Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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LILLIAN B. ADAMKOWSKI Lil, possessor of a lovely and lively disposition . . . gay songstress in A Cappella and Holy Name Choirs . , . feels Life is what you make it, . . . enjoys bowling . . . in the future her pleasant voice will be heard saying, What num- ber, please? ALLAN M. ADELKOPF Al, the voice behind the scenes . . . shot many a subiect - with a camera, that is . . . clicked in Senior play . . . snapped up two bowling trophies . . . de- veloped in the Jewish Center, Temple Youth, and AZA . . . future focus: college. EDWARD W. ADAMS Buster, the prankster in per- son . . . demon on the bas- ketball court . . . lightening on the baseball diamond . . . scored at the YMCA and the West Main Street Com- munity Center . . . his next goal will be the printing trade. NICHOLAS P. AGNETO Bones, Robin Hood of SHS . . . spare time is occupied with hunting . . , member of Na- tional Rifle Association . . . baseball is listed as favorite sport . . . woodworking sparks a gleam in his eye . . . aims toward the National Guard and trade school . . . carpentry is his target. LISA AGOSTINO Lisa, a petite demure damsel . . . radiant model behind the footlights of many an SHS fashion show . . . sweetly pro- fesses, Life is what you make it . . . her stylish designs will be seen on the covers of lead- ing magazines. RICHARD E. ALBRIGHT Hinferland, brightens up all contacts . . . cars, cars, cars . . . dive-bombed into Science and Engineering Club , . . whizzed into orchestra, MYF, and Na- tional Hot Rod Association . . . will speed to South Dakota A. 81 M. to study engineering physics. RITA R. AGOSTINO Ree, a whirlwind of energy and enthusiasm . . . scintillating Junior Woman and Gingerette . . . active in Italian Club and various class committees . . . presided over Sophomore room . . . caught many an eye with her sleek black tresses . . . the future envisions her as a pri- vate secretary. IRENE R. ALEXA I, our blonde Private Secre- tary of the after-school set . . . takes notes through all the Junior Women's Club and CYO metings . . . her short hand has been iustly reward- ed . . , answered the boss's wishes in stenography class . . . will leave Katherine Gibbs as a full time secretary. JAN AL Jan, SHS's brilliant import from Holland . . . agile in all ath- letics - especially basketball, track, soccer and volleyball . . . music and table tennis hold his attention . . . scientifically- minded . . .will be a welcomed Addition to UConn. ELIZABETH W. ALLAWAY Betsy, perky, pleasant pixie . . . glowing chairman of School Spirit Committee . . . efter- vesced at class and Council meetings . . . French and Players' Club luminary . . . brightened Adelphis and Junior Women's Club . . . capable STAR-staffer . . . will honor medical research. 3

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BENJAMIN ALLEN PATRICIA L. ALLEN CHRISTINE D. ALLING Bengy, lover of sports . . . flashes a grinning smile . . . liked by all . . . active member of the YMCA . . . fond of foot- ball and baseball . . . ran around with the track men . . . the crystall ball still looks hazy. BONNIE I. ALLRED Boney, peppy red-headed lass . . . a smile for all . . . enthu- siastic member of IRC, TPF, and STAC . . . bubbling with activity an the tennis courts . . . worked diligently for Yearbook . . .will be a splendid augmen- tation to the UConn School of Nursing. Paddy, delightful and pleas- ant, breezed in from Chicago for her Junior year . . . sweet member of French Club and IRC . . . graced the honor roll . . . ardent contributor to Siren, Star, and Yearbook . . . Northwestern University seen next through the crystal ball. DAVID C. ALMOND Butch, the soda ierk of SHS . . . fine whipper-upper of a baseball or badminton birdie . . . scooped prom decorations . . . stirred up Delta Omicron . . . flavored YMCA . . . believed in food consumption . . . will fizz at UConn. Chris, a melodious melody . . . gave much time to orchestra and band . . . chimed in at the Republican Party head- quarters and YWCA . . . enioys sailing and math . . . next measure will be the field of mathematics. JAMES A. ANDREWS Jim, sports-minded with a cop- ital S . . . often found on the basketball court . . . kept up with the YMCA and the West Main Street Community Center . . . graphic arts shot high for him . . . his next basket will be the service. JOHN B. ANDREWS Jack, a genial guy . . . hap- JOHN P. ANNUZZI Big John, lots of fun and lots iw A Qi N . C - piest when hunting or boating ...a snappy veep of his Junior homeroom . . . shot for bas- kets or teed off . . . a foot- ball'er, too . . . main obiective is to enioy life . . . the ticker tape atracts him. ROSE M. AVENI Ro, girl with o magic smile . . . spends leisure time at the movies and bowling . . . lent charm to her CYO . . . iust wild about Frankie 'CSinatraJ . . . believes that life is what you make it . . . will be a cheery addition to the Stam- ford Trust. of laughs . . . forever sport' ing a wide grin . . . drummed up business for the Siren . . . handy with a paint brush and pencil . . . easy-going dancer . . . wonderful swimmer . . . he leaves us guessing about his future. JANET M. BABULA Jan, our tall, charming miss . . . graced the meetings of FTA, Junior Woman's Club and Junior Classical league . . . lustrous Gingerette . . . capable hospital aid . . . her name was often on the honor roll . . . a sure success as a secondary teacher.