Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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Lenore V Amelia T. Genovese Miazga competence its keynote ot ly down memory lane T receiving visitors, answering the daily bulletin keeping records up-to-date, and rid of all those little details connected with ualltied members of the office staff made and one 'obs were always done on time we t e work that kept The library haven for browsers, b homework- laden students. our problem, we were by Miss Pris- cilla Rhodehamel Mrs. Emma Bas- tian. material helped from soph to senior, and e whiled away many an hour in the library reading current magazines, newspapers, and a wide variety of in- teresting books supplied by our cap- able librarians. that a

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P 4.1 I S.. up Jane W. Kingston 4242, Pauline C. Peter Laura C. Wells Jones Donase Palmer Kane Billingsley important iob interview, our hearts went out to those hard- R. Stuart Barbara A. Catherine A. working, hard-driving, eternally patient ,frie,n,ds7yilv4 teachers. Perhaps only in reign, ,. l Feblate all A MF.Alkniaktltygg:Vf4,,:,-.:f,fg. 1 , . ' mar -Dngyfz v v W M P Hccomplished with our seemingly fi le minds. Yes, we will rest for a moment at one of the maior crossroads on memory lane-the English Department. Gladys M. Leonard 'rt Q dl! 44' if A. ?, f x 3' i i .H , 1 M 25 1 sv -F-'gi ,, -if if 'f gf 1 7

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Walter SQ J mathemat' s John J. Lewis J. Conlon Maxwell ' 1- J 'sa I Q . 'f if Nellie C. Michael B. lucy Stecyk Wightman From commercial stu e ' e mathematicians we were all given valuable assistance by ent head Mr. Walter Buchanan and the highly qualified tea him. By the time they got through with us, we were two-le computers walking down memory lane. Donald E Palzere