Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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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

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'3- EW BERYL E CRAM LroN JAIVEN -On Q- Y BARBARA RANE 0 NiARCl ERITE E FAX RAO LAURA C WELLS 'Y' CATHERINE A BILLIINGBLEY Q35 x VIARIANNE FHLERS 39' JANE xx KING5TOI'N S' CLADH 5 N1 LEONIARD ghosts in the house of the mlm qibles the hittfilion of grtmmir rules which ads 1need upon us these were ill eimpfiigns th1t we hfid to ffiee But in the end we surrendered hetten hx the onsliueht ol the eollesge boards XVe Qaxe up graeefullx only to hnd thfit insteid of hghtinq fiminst us out instructors were on our side fill the time So in the best English we coin summon we sfix Th tnles for mileinq our hours in English eliss so xery de it to our hefirts J EDVUARD HLGHFS A . y I . A . U ' . T. -1 ' fhx, AS Q V s.. 43 , A- : VU. 2. '. U L- f . 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

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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,,-