Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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commercial CHARLES C. OLSON S FREDERICK T. HAWES RUTH F. HIGGINS JAMES H. KEANE EILEEN M. KROPP PAUL J. KUCZO You can hear the clicking of the space bar on never-to-be-forgotten Remingtons and Underwoods as you tried hard not to peak at the keys, the swift tapping of the adding machines when you attempted to balance impossible figures, the pounding of the gavel as a new law case was pre- sented, the rustling of shorthand books as you tried to figure which strokes went where, accompanied by the confusion of tran- scribing hieroglyphics into words and the bewildering battles you had with yourself during bookkeeping hours. As you don your secretarial suit of tomorrow, you will always remember your humble beginnings at SHS. t . . '4 , . 9 V ' .ms -I ,?z+v-f:.,.vt+eI - 7' , ggi' . ' A

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'Ns .Q-4 .J-'M :unans--u-'UTY ...faq arts ROBERT M WHIUNG LESTER J MYERS 'L MARY H MILUGAN EDGAR L BUGBEE MAYO SO RGMAN Many well-trained housewives, seamstresses, artists, sculptors, and mechanics graduated from SHS The practicing sounds of these future mas ters were familiar to all: the clashing of pots and pans, the whirring of the sewing machines, the swishmg of brushes, the hammering of chisels, the spinning of drills, and the humming of automobile motors. As one passed through the halls he could see how SHS served as a miniature city for our future careerists. r A. ' 1 X ABR' . N V P '.---'1-mg- -, Q' fgi: .Ty 4, , ' -,I ' ' all ,3A6 fvQ3 F 1, . 1 s itter: ,, . A

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