Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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hlstory History may be the study of the past but at Stamford Hugh School It was by no means a dead dry sublect All our work dud not consust of class room study learning facts figures and dates For first hand experience we went to meetings of the local Board of Representatuves and we made field trlps with our economlcs classes to brokers offices to local Industries and to banks which to our butter dlsap polntment refused to pass out free samples Our history teachers capably dn rected by Mrs LoulsaM Moser taught us economics government and hnstory But most Important, they taught us that our own memory lane is lust a lvttle by way on the broad highway of man's progress Edward R Edward J Kovacs Lapnnsku Ruta M Margaret K Ryan St John l Robert P Murray Seratlno Weungrad 'tt' A , R 1 f -' ' ' 6' sl R ' f' f12,lL'm l E, .'- it x 0 G E 5- I I ' ' I I ' I I ' I I , . . I I , -