Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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MARY J. BANKOWSKI RODGER A. GENTILE ,.l,Xgi.s'S. 1 N KE fm . Q .. 'U MARION B. MORSE FREDERIC T. HAWES 5 4 ANGELA I HOKE I' Rum F HIGGINS CHARLES C OLSON JAMES H KEANE PAUL J KUCZO CAROLINE RANEK DORA P MERCEDE ALBERT SCHER ADELINE L veNEznANo JOAN c SIEGEL

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ALBA CAPPABIANCA science WALTER T. SELG SYLVIA T. FLORENCE A. JOSEPH F. MOSS PAINE CUNNINGHAN t if 'S .- EARLE V. GOOD WILLARD H. KEMP, JR. CECILE G. PALMER JOSEPH J. ZDANOWICZ Test tubes, reports, complicated apparatus, rows of formulae stretched across the board, budding scientists working out their experi- ments, white rats in cages and frogs for dis- section - all mark the third floor, that realm of SHS devoted to the interest of science. Scenes of profuse activitiy include - a group in one lab working over steaming flasks, several nearby carefully examining a squid preserved in formaldehyde, and others in the room across the way sitting motionless, strain- ing their aural faulties to hear the highest sounds of a 15,000-cycle test record. These persevering young scientist destined to be the builders of tomorr world - the conquerors of time and s their never- ending search for a star.

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11 Zz , 'Pa Qt? qw' 0 i sf es' i- -- commercial As we ardently labored over the complicated maneuverlngs of a rebellious typewriter or taxed the muscles of our brains In an attempt to master the confus :ng Chinese lake undulatlons of shorthand a lnght ray of hope came to encour age us to seek and solve Encouraged we were and though It took some time solve we dld the mystery of matching the rlght fmger wuth the rlght key and de clpherlng the puzzlement of shorthand synchronization The vast machlnery of the department IS ouled and kept In perfect working order by Mr Charles Olson who supervuses and care takes for efflcsency and excellence An eternal storm of clerical and secretarial procedure whlrls about the class rooms the thunder of typewriter keys mmgles wlth the endless tap dance of the adding machine whlle the lmpatlent flash of a restless switchboard challenges each student operator Hustlmg actuvlty relgns as permanent dictator never to be overthrown by the enemy morganlzatlon and mefflclency Here In this busy realm where struggling neophytes aspire to successful business careers our star can lllumlnate latent talents of those of us who shall have business for our llfe work, guiding us Into this advantageous field with every hope of success EV ?1Nx 27 I Z l f I 4 -L 'rf' j N 1 lf f e r '- e ' ' t I A neun: Q' . ky' , x I I . f 'Q ,v-- 41: v r .e ... A ., be , 1 l at .An . - F A ':1-:NL 5 s -I-V15-uf ..--.wv ' in X gf ' ' r' -3-mv, f 1 ' l 1 Q ,, 1 -:Hrs l .5 X I , , gg 11, s N' - jf, o f r 9 I . I . . - - I - - 1 I I I - . . I . . . - 1 - 1 , .