Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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channel 58 o n th e r G I r OOOOCQCOOICOOO . . . a simple streak of static excitement . . . a flashing switch of a dial and we, the Class of 1958, see our three Golden Years glimmer by on the 'silver screens of memory. Three years of rushed, breathless happiness, of shared ioys and sorrows . . . the magic of a very special, flawless friendship - This Was Our Life - three years filled to over-flowing with the unforgettable. The beginnings of our story showed a round-eyed, innocent bewilderment on the faces of the Sophomores we once were . . . the frantic search for the swim ming pool on the fourth floor . . . and always the tingle of the new and .unexplor ed . . . the promises unbroken yet unfulfilled. Through this maze of crossed wires and problems big and small - our top technicians, Mom and Dad Mrs. Miriam Andersen and Mr. Willard Kemp - whose guidance and experience led us successfully through every moment, remained constant. We soon become smooth, sophisticated SHS'ers . . . gay and carefree perman t and Oh' so sure of ourselves We tuned in on that fascinating autumn whirl he Junior Reception The Class of '57 gave us a wonderful welcome warm th the finality of belonging And then lust to prove how much a part of St ford High we really were we took over all bulletin boards whose brightly color posters screamed their myriad promises When the blurr cleared and the dless speeches were complete our leading lads and ladies were announced e Scarella Sherrin O Toole Lynne Sllberman and Richie Owens who did us all roud as deserving capable Sophmomore officers Then the WSHS cameras turned to the gridiron and those boys our own C alcade of Sports the JV Black Knights who stormed the field and bested comers Not to be forgotten were our adorable little sisters Lynne Silber on Theda Wexler Rita Passas Cindy Hoffman Louise Kemmer Cappy Beluk she Lmsley Judy Renescko Jessie Stahl Bobbi Schnorr Sheila Dreany and l I I I Q T i I a C - . . . - 2 . . . . . ... k a I I l' I 9 . . . . :I . L 4 I Q -, I , . I . . . . A ' lla . I I I ,fl I O - I . I - ll ll I ' ' 1 ' 1 I L I I I ., I ll! - A I I l ,I I I I I I I 'l . . . . . ' - 0 1 I 1 Y, I I I tl I N 9 w I I

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CLYDE P. KISHBAUGH Kish, happy-go-lucky Senior Class prexy . . . pounded gavel for Stam- ford Youth Center and Church Youth Group . . . our carefree bachelor often quips, That ain't badl . . . enthusiastic basketball player . . . will illuminate Boston University and make his mark as a lawyer. LOUISE A. SOBLER Weezie, blonde bombshell . . . ener- getic Senior Scribe . . . impy Ginger in Junior Class Play . . . rowdy show- girl of My Sister Eileen . . . live- ly School Council rep . . . Adelphi veep . . . vibrant smile and happy laughter are trademarks of our Junior Woman . . . will enliven a college campus. WILLIAM M. VAUGHN Bill, Mr. S.H.S .... vice president of Senior Class . . . co-chairman of Hi-Y . . . treasurer of Nutmeg Boys State . . . high on the honor roll . . . possessor of Harvard Prize bool: . . . present at representative meetings . . . member of prom and play com- mittees . . . will talre golf bag to col' lege. ELEANOR C. DAVIS El, golden locks her crowning glory . . . reigned over Winswood and Wax. . . . royal Senior treasurer . . . graced Junior Women's Club and M.Y.F .... wore crown of Adelphis . . . Iewel of All State Choir . . . ravishing Queen of Sophomore hop . . . college is her castle. senior officers A

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Sherrin O'Toole who cheered all JV basketball stars on to constant triumphsz Next on the program was our huge success - our Winter Wonderland in- formal dance - soiree superbe. A marvelous Extravaganza which faded out all too soon into the hurried, exam-filled days before report cards. Caesar, isosceles triangles, past participles, and the Storming of the Bastille - all part of the wealth of knowledge that was ours for the taking. Then, there we were on the air again . . . SHS took on a theatrical atmosphere as auditions were held and dozens of would-be Bernhardts and Barrymores scrambled for the leads. Finally the cast was selected for our delightful comedy, Teen Magic , and Cindy Hoffman, Hank Duckman, Nancy Davis, and Tom Strauss won theichoice roles Our volume increased and our reception grew brighter as the crepe paper made a long blue patli..clovirt'the slick gym floor and the decoration committee ' -0. L, Q worked from morn 'till night. The glamor tha s Hawaii was transmitted to our own Hawaiian Dream . El Davis and Ri Bieder reigned supreme as king and queen of our Sophomore Hop - cr ned with iewels and shining faces Then June with its eternal campai ' Springtime vs Elections Both won out, as the rabbits returned to the -- ard and - after the many promises had been made, our amateur politi - s copped their crowns. Richie Bieder, Stu players for our Junior Year. ell, our Sophomore Year was over, but a.cafe- fee, work-free lfor those Q us under sixteenj summer, and twogwmorel Golden Years awaited. fl A We resumed br l casting with our Reception,for-'Sophomores . , . Richie's welcome speech m e all the young uns feel rightlat home in our hallowed halls Tuckered out er the Lmdys and the'Cha Chas, we staggered home - know- Bompey, Pat Hoinacki, and 13 cy Davis carried off the honors as feature' r -. . . , s s , K ' - - - . I 1 ,-A' A f 1 . 3 ,., 1 , . n c a ' if . dxf' .f M' 5 ,f' al 1-'A N , I 'at , ll T l 'L l l .eww ., Y , 4 M f I .- 'I tg - .. . Us 2' 3 0 . - K 4 ' if A X. 3 ,f ' ,Z 5 N J 5 as AM., 'I3