Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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ROBERT TOTH Bob behlnd the scenes humorlst stage crew stalwart comes rlght out In front for archery and swlm ming draftnng was a decided favonte plans to be a state pollceman after servnng In has favor :te Uncles Navy GAIL A TOVINO Gall good thlngs come In small packages nlce to know took a part nn Junlor class play a ed spark to the Queens active CYO er captured bowling trophy dancing occupnes her spare time a beautlclan career ca s Q- if J' G NATALIE A TOTILO Nat very fraendly and forever smll In an energetic member of CYO and Dlstrnbuhve Education Club loves dancing and Ice skatmg 7' exclaums What a canaryl wedding bells wall rung soon RAYMONDL B TREADWAY Poncho has laugh ns h s password I to frlendshrp was a dandy homeroom representatnve showed hls musical lnclnnatlons In A Cap pella Choir has marked Interest In playmg the piano IS shootnng for the top as an X ray technlclan v ' S be MARY TROISI Mary gay and light hearted active CYO member bubblung member of the Musketeers merrily attended ll Clrcolo Italiano wall be a luvely and welcome addltlon to any office LORRAINE F TROY lorry a bundle of humor spun around un the Decca Club c at ted wlth pals at CYO twanged her bow on the archery field ce skatlng swlmmlng and horseback radung are her favorite actlvltles a secretarial lob awaits her PATRICIA A UVA Pct dnmpled doll cheery mem ber of CYO added a smlle to Dlstrlbutuve Education Club er motto Keep a smlle no matter what bothers you a gaze Into her future reveals a career In the retall or commercial fneld 95 JOAN H TROY Joan very versatlle swung Into basketball hockey baseball se the pace forthe Comets answer ed call at CYO believes that you should l.lve and be merry llkes hlllbllly music dancing she may be a secretary or a beau fIClOh JO ANN M TURCIO Jo dark haired charmer captl vatlng player of accordlan found her place on the honor roll served as on usherette at the Sophomore play zealous mem ber of CYO this amiable young lady wull travel to business school JANET A VANDERHOEF Jr.l: serene sophlstlcate glam ouruzed fashion shows enthusiast of swlmmung and horseback rudmg her happy phulosophy T morrow the stars secretarial work IS the bnghtest light In her sky , '. . I . .- A 5 . .I 'g... ' V A ' ' ...dd- gy ll. ' 1 Q - w.. ' nu.. ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ...U H , - l '- y- in .. M .A ' g . Q' D . :U U . . ' o- ' J H... . . O. - H... I ' VAX: ' 0 1 1 1 - .

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is ELEANOR F TAYLOR Ele rates high on the dance floor won acclaim as a JV cheer leader another Amiga yells What a riot her hobby calls for blades on ice cheer ful grin features a perfect secretary JANE M THOMPSON Jane silent and sincere faithful member of the Stamford Girls Club enloys the arts of cooking and P those who help themselves er rainbow will guide her to the dlrec torshlp of a girls club PAMELA J TORNBERG Pam we ll always remember her Sunny Smile added sunshine to the YWCA and Elltes a yen for tennis and American History lives by the Golden Rule wt grace the skies as an airline hostess Fred a mighty musician guitar Audio Visual Aid says You and added note to Jewish Center wil add his harmony to the Pat everything nice glowed I capable Chaplam of Delta Chu Hu Y added spice to Rainbow Girls perhaps we shall hear of her in energetic addition to Y M C A CYO and Italian Club divided time during Sophomore year as home Y room president multiplied Inter secretarial career will add to her PETER E. SUTHEIM Pete, stoic Mr. Democracy . . . real- istically portrayed roles in class plays . . . dynamo in High School Press Conference . . . scooped Har- vard book award for citizenship . . . enterprising in French, Math and Science . . . audio engineering is on the agenda. JOSEPH A TARZIA Dragger a quiet good natured fe ow Ieavened CYO meetings veep of Sophomore homeroom an amiable Stamford Dragger says that Success is lust the begin ning will become an archltectur al draftsman tilgii THOMAS J. TAMBURRI Mingi, hard-hitting master of the gridiron . . . reigned high as Junior representative . . . recipient of foote ball letters . . . popped into CYO . . . girls and dancing hold his attention . . , will next tackle drafting. BARBARA .I TAYLOR Babb: fair haired charmer showed the Latin Club a pair of smiling green eyes merry mem ber of the Amigos hob nobbed with the Bnai Brith Girls lieves that actions speak louder than words will follow her dreams to UConn tix Q' g I , D I- , 0 . N ,, .. ' '...be- , ' - ' H V' V it . . . ' , , - . I . . ,, . . . D 1 1 . ll I U - H ' - A ' ' ' , . . . . ' . . . a - ., . . . . , . ' we , ' ' . . . ' , ' ' . . . 'n A 5' . , . ,, , . . I i ' 1 K ' .yn weaving . . . believes, God hel s ' ' ' is II h . I v V . . , ' ' ' , , f Y . - 1 , N , 'QQ , L . 'et Y . s I ,D . V . . . , .... , , ' . . . 'll ' , ' , . . . a x wif? 94

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THERESA VASSALLO Terry, likeable lass about SHS . . . hazel-eyed maiden . , . served a happy term as Yearbook agent . . . a swift and sunny swimmer . . . interested in baseball . . . often interiects, Good grief . . . future plans include a whirl through de- signing school. JOAN M. VETTI Joan, dark-eyed dancer . . . wielded the iournalistic pen for the Siren . . . invigorating member of the Queens . . . loves art . . . adores progres- sive iazz . . . a CYO'er and Italian Center whiz . . . crystal ball predicts a clerical career. RICHARD A. VOLLAND Rich, friendly and easy-going . . . found at Stamford Customs Auto Club . . . interested in anything that has a motor, including boats . . . seen putting around in his '48 black Chevy . . . next motoring will be done with Uncle Sam's Air Force. eh. Q' 1' . 458 CHRISTOPHER VERSES Chris, the mad mathematician . . . solved problems at German, Math, and Science and Engineering Clubs . . . if not at one meeting, then found at another . . . gleefully experimented with electricity . . . will take a trip to college and come out o chemist. C. SUZANNE VINGEE Sue, our pretty pixie . . . brightened the French Club . . . illuminating Junior Woman . . . reigned supreme as saucy prexy of homeroom . . . radiated Players Club . . . thrilling thespian . . . styled Yearbook bi- ographies . . . will charm a college campus. EUGENE P. VOZZO Gene, a nice, quiet guy . . . settled himself as veep of Senior homeroom . . . holds an avid interest in the Stitt Science and Engineering Club , . . traveled with the Cove Knights . . , baseball is his extra special talent . . . destiny - UConn. . . V' 1' .,i,x,-ig I-' I N WAYNE T. VUKSON Wayne, Mr. Humor . . . kept every- one in French Club amused . . . member of our football team . . . one of those mischievous Drifters . . . attends CYO regularly . . . will ioke next at the Missouri School of Mines. PAULA WAHEN Paula, a delightful green-eyed belle . . . pleased the White Caps . . . hardworking Yearbook biographer . . . delights in ice-skating . . . captured hockey letter . . . graced her church youth group . . . will don the nurse's cap. 96