clubs . . . an enthusiasf tic CYO'er . . . college or business school will be featured next. DOROTHY TRIPODI Dolly of the ever-ready smile . . . hummed her way through two years of Choir , . . brightened up the twirling squad . , . a ray of sunshine at Busy Bee meetings . . . this able lass possesses a well- earned shorthand certificate . . . her cheerful charm will aid in a nursing career. 90 MARY JANE THOMPSON Mar a delightful blend of beauty and charm princess of home room in her sophomore year captured several shorthand awards enjoys popular music skating and swimming sincere believ er of A smile costs nothing but is worth a million will take dictation for some lucky boss ROGER TOMPKINS Tom a three ring circus added color and gaiety to the Yearbook staff unfurls his versatility as a member of the North Stamford Youth Fellowship blends his voice with church choir Ginny is his ringmaster next show will take place in business world MARY TOTILO Mar full of fun and fiirtation cheerfully added voice to Girls Choir those audible giggles may be heard while dancing or rooting for the Yankees excels at work or play says You get out of life what you put into it will flirt with different styles of hair in future MAUREEN TREFRY Maur. slim and trim . . . a model CYO member . . . carved figure eights in ice . . . an ardent baseball an . . . a shorthand certificate proves her secretarial capabilities . . . this efficient lass will turn her talents to the modeling profession. PATRICIA TROY Pat, amiable by nature . . . shrewd winner of hockey award . . . faith- ful member of CYO and K-Deets . . . enjoys those once in a life- time parties in cafeteria . . . her beaming smile is accompanied by a How about that . , . this high- spirited miss' future is yet un- charted. RODNEY TIBBETTS Rod good looks and a Boston ac cent an able homeroom repre sentative adds his personality to CYO talented in the field of music played the clarinet in All State Band quotes Don t be sharp don t be flat be natural' will be welcomed at college VINCENT TORCHIA Torch super sports man violin virtuoso string section per former in school orchestra prized player of our baseball team Spanish football, and baseball composed his interests and hob ies will be remembered for passing Algebra II plans to bow into college GLORIA TOTO Glor petite and pert master of shorthand enyoys works of the Irterary world faithful Yankee and Black Knight fan marched up the football field twirling a silver baton has a fondness for music her efficien cy will command an honorable positron in office work QQ S 1 Na I ' t. JOSEPH UVA IT hearty hellron mrschrevous madcap of Italran Club popu lar veep of CYO headed prrme homeroom permanent partrcr pant rn rntramural meets vored the female flock an rn strgator of fun wrll surrender hrs 1952 Pontrac for the wrld blue yonder CHARLES VALENTA Charlie mrschrevous rn a quret way rapped gavel rn sopho more homeroom varsrty baf foon rn soccer and basketball rntramural bowlrng and baseball rester added antrcs to Deutsch er Verern wrll add pep to col lege lrfe ANGELINA VLAMIS Kzkz SHS s queen of comedy provoked out laughter wrth er unsuspectrng wrttrcrsms spot lrghted as AA agent played feature role rn Grrls Chorr starred otop her Natronal Vel vet academrc favorrtes rn cluded hrstory and sewrng tour the country rs chref ambrtron R NICHOLAS UVA NIKE well known man rn the fly mg Mercury zoomed to CYO regularly sped to a game fea turrng the prgskrn sprnned from cars to hrs gurl for rnterest raced to arrrve at a party of un stopped to chat wrth the gang hopes to slow up at a busrness college PATRICIA VETRANE Pat smart and snappy charted dues rn homeroom lrstens to beat of popular musrc t e Sneets and CYO crave thrs wrn some lassre s attentron phrloso phrzes Wear a smrle-rt s always worth your whrle she wrll strrve to earn her whrte cap ROX ANNE VON EGIDY Roxre 53 s Mrss Mrschref eagle eye on the basketball court well earned her baseball and basketball letters sophomore badmmton champ answered roll call at the French and Junror Woman s Clubs full of wrttr crsms sure to score a success as 5- a physrcal educatron teacher 15 ...I qw- , '11 I N R , f lg of F MURRAY WAGNER Mozrb keen wrtted captarned the chess team our grft to comedy vorced hrs oprnron about our class as representatrve second coafhcrent rn Mathe matrcs Club master of the strrkes and spares college beckons thrs hne lad CHARLES WALDO Chuck a rogursh twrnkle rn hrs eyes scored a success rn Scout rn passed for St John s bas ketball team a collector of troprcal fish has hrs mrnd set on a career rn agrrculture wr seek trarnrng at the Unrversrty of Massachusetts 1 so 'fn LOIS WAHEN Lo our farrytale prrncess wrth the sunkrssed curls rergned rn German Club and junror Classrcal League entwrned honor roll substrtuted hockey strck for magrc wand Yearbook brogra pher and advertrser at home rn srlvet slrppers or skates er next throne wrll be a dental hy genrst s charr ROBERT WALLSTROM Bob the huntsman prlotecl the Rrppowam Rrfle and Gun Club for two years surveyed the track a valued member of the stagecrew he wrll be long e membered as one of the men be hrnd the scenes thrs lrkable lad has chosen an agrrcultural school as hrs next target 91 . . . . - . . in S ' A- ' - Ez- 0 VQQ4, A . fi I A ' ' ' , L 0 . . ,A ka ' X, H4 sf' .- ll ' L . ' 3 ry ffffff ' . - . ., h. v,, .' J' 4 .- ,: I if , aku A V , ' ', ' ' ' ...an I . ... I h - . Sk 12 l ' . ' 1 I - . D .... --- .- X V U ...hi ' 5 ,4, ' X ' ' 'gm' ' ' NORMA WALSH Norm. eversmiling and serene . . . typed for Yearbook . . . soprano in Sophomore Choir . . . solicited funds for AA and Red Cross . . . member of Junior Woman's Club . . . dances like a dream . . .wisely advocates, It is better to build boys than to mend men . . . is undecided about future plans. HELEN WASICKI Hel a clowning glory talka tive member of Holy Name CYO merry shorthand certificate collector just dotes on dancing or the Dodgers delightful friend to all practices as well as preaches that a smile goes a long way will venture into realm of secretarial training JOANNE WALTON joanie. blue-ribbon performer . . . prize committee-woman . . . won herds of friends . . . galloped to finish line twice as homeroom representative . . . trotted home as treasurer of A Cappella Choir . . . sprinted through Yearbook com- mittees . . . will race to victory as a buyer. ANN WASSERMAN Arm a shining star lighted the way for bewildered sopho mores brought smiles as broad as hers in Meet Me In Sam! Louis lent her talents to Yearbook Editorial Staff boasted for the Bums beams at any mention of the sea next act further schooling 'v' r I l X f Kb Q 10 T JOAN WEAVER joame always ready to meet new situations cheerful collector of Siren subscriptions spirited soprano in A Cappella and church choirs trustworthy treasurer of Youth Fellowship League lets bowling baseball and teach mg Sunday School take up time future points toward clerical work PATRICIA WEBER Pat the tall blond from California welcomed into the junior Womans Club spends spare time indulging in her favorite s rt at the Den Road Ridin her attention always heard commenting Its different back home' will liven up the col lege of her choice JEROME WEISS um a loyal friend won a permanent place on the honor ro a cross country man this versatile lad divides his spare time between sports science and music plays the saxophone in a local dance band Dartmouth then medical school are ahead KATHERINE WEBER Ixag attractive miss has a flair for art swimming stars among her numerous interests charming Le Cercle Francais member CYO claims her in terest and attention this viva cious lass looks forward to attend ing a secretarial school GERARD WEISS jerry mechanically inclined centered his school interests around mechanical drawing classes usually found tinlermg with the engine of a machine says is like a garden full of weeds will Join the Navy and see the world SUZANNE WEISSMAN Sue as sparkling as champagne as stimulating as wine bubbled in a cocktail of committees and clubs mixed flavor in School Council toast of the Yearbook biographies socialite of the junior Woman s Club will sip in a taste of college capers ' I ' . . 5 s X' ' A 'N ,fx QQ i f S V . 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' - ' ' ' 4 f Denny versatrle wrt enthusx all DENNIS WHITE astrc Polrtncal Screntnst guarded the plgskln on the varsnty grndlron CYO partrcrpant volleyed and basketed nn mtramurals emxts colossal words hrstorrcal genrus wmcrzes All great men are dymg I dont feel well myself college beckons MARGARET WILBANKS Maude lxghthearted and gay a merry seamstress trrpped to meetrngs at the West Maxn Street Center she upholds thns sound phrlosophy Grve to lrfe the best that you have and the best wnll come back to you her cheery voxce wrll make her a perfect operator ROSLYN WILLIAMS Rox as tmy as an elf gers flew for Yearbook Typrng Commnttee a sorceress at the sewrng machme an adorable dancer a blessmg as a baby srtter belreves one should 'Try, try agam busnness school wrll find her a pleasmg puprl X ax 5 JOHN WHITE NICHOLAS WENTWORTH Nick gallant kmghr of the ladxes hearts lord of our junnor bank books domrneered spotlrght rn yunror theatrrcal perfecte homeroom representatxve meet mgs th1s lrresxstlble prlnce o the plgsknn wrll relgn next In college GRACE WEST Kzt lrvely sportswoman re ereed at glrls basketball games an actrve Szren agent and llbrary assrstant 1o1ned IH at Players Club Interests center around art and sports post graduation plans Include college or travel far and wrde Whitey who lrkes to read fond of cavortrng on the tennns courts typrcal hfe of the party full of mnuendos basketeer for CYO hrs antrcs repeatedly evoke laughter always rewards a good joke wlth a hearty laugh w1ll don the Navy blues JANICE WILKES jan pretty as a prcture or trayed presrdent of sophomore homeroom cut a figure as semor homeroom representatrve rnspnred Sneets Club as charm mg vxce presxdent gayly rn dulged ID swtmmrng dancmg and readmg w1Il make an attrac trve nurse HARRY WILSON Wrll our man behmd the scenes assrsted on stage for plays and shows made xt possnble for us to see movres nn class a regular CYO attendant The Unxted States Naval Reserve consumes much of hrs ume quotes, Lrfe IS short, don t waste rt wrll enter the Navy after graduatron AUDREY WESCOTT And as brrght as a new penny precrous treasure of Rainbow Gxrls loves to dabble wrth paint and brush cheenly answered to the d1al of 0 loves to spout Sr 51 feels If nt s 1m portant tts worth wamng for thrs lrttle lass wrll set up her easel rn some Held of art WALTER WESTHELLE Wall our ground gamer flash mg back for the Black Knxghts touchdown kmg ran w1th the wmd on the track we comed Into the Falcon fold shy wrth the ladles admlred by w1ll garn much yardage rn college actrvmes .- f , . I I ' lx Emi 1 I x , lr ig, 'SQ ' qi-r 5 N '?' e 'S RONALD WITHERELL Nero a three time homeroom rep resentative contributed much to class committees Sir Galahad of the Chess Club remarks But it says here in small print will combine the Air Force college and pharmacy for future success LEONARD YODER Len mystic magician . . . his hand is quicker than the eye , . . asci- nated audiences at Harvest Moon Ba . . . made the Players' Club treasury magically increase . . . pulled a soccer letter out of his at . . , practiced sorcery in A Cappella Choir . . . will watch cute tricks in college. FLORENCE ZANELLI Flo. seen hurrying through the halls with library notes . . . likes a variety of sports . . . makes many baskets . . . handy with a tennis racket . . . swims like a fish . . . bestows a sunny smile on all . . . this quiet girl will type out a sec- retarial future. 94 LOIS WILSON Toome our good humor girl rang the bell in Players and Click Clubs football programs sold like ice cream while she was ven or attended Stamford Girls Club meetings hockey and archery are her dish a true Doris Day fan her song of the future is Undecided GEORGE WINSTON George our TVXFM genius Top Versatility plus Friendly Manner MC ed his fellow debaters the Wins of Winswood and Wax memorized many a line for class plays channeled Coun cil problems as Clearing Commit tee chairman future station audio video announcer via col ege JEAN WINSLOW Jeanne up in the clouds silver lining of El Circulo Castellano hummed heavenly hymns in A Cappella Choir down to earth AA agent banished sadness and tears rolled smiles by dreams of climbing high into the sun as an airline hostess JOAN wxNTERs Ioanme small but oh my' finds size is no obstacle a bounce in every ounce scrrb bled notes for her yunior home room ings iumpf deligh e enlivened CYO meet swam like a hsh d to popular music wi t a future in the secretarial ESTHER WOODWARD E5 has a good word for everyone blended her voice in the alto section of the A Cappella Choir for two years creditable mem ber of All State Chorus rates dancing and boating high on her scale of activities her future is still to be composed DOROTHY ZAMFINO Dot, kept library functioning in tip-top order . . . basketball and baseball belle . . . lent warm smile to junior Walther League . . . shovis fancy footwork in tennis and dancing . . . her quietness and reserve is backed by gaiety . . . the sign at the future crossroad points to banking or ofhce work. PETER ZAVRAS Pete. mirth 'n merriment . . . handled money in sophomore homeroom . . . Spanish Club Senor . . . top performer on the soccer team . . . won a letter in this sport . . . outside activities include sketching . . , will emerge from college with a DDS degree. 8' K is fun-f its 1 i k . i QP SANDRA ZBOYAN Sandy theres garety beneath her reserve her unperturbable dxs posrtron and subtle sense of hu mor produce popularrry ways well dressed proud of her nrche m honor roll a ds a soft low vorce to Spamsh Club gathenngs wxll pursue artrstrc mclrnatrons at art school JEROLD ZIESELMAN Jerry spark plug of the class of mam swrtch of Our Gold en Years and the Szren noth mg short of first honors strong current m Debatmg Spanish and Players Clubs ngmted lrght as Vozce of Democracy wxnner worthwhxle connection for any college JOHN ZITO jack happy go lucky prodrgy llufbz rs hrs mrddle name sharp agent for Szren noted member of Flymg Hawks expertly trckles xvorres rn spare tempo propounds When you are en joymg yourself trme flxes and so does money the 88 keys wrll open the door to success ln muslc school JEANETTE ZIEMBA jan fond of fun followed the CYO fold frequented the ofhce machmes room favored home decoratxon fancred musrc of all kmds lmed up at an rce skatmg spot lrsted travel as tops looks to later lrfe wrth uncertarnty JUNE z1K1As june a ray of sunshme cast a beam mto Yearbook typmg and advemsmg Polmcal Scxence Club member dancrng glows as out of school entertarnment knows how to be a loyal fnend a career m nursrng looks brrght JOSEPH ZURKOWSKI Zark a regular fellow served presldent of h1s sophomore homeroom possessed a keen mterest m CYO and Stamford Boys Club spends a great deal of hrs lersure tlme 1n fishmg and boatmg IS anxxous to sarl the seven seas wrth the U S Navy in emurtam NAOMI TITUS We pay a fond trzhute to our unforgettable classmate and frzend whose thoughtful ways and service to the school have endeared her memory to our hearts. 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RICHARD OESER CHARLES PIKE CAROL ATTANAZlO P eude t Vzre P er de II Secretary JANE DENNIS Trearure ASS OF1 The Class of 54 w1ll forever hold dear to rts heart the warm and glovs mg memorles of rts junxor year Under the excellent leadershnp of tts class officers Rrchard Oeser presrdent Charles Pnke vrce presrdent Carole Attanasro secretary and ane Dennrs treasurer our second year at SHS proved to be both an en Joyable and a successful one We came through the long hand shaklng ordeal of our hrst b1g event of the year the jumor receptron for sophomores wrth no rll effects Then came the smash1ng football sea son rn whrch our junror heroes such as Butch Davxs Rrchre Oeser Bruna Amato jack Ley den Don Sab1a and Jack Darlmg were key factors rn clmchmg the state champronshrp Among the sprrrred junlors on the cheerrng squad were Bev Nau Gerry Gorngs Ga1lArn dall and Ernestme Ttms In February we made way for cup1d and sponsored a Valentlne party Amld the hearts and flowers the hours flew by Hearts and bal loons popped srmulraneously rn a varrety dance and our own Harmonatres set a smooth rhythm for us all In the sprxng our class talent surged for BYRON A BERRY jAIxl: W RINGSTON 4 s' It 1 -'fl l lla C L 9 5 4 9 , J- ,., , , , . ,. . , - ,ff 5 V s R to , of 5 zz fi tml JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES lst Row Left to Rrght G Montagnesr D Delhno K Attanasro J Vrolette A Grant 2nd Row S Herman J Marsland R Rrce P Trms J Fuscna R Zrot 3rd Row S Romano R Davrs T Schrller L Luckett R Doane P Grant F Warren A Buttery ward to present Down Memory Lane varrety show whrch proved a boommg stroke of success and orrgrnalrty Beautrful srngxng sparklmg dancrng lovely prano mterludes, a gay quartet and the enchantmg chorr hrgh lrghted the affarr Later rn the sprmg a one act play gave proof that our talent for tradl tronal drama was all that our hearts mrght deslre Then came the glorious day when our class rmgs arrrved We had made a bnt of hrstory as the Hrst class to recerve rmgs as early as Aprll After much hard, but humorous and en- joyable work, we were ready for our junior prom Grrls bedecked rn beautrful gowns and boys rn smartly correct tuxedos danced the hours away We suddenly realrzed that two thrrds of our stay rn Stamford Hrgh was fin xshed and that after a few weeks of vacatron we would begrn on our last lap before strrkxng out on our own Our jumor year wrll always hold fond memor1es for us and we wrll forever remem ber that Mrs Kmgston and Mr Berry, our class advrsers helped to make that year so wonderful and so dear to our hearts. . ,., o 0 9 itil- lf A g - we f , f- r E V lv 'H' LF ' 13: 4- - 'Ah -x , 1 . .: ,, . 1 ,- ' ' I - -- ' Q' . 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HQ 0 f F55 5,2 441.15-sk I l Prendent Vice Prerzdent Secretary Treamrer ASS OF 19 Among the many fond memories of our sophomore year, most porgnant was that thrrd day of September when we, the Class of 55, found ourselves hopelessly lost am1d throngs of equally confused students For the Hrst few hectic weeks rt wasn t at all a strange sight to see us scouting around the maze of halls wrth our trusty Pzlol Wheel maps but very soon we settled down to the busmess at hand studies At last came the day of our first social func tion the junior reception for sophomores Al though a trace of uncertainty prevailed, the gym resounded with eager vorces Mrs Espo sito and Mr Serafrno our class advisers, were on hand to welcome us and the entertainment and refreshments provided by the rumors made it a most enjoyable event The country and our class ran simultaneous electron campargns Although Eisenhower was ahead by three days, SHS sophomores favored Bill DeRose for president, Ralph Le Destro, for vice president, Sheila O Toole, for secretary, and R1ta Bonsnas for treasurer As our capable ofhcers they successfully fulfilled the duties of their respective offices Qu ROBERT P. SERAFINO 114 ANGELA T. ESPOSITO I ke 5 C Qi , all lr a 'A PN if 5 s e it l L r I' WILLIAM DEROSE RALPH LADESTRO SHEILA O'TOOLE RITA BONSNAS 'M - 'G SOPHGMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES J F1rstRo Left to Rlght A Hoga J Yelm RobertP Serafi o R Bonsnas R LaDesrro W DeRose S OToole AngelaT Esposnto J Wahen M Fuhrer 2nd Ro P War ng C Mur no R Rostkow skx G Suppa A Gremer B Sackman A Tormet H Ruggles G Carter C Pnerro A Fusarro 3rd Row M Sanford R Cross H MIHIZ M Laure o S Rosen C Bracca T e Chrrstmas season was ausprcrously welcomed wrth a tradrtronal Chr1stmas party personally attended by Mr and Mrs Santa Claus The decoratlons added to the festnvrty of the occasron and rn 1ts place of honor tacked hlgh up on the wall was our newly acqulred blue and whlte class banner As the curtam went up on our first class productnon The Kxd Makes Up Hrs Mmd john Avrgnone as the kld and Carol Moore as the shy belle unlocked the door to our hearts and proceeded to admrt the rest of the cast consrstmg of Ralph I.eDestro Dom Uva Atala Hogan Donna Dudley and Gall Wofsy The play d1rected by Judy Brant and George Wrnston d1splayed the fine Splflf that SHS students always put mto a productron What better way to whnrl away the tnme than w1th your best guy or gal on the mght of the sophomore hop' Wrth all decked out IH the1r best duds from the tops of thenr heads to the tlps of their toes thrs gala event was the perfect endmg to our soclal season Our first happy year at SHS was over but lf left us wrth determrnauon to make our next two years even better lf that could be possrble -2. if C lit .7 Q SU 1 3 .-2 Gil ll iifle 0 if rf C? px? 5 I di, , ae, lf' ' if A Kfifyx' Cfffqglm B5 S u N 1 1 4,5 rn, xo f ,x 1.4 ,,.-A, 1 -f- an W-ZSQH' J ff -.3. 1. ?f'c , ' - up-1' ,kbif,v':f.:: Q, 'j'if,9,' Wi-, ' ' 'f 'Q - 5' '1 'f'f1'.'g:flzflevaimifi L- - -1- v ,111-r,'f:.,.,-isgg ,573 . .. 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Y :.,,1rx 1. Y',.1fiI1:.-I ,1.iIIi11l1'II.fI I IMI 5. maxi. ID Ii. Nw, G4 MURRAY EISEN Coordinator GORDON MU Editor EDWARD SHERMAN KLAUS KLEINSCHMIDT Advertumg Photography 01' 117 1 X b , N in . .' fir v 4: , V' K T E SUSAN LEVINE , , Q Coordinator RPHY JEROLD ZIESELMAN MA RGERY PERELL Biography Editor JOAN QUEBE SHIRLEY STISKIN Biography Adwrmmg 3 PATRICIA SLOCUM JOAN MARY BASSARO JOSEPHINE CORRENTY RONALD BRELLO Secretary r Typmg ff DOROTHY GRAY Secretary YEARBOOK STEERING COMMITTEE JAMES H KEANE EILEEN M KROPP MAYO SORGMAN YEARBOOK FAC CONSTANCE L SPAHR LESTER J MYERS 120 I 1 JANE W KINGSTON C ULTY ADVISERS ALBFRT SCHER ,R . Q T 5 f S X 2-i T, : Q 4. A . I At ' A .gi Qxa a- f - 3, 'A ' ' A T 1 , . xi OUR GOLDEN YEARS The monotonous clacklng of many type wrlters fevenshly worklng rn the last mmute rush the constantly dnfferlng pomts of vxew over one thxng or another wh1ch always seemed ln some mlraculous way to work out all rxght fn the end the hurrred conferences among staff and commrttee members and above all the fcar of not belng able to meet the deadlme all these and many others too numerous to relate we shall always remem bcr as bcmg so dear to our hearts Who can ever forget the excltement of composxng and assembllng our yearbook the mann link wlth our golden years of happnness at SHS7 It fell to the ed1tor1al staff to make the readmg of the book enjoyable and 1nterest1ng to burld the lltcrary foundanon of the book IH general We can never forget how th1s small band of potentnal lournallsts under the capable dnrecnon of Mrs Jane W Klngston braved the turbulence of creatrng rewrxtmg edxtlng and proofreadmg nor the herculean efforts of jo Ann Tamburrl and Nancy Pen nlngton on rewr1te as they lrfted many an artrcle from the realm of medlocrlty to that of first class yournalnsm The task of translatnng the scrawls of our llterary hopefuls was glven to our expert typlng staff Headed by josephxne Correnty these unsung heromes went about thezr tedl ous and rnconsprcuous but much appreclated work wlllmgly and efficrently Wrthout them the experlences of our golden years could never have been recorded It was the blography committee dxrected by Mxss Constance Spahr and chalrmaned by Margery Perell and Joan uebe who con trlbuted thelr multltudrnous efforts to deprct mg the hngh school lxfe of every sennor our blographles really recorded our hlgh school careers to the advantage of all of us Our Golden Yearr was enhanced by the creanons of the art staff Under the supervr s1on of Mr Mayo Sorgman and Mr Myers thelr lay out represented graphrcally the very feelxngs we wrshed to express and wh1ch we shall always remember What yearbook could exrst wnthout plc tures? It ns Klaus Klernschmndt that we must laurel for hrs outstandmg work as head of the school photographers Through the products of thenr cameras and nngenulty we shall re member many of the mcldents of our darly l1v1ng ln SHS This year s support by our advertlsers was promoted by Mr Albert Scher who along wlth hrs more than able assrstant Sh1rley Stlskm advertrsed Our Golden Year: rrght lnto the communlty s heart However nt was Mrs Erleen Kropp and her agents who pushed the sale of the book through therr trreless work on subscnpnons Through thelr efforts the flnal delrvery of the flnxshed product went off smoothly We certaxnly cannot overlook the valnant work of our two mdustrlous coordmators Susan Levine and Murray Ersen It was they who preced together the l1nks of what was to become Our Golden Year! Nor can we over look Dorothy Gray and Patrlcla Slocum our efhcrent and beauteous yearbook secretarres Thexr many hours of hard work has merlted our most heartfelt appreclatxon Although each of the aforementroned gave his all our yearbook could never have gone to press had lf not been for the lrmrtless en thuslasm and patlence of our constant frlend and dxrector Mr Lester Myers Co edltors Jerold Zleselman and Gordon Murphy brought to the responslbrlrtles of thenr hlgh office splendld qualxtles of enthusn asm ablllty and leadershxp both unstxntmg ly labored wxrh hand head and heart that Our Golden Yearr mlght be the best ever . . , 1 1 , - 1 . ' A A ,. . . - , . 1 - 1 1 7 1 . .1 . , ,, 7 I . . , . , r . . , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 3 . . . 7 'I ' 1 1 1 V . . . . u . 1 , . . , - . . 1 - 1 U' '- 1 1 1 ' 1 1 V . STAMFORD HIGH An innovation in School Council proceedings! Charles Kirkwood, the first president to be elected in May by the entire student body and inaugurated in September with much pomp and ceremony, opened the first meeting with a sharp rap of the gavel. At hrst we council repre- sentatives were hopelessly befuddled by parliamentary procedure. Who moves the previous question? the president would ask. A long silence. None of us understood such high falutin language. Now as expert parliamentarians, we look back with tolerance on those confused September days. The keynote of the counci1's success was the committee system. Committees came cheaper by the dozen. For example, when the council was suddenly faced with the problem of what to do about the wholesale habit of cheating, a committee of ardent reformers set to work at once to give the school a moral cleaning up. The school literally got a scouring when the Clean Up Com- mittee painted the building hot with red and blue posters. Toward the end of the year a com- mittee of budding writers edited The Pilot Wheel which will serve next fall as a friend indeed to the bewildered sophomore in need. A Cafeteria Committee created for the gourmets who tend the air with their hungry cries, bent its shoulder to the wheel and fought valiantly to obtain food for the last shift. Who says there's nothing new under the sun? This year's council came lst Row, Left to Right: D. Morrow, G. Winston, M. MacLean, G. C. Kirkwood, J. Pearlman, C. Zito, L. Cipolla. 2nd Row: R, L. Lavers, Mrs. Jane Kingston, Mr. Carl Nutter, Dr. Mathilda Murphy Bonsnas Koehler 13 Z - Q MARGOT McLEAN SCHOOL COUNCIL up with a new creation-the Good Cheer Committee, which played Santa Claus to SHS's sick and wounded. Perhaps less glamorous, but certainly important were the standing committees: the committee which held the financial reins of the council, the gregarious committee which planned our wonderful canteen dances, the Clearing Committee which tackled all problems from beanies to dishonesty. As SHS goes, so goes the nation, might have been the council's motto during the early days of November, when it sponsored a mock presidential election. Result-the election of President EISENHOWER! Spurred on by the council's pep rally of the evening before, the Black Knights dashed on to Turkey-day victory! We celebrated with our wonderful Victory Dance-another point chalked up for the council. Equally dear to our hearts was that 8:51 A.M. ding dong. Up everyone jumped for the Star Spangled Banner, and another day of school had begun with another council fait accompli. Perhaps most gratifying was the impromptu collection sponsored by the council for Howie Davis, injured White Plains football player, SHS rallied to the cause with enthusiasm! In spite of occasional filibustering on the part of the students, there has been sweet har- mony among teachers, students, custodians, and administrators. Peace has reigned and much has been accomplished on the hill. M. Swatowicz, A, Newstad, C. Mutino. 3rd Row: J. Sullivan, W. DeRosa, R, Oeser, D. Piper, F. Gaudiano, A. Brooks, R. Snell, A. Medeiros, F. Noxon. 9. if if 2 I i ii: -. 'E as fi -i li is J. 11? ' 1 I I . Li ll. ,k , Eg CHARLES KIRKWOOD ' 1., ORCHESTRA Strains of Meet Me in St. Louisu hlled the Stamford High audi- torium the night of the senior play and introduced to us for the nrst time the '53 orchestra. To be sure, many of the Rubinsteins and Heifetzes were second and third-year men, but in our slightly prejudiced opinion this was the finest orchestral group in SHS history. ln time to the swinging baton of Mr. Raymond Randall, the enterprising group made many musical successes throughout the year. Their comforting music was much appreciated at Stamford Hall, and their skillful playing was lauded at New Canaan Country Day School. Our maestros were on their way to stardom, and we hope that our Well-WlSl'1CS will help them do LIS pI'OLld. W, RAX'fX1OND RANDALL lst Row, Left to Right: C. Eger, J. Loorich, S. Johnstone, B. Dooley, G. D'Aprile fconcertmasterl, M. Fassett, M. Forget. R. Forget R. Doane, F. Davis, S. Tulk, S. Fraser, T. Kaminski, V. Torchia. Znd Row: F. Sessa, R. Barrett. D. Billingham. A. Heetman P. Larson, E. Sleeper, R. Tibbetts. 5rd Row: F. Warren, J. Kelly, J, Ferguson, W. Harvey, H. Crawford, S. jenkins. Alrh Row H. Andrews, W1 Kane, V. Fragomeli, Conductor, W. Raymond Randall. A. Colletto, J, Cox, W. Maine. 5th Row: F. Hughes L. Allsop, j. Gelb, L, Ferretti. annum-- 1 . l ef 1 AN When the SHS spirit needed a boost, the '53 Band was always on hand. It turned out at our first organized pep rally to spark us on to our 1. , . -1, 'W final, smashing football victory, and certainly it was as much a part of ef each game as the players, always there, despite rain or snow, to cheer our fighting championship team on to win top honors for their alma . V mater. E What graduating senior, marching across the field at graduation :Q 'na time, could ever forget the band playing the last notes that he would ever f hear as a Stamford High School student? No, no Stamford High graduate looking back on his high school days, will fail to keep a spot in his heart LECN R, CORI-ISS for the band, an integral part of SHS. lst Row, Left to Right: B. DeAngelis, G. Calendrelli, A. Cresswell, P. Zenobio, N. Barth, R. Barrett, E. Buchs, C. Ashley, R. Tibbetts, W. Ancrum, V. Fragomeli, G. Payne, W. Kane, H. Andrews, 1. Somody, R. johnson. Znd Row: A. DeLuca, R. Gabriele, J. Darling, J. Kelly, K. Bowman, F. Warren, F. Hughes, W. Maine, R. LaBella, W. Harvey, S. jenkins, H. Crawford, R. Colletto, F. Sessa, E. Sleeper, L. Lavers, Mr. Leon R. Corliss, A. I-leetman, P. Larsen. 3rd Row: D. Lynch, L. Allsop, I.. Feretti, D. Kane, R. Farina, C. Sotire, A. Federice, J. Gelb, S. Palmer, V. Torilas, D. Cernier, R. Zito, j. Holt. f C !. . f ff - CATHEMNE mm CONSTANCE DENOCENZ4 T H E S I R E lst Row, Left to Right: C. Rubenstein, A. Bloomfield, Mayo Sorgman, Eileen Kropp, Stuart Palmer, Lester Myers. N. Weed. 2nd Row: M. Heft, L. Wilson, C. Waldo, N. Hudson, M. DeLeo, E, Friedman, A. Umans. M. Arons. G. Betz. H. Schoenfeld, J. Levine. 3rd Row: D. Piper, M. Smith, A. Pellicci, H. Klahr, D. Gray, B. Pitman, K. Kleinschmidr, C. Kellner. X8 , l XJ ... A tt EDWARD SHERMAN GEORGE WINSTON DEB TI G SOCIETY . , , I 1 . l L NEXT, 1 -iff 1 1 3. 1 L L rf i ' l ' I fl in ' l lst Row, Left to Right: D. Ballo, C. Kirkwood, M. Fertig, O. Bramwell, Rita M. Ryan, G. Winston, J. Pearlman, S. Stiskin, A. Holder, M. Arons, M. Berwincl. 2nd Row: S. Levine, J. Covington, J. Levine, J. Thompson, H. Schoenfeld, M. Heft, S. Weissman, E. Dichter, M. Salveta, E. Steiger. 3rd Row: S. Wofsey, L. Cipolla, S. Myers, H. Moorin, R. Evory, R. Epstein, J. Plonowski, D. Rencsko, P. Weinstock, E. Berwind. 4th Row: B. Plotnick, J. jacquette, P. Nakian, R. Doane, R. Marshall, L. Cookney, D. Piper, K. Kleinschmidt, J. Zieselman, L. Perna. RICHARD SILVER X ,W I 1--M .fs 1 Y J 'Y' I 9-V-4 1-A - Y ew IN iflf 151 A IOL 'lR fic- ggglsfi 4 ici! ' is The International Relations Club as al- ways went about its work with a purpose this year. Under the supervision of Mr. Edward R. Kovacs, we got off to an auspicious beginning by electing Richard Silver, Herbert Backman, Sylvia Russel, and Dave Iglesias as our ofii- cers. Through our letters to Peggy in Scotland and Jeanie in England, we learned about other countries in the most interesting way possible. In connection with our less fortunate neigh- bors, we'll never forget the fun we had mak- ing posters and tying packages for our suc cessful clothing drive. Guest speakers pro- vided topics both interesting and enjoyable Indeed, our year in the International Re- lations Club left us with many happy memo- ries and hearts more ready to cope with prob- lems of the world. lst Row, Left to Right: C. Egar, D. Iglesias, S. Russell, Edward R. Kovacs, S Levine, H. Backman G. Eeldtmose, Znd Row: R. Epstein, E. Stamatin, C. Walberg, R. Ridabock, J. jones, M. Carpenter D. Prekeris, F. Cakavell, P. Nakian. Std Row: B. Gahagan, I. Contaras, F. Russell, M. Salveta. xr. I . , f . I 1.-A' I ' 5. , I f' ' 1 l I X , I I POLITICAL SCIENCE Movies, debates, forums, and guest speak- ers were each a part of our Political Science Club's varied program. But, it wasn't all as somber as it sounds. The walls of the small auditorium often shook from the repercus- sions of our arguments, such as the one on Labor-Management in which our tactful lead- er Mr. Dunn finally stepped in to offer his wise council. We did rest our weary tongues at times, though, to listen to representatives from the state legislature and the Stamford Bar As- sociation. Our oratorical talents blossomed at joint meetings with the Debating Society and International Relations Club. We and our officers, Eddie Sherman and Lorraine Cippola, may not have solved the problems of the world, but we sure enjoyed making the attempt. lst Row, Left to Right: E. Steiger, D. Rensko, A. Wasserman, L. Cippola, john J. Dunn, M. Klein, D. Morrow, S. Russell, J. Covington. 2nd Row: L. Snyder, B. Conte, J. Zikias, R. Gordon, A. Newsted, M. Heft, C. Mofht, V. Dash, G. DeMino, J. johnson, M. Arons, M. Furano. 3rd Row: H. Morrin, L. Cooknew, R. Brenia, R. Sessa, E. Brello, P. Nakian, M. Bennet. EDWARD SHERMAN 7 7 lst Row, Left to Right: L. Wallace, R. Robbins. joseph J. Zdanowicz, S. Brambrut, G. Lorenzen. -nd Row: N. Dancy, D. Semsel, K. Kleinschmidt, M. Wagner, R, Doane, L. Blanchard, P. Brenia, L. Cookney, E. Brello. fi , f 1 N - - .i ' i 1 Q. 4: ICN 'i T' YD !'l1 S -X T, - . -I- .,. t, . .A .1 J A J eg! . -Wi K .J The members of the H. J. Stitt Science and Engineering Club strove to promote a better understanding of the advantages of modern science and its effect on our everyday lives. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Joseph Zdanowicz, we began the year by electing an efficient slate of officers consisting of Robert Robbins, presidentg Steven Brambrut, vice-presidentg Lucie Wallace, secretaryg and Donald Semsel, treasurer. Heated debates, guest speakers, and discussions on photog- raphy, atomic energy and aeronautics, were only a few of the activities with which we busied ourselves throughout the year. Another highlight of the year was our trip to the Machlett Lab- oratories, which proved of interest to everyone. Another trip, this time to the York Laboratories, was a potent factor in further- ing our scientihc education. It was due to the efficient and willing work of the program committee that our monthly meetings were not only educational and informative, but entertaining as well. They continually planned and produced projects and activities which held our interest. We will always remember our busy Wfednesdays on which we learned just a little more about the forces of science which continually govern our lives. Indeed, memories of the H. Stitt Science and Engineering Club will always remain dear to our hearts. 130 ROBERT ROBBINS I S f? A Si E3 Qi' R f El We, the members of the Speakers' Bureau, will never forget the pleading voice of our patient leader, Miss Barbara Kane, trying to teach us the importance of a convincing voice, nor the long hours spent after school in 251 at the speaker's stand, trying to control our knocking knees and chattering teeth. We walked around the halls for days practicing our a's and s's and count- less tongue-rwisters, until we finally mastered them. We were then ready to go out and thrust all our learning at audiences- to inspire them to support the community chest, polio fund, the cancer fund and other fund drives. We found our way into the Service Club and other municipal clubs of Stamford. For the polio drive we made our debut over the great medium, presenting a radio quiz program and many spot announcements. SUZANNE XWEISSMAN Under our auspices many of the big football idols and cheer- leaders spoke to various junior high schools, assuming an elo- quence hitherto unsuspected, and at Christmas we delivered a musical program on WSTC with the A Cappella Choir. In the spring, along with other students of Stamford High and in co- operation with Mr. julian Schwartz, we took over the radio station for one day. We wrote scripts, produced shows, and sent our voices to distant parts of the city. All these trials and tribulations we shall remember, they brought the success so dear to our hearts. lst Row, Left to Right: S. Wofsey, C. Howard, N. Butler, S. Weissman, G. DeMino, A. Wasserman, S. Lincoln. 2nd Row: Barbara A. Kane, C. Tarzia, J. Donovan, J. Tamburri, N. Stitch, E. Galaz, P. Vertrane, B. Shaub, N. Tandet. 3rd Row: G. Winston, R. Keeler, L. Cookney, R. Sessa, C. Farrell, W. Grainger. an WT , ' e q ..,' lim .QNX-f. TY l ,, The whole world may be a stage, but for a while the SHS stage seemed to be the whole world to some of us. lt was on these boards that we made our debuts as actors of the first water. The all-too-short weeks of rehearsals, the horsing around that seemed funnier than the play, the problems of costumes and makeup, the unrestful rest of the afternoon before the performance, the worry about cues and lines, all were dear to us. Then, when opening night came, we were thoroughly con- vinced that the whole world, including Brooks Atkinson, was sitting behind the footlights. And after the final line we were disconsolate: there was nothing left to do but think of thes- pian glories to come. In that promising future, the stage of SHS will be a glowing memory. lst Row Left to Right: J, Pehl, M. Heft. J. Violctte. B. Dunn, Gladxs M Leonard Robctt XX XX hmm. Nell Butovs L Cipolla Brant S. Lincoln, E. Berwind, Zntl Row: M. Bcrwind, M. Poucr X1 lxlcin I Thompson N Ptnninuton 7 Bitton B Bowne E Sherman, A. Wasserman, C, Malizia. 5rd Row: D. Accousti, I Lcibrcich XX XXtnmotth S lshinskx R Marsthall R Sessa D Piper R. Barrett, G. XVinston, R. Silver, M. Bennett. 132 1 Curtain Going Up! was the cry which the members of the Player's Club echoed on the fourth Wednesday of every month. Actor- in-chief Don Piper and our able program committee always managed to plan some in- teresting activity for us, Miss Leonard, our director, worked endlessly to mold us into real actors. We weren't on stage all the time, how- ever. Once Mr. Whiting presented a stage hand's view of theatrical life, also Mrs. Burow demonstrated how to change a student into an actor with a fascinating application of theatrical make-up. The formation of lasting friendships and wonderful times in general have endeared the Player's Club to our hearts. lst Row, Left to Right: R. Epstein, M. Franchina, J. Bert, N. Plumer, J. Dennis, L. Dawson, Satin, C. Sherman, A. Petty, P. Foell P. Brandenberg. 2nd Row: J. Levine, L. Dubow. M. Glazer, S. Sloman, L. Yoder, M. Heft, Gladys M. Leonard, S. Lincoln, D. Piper L. Cipolla, B. Dunn, M. Power, H. Schoenfeld. 3rd Row: H. Heft, E. Dichter, A. Holder, B. Berzon, D. Olshansky, R. Forster C. McMeekin, J. Pehl, M. Hymovich, B. Lecky, J. Evans. llth Row: M. Bennett, M. Klein, E. Liebreich, S. Myers, R. Blarschall R. Sessa, S. Eshinsky, J. MacDonald, G. Winston, B. Plotnick, E. Aubrey. 133 lst Row. Left to Right: I.. Lavcrs, Barlxirx A. Kanc,Gl,1dys M. Leonard, Louisa H. Bohn. D. lX1ormw D. Piper, 2nd Row: Rohcrt XV. XYhiting. Norton Rhoadcs. Alton Rhoads, j. Eduard Hughes XV. Raymond Randall. ' x T , GLADYS M. LEONARD v 34 zxylxx 1, ,fll l l zl 4 1 .I lst Row, Left to Right: B. Gahagan, -I. jnncs, R. Ridabock, Lester J. Myers, C. Wilsmmn, P. Kelly J. Covington, L. Bent. 2nd Row: B. lfnshcr, P, Nakin, K. Kleinschmidt, R. Marshall, B. Drcnkhahn r I KLAUS KLEINSCHMIDT 135 X lst Row, Left to Right: John J. Conlon, M. Gallo, M. l-lymovich, M. Wagner, P. Brenia, E. Brello. J. Levine, P. Krom, Michael J. Stecyk. 2nd Row: D. Hymovich, L. Wallace, H. Schoenfeld, W. De Rose, L. Blanchard, R. Robbins, I. Smith, M. Paight M. Delaney. 3rd Row: B. Plotnick, S. Myers, S. Brambrut, P. Konitshek. I. Goldy. ' i l 1 f i With pleasant memories of the satisfaction of Ending the answers to such problems as the sum of 2 and 2, later ZW ofa number, and eventually the value of ZX, we were happy to hnd the Math Club an outlet for our calculative minds. Under the patient guidance of Mr. Stecyk and Mr. Conlon. officers Paul Brenia, Murray Wagner, Judy Levine and Eli Brello called meetings to order. collected dues, took notes, and organized programs. We invaded the detail perfect realm of Pitney Bowes to learn how applied mathematics can be effectively used in the business world. Guest speakers testi- hed to the usefulness of mathematics in the worlds work. Our eager eyes widened in amazement as we saw movies on such famous mathematicians as Albert Einstein. Always the Math Club will stand out in our memories as an inspiration to a clearer. more orderly life. 136 PAUL BRENIA Q 'J .3--Q. Q . V A ifn. lst Row, Left to Right: D. Rencsko, A. Petty, E. Berwind, A. Heetmann. R. Kaufmann, R. Oksanen, D. Morrow. 2nd Row: E. Buchs, Marianne Ehlers, I.. Wahen, J. Quebe ftreasurerj , G. Murphy fpresidentJ, M. Berwind fsecretaryb , J. Lehner, U. Jung, B. Drenckhahn. 5rd Row: F. Newton, K. Bowman, J. Heinrich, W. Crawford. J. Weiss, D. Semsel, J. Squires, K. Kleinschmidt, J. R. Evory. GORDON MURPHY Blass. 4th Row: D. Agule, W. Berman, W. Grainger, L. Germano, A. Varnik, Ch. Valenta, S. Greenberg, H. Teller, D. White, Under the leadership of its capable ofiicers, Gordon Murphy, Tom Schiller, Marianne Berwind, and joan Quebe, the German Club reveled in its fine tradi- tions of gaiety and constructive activity. Singing folk songs, telling stories and jokes, playing games-all were activities in which members took an active part. The German Club's finest addition, however, was Frau Ehlers, our lovable exchange teacher from Germany, who filled the role of both friend and adviser. Following our annual Christmas party, Frau Ehlers spoke about past wars in Germany and the many reconstructive problems. Inspiring talks of the land, people, and customs of Germany were also given by Joe Heinrich and Gertrod Zimmerman, two exchange students from Germany. The picnic in june, culminating the year's activity, left each member with a little more knowledge and a merrier heart. 137 EL CIRCULO CASTELLANO Brought to order each month by that charming linguist, jean Winslow, the Spanish Club proved a won- derful outlet for all struggling Spanish students to prac- tice their si, senorita and como esta usted. With Fred Hughes collecting the pesos and Shirley Stiskin taking care of the minutes, the club was great fun. Each month brought something new in the way of activity. We perked up our Spanish ears as we listened to two visiting teachers from Chile and Brazil-who spoke to the group about their country and their schools-and to Janet Thompson, who told of her trip to Europe. Miss Anita Murray, club adviser, always had some tidbits of news from our neighbors to the south, and often they developed into very lively discussions. The highlight of the year's activity was the annual Fiesta de Los Reyos Magos held on january 12th in the school cafeteria. The fun we had breaking the pinata symbolizes the mixture of enjoyment and education, Spanish style, that we gained from our club. Dear indeed will be our memories of El Circulo Castellanofl l '-', Q s .. , 3 t gf 54. 5 1 E, x T V, Ii .7 Z x TU ii .gl i n t 1' - ia, 'H -5,15 - - -1 nj ..1, ,gig rj pi, '. iii JEANNE WINSLOW lst Row, Left to Right: P. Nichols, M. Arons, S. O'Toole, S. Tulk, J. Winslow, J. Zieselman, Miss Anita Murray, F. Hughes, S. Stiskin, C. Eger, J. Brownstein, S. Sloman, D. Hymovich. 2nd Row: B. Sackman, A. Cackler, J. johnson, B. Habekost, M. Serafin, C. Kaszas, G. Arndall, E. Wales, B. Fumega, A. Turton, B. Brod, J. Linck. 3rd Row: E. Jones, D. Orshansky, j. Levine, M. Faubel, J. Pehl, Thom son C Mofhtt E Heed, J. Plonowski, S. Valentine, J. Dennis. 4th Row: R. Glick, R. Robbins, E. Backer, L. Blanchard, J. P , . , - J. Judson, M. Fine, M. Maltzman, J. Macchia, N. Plumer. X , .r l f . '4 .. . I 1 - This year the French Club welcomed members of X, the French classes of Stamford High at once-a-month meetings in Mrs. Fischer's room to further their under- standing of the international language. With the elec- tion of our ofhcers, Judy Pearlman, Don Piper, Johannes Heinrich, Shirley Lincoln, and Nancy Plumer, our year was launched on a program of fun and learning. Our first activity was a trip to New York, where we attended a Shakespearean play, in French translation. After the theatre a restaurant du Parisl' beckoned and we sampled the famous French cuisine. At Christmas- time-rather, La Fete de Noel,'l we put on a gala party at which we initiated the new members. By this time we were able to speak French a little better. Our third big project was a money-making event, a fashion show held in the spring, with members of the club as models. The resulting CARE packages sent to the Genevois family in Paris rewarded our efforts. In the years to come we shall remember the French Club, and shout Vive la France! JUDITH PEARLMAN lst Row, Left to Right: C. Eger, M. Salvatore, M. Heft, S. Wofseyr, A. Holder. 2nd Row: E. Dichter, N. Tandet, S. Lincoln, Isabel Fischer, J. Pearlman, N. Plumer, J. Heinrich, S. Valentine, A. Green. Yard Row: P. Ludwig, E. Gardner, G. Feldmose, D. Prekeris, P. Brandenburg, R. Ridabock, L. McGourdy, Z. Birren, P. Gordon, H. Schoenfeld. 4th Row: B. DeRose, A. Pavia, A. Medeiros, J. Judson, S. Rimland, J. Weir, B. Plotnick. 7' if L Mtg-'L A 'l ffxl' gr' .,. , - GJ .Y y J' JACK ZITO QQ D I E ' f x , ,, -- jg I P Liga.. h x di -. A .I f fi' ,Wt 1 I-me 'raft-PM . T- 'A ' - -,'f' '1 T ' . ' P ,,'- f. V,.- up A .V 1 WW..-n,, , -,N. lift ,. . .. . . . . .. X Dk- dhlwrv IL CIRCULO ITALIANO Every other Thursday at 2:30, the small in membership-gigantic in spirit, Italian Club could always be heard adding its zest to the corridor con- certoi' of SHS. Back in September, the walls of 252 fairly resounded with the energetic election of our '53 slate: With jack Zito, Art Iacuzzio, Peg Robushi and Tony Pagano taking over their respective offices, many an enjoyable meeting was planned for our family-like group. Soon it was the Yuletide season-party, food, grab bag, and singing. In a trite but fitting phrase, A good time was had by all. And on into spring-studying the customs and culture of the Italian people proved more interesting that we had ever hoped -in fact, it was fun! Meeting after meeting we added to our knowledge of the boot countryl' and enjoyed ourselves in doing so. When asked Parla Lei Italiano? , si will always be the answer of Italian Club members-thanks to Signor Palmieri! lst Row, Left to Right: A. Pagano, 1. Zito, Raoul d'Este Palmieri, II, M. Robushi, A. Iacuzio. 2nd Row: C. Salvo E Lewis D. Honson, C. Coppola, M. Treat, P. Zenobio, R. Martinelli, T. Eitlemann, M. Parino. 3rd Row: J. Napoletano S Fiordelise A. LaGuardia. . Q , We, effervescent members of the junior Classical League, could be found on the second Thursday of every month thoroughly enjoying ourselves while becoming acquainted with ancient Rome, its people, and their customs. Besides our regular meetings, led by president Nancy Pennington, vice-president Samuel Greenberg, and secretary Mary Forget, several meetings had an added touch of interest when guest speakers were present. When Christmas rolled around we enjoyed celebrating the holiday with stories of Christmas festivities in other countries, and a wonderful party that included refreshments, entertainment, and a grab bag. The final meeting of the year was celebrated by a party, at the close of which our sponsor, Dr. Koehler, said goodbye to us all. Founder and friend of the junior Classical League, she will always be dear to our hearts. NANCY PENNINGTON Row Left to Right: M. MacLean. C. Schoen, A. Skiba, S. Tulk, B. Shavelson, R. Ridabock. 2nd Row: J. Perlman, 1. Quebe, Forget N Pennington, S. Greenberg. M. Power, J. Thompson, C. Ashley, M. Robushi. 3rd Row: Dr. Mathilda A. Koehler, Petty E Dichter, D. Morrow, L. McGourty, P. Thomsen, C. Moflitt, C. Druehl, B. Brod, W. Kane. 4th Row: J. Centonze, Glick j Blass, D. Tibbetts, F. Gaudiano, M. Kenny, B. Dancy, D. Agule, W. Grainger, M. Yaggi. ' ' iv-,'f'fi:33fF7f I . WZ'-T'-Ss, 7 1'1 '2'?re?f'-1 . r -f 5 - gfifr,--.T-1 . V. A , -- 5 ,-1' 'S' ss g j f. ,gs P: ,,. . -if , r- 4. 'Fi :-' ,if I V f-4y.f-, VI V K. . age? K . A-j 'V - .Y -: grief .V My - fmt.. 4 5 .L-uf, . A .a ,fu wir, -I 5 '-Ch ., Ria gt ya .naw lie- ' V 1 X 15 ,Q .. 1 A. .X 'fi ' xi' 55 51.7- 5' a at C P li L lQ A lil Q R Another year of fond memories and favorite tunes, of top-rank performance for the A Cappella Choir. We'll never forget those records, competition to any hit parade, the Stamford Hospital beneht show with such artists as Bill Snyder, the Mariners, familiar phrases such as, Any record money today? and, Who hasn't got a gown? We will proudly remember being the First to present the SHS Alma Mater to the school and to the Stamford public. Most of all we'll remember Mr. Randall and Miss Pfeiffer, who did so much to help us through- out our successful year. lst Row, Left to Right: E. Rudenfeldt, S. Wright, C. Melh, M. Daly, J. Coviello, E. Gardner, D. La Brie, D. Sogan, R, Rice, M. Griffin J. Friend, K. Beauford, S. Conetta, G. Smarh, D. D'Aprile, I. Greham. 2nd oRw: D. MacLeod, J. Weaver, J. Winslow, E. Bisacca J. Holt, U. Jung, B. Moss, M. Russo, D. Dawson. C. Malizia, E. Sleeper, I. Contaras, B. Jangro. 3rd Row: J. Martin, B. Shaub E. Woodw'ard, G. Gill, Z. Birren, J. Walton, J. Violette. A. Cackler, J. Scicli, D. Myers, E. Church, A. Meehan, H. Melonakos M. J. Carpenter. 4th Row: G. Hawkins, W. Brown, R. Hyslop, V. Bouno, A. DeLuca, R. Dandi. A. Buttery, R. Scutti, H. Corsi A. Crolla, H. Crawford, P. Roberts, F. Warren. D. Maxwell. Sth Row: R. Buck, D. Krangale, R. Duddy, M. Dosnich, W. Hurley H. Walker, W. Harvey, S. Raiteri, A. Iacuzio, president, S. Speer, I.. Ludlett, D. Piper, A. Malizia, A. Brooks, F. Marscahll. The golden tones and catchy rhythms of our talented Sophomore Choir set many a foot to tapping in what was always, for them, a busy third period. With the ever-patient Mr. Corliss to guide them, these determined vocalists spent happy hours blending their voices in melodies both beautiful and stirring. Always intent on perfecting their singing ability to a greater degree, they gave several outstanding performances, during the year. Five, six, and even seven part music proved no obstacle for these ambitious sophs, and always provided plenty of competition for the choir to which all were aspiring. lst Row, Seated: J. Yelin, L. Swenson. M. Nicholson, B. Billings, L. Cartwright. lst Row, Left to Right: W, Walsh, D. Viesta P. Thompson, R, Rosa, W. Ancrum, A. Lucas, A. Ralph, E. Lane, H. Mintz, R. Snell, E. Hungaski, R. Quegan, A. Tando, R. Brown E. Aubrey. Znd Row: Mt. Leon R. Corliss, A. Geradi, S. Belton, L. Strout, M. Coughlin, G. Anfus, B. Berzon, O. Behnke, B. Wales E. Martinsen, M. Swatowicz, D. Pustari, P, Eoell. R. Epstein, F. Forster, N. Corley, E. Witherspoon, G. Suppa, K, O'Brien. Std Row M. Ruffolo, P. Plocat, J. Barge, J. Latte, C. Gianetti, D. Salley, A, Macrides, S. Day, L, Edmonds, G. Brown, G. Mitchell, P. Stanton T. Baskin, G. Uva, j. Edmonds, M. Franchina, B. Pia, B. Vitti, B. Ralph. i . ..-Q 3 , -. W .N 56 31 ' wwf 4, I -V I 1 , my 3 S .4-:. Vz' rpg' L 1st Row Left to Rrght C Attanasxo B Pacellx A Vagnone D Capoln F Desgro P Gallagher D Carpenter L Rembrsh G Mllone M Totrlo D Delhno 2nd Row R Arello M Shulman C Antonellr j Moran J DeMamno L Ferraro S Wxllrams C Occhronero A Allard C Clemons 3rd Row J Covmpton P Trms P Conetta J johnson A Vlamxs M DAndrea M McGoldr1ck S Tornatore J Ingram D Ralph V .- ru-2: A A '- 'li' H , 1 . , - v - v A , - , - 1 - s - , . . A ,I . . . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . - , . , . , , , . . I . J , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 r J f . ' 1 ' ' - U - - - n ' 1 r Q V V - . . . . 1 a . A ' . , ' ' 1' - U .- . , s fs a vs A V - - A . 1 v 7 L 1 V , fl J , ' ' c . I So dear to thc hearts of all muslc lovers was the unlor Cho1r, whose mernbershrp con slsted of both junlor and sen1or g1rls Tr1um phant rad1o and assembly appearances durmg the Chrrstmas season marked the begmmng of a successful year vx h1ch can mamly be cred lted to thc patlent lcadcrshlp of Mlss Pfufler Songs whlch vxcrc new to many of us as well as thc tradmonal fayorltcs vlcrc prtsented to us, and the group d1splayed vuell therr musxcal ab1l1ty ln learmng them Wlth the close of the Chrrstmas holrdays the g1flS tools out the1r prtchplpes and settled dovxn to the tedlous but revxardlng job of rmprovrng thelr vorces The1r last note ablc appearance made at graduatxon left ln all our hcarts a vsarm memory of the jumor Cholr 1' pl 1 1 . n , Q 'Q' ' X - ggi X lgn Q ' subs 5215.9 ii J . 1 1 1 ,..f gifawi 5 .-ff +V 4-run F-123:-sf Nnpe Q 2 , 1. bv, A-f U EA lst Row L ft to Right Florence E Altshuler Paulj Kuczo Reginald A Neuwien john Baggs Roy W' Hill Raymond P Booker Frances Ballard 2nd Row Alton S Rhoads jack O Lockery Willard H Kemp Sr Charles Kirkwood ATHLETIC ADVISORY COUNCIL Under the chairmanship of John Baggs the Athletic Advisory Committee performed many essential tasks in 1952 53 for the teams of Stamford High School Consisting of the principal, the physical education directors the coaching staff, and the president of the school council, this indispensable group lent a helping hand in directing and guiding the setting up a firm financial foundation and supplying the necessary equipment the com mittee constantly devoted its attention to such matters as sport participation insurance physi cal examinations for all athletes athletic con tests, and free transportation for all team members to away games The all important sweater awards and varsity letters were also provided for by the capable committee Be 9 N JOHN C CAMPBELL Stadium cause of their outstanding eflort patience and good will the members of this committee vull alvuays remain dear to our hearts . . , - 4 Y. - Q . . . , I ax . . X many athletic functions of SHS. Aside from . 1 ' 1 'Ja 1 A - ' v . ,1 -. g 4 4. ' A 7 I 4 13 Y A 1 v Y' 7 A I . J ' ' - y' v 1 I . 148 CHEERLEADERS Let's go, Stamford! was the familiar cry of the snappy cheering squad of 1952-53. Led by Jo-Ann Tamburri, twelve sprightly gals once again spurred our successful football and basket- ball teams on to victory. Coached by Miss Ballard and Miss Altschuler, this sparkling troupe high-lighted every football game with cheers, chants, and songs. At the basketball games they changed to stylish vest and skirt outfits as they continued their activities indoors. Small wonder that this peppy squad will always be held very dear to our hearts. WIRLERS Dear to the hearts of all SHS fans were those high-stepping twirlers, who braved all types of weather at all football games, to entertain audi- ences between the halves. Led by Violet Totilas and Janet Holt, the girls executed precision drills and caught everyones eye with the added attraction of ire-twirling. Flashes of steel in the bright sunlight and well- placed steps of these always cheerful, brisk, and endearing young ladies will be embedded in the memory of many an enthusiastic spectator for many a year. , f 2. . f f' t TSP? 1' i f ' ' 5 J ,fff L z 135 TQ ' ff!! ' --flee ww' a. ' ' JE - - f 11 aft Q i f . We -efz:b?i?f3'?'ESif5,1Li'ig 't at .- ' ' E . Y.-I 'f' F .f Q5-5' ,if Y 'K F t h ,I ,' , tttaif-laffg J v- . S ft ff , Q? ' 5 Dil 5 .' Z T -' :fits QQ? 3 me ' l ' ME Left to Right: I.. Snyder, S. Strelakos, G. Goings, E. Tims, Z. Birren, J. Tamburri, Captain, M. Ranek, F. Agostino, G. Andall, B. Nau, J. Brant. lst Row, Left to Right: M. Guetile, M. DePompa, V. Totilas J. Totilas, J. Holt, D. Burr, C. North. 2nd Row: K. Walters C. Marshall, M. Meehan, P. Thompson, Y. Harrell, J. Ingram I.. Birch, A. Benjamin, C. Apgai. 3rd Row: P. Gallagher J. Romaniello, C. Druehl, G. Mitchell, L. Brautuer, M. Hy movich, R. Lawson. PAUL J. KUCZO JACK O. LOCKERY 33. 5 3. , I g i Q l C l WALTER C. O'MEA RA Under crisp orange-colored skies our Black Knights of the gridiron emerged victorious as state champions, after battling nine of Connecticut's best. The 1952 team was a tribute to coach Paul Kuczo and his assistants, Mr. Lockery and Mr. O'Meara. In their first journey from home territory the Lock City eleven was held to a discouraging 7-7 tie by the New Britain men. The rejuvenated boys hit luck the following week, however, to stop Hillhouse at a 20-6 score under the bright lights of the first night game in the stadiums history. The next game saw an aroused Ansonia team suffer a loss as the scoreboard flashed Home-27 . . . Visitors-6 at the sound of the referee's final whistle. Another away game found the Knights stymied by the White Plains bulldozers for their only defeat of the season. The spirited knights bounced back, however, to win four games in a row before the annual Thanksgiving day game. Tur- Chnl ' fy any L ln., Q4 Q VY 'Sli-'f f -- ag 4- :QPF- .4-i 'Q-' H key Day showed the Kuczomen on their toes once more as they submerged our arch rival, the Prep men. 2'-15. Heres to Old SHS blared forth as the tired but happy warriors carried their conquering coaches off the held for the last time. A special assembly was held to present the much- coveted XVaskowitz trophy to the championship team. At the annual football dinner spark-plugging Steve Burkovsky and Wallyf Wfesthelle received the Robert Malozzi most-valuable player awards, while Gordon Murphy, Rit Fratarolli. Bill Sabia, Joe Marrucco, Dave Alexander. and Ted Boccuzzi also received trophies. The victory football dance again climaxed a season in which we placed the Black Knights among the fondest of memories so dear to our hearts. x'l .. .-mn. N., SHS .... SHS SHS .... SHS SHS SHS SHS 27 up 'Y ? ',f E 'ii , l Wfarkou ilz Tropby SCOREBOARD 7 New Britain .... 7 20 Hillhouse 6 27 Ansonia ..... 6 3,1 Harding .......... l2 '10 Central .... 6 39 Norwalk ......... O Fairfield Prep .. 15 FOOTBALL TEAM Est Rom. Left to Right: Lucas. Omeluk. Bramwell. Ritchie. XV. Sahia. Amato. Butkovsky. Glenn. Schaefer, Landi. Oeser. lnd Row lack Lockery lasst. coachb. Buddy O'Meara fasst. coach i. NlcTigue fmar i. Morgan. Donahue. Yfesthelle, Milton, Connor, Teller. Xlfentworth. Mclnerney. Olcum. Santoro. Carriero. Dastnli. Pike. Marriitto. DI. Kuczo tmgrn. Paul Kuczo fhead toath i. 4rd Row Leydon. Fuda. Casala. Greenberg. Missurello, Beniamin. Losnith. Memo. Darling. Fischer. Black. Frattaroli, Stalzi. Keeler. Hogan. D. Sabia. Lovallo, Alexander, Barry, Ritz. Pertlreaux. Bottuzzi, Murphy. Not pictured: D. W'hite. Davis. 151 1. 'S' -in H, ,A 4' 'lf i, ..-f-' 5' A u 4 f,,ge.?-fa,Qg15Qgw ,- A , ,-...f. ,1,., ,. ' 1.31- '! I J if Jjgil. 1111 ,K-W. ' , 4 i Q I I C , - . v . ,,, 2 - Wf I V --ui' I .. . 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The defeat of St. Basills and Fair- field Prep by SHS helped the season come to a successful end with a record of eleven wins and eleven losses Throughout the season the club was sparked by the skillful ballhandling and sharp shooting of Richard Smith, Tom Guerra, jack Robie, Joe Marrucco, Hen im ,ugh ,fv.eyi4fgq::fi7S1,4p,'5,,a, H 4 '-,+:,5.xfytQgt-:tZfLjzf49i,Q.5g,+,1-K, . w 53, ,sy-ya n-'cf as in .-.,,.,, ,f -.t , ry Crawford, Washington Benjamin, and Buzz Baron. Honor is due to Mr. Kemp, who was more than a coach to the boys. In the preliminaries the flashing jay- vee's took the floor and made SHS his- tory as they sewed up game after game. They closed a record season victoriously, with 22 wins and no losses. Outstanding jay vee players such as John Cordova, Ed Lane, Steve Chocas, Dan Hogan, john Drosdeck, and Nelson Sickle have helped make this year a memorable one and should make next year s varsity squad better than ever We heartily hope they will shoot for a title lst Rox Left to Right R Hyslop R Morgan Mgr R Lepore J Wentworth S Lapin D Rhodes Mgr S Chocas 5rd Rovu M lNoxak J Cordova N Sickle D Hurles E Lane J Drosdeck 1 McTigue Willard H Kemp jr Coach 7nd Row: E. Backer, Hogan, Smith, Beniam-in, T. Queirra, H, Crawford, J. Iffarr-ucco, J. Robie we-ann all id W 'Ld' N 5 :cs 'Mn all L I wis- ,2 2:7 ' ful O K7 .?.' 1 ,HE 15 if ef 'E 3, -nz ' .. . ga Q5 x 9 Q , n -Q gwkkux , .V 33315 ' E Nw J. f 1 I 1 . I . l i Fd 'mi' f ms R -H FA. 5 lst Row, Lclt to Right: R. Buliin, R. Wutlierell. Intl Row: XY'.1lter T. Selg, M. XX'agne1', Capt.. D. Karp, J. Muzzio, A. Varnik. CHESS TEAM Captained by check-mater Murray Wag- ner, the '55 chess team moved to many a victory during the year. A new room--all our own-aided our success, as did our able coach, Mr. Wztlter T. Selg. Knights Don Karp and john Kuczo dashed across the board to upset their rivals and win many close games by careful strategy and quick thinking. As we pushed pawns, killed queens, and captured castles, we created many happy moments which will long re- main in our minds and in our hearts. BASEBALL SQUAD A crack of the bat and the screech of line drives were familiar signs of the arrival of spring and baseball on the SHS diamond. In another successful winning season we saw our veteran trio Marrucco, Butkovsky, and Frattarolli bat and held brilliantly for coach Paul Kuczo's Black Knights. Victo- ries were assured by our masterful chuckers Scalzi, Purcell, and Michie. Rivals such as Greenwich, Harding, and Central, pro- vided thrills and anxieties in some of the games we shall long remember. lst Row, Left to Right' lf. Siemiewitz, R. Oeser. C Pike. S. Chocas. R. Landi, A. Vakos. 2nd Rim. S. Romano. l.. Mt-no. xl. M.1rrL1ito,l5.Sc.1l7i.li. Michie. lf. lfrattoroli. B, Baron. 5rd Rovtq L. Casolo, L. kl.ill.1ISOS. Ci. lilack. R. lfrartoroli. VC, Purtell, R. Keeler, W. Benjamin, N. Rotas, i P t E v f'N I p,-.J Oy - g 56 . I rv . y' A-, II. ' I t ' N ia, Ai i'T?.P' .I ,,,, -,,. fr- . QQ- .. . Kfw' i R 2 rig. ,. , ,f ag. 5 J' J' ' - l '13 5 fx 197' A 1 ' - . ari,'s'- T . W1 Jeslififiia W . 55 if s .. i T , t D' ' :U-3 Ei dl XY f f ' 16117 - ye 1' , - TRACK TEAM Following the winning example set by teams of the past, our high spirited and light hearted boys of the track faced with increasing zeal all challengers and champions. In the limelight of '55 were Ted Boccuzzi, who excelled in the 100 and 200 yard dash and the relay, Walter Westhelle, our 100 yard dasher, Donald Piper our brilliant discus man and Charles Resler, who scored success after success in the half mile. The Madison Square Garden events and the Yale All-State meet were highlights of a season with long hours of practice. And so, as another year comes to an end, we gratefully thank coach Ray Booker for his eflorts to make the '5 3 track team better than ever-a team which we proudly hold so Dear To Our Hearts. lst Row, Left to Right: M. Pounds, J. Atterbury, G. Dunmore. hl. Billinus. VI. Squires. xl. Rnmanos, G. Potter, H. Fischer. 2nd Row: M. Gerpheide. R. Barrett, B, Carlson, D. Rhoatls, A. Albrys, R. Zebroxsski, A, Martin. Srtl Row: Raymond P. Booker T Boccuzzi, C. Resler, N. Sickul, R. Neuwien, j. Ginolti, R. Crocker. H. Xwells, R. livory, Manager, 4..i'Q x'f X ,P-Qin CROSS COU TRY lst Row, Left to Right: L. Lavers, H. Kurz, E, Zanelli, W. Nilson, M. Pounds, E. Maleski, A. Martin, T. Drezek. 2nd Row L. Bondu, E. Avery, R. Crocker, G. Sutherland, J. Atterbury, D. Viesta. 3rd Row: Raymond P. Booker, R. Barrett, H. Craw ford, C. Resler, D. Powers, W. Harvey, V. Mynarski, W. Williams. Again in '53, the cross country team was one of distinction. Piloted by Dave Powers and Henry Crawford under the expert coach- ing of Mr. Booker, the team distinguished it- self in both the county and the state. From September through November, the boys hufied and puffed up and down hills, but the strenuous training proved worth the effort when they placed first in the Fairfield County meet and third in the Connecticut State meet. Perhaps Stamford High has not as yet pro- duced any Olympic Marathon champions, but we have added the names of some wonderful boys to the lists of young men and women who have learned sportsmanship and fellow- ship here. Indeed, their staunch efforts to boost the name of SHS a little higher have endeared them to our hearts. SGCCER TEAM X lst Row Left to Rrght F McEach1n J Hemrnch D Kane H Corsr D Accustr R Selleck W Brown I Bloom R Brown 2nd Row R Booker C Valenta E Baron P Zarvas S Rosen H Frsher J Gaggagx N Aposporas I Rutkauskna W Daskan I. Yoder The 53 soccer team had a season of whrch 1t could well be proud Exemplrfymg loyal teamwork SHS came through to wm all of 1ts games except those two heartbreakers wrth Roger Ludlowe The team dlsplayed 1ts true colors, however, 1n the rugged game agarnst Norwalk and the battle wnth the powerful Peekskrll N Y , team Never to be forgotten are those bus rrdes, those endless days of practnce, and those many new frlendshlps acqurred through the sp1r1t of teamwork Halfback Dlck Selleck, a three year man, was a decrded asset to the team as were Henry Corsr, Walt Dask1m, and Charlre Valenta Memorles of strrped unrforms fleeting across gm vom: R fm no rm 22. mo.. mai! o::. F91- o CE SE r-v-,NG 9111 'DS' Q15 WUQ :cfs 85 ':: go.. 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Q85 BASKETBALL Our queens of the court popped many a point into the winning basket. The spirit of teamwork revealed guards aid- ing the forwards in defeating teams of strong competition. How can we forget our own trained officials, timekeepers, referees, and scorekeepers, on the scene and working? Those memorable bus trips to away games brought the Hnal fling of fun for our crowd of cuties. VOLLEYBALL There were no let balls served to the competitors when our team lined up to hit the volleyball over the net. We viewed various skills and techniques demonstrated by quick gals using their heads as well as their hands. Our en- thusiasm reached its peak along with the winning scores as they forgot their delicate palms when the ball shook their hands. j.v. CHEERLEADERS Let's go was yelled by this squad of jumpy jayvees who, on their own initia- tive, formed a little-sister cheering squad. Throughout the winter season, these pert and peppy pros provided the encourag- ing Yea teams which helped so in sending the junior varsity quintet through an undefeated season. It was hard work, but fun, with many a thrill 'n chill for reward. lst Row, Left to Right: P. Hagan, L. Hoaglund, D. Rupp, J. Donovan. 2nd Row: P. judge, J. Goings, M. Hagan, P. Tims, C. Ashley. 3rd Row: Z. Birren, P. Brandenburg, M. Henning, M. Foss, S. Gerpheide, M. Ranek. lst Row, Left to Right: V. Jung, L. Dawson, A. Petty, S. O'Toole, L. Hoaglund, P. Hagan, E. Robinson, M. Satin, D. Schofield. 2nd Row: P. Boyd, M. Ranek. 3rd Row: C. Ashley, P. Dugan, J. Donovan, D. Rupp, I-I. Smith, N. Maruga, J. Quebe, J. Wahen, R. Richter, P. Foell, 1. jones. 4th Row: Z. Birren, P. Larson, J. Bebout, G. Rutz, I. Farber, P. judge, S. Valentine, A. Greiner, M. Franchina. Sth Row: J. Evans, M. Scofield, R. Ridabock, P. Brandenburg, M. Foss, M. Hem- ning, S. Gerpheide, M. Hagan. lst Row, Left to Right: B. Vitti lcaptainl. 2nd Row: C. Moore, D. Oster, S. Day, S. Disette, L. Reilley, D. Dudley, R. Herman. BOYS' SPORTS In the SHS physical education program, each season brought more intramurals, more participants, and more incidents to remember. Promptly at 2:15, the gym and fields began to overflow with activity and echo with young voices. Football, basketball, and baseball were familiar and dear to our home of champions. During the freezing Winter months, we made trips to the Jewish Center swimming pool, never missing Florida and the roaring ocean. In our own gym the boys jumped, bounced, and flew on springboards, mats, and ropes. Birdies were kept flying over the net-the ping pong ball, too. SHS offered sports to all, and made sports of us all. Playing the game fairly will long remain high in our hearts. Basketball initruflion Learrling to Jquare dance T f 'Wfl7f'i Liilmfnig tlw 711411111 ar! nf .ftfff-.f V 1 Deck Jwabbing practice Reducing Jalan Putting one mer GIRLS' SPORTS l Qx g Sis . .. . S A Fun 'n frolic formed the title page in our girls, sport program at SHS. Bathing beauties and beauteous bowlers were developed in the deep blue pool and on the slippery alleys of the jewish Center during class periods. Our trips provided an opportu- nity for us to munch on candy bars and sip soda before lunchtime rolled around. Back in our own gym we had much equipment at our disposal to add more fun to our memories. The hour of 2:15 rang the bell that began many intramural matches in the crowded gym. Our referees and umpires blew the whistle at all games including basketball, baseball, and hockey. We found many a hearty friend as we learned to play as well as work together. Girls and pin! WS03, 1 In ,A 'JP P 'ff '23-xl gay! Q ffg fi f 3452174 A , x N -. 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MERRILL IS accrednted for the trammg of World War II and Korean Veterans? all subjects taught at MERRILL are of college level? you wrll .rave tzme and money by preparxng for an mterestlng career at THE MERRILL SCHOOLS? MERRILL SCHOOLS are 1n sessxon throughout the year? MERRILL also has 6 to 12 weeks Jummer Jchool courses for hlgh school and college students? we shall be happy to have you 1215113 any sess1on for first hand mforma non? MERRILL employs no so called representatrves who w1ll annoy you by frequent vnsxts? fflhout 9096 of our .rtuderttf come through the recommerzdatzon o graduates and employerx J NOW IS THE TIME to lnquxre about MERRILL SCHOOLS? SEND FOR A CATALOG THE MERRILL BUSINESS SCHOOLS 'Training for Success in Busnness STAMFORD SOUTH NORW XLK 60 Strawberry H111 97 Washlngton St eet Telephone 3 1444 Telephone 6 6034 166 up 4,3 0 you now Uhaf , ' f , INTRODUCTION TO FEATURES The story IS ended hut the memorres lrrxger the mmds eye IS loathe to leue the halls of SHS Through the years we vyrll loole hack to pletorlal remrmscenees of seenes and faces famllrar and dear A flashback to a fax orlte frolle 1 yy ell remembered eyent and vye fmd the spotlleht playmg on plcture and portrait dear to our hearts Let us foeus therm on some of our mmd s eye lmages photo M X K T R E I. I. I n C ff RADIO SERVICE Hjbbzer Tropzcal Fzfla Lionel Trazm I INE LL G'GAff LfATHER GOQDS fl7?Z6PlCc17ZFlj6f Model Planer Supplzer HAXDBACS 11711, GIFTS f Telephone 48 9670 Telephone I 1705 Mam Street Stamford Conn 97 lxI'11D Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr 0 Stamford Research Laboratories AMERICAN CUMPANV 167 . 1 l . , . ' . ' 7 - . ' ' , V , ' 1 ' , 42 . A , ' ' y . . A ,' , . e e ' ' Y l A I, 1. ' ' ' ' ' , VA A , 7 v, 7 . . 4 . - V . . . ' ' V ' L A 7 - graphically' featured on the pages that follow. X, ' X ' A 0 I 0 . L. f I .f I C. 4 fix I 4 I - ' - 2 ' A V Y I 1 1 1 ' ,A T 1 T .1 A Y 1 ' ' A t . . 4 . ' ' , 0 Q C0mpli111c11f5 Of BRENNAN, GAFFNEY and DICHTER E GAXNOR BRINNAN1 MLLv1N M DICHTFR THE DOWN ES-SMITH CO QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1910 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS Rmzgcf - Wfaffaerf -Ir011er5 Bcndn. Auromanc Home Laundry Eqmpment IELEVISION 517761 SERVICE or E114 rglhzng Elcclrzcal 135 Mam Strut 35 Tokcnelxe Road Stamford Conn Danen Conn GINOLFI FLORIST GRr1x110191S IHX Telephone v 6917 83 Ogden Rodd Srxmford Conn TELESCO FUEL and MASONS MATERIAL CO l Eussco 13411113 1111. Cnmzcza 111110111 Sup lzex I'11cl 0111 C011 Scrx1115 Sumford 1nd Vmmty Smue 1915 WEST PARK PHARMACY N If MANTELL 81 MARTIN 111111111 1CCl5YOlx THE HOUSE OF CARPET Inc 01111111111 flll I1 1 N 1 ROSSMAN S 111f1N K j111fIR'1 X111 R111111 U 111f7fI I1 f 1 , 1 ' 1 1 ' '. ' E 1 Af ' 1, , 3 . , 1 ' , . I , . I C 1 ,I 1,11 ' - 1 f ' - 1 1 . 1 . . Y. G1.-xx11'11'11111, R19 1'lv.11-111. Q K K 11H1:','1lC1X'f, xIl'l': Q 1 . 1 . . 1 , 'IIQY -l'Rlf.SCfR1l l1U. DRI' 1 1151- 111 IxI.111'1 S111-cr 51.11111or11,Co1111. ,TN-lN11,XI.111151YCL'I S1.1n1ford,Con11. I a ' ' HR A, 4 I 11,11 A ,-1,-, L, 111, '11xEE1131'1 ,IIIISXS 5 ' f1III'I8 f XXI: I '. 'ING I 'f111f1 3 M' WW' '1z'1111111.1111.,, S55 133 fx1,1111111L1'1 51.11111-11.1. I 111 11 5111 51.1111 5IfL'L'1 51.1 '1 1 , C1111 , 168 I AUDIO VISUAL CREW Left to Right: J. Lombardi, Pasiak, L. Germano, M. Ponde M. Glendinning, R. Cross, C omplimentf PEABODY ENGINEERING CORPORATION 39 Maple Avenue Glenbrook Conn Complzmenlx 0 STAMFORD DRESSED BEEF CO 771 Canal Street Stamford Conn Complimentf PRITCHARD FUNERAL HOME THE M H LAMSTON CORPORATION THE 56 8: 10g STORE IN THE RIDGEWAY SHOPPING CENTER Alzzap Frzendfq Aluayf Serving of Of O t I O 7 ' A ' f A A 169 Plotnick, J. Cunningham, B Wallstrom. SEARS ROEBUCK and CO Complzments STA HFORDS LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE X X A F R I E N D Rndgeway Center Stamford Conn C omplzments Narfham Warren Eorparafzm 170 f- I s , of l . Telephone 48-9281 'i' Of , ' ' f , I - ORGAN CLASS Left to Rght B Niocarska G Gomgs Elf: eda Pfeiffer G Former Complzmentr of Bert Wzfloef and Good Luck to the BROWN S CLASS OF 55 ,EWELERS ANTONE s BEAUTY sAl.oN INDIVIDUALIZED I-IAIRCUTTING Telephone 3 9690 395 Mam Srreer Stamford Conn 463 Summer Srreet Stamford Conn Bert Wzsbef to the CLASS OF 5 3 C NTER PRESS i' 'k 'k 82 GAY STREET STAMFORD, CONN 171 Q A Q Vi' V, V I . J. , ' , 1 ' , 1, ' ' JA 'lf ! I f ' ' 3' , I 1 I A - 7 ' ! ' , l 1' 74 ., M-ig ' ' Wg, -em, -1-Q, -.1 ILM Y I .ff '13-12351, ' ,,1.ff ' 4 E ' ul 0, - -!i1r f xr-1 V '7 , ,,.,, .. , , A - ... ,. K MY ..- QV - f ' n,-5, gm ,-hw -' V . ' L., 51 . ,Q ..,, QL- Lfav,. -, direct sales personal servnce ongmal layouts art service retouclnng composltlon mechanlcals halftone and lane negatlves film and plate strlpplng plate makmg offset prmtlng folding complete bmdery service packaging delivery o'toole and sons, mc stamford, connecticut stamford 4 9226 new york me 5 4112 Mgr? M ,IW ll 2' EE 2 loam - iii LIBRARY STAFF lst Row Left to Right: J. Bert 1. Covington B. Wales L. Swen- son B, Bornhauser A. Romano M. Witkin A. Petty. 2nd Row: J. Gmahle G. McManus P, Thom- sen D. Coley G. Mitchell B. Brown B. Berzon E. Ambrose P. Blair. 3rd Row: M. Delaney P. Peet B. Mocarski F. Zanelli R. O'Meara E. Passera D. Zam- fino P. Garvey M. De Maio. 4th Row: N. Romaniella R. Caputo H. Zboray E. Rudenfeldt C. North J. Friend. C omplzmentf STAMFORD WATER COMPANY Compliment: of MEAD MEAD and MURRAY ATTORNEYS AT LAW HUGO S RESTAURANT C omphmentr of MILLERS LILLIPUTIAN SHOPPE Compliment: of MUZZIO BROS YACHT YARD Inc AGENTS for CHRIS CRAFT BOATS Seaview Avenue Stamford Conn THE HOFFMAN PAINT 8a WALLPAPER CO OF STAMFORD Telephone 5 2155 442 Main Street Stamford Conn C omplzmentr o the W M H .I O N E S D R U G S T O R E S 44164 Phones 4 3111 427 Main Street 188 Bedford Street STAMFORD CONN , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , I Of Compliment: of I I O O I . , . , . ' 0 0 3 ' 7 ' 173 STEVEN S Inc Compliment: FINE LUGGAGE mm' LEATHER GOODS TH CHAS H PHILLIPS CO 157 Bedford Street Stamford Conn Dlvlslon of Sterling Drug INCORPORATED Complzmentx XX PICKWICK ICE CREAM GLENBROOK CONN CH BIII ESTABLISHED 1872 LUIIBER STOCK TRIM NAILS ROOFING IIALL BOARDS IINSULATIOIN MILLWORK bPRINGDALE CONN SOUTH NORWALK CONN 'I74 f' I ,. E 0, A CO. HIIT 8: LEY r 'f FOOTBALL PROGRAMS 1stRo Left toR1ght C Ruben stem A Bloomfield J Levme H Klahr A Myers 2nd Row M Heft E Fnedman M Arons A Umans PIERSON 8. SMITH REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Phone 4 1 1 11 65 Broad Street Stamford Conn C omplzmentr of HTHE PALACEH STAMFORD'S LARGEST and FINEST THEATRE C o mplzmentr LORING STUDIOS NEW ENGLANDS LEADING SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS Dear Members CLASS OF 195 3 Pat and I have had the pleasure of knowmg many of you personally so xt IS wrth smcere best wrshes that we say Congmmlatzom and Good Luck m the future Smcerely, PAT AND PHIL JONES .1 .5 I xx h w, ' 1 . - - 1 , S' - - 1 - K I 1 . , .4 ' . 1 Q ' i I A i. , U. , . ga. A - f- ,I 0f I I , . 175 WITH THE COMPLIMENTS NESTLE S DE LUXE CLEANERS JAMES CATERBONE Prop TAILORS and FURRIERS Telephone Stamford 4 4536 347 Hope Street CCorner Pme H111 Ax enueb GLENBROOK CONN FOR QUALITY AND STYLE ITS SARNER S APPAREL and ACCESSORIES FOR ALL THE FAMILY 347 Atlantlc Street fOPPOS1I6 W1llow Streetl STAMFORD CONN THE TEXTILE STORES FABRICS ON PARADE Dcforulzz 0 fabriff Colton! Silk! and 11011111115 Telephone 4 1919 11 Atlantrc Street 5IHmfOfd C0011 WISES PAINT STORE Inc PAIATS OILS WALLPAPER GLASS 4UT01IOTIVE FINISHES Telephone 3 7119 78 Pacxlic Street Stxmford Conn I I I -..,HE4... , . I I I U C0 1P1f'feLf'1f?f . I 1'LN15T1AN BLINDS and 176 SCIENCE CLUB AT MACHLETTS IrRo Left orkghr L Cook PBeaEBeII L a .JL RobbsMZdaocDSem 5 s1MWg Q THE HEALEY BUICK CO P SILBERMAN Inc BUICK SALES and SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1890 Stamford s Phones 4 67 4 4 4 6745 Largest Furniture Store STAMFORD CONN 509 Mann Street Stamford Conn Best Wubes to the CLASS OF 1953 915545519 wa. - ffcauaa, Una. MANUFACTURERS of DECORATIVE RIBBON I 575 FAIRFIELD AVENUE STAMFORD, CONN 177 'I .. Q 46 A ' -4 s w, i 1 . - C ney',.rni,.ro,.Wl- , lace, S. Brambrut. 2nd Row: K 4' f-' - Kleinschmidr, L. Blanchard, R ' PL- in, r. nwiz, . - X' , , e , . a ner. ,V .,. 7 . 4 X ' .' 4 . s I 0 o 1 0 Cv- ' I a - r ' Complimenir Of LEO P. GALLAGHER FUNERAL DIRECTOR C omplfmentr GRAND CENTRAL MARKETS XX PARK TAXI CO., Inc. TWO WAY TELEPHONE CARS Cars or All Occarzonr OPEN TIL 3 OO AM Telephone 3 6000 389 Mam Street Stamford Conn C omplzmentr 0 GORN ELECTRIC COMPANY Inc HOWARD BROD BUILDER Bartma Lane Stamford Conn FoR THL BEST IN YOUNG MEN S CLOTHES At Reasonable Prrces Palm Bearb Spar! Coatt Harpel Cord! McGregor Sporrm ear Ufalk Ozer Shoe! HERON 4 tlmtnc Street 10a Mam Street Stamford Conn New Canaan Con I1 178 O - - f ' ' 4 Of I I . f 0 1 o n 0 1 O I 0 : 1' . A 71131 S I POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB DEBATE lst Row Left to Rrght Mr Low ell Gordon M Furano L Snyder L Crpolla Znd Row L Cookney C Zlto E Sherman SPRINGDALE ICE 81 COAL COMPANY Coal Fuel Ozlr Refrzgemlzon FROZEN Foon LOCKERS AND CABINETS Telephone 4 6173 943 Hope Street Spnngdale Conn NOSAL BROTHERS Inc REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Telephone 4 2168 625 Bedford Street Stamford Conn Compliment: of PARK VIEW RESTAURANT Complsmentr of MCFADDIN EXPRESS Magee Avenue Stamford Conn MUSIC CONSERVATORY Individual Lemons on All Instrument: Telephone 4 0213 24 Park Row C2nd Floor Rearl Stamford Conn Complfmerm of GORDON and PERELL Compliments From STAMFORD FOREMEN S CLUB AFFILIATED WITH THE STAMFORD YMCA Cornplzment: of S PATRICK st SON Inc 144 Washxngton Avenue Stamford Conn FOR SERVICE and FINE PRINTING CALL 48 2609 Compliment: of UNITED PUBLISHING and PRINTING CO T H E G L E N R 0 D S 41 Gay Street Stamford Conn 1 Q Builderr' Supplies and Hardware - Paintr I . , . 179 1X sv 'ff If fa? Q5 Machlett Laboratories INCORPORATED ELECTRON TUBES 0 XRAY RADIO TRANSMITTING INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES SPRINGDALE CONN 180 DEMONSTRATION AT PITNEY BOWES Members of the Walter J Farrell Math Club watch demonstranon whrle takmg an mstructxve tour 1.31 HENDRI 81 LOVATT, Inc THE GENOVESE COAL CLOTHIERS and FURNISHINGS and MASONS MATERIAL co D0 IT THE GEN Y I lx COWA 103 Atlantxc Street Stamford Conn 64 98 Davenport Street Stamford Conn We gdb tglfbvhg jfhcfffkze Q., cfm 181 f- 'iv A f - . 'Q , ' E of Pitney-Bowes factory. I .X -9 U I 0 ff ll I s ' ' a ' of Compliments 0llMA-IHIFFMANN BEARI G U0llPORA'l'l0 STAMFORD CONN HOMESTEAD LUMBER Int STAMFORDS WIDE AWAKE YARD' 526 Boston Post Road Stamford Conn Compliment: of THE TAYLOR REED CORPORATION Maker: of COCOA MARSH Q T INSTANT FROSTING Complzmenlr of TOBIAS Jewelers Su :JJ American Watcbmakers and jeu elerx Since 1898 Telephone 3 7355 180 Atlantnc Street Stamford Conn DR EDWARD E WIENSKI 389 Mann Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of CONNECTICUT OIL COMPANY 200 Canal Street Stamford Conn F R A N K C R E A G H 75 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn VETERAN S STORE Telephone -'18 0456 H6 Nam Smct Stamford Conn JOHN A SCALZI C0 Duirrlzulf rr f I um!! ar1fPa1r1!r rr Suppflu Tcltphom 5 1187 u0P.1t1I1L Strut Stamford Conn , . , . H . - , 1 ,, V ' 0 3 ' 5' V , I llyori Cfwbei, Camping Equipment. Sporlfu eaf, 51.71185 wm7H55AH5 ANU RETAIL l I I fl I t- A A A t, - .. ' , , 521 4- A 182 l PUPIL OFFICE STAFF Ist Row, Left to Right: J. Santora P. Sciglimpaglia, R. Rostlcowski F. Papazian,N. Hudson. 2nd Row Shirley Demetrovits, M. Smith M. Rand, P. Sheridan, C. Rubino nier, C. Haggerty, M. Kuslik, D Pawloslti, B. Carlson. Bert Wzxbes From JOSEPH J PELTZ KERMES YES' WE HAVE IT' 501 Glenbrook Road Glenbrook, Conn G R E E N B E R G S CLOTHINC for the YOUNCER GENERATION Telephone 4 1666 450 452 Atlantic Street Stamford Conn GRUNBERGER, Inc JEWELERS Spec1alAttennon Gwen to SHS Student: 133 Atlantic Street Stamford Conn INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY FUEL OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE 81 Water Street Stamford Conn SACHS PLUMBING SUPPLIES Telephone 3 4313 99 Pacific Street Stamford Conn I A A El I Official Watch Inspector, New Haven Railroad I 83 B. Kozicki, J. Walton, C. Four- ,vw TT 4HVf' 4 g L.-mmm tm 'Zb- TON LAMINATE We d lnke to have a mckel for every t1me one of you neighbors of ours has come by our buxldmg on Unlon Street and sald What on earth do you suppose a lamn nated shnm 157 X ou certamly have a rlght to know becluse about 160 of your fellow Stamford lans work here And vue d lzlee you to know So here goes Ilxer played cards on 1 lable that had one short leg? Remember how you folded up a pxece of paper to put under the leg to make the table even? Well youll probably bc rc xlly SUIPYISLA to Lnms thu you sure D SHIM? usmg the paper as a shxm Its sort of a spacer a sxmple way to make small ac curate adjustments They re used a lot ln machlnery But let s say that after you put the shnm nn place that the leg IS then too long So just lnlte any engxneer would have done you took out the paper and tore off a few of the extra folds You see your shim sy as lumnmtcd that IS lf was made up of layers of paper XVell we make laminated shrms too only they re brass or steel and they re not 1 fren used for card tables LAMINATED SHIM COMPANY UNION STREET 0 GLENBROOK, CONNECTICUT 1 184 HALLOWEEN WINDOW CONTEST Donald Piper at work on design which won lst prize of one hun- dred dollars. WILLIAM H BRENNAN TH VUONO CONSTRUCTION REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE COMPANY Telephone 4 6753 105 Bedford Street Stamford Conn ESTABLISHED 1900 Telephone 4 3197 217 Bedford Street Stamford Conn S Q U I R E S H 0 P CASUAL WEAR for MEN Telephone 3 8866 lINDSTROM HOYT Inc REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Compliment: of M I l I. E R 5 ONE HOUR CLEANERS 524 Main Street Stam ford Conn Complzmentx of KARP BROS BAKERY Telephone 3 7220 88 Pacific Street Stamford Conn . E 'k O , . , . . , , 416 Main Street Stamford, Conn. 300 Main Street Stamford, Conn. I I 85 PM INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED Formerly PLASTIC MANUFACTURERS INCORPORATED X X 280 Fa1r6e1d Avenue Stamford Conn Complimenff Of FONDA GAGE CO., Inc. STAMEORD, CONN. CURTAIN GOING UP SEE THE 1953 FLOOR SHOW AT THF FLOOR COVERING SHOP Telephone 3 5115 108 Bedford Street Stamford Conn Cofzgnziulalzomf C L A S S O F 1 9 5 3 H FRANKEL 84 SONS 267 Arlanuc Srrecr Smmfor d Conn C POND WEBB I 1xI'f1L'IOR HNYUR VNCE Telephone v 1109 8a Bedford Strut Smmfor I1 C d Conn Complzmenls MOORE 81 EPIFANIO I 3 7 ' O 01' 0 I o ESTAHLISHISIJ 1912 9 . ' T v A I v 4 AX 186 C' X' .Jef In N MOCK TRIAL Seated: M. Barker. Standing, Left g to Right: J. Guaniti, N. Went- worth, J. Rader, M. Eisen. AS. 2 Complzmentr N N S O I. Complzmenls of HILLCREST VARIETY STORE 116 West Broad Street Stamford Conn Complzmenlx of GEORGE I. HICKEY Inc 13 Sprung Street Stamford Conn Complzmentsof LINSLEY and MURPHY Complzmenu of A R KLAHR Jeweler Telephone 4 2016 CNext to Stamford Trust Companyb 312 Mam Street Stamford Conn HITCHCOCK MUNSON Inc GUILD OPTICIANS Telephone 3 2181 180 Bedford Street Stamford Conn THE PERKINSON COMPANY 615 Matn Street Stamford Conn MINCKI.ER S SERVICE STATION GREASING SIIIIONIZING' WASHING Gasolzne and O11 Cor Glenbrook Road and Mam Street Stamford Conn QUALITY FURNITURE APPLIANCES OPEN EVENINGS Telephone 3 8744 Stamford Conn Famour IN FEDLEPOINT Nylon Horzery QNext to Ftdelxty Bankb 119 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn HOBBYCRAFTS Headrftzarterr for Et ery XIODIL BLILDLR ARTIST and CRAF1 s xr tx Telephone 4 98257 157 Matn Street Off South Street Stamford Conn Compltmentr of PETROLEUM HEAT 8: POWER CO I . 0, DR. . . OFF Q . . LADDIN ROCK WAYSIDE FURNITURE SILVER SLIPPER HOSIERY SHOP 187 C omplzmentr C omplzmenls wENzEL coMPANY me ROBERG 5 ESTABUSHED 1918 STAMFORDS LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE BUILDERS 53 Atlantnc Street Stamford Conn FAIRFIELD OXYGEN and AMBULANCE SERVICE FAIRFIELD 5 WAY SERVICE Cvmplfmfmff Przz ale Ambzzlancet Oxygen Therapy Sick Room Equipment CI-OR RIINTOR SALE, A Telephone Stamford 4 1500 Greenwrch 8 0908 85 Prospect Street Stamford Conn C omplzmentf MAGAZINE PIIDTUENGRAVING DIVlSION McCAlL CORPORlITION STAM FOR D CONN ECTICUT 188 Of Of I I 0 If . ' 24-HOUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE of I of PUPIL PLACEMENT Mr. Sessa helping Ruth Clark fill out application for job, SILVERMAN and SHANEN SCRAP IRON and METALS 85 Hawthorne Street Stamford Conn PARKER TRAVEL SERVICE Telephone 4 4677 546 Main Street Stamford Conn Complzment: of STAMFORD LUMBER COMPANY Telephone 4 1129 297 Pacific Street Stamford Conn Complnnentr of STAR CONFECTIONERY 485 Main Street Stamford Conn Complzmentr of STAMFORD TOOL 8 DIE CORP 90 Lincoln Avenue Stamford Conn Compliment: of POPULAR MARKET 33 Wonh Street Stamford Conn WILLIAM V SOMMER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Telephone 3 8107 Free Estimates Telephone 2 0775 SPRINGDALE METAL WORKS Home Heanng Axr Conditioning Furnaces Leader: Cutler.: Skylight: ESTHER LEWIS LINGERIE 526 Main Street Stamford Conn MAYES CLEANERS VINCENT MAYES 3 HOUR SERVICE 517 Glenbrook Road Glenbrook Conn JONESERVICE I L JONES Prop AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Telephone 4 5289 285 Hope Street Glenbrook Conn W 84 .I S L O A N E ESTABLISHED 1843 Over a Century of Furmrhmg Amenca J Homer New York San Francisco Beverly Hills Washington White Plains Manhasset Telephones 4 9511 2 3 Ridgeway Shopping Center Stamford Conn 532 Newfield Avenue Stamford, Conn. 92 Camp Avenue Springdale, Conn- I I I I I89 Complzmentr of the RIDGEWAY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Where Parkuzg 11 IN ez er a Problem Summer Street Stamford Conn C omplzmenlr REDMAN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED X! C omplzmemr 0 ELECTRIC SERVICE TELEVISION APPLIANCES 705 Mann Street Stamford Conn Sincere Bert Wzrber or Your Fzztzzre From ROVEN S CURTAIN SHOP 337 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn THE MICHAEL HOFFMAN The first U S cows were brought oxer to the amestown Colony rn 1611 The few Cows that arrrved at the Ply mouth Colony ID 1642 really can darry mdusrry Every person young or old should drrnk mrlk health authorrrles say as the great varrety of nutrmonal con strtuents means more food for the OIL OIL BURNERS money OIL BURNLR SERVICE GET THE Bryr GET SEALTEYI SHEFFIELD FARMS 100 Southfield Avenue Stamford Conn M A P I' E H U R S T Cushxng Street Sprmgdalt Conn Of I f ' ' 1 V, , . 1 . f . . f 1 I , J . ' Co. marked the beginning of the Ameri- i . - , I . . Y 190 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Gowned choxr carolmg m the corrxdors durmg the Chrxstmas season AMERICAN CANDY CO FRANK T AGOSTINO 1 A P LWANGER 'Op OIL BURNER SERVICE FUEL OIL and BURNER SALES Dfffffbmffo VACUUM CLEANING of EURNACES SCHRAFFTS CANDIES Telephone 3 8450 68 Greyrock Place Stamford Conn 42 Walnut Street Stamford Conn THE COLONIAL CADILLAC COMPANY JACK G MAUDER Prendent Telephone 4-4107 49 WEST BROAD STREET STAMFORD, CONN 191 4 . . . Hoi' fu U I . , . I 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 I BALMER 8. FERRIS ATHLETIC GOODS SPORT CLOTHES CANOES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Rzdzng Boots Stable Szzpplzef Auto Robef Bzcycles C amp Eqzzzpment Saddlery Bzcycle and Luggage R epazrzn g Department: Telephone4 0721 21 Bank Street Stamford Conn ZANTOW FERGUSON, Inc DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE JEWELRY Orzgzmzl Headquarters 0 STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL RINGS NEXT TO PALACE THEATRE 59 Atlanuc Street Stamford Conn Congratulatzom to the CLASS OF 1 9 5 3 H O T E I. Dame! A Nayb Mgr FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS FUNCTIONS AND PRIVATE PARTIES C omplzmentf WOFSEY ROSEN KWESKIN 8. KURIANSKY . . ' . , , f, Phone 3-2233 Of 9 WL I 192 pox 7? WOODWORKING CLASS john J Burkhardt helpmg pupnl attach doors to cabmet RACANELLO FLORIST Telephone 3 2167 187 Maru Street Cor of South Street Stamford Conn BERNARD E GIFT SHOP GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 5 70 Marn Street Stamford Conn C O N E T T A B R O S FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Linoleum Rug: Carpet: Venenan Blznd: Rubber Tzle A:phaIl Tzle Wzndow Shade: Telephones 4 9246 4 9247 33 Rrver Street Stamford Conn Complzmenl: of BROCK PRESS Inc SCHOOL OUTFITTERS Dral th phone 3 5111 39 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn Ben Dre::ed Gul: Are Heard to Say I BUY MY THINGS AT M 0 N E T STAMFORD CONN SAMMAR SERVICE STATION GAS OIL ACCESSORIES Telephone 3 9976 Canal and Bond Streets Stamford Conn SISK 81 ROBOTTI DISTRIBUTORS for DUBUQUE PACKING CO Telephones 4 1121 4 1122 245 Pacrflc Street Stamford Conn Complzmermof STAMFORD STORAGE CO 6 West Park Place Stamford Conn Compliment: of D R H K W E S K I N S T O L F I S I n c Radio: Televmon Refrzgerator: Wa:her: Telephone 4 7541 36 Rrchmond Hull Avenue Stamford Cum, Ben Wube: THE LIGHTING STUDIO 231 Bedford Street Stamford, Conn Complrment: of JAMES TAILOR SHOP 447 Atlanttc Street Stamford, Conn I N We Telegraph Flower: - Bonded Member of F.T.D.A. , . ' n - 5 1 - I r I . 193 The Conde Nast Pub11c:at10ns Inc Grcnnvmch Nam York London Parns VOGUE HOUSE 84 GARDEN GLANIOUR VOGUE PATTERN BOOK VOGUE PATTERNS THE CONDE VAST PRESS 194 Q 0 11 7. A r f L, L L A ELECTRONICS CLASS The 'mricaces of condensers re s sters transformers tubes and xnng crcuxts e plored by stu dents under dxrect ons of Carl E Matson ATLANTIC JEWELERS C0mPl e 'f0f BEAU CRAFT SERVICES Inc J X ROOFING INSULATION SIDING REMODELING KITCHEN CABINETS 314 Atlaf1tlC Street St21II1fOfd Conn 128 Broad Street Stamford Conn Q1 TN5 STANFORD ,f Conn, Ei!! fr 'FR rua!! Telephone 4 2117 MAIN AND SUMMER STREETS STAMFORD CONN 195 n M - Z :W Z g, 4:-, if 6,4 SCHICK INCGRPCDRATED Manufacturers af SCIHICK ELECTRIC SHAVERS af ,411 Caaa Cha Haas! Shaaiaa fasfraazaaf BIOLOGY CLASS Students studying sponges, crusta- ceans, and other marine life as they explore the science of ocean- ography. STAMFORD ROLLING MILLS FRANK MARTIN 81 SONS COMPANY SPRINGDALE coNN INCORPORATED CLOTHING of CHARACTER HABERDASHERY of DISTINCTION For Men and Boyr Telephone 4 4121 261 Maln Street Stamford Conn A WATT E NB ERG ESTABLISHED 1919 TRUNKS LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS Telephone 3 4565 39 Pacific Street Stamford Conn FAIRLAWN PHARMACY SCHEDULED DELIVERY Telephone 4 9595 1134 East Main Street Stamford Conn Il J Good Farbzon zf 11 Wear: the Label E T I'I E L A L LA N STAMFORD CONN FEDERAL BAKE SHOPS Inc We Carry a Full Lxne of BAKERY PRODUCTS Telephone 3 7744 224 Atlantic Street Stamford Conn FURRIERS Fur Garmentr Made io Order Fur Storage Restglmg Telephone 3 3624 316 Bedford Street Stamford Conn RIO RADIO Q TELEVISION LABORATORY RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE 109 NORTH STREET WALLMAN S FURNITURE STORE Telephone 48 9217 12 Park Row Stamford Conn BONDI S FOOD MARKET FRUITS and VEGETABLES Don l Forget That Mulmte Snack Telephone 48 8795 35 River Street Stamford Conn O ENGEL'S FUR SHOP 197 STAMFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION A SAVINGS INSTITUTION O 3517000000 OF Savings Insured to 310,000 Assets ver , , TLANTIC I-IOMEMAKING CLASS Theresa Augustine putting welt ing on chair she has learned to up holster. Compliment: of COX S FOOD MARKET 12 Long Ridge Road Stamford Conn THE AUGUSTA SHOPPE SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE HOSIERY GLOVES 5 3 6 ATLANTIC STREET B U D G E T S H O P S 40 North Maln Street South Norwalk Conn Compliment! of A F R I E N D Compliments CAMERA CRAFT Inc Telephone 4 1640 410 AI1aHI1C Street Stamford Conn RICHARDS 8. JESSUP INCORPORATED FOUNDED 1907 Plumbing R00 ng AirConditi0mng 615 Mam Street Stamford Conn of C O . ' Q Heating - Ventilating - Sheet Metal Work AX - Q 199 Best 0 Luck zn YOUR FUTURE VENTURES ROYAL QUALITY FURNITURE 508 Mam Street Stamford, Conn FLEMMING FOR FUEL MOBIL HEAT FUEL OIL Blue Coal Oz! Burnerf Furnacer Azr Condztzomng Phone 3 1147 32 R1chmond H111 Ave, Stamford Conn CRESCENT MARKET Inc Quality Meat: and 670687161 Fruit! and Vegelablex FREE DELIVERY Telephone3 1705 64 Crescent Street Glenbrook Conn ESSENTIAL SALES Inc Nationally Adi ermed Brand: Home Appliance: jeu elry Silber Gifts 410 Atlanuc Street Stamford Conn E P 5 T E I N B R O S DISTRIBUTORS OF SEIBERLING TIRES Vulramzmg Recappmg Telephone 4 3191 17 Brook Street Stamford Conn Complmzenlr o ALFRED FOX PIANO CO NEW and USED PIANOS Telephone 3 5807 104 Lmcoln Avenue Stamford Conn L E O N D E R A N EVERY? HINF PHOTOC RAPHIC Two STORFS 32 Park Row Rrdgevsay Shopping Center Telephone 4 0938 Telephone 4 0811 STAMFORD CONN Compliment! of AAI HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE JOHN WARD Prop THE COMMUNITY PRESS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Telephone 3 0349 S6 Toms Road Stamford Conn Compliment! of BEDFORD CHILDREN S SHOP 200 ff ,U . , . . , I ' I ' . Ask Your Friends About Us. , - , . . f . ' A -- ' ll I! , - , - ul ' ' 'I Q I I . ' ' , . . I , . designs 'Par5'Nw-.NU CRAFTS CLASS Instructor Robert M Whntnng gnvmg pomters to class who are sculpmg annmals and abstract Johnson Insurance Agency SERVING STAMFORD SINCE 1925 C ongralulater the Stamford Hzgh School 195 3 GRADUATING CLASS and wlshes for each and every one health happmess and success m whatever endeavor he or she may undertake Always remember that success m lnfe can best be attamed by the use of the Golden Rule B O B S S P 0 R T S SPORTING GOODS 0 Sportfweur 0 Termrr 0 Gol ' Archery 0 Badm TEAM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Telephone 3 1176 STAMFORD CONN nt 071 Best Wzxbex to the CLASS OF 195 3 THE TLAS POWDER CO INDUSTRIAL FINISI-IES LAUNDRY ROLL COVERS 'k STAMFORD, CONN. 201 SCHOOL'S NOT OUT GRADUATION from Stamford High School completes, for most seniors, the formal education that started when you were led into kindergarten. For some thir- teen years Of your life you have been guided through many formal courses and organized activities. Some will tell you that graduation is a distinct and rude divider between a soft school existence and a life On your own. The transition is a tough one, they'll say. But it ain't necessarily so. You who choose to go into industry will find that it's more than a workbench or desk a time clock and a pay envelope Today as you take your first Job in the Outside world youll find friendly training and counsel to help you bridge the gap Youll be shown how to produce more an hence earn more Youll receive understanding Of your work and personal problems Youll get into employee recreation programs that continue your school extra curricular activities And as you prove yourself youll be encouraged to continue learning and growing as well as to participate in the good works and causes of our community ERE at Pitney Bowes we try to give real meaning to these advantages of a job in American industry Why not drop in and talk over your future with us now or after the Big Day Ask for Mr john Miller Meantime congratulations Class of 1953 to all of you from all of us' GD PITNEY BOWES Walnut and Pacific Sts STAMFORD CONN . ' - d un: In pl :I-::n ':zA' is 1 ,diilliillilllllllllllll l , cl -:...Lx.!11.. iii lr gr 5: g H -1-A 5 i 15 ,' s,,, -'Ei lli'il2 IH 'lsr ' i t 'Nt - ,, -..., ml- XL-L. .1--U L W Q I H ilslll U PRESENTATION OF WASKOWITZ FOOTBALL TROPHY Butkovnsky and Eratterolr recerv mg plaque and trophy awarded to SHS football team on becoming state champrons for 1952 Complzmenlrof HARRY J BOBINSKI ANGELO BEAUTY SALON Telephone37238 OPPOSITE Y M C A 368 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn CONN PLATE GLASS GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES Telephone 3 4277 BELLTOWN PHARMACY JACOB LEVINE Reg Ph Telephone 3 8479 ASSOCIATED SERVICE COMPANY ELECTRICAL HOME APPLIANCES SALES PARTS SERVICE Telephone 3 3515 88 90 Marn Street Stamford Conn Complmzsntx of THE BEVERLY SHOP FASHION CLEANERS 391 Mam Street Stamford Conn ONE SERVICE FAIR LAWN FOOD CENTER Fine Mean Grocefzer Fruit: and Vegelabler ll32 East Marn Street Stamford Conn Complxmenlf of A L B R E C H T S 552 ELM STREET lO9-1 17 Pacific Street Stamford, Conn. 31 Belltown Road Stamford, Conn. ' , ' , ' A I 203 may Fav! ra ller than fed rv When Alfred Nobel mtroduced flame to the hrst plece of dynamite the worlds reaetlon was as instantaneous and vlolent as the explosnon xtself But despite all predlctlons of doom dynamlte proved to be far more helpful to manltmd than lt was harmful And now man has found a new and far greater force atomtc energy lt too possesses an cvll potential that has aroused new fears for man s survnval But lllse Mr Nobel s dlseovery atomic energy ln responsible hands can be a force of great good and usher nn an era of wealth and well bemg far beyond the dreams of the reckless optlmxst demands great strldes from American lndustry wlth other leading eorpo For Naturally s And to make these strldes X lle ratlons looks for new Ideas and new leaders from new g you thls means one thang opportumty the scope of whleh has newer before been equaled m history' Yale the fmesf name In hardware Y Ale IK u nglxlen I Iru It IHIVA 4 'Hr IH I I LE8z V I , . y . vw s l q I . , ' uch progress ' , -' y ' ' ' ', . ' a , ' ' . 'Q -64 Towne. along ' ' ' ' - ' ' . J ' ' ' ' X . ' 'enerations. ' rl 1 'I A ' K Th' lull' ti lmtm' . ff. fn, Sm fu fl. hurl, ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENT Shoclung expenence of Davrd Powers as he gets a taste of the power packed In statnc electnclty RYAN S FOOD MARKET FANCY GROCERIFS FROZEN FOODS Frum Vegetablef Meal! FREE DELIVERY Telephone 3 0221 37 Belltown Road Stamford Conn Complnnenlx of B A R R Y S S H O E S 2331 Summer Street Rrdgeway Center A B I N I 84 O n C HIGHEST QUALITY FURNITURE Vuzt Our New Model Roomr Telephone 4 6109 175 PBCIIIC Street Stamford Conn Complzment: of RIDGEWAY FLORISTS 2391 Summer Street Stamford Conn Complzments of Park Row Stamford Conn GOULDEN S STORAGE 81 VAN CO ESTABLISHED 1889 Telephone 3 2604 152 Summer Street Stamford Conn TONY S RIDGEWAY DRIVE IN FINEST m HAMBURGERS and HOT DOGS Telephone4 1587 BULLS HEAD Complzmenu of JUDGE BENJAMIN R WEISBERG Complzmenlf of FAY S FASHION CENTER 270 Mann Street 5IaIT1f0fd C000 Complzmentr of M GOTTFRIED Inc 200 PacIFIc Street Stamford Conn B 8 G S A l E S C O ARMY and NAVY SURPLUS STORE Telephone 4 0420 213 Mann Street Stamford Conn DONOHUE S MARKET Mean Poultry Vegetable: Grocerzes FREE DELIVERY Telephone 4 5706 85 Crescent Street Glenbrook Conn , . . T T I P. s c ., I . ' ' I FURER'S, Inc. - T I - I I 205 I-IOW BUSINESS TRAINING CAN I-IELP YOU TO WIN A BETTER JOB A BRIGI-ITER FUTURE DAYWI EVENING SESSIONS rosa MEN AND WOMEN SHORTS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL rs accredrted by the Connectrcut State Board of Educatron rs also a Charter Member of the Natronal Councrl of Busmess Schools and has been approved for the offermg of the followmg Standard Courses STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL EXECUTIVE SECRE TARIAL HIGHER ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS VETERAN TRAINING SUMMER SCHOOL FALL TERMS Day and Es enmg Sessrons Day and Evenmg Sesslons Day School September 9 Evemng School September I0 Refresher and Comptometer Courses REGISTRATION now bemg accepted All Commercral Subyects Offered Tutormg Make up Work rn Commercral and Academrc Subjects INQUIRIES and VISITS to the School are mvrted IVr1te or Phone or In ormatzon RALPH C SHORT Dzrermr 305 Atlantrc Street Stamford 3 1185 SHORT S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL ITS' THE FROINT OFFICE FOR JACK AND BETTY uhere lhezr hu.t1neJ,r lrarmng hrmgs them zn clore contact urlh executwer uho deczde on pro motion: and pay rauer , -'ff-Wx-Sig mg, IVE ALWAYS IWANTED T0 BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY Jag! Betty ltr an :deal career for young uomen dzgmiea' uell para' fafcznalmg and important -'ii 3- HICHFI? RANK AND BFTTFR PAY ae jafkr 1 4 5 E 1 hr S zrce The Ar Jer! F rrcr nec! r mparzy clerkr no ekeeperr Jeomex etf ff' , . . Q . . . . V Y 4 . Y . . . . . H ai q ef,-I p V- fr ' ' , 5 ,,,,,,.,,a , , ' .' , ADMINISTRATION APPROVED FOR 4- A Y . . . . . . H , I r H 1 1 - T 1 . . ' . . . . - . . . , , I T , ' I l ' I I '11 . , ET I 1 . , I ' I ' 1 1 ' I ' fe 4 rj for EIIUHIIIQ hon to Jo llffft' unr 4 Ale in .. In . . , . ., 67 . n f 0 1 e, f, I ' lllll ll llllllfil- I ililllll Ill an 4 fl YP Nfl. rllrlfl . ' f , r, . fi!! .gt ei A MARIANNE BERWIND CARMELLA COPPOLA 4 ff JEROLD ZIESELMAN PEARLMAN MODERN LANGUAGES 4' -I 2 v if ,Q if ,A 1- 1-QV - STEVEN JEROLD BRAMBRUT ZIESELMAN MATHEMATICS MATTHEW ARY KENNY WER LATIN G x ANNA 'VIAY STEVEN STEFENOV BRAMBRUT SCIENCE Most Popular Song Favor1te D1sc ockey Favorrte Pastrme Favorrte Actress Favorlte Actor Favorlte Band Most Excrtmg Game Favorrte Movre 207 BEST Why Don 2 You Belzeae Me Martzn Bloc Coed Corner Danczng Marzlyn Monroe john Wayne Bzlly May Fairfield Prep Ruby Gentry PATRICIA JUDGE SUSAN GERPHEIDE V,-A JOSEPH MARRUCCO 12 STEVEN SPORTS ' ' fl!! 6 , 1 M Q , PO , E ' 'F I 1, f 13' I ,I , ,x ' ta ........,........... -' I f ' I I ' ' J ............................................... ' JUDITH Favorite Hangout ..,..........,..................................... BUTKOVSKY et X ,Jw kb Z aff! 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NEW YUHK 8,N.Y. - Pao: ns KIRRXY OOD SHIRLEY LINCOLN THONIAS XIARDI CLASS COMEDIANS 6 ' 5 I 2 I A GORDON MURPHY CHARLES LOUISE ZITO SNIYDYR PEARLNIANI 'NILRPHY DID MOST FOR SHS MARY JANE WILLIANI THOXIPSON SABIA CHOICE OF SISTER AND BROTHER ROY LORRAINJE FISCHER CIPPOLLA NIOST CHEERFUI BEST ALL AROUND E.- Jo ANIN TAMBURR1 SYLVIA ANNI CONETTA GRFCORY MICHIE SHARPEST DRESSERS C' U Y' . I x. LOITISE ,IO-ANN ROY SNYDER TAMBIIRRI FISCHER 211 - ' 3 Q 5:1 fn s bf , x I5 A I b :I X 7 X 5 , V 4 , . LQ al-1 L 1 X 4 JUDITH GORDON CHARLES - I 0 ,f Q' I f I 4 C f 2 5 ww C x VJ V 6 . Ng V I 'kx . L I I-f I igivifg, O I 2. n cf 5 5' 1 F' Q y K zu 6 f x I ,, ,I -wr' I S 4 , N I I ' . 0 Good things come out of our lcitclwen Come enloy our wonderfully S8.IlSfylIlg luncheon dxshes parucularly our LUNCHEON SPECIALS par excel lence Proofs 1n the rastmg says our chef good meals can stlll be served at the same low prlce HQTEI. DAVENPQRT Stamford 4 5113 84 W Park Place CARROLL 8. MCAULIFFE INCORPORATED SELF SERVICE FOOD MARKET 2284 Summer Street Stamford Conn TH BARRETT BOOK STORE BOOKS CARDS STATIONERY RENTAL LIBRARY XX Phone 37344 BSS Summcr Srrcer Stamford Conn BRAZEL S MEAT MARKET 6lPcf Steer Stamford Con C mpll e tsof A FRIEND ONQBEY FUNERAL HOME 88Sou1u S1 Pa-sons 3 3503 LSONR IOUTON TRU NREVNOLDS GOOD BYE and GOOD LUCK FROM THE SH S FACULTY .. , A - ,, ' 7 9 7 ' I ' F . I E I ailc r , n 0 'm n g ,::- -1- , ,A WI . . un L T A 1 , ' . . . 212