Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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How long-remembered will be our star- dusted iunior year! We shall never forget the many wonderful and memorable things we did that year, and all the good times we had - all of which would, of course, have been impossible without our two lights in the dark, our advisors, Mrs. Miriam An- dersen and Mr. Willard Kemp. Their - - stant help and sound advice -- - ed to a happy, worthwhile r. The first stop on our comet-like trip from September through June was at the Soph- omore Reception Carefully, but not so quietly the starry eyed Class 'of 59 flled into the gym and through the formidable reception line where they met our officers Richie Bieder president Stu Bonpey veep Pat Holnacki secretary Nancy Davis treas urer Richnes welcome made the sophlstr cated Sophs feel at home and the annual Junior Sophomore Reception was a big success an occasion never to slip from memory Juniors blazed brightly on the gridiron and shown lustrously on the basketball court Richie Conetta Charlie Diclne Mar f Blumberg Bob Toole and Red Farrell hel ed wln many a frantic game for the Black Knights not without the vocal t ance of our peppy cheerleaders appy Beluk Theda Wexler Rita Pa an Bobbi Schnorr I xx 'Wu A75 V'-as QE li 1340 'll Q .,. S . F 1 I T fi'ic'tLAsE5f 'af' Q! ,,,,.,f 8 -sg , X ' 7 'O QI Q ,1 - -n O -- -,-o-- L. -Q .- .-...,,-.v - We whizzed to the February inform- al dance Eev hmg about it was made in heaven Ing to be one of the most enloyable s made by our hurtlmg comet Of c se our trlp was not complete until w isltled with all the Junior clubs Mult ored sweaters captured praise and len sorority and fraternity atmosphere ur comet traveled rapidly through the owstorm and whizzed through Caesar and the Battle of Gettysburg Then it was April Junior Play time SHS Broadway time Excitement ran high on both sides of the footlights as the Junior thespians re galed the audience with laugh after laugh This one of the outstanding memories of our lumor year was also one of the most successful Then on to May and our long awaited night of fabulous nights the Junior Prom Our hearts and feet were light as we danced through the beautiful gymnasium turned falryla ith our heads in the clouds whispery swlsh of bouffant the excited beat of happy hearts and the lllting music of our favorite band carried us all up a cloudy stairway to the stars So It had passed our unforgettable lumor year and our never ending comet streaked on across the sky to a still higher s ar . . I e - . 0 1 ' I ' . . . . . . . . I . A I . T I i ' F I I 0 I U 0 . ' ', : ' , - ' , ' . . , . .- . I I . I . 1 .T u 0 . I I . . . I . . . I I , . . I I . I . . . . ' . r 0 l I . I . I is - . I - . I 1 . 1 d ' ' 1 ' . z ', ' ' I4 fi' - . ' I ' 1 1' y , . . . . . 'is - - - ' l . . . , . .7 . ',' 1 L. 5 P3 ,f .i. X - A, Av' ..- 1' . U E T is 'lf' f 55 'i .. , E. .1 !, ' : it l ' :gA ?:3,f- . . - . ' 5 l 1- . ' f . . ni' a- fffs ir' 1 T l H + - 5 I- il J 4 5 ij '. as f M, ' Z Z J ' L. f X H 5: 1 105

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