Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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DEDIDATIUN With unfunute prude and a dustunct sense of gratutude we deducate Our Golden Years 1960 to Mr Alton L Rhoads principal and educator Returung now after thirty fuve years Mr Rhoads has dedicated himself with dignity and dustunctuon to the advance ment of educatuon and the betterment of youth Through hus years of tireless service Alton Rhoads has achieved the hugh est tribute the field of educatuon can offer the respect admiration and loyalty of his teachers and students Mr Rhoads came to Stamford in i925 brought with hum the boundless energy and talent that has marked his career and distinguished hus work Under his adrnunustratuon Stamford Hugh School has been guided with both a firm and loving hand through the ten sions of a modern world Hus leader ship has been a dependable unswerv ung consistency to his staff and his guidance a valuable and unfaulung contribution to his students In all ways he contributed stature and depth to both his office and his school As a teacher and administrator he has left an indelible imprint on the school which he served and which he made to serve others lt us a milestone un our youth and an honor to our class that Mr Rhoads leaves Stamford Hugh School along with us to explore new worlds - - ll , II , . . , . - l I 1 I ' . I from Pennsylvania State University and , , - , ,

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A MESSAGE FRUM UUR ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Up to the present time one of the most interesting and, to me, constructive contributions the satellites have made to man is the chance which has been given us to see our earth from a different point ot view. The satellite has en- abled us to know our sphere a little better and in a different way because of the far out look it can take of things we have known intimately and in detail for a long time. This is I feel a challenge to each one who is about to be graduated from Stamford High School that he, too, be for a little while, a thoughtful scientist sending out his own satellite in order to get a better or longer view of himself. The time has come to send up your own satellite to help you ascertain what your real life goals are and with what equipment you are prepared to achieve them. Stand by for operation Satellite '60! Helen Tobin AND PRINCIPAL The customary message ofthe Principal to the Gradu- ating Class is written this year with mixed feelings. The Class of T960 and I have at least one thing in common, we are completing our work at Stamford High School together. In view of my decision to retire after thirty-five years as teacher and administrator in this school my message is in a sense terminal. While my official connection with S.H.S. will end at the close of this school year, my, emotional and devotional connection with the School will continue un- broken. The Class of T960 has been outstanding. In scholar- ship, sportsmanship, leadership and citizenship this class is top rank. Your possibilities for great achievement in the years that lie ahead are unbounded. My best wishes for happiness and success go with each oneof you. Alton Rhoods 9 .-lm ,Q INK is