Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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QM I5 a-.ai JUDITH E ANDERSON Judy perfection itself adorned the honor roll vrvacious French Club member added spice to Junior Women s Club and Rainbow Girls happy Yearbook and Siren agent will patiently help our younger generation with their read ing writing and rrthemetic FRANK M ANZALONE Frank sportsmen of the campus track Varsity football baseball and basketball take up most of his time made a hit in Italian Club vice president of Nobles hopes to attend college after graduation 45 STUART G. ADELKOPF Stu, lad with the violin . . . active member of SHS Orchestra . . . played in Stamford Symphonette . . . often broadcasts, What are you saying kid? . . . tinkers with the old jalopy . . . Stamford's loss will be the Navy's gain . . . someday may fill your gas tank. RICHARD W AGOSTINO Rich a tall dark and handsome lad an avid fan of all vehicular models often exclaims What do you know? will stop off at the Air Force and then make his mark in the automotive field RENE Al Rena our blue eyed blonde haired Frenchman active member of IRC and German Club starred on soccer field loves dancing and dogs looks ahead to college for a chemistry degree LINDA ANDERSON lm quiet and likeable miss radiant member of French and Latin Clubs victor of first and second honors active CYO member next on agenda college ELMER D ARMSTRONG Elmer an active lad faithful as class representative a 'azz lover chosen as prexy of church youth group lent his voice to A Cappella and Sophomore Choirs worked hard for Biography Committee he will take his talents on to college I8 DIANE M. AGNES Di, blonde hair with green eyes . . . starred in Junior and Senior Class Plays . . . member of Safety Council and Writer's Workshop . . . helped direct Sophomore Play . . . our Jun- ior Woman often exclaims, Good grief . . . College of New Rochelle is her next goal. BETH AILMAN Sam filled with good cheer sings Interesting melodies with the A Cappella Choir has real inter est in swimming tennis and boating goyfully states Here I Am' economics ranks high among her favorites looks happily at a secretarial career BARBARA .I ALBONIZIO Barb happy go lucky AA Agent in her Junior year YWCA and CYO welcomed her presence spends her leisure time bowling swimming and dancing advo cates Life is what you make it is attracted to secretarial work -3'-5, lf'-ie-f

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Q FINE ARTS Robert Lindsay -'fd' FRENCH Not Picfured Pat Close SPANISH Andy Brand gf' j 1? .. I SCIENCE Barbara Gordon, Barry Weissman ENGLISH Barbara Gordon, Robert Wilson 1:55 ITALIAN Grace Milano MUSIC Ken Langevin, Ann Raglan Ellie Bowman

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MARY ELLEN ARNOW Mary Ellen, sweet as sugar . . . often seen surrounded by paper and paints . . . faithful member of CYO . . . avid Tennis and Archery Club member . . . either the business or art world will capture this talented miss. MARIE A. ARRUZZA Marie, cyclone of activity . . . purse of FTA was in her hands . . . worked as production aide for class plays . . . graced Hi-Y and CYO . . . served as Siren and AA agent . . . swung the bat for softball team . . . a mem- ber of Jr. Classical League . . . she will make a charming teacher. HILDA I. AYALA Hilda, sparkling brown eyes adorn this package of sincerity . . . sparked Spanish Club meetings . . . whizz with a needle and thread. . .charm- ing smile . . . remarks, Are you kidding me? . . . plans to be a beautician. RICHARD C. ARNOW Dick, our blond outdoor boy . . . interests vary between folk songs, hiking, camping, and art . . . presi- dent of YPF and treasurer of German Club. . . head man of color guard and vice-president of Junior Classical League . . .JCYC representative . . . this cross country lad will succeed as minister. EDWARD C. ASKEW Eddy, our redhead with the ready smile . . . valuable asset to the MYF, church choir and the A Cappella Choir . . . his interests revolve around art . . . a stay at the Silvermine Art School is next on the agenda and then on to the field of commercial art. JOYCE BACKER Joy, one of the greatest. . . handled purse for IRC . . . faithful Sophomore representative . . . worked hard for Our Golden Years . . . attended French Club meetings . . . likeable Junior Woman . . . held a spot on the honor roll . . . the future reveals her on a college campus. 3 i- iv! FREDRICK A. BAER Mgr., the handsome lad with the big brown eyes . . . an inspiring manager of the football and basket- ball teams . . . capable AA acient for three years . . . participant of Sop- homore and Junior Class Plays . . . answered roll call at AZA meetings . . . next in view is UConn and the accounting profession. ROBERT BANFIELD Bob, talented with a brush . . . enioys all sports and participated on the soccer team . . . belongs to the Siren Art Staff , . . painting and tennis occupy his spare time . . . exclaims, Wow . . . plans to attend art school . . . will enter the field of commerical art. I9 aif' G iff 'V TS, J' 'Uv BARBARA A. BAl.EN Barb, quiet and likeable hazel-eyed miss . . . took an active part in IRC and FTA . . . faithful member of the Adelphis, Hi-Y, Junior Women's Club and CYO . . . permanent honor roll resident . . . music takes up most of her time . . . UConn's campus will be next stop. DAVID T. BARKER Dave, a fellow we are glad to have in our class . . . high scoring bowler . . . lives with, Don't start a vast project on half vast ideas . . . seen often at YMCA . . . star swimmer for our team . . . sold yearbooks to his classmates . . . will study indus- trial design at Bridgeport University.