Classical High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Liha Bla AND The Ballot of the Class of 1940; Boy most likely to succeed [1, 3, 10].. PETER Facos Girlemose likely -tarsucceea a. a: aE ETHEL Cosmos Boy who’s done the most for Classical [1, 3, 10] PETER FACcOoS Girl who’s done the most for Classical [3]. . Tiny WELLS Smartesta love © rsomnras aaron: JoE PAMELIA Syaneruese waite [Ib cosansecouresao oo PuHyLiis AUSTIN Neacases Gian |r, 5 ocuuses sec CHARLIE PHILLIPS Niost populan- DO Vedli,e3 0 0Oleme ia ae PETER FAcos Most popular gith a5 Soc soo ee CAROLYN COBB Most pleasing personality, boy [6]..... Joe PAMELIA Most pleasing personality, girl....... CAROLYN COBB Best: boy mixer [0s oat Oditnnn 2k rani PETER FACOS Bestesinlimixeresr 1 mamta enmne CAROLYN CoBB IWIGStEVaAVaClOUS sla Ory arteries oe RAYMON STANSFIELD IMMOS teva C1OU Si 21g Caen neers CAROLYN COBB lnbraeoveaeste Ilene rll, od don sesonu- CHARLES PHILLIPS Prettiestocir les tars cia erro aera ney eye EILEEN DILLON @utestebo vail Ole a ae eee eee: Bit DoNovAN Guinasescidk IElane mc ho moc e nanan hapauoc Tiny WELLS G@lassishielka Ol eaeeetee terre tee Bitt DONOVAN Besticressed! cinla|S]|te yanmar EILEEN DILLON JBYaSe Ison Hie ae [vin Be Wells cosganene scx PETER Facos Besteounl Sclancersallay| penta rere Tiny WELLS Moststalkativesboy™ [05 |saee cere IRVING HocHMAN Mose ealliettcinge iqidl Pilloneancass ona- CAROLYN CoBB INMMGRE IOS JOON, oe onwohacanoaar RaYMON STANSFIELD IMostan tic clessc ir | ei emer BARBARA CALDERWOOD Glassatlirt i oes et teens okie Betty CooLiDGE Glassewitallsi| 0 eee aia nee IRVING HocHMAN Glassvantista, wie ere Arie ree Fay BREWSTER Glass politictane. sess. te eee eens PETER FAcOos Glass actressmusye ree eee ADELE POLMAN Glass: Actoritaaleie Sa Te eee PETER Facos Class: jitterbug tic. t.aeeate aa eae Joe PAMELIA Clase WErosby wre in ctor reer THOMAS PEDERZOLI Class. musicians os coe or =e eee JoE PAMELIA Classoptimnists 16]: ah au neo ee ETHEL CosMos Glass peSsinnistre sear LENORE SAGALYN Wetention kin aes, ir wee ree ere CHARLES PHILLIPS Classimanhatersann eater eee LENORE SAGALYN Classi womankadters: lente THOMAS WOISLAW Bovyerathletem |? hee ecient WENDELL WRIGHT Class: teasé..cis! oe cme Oe ere eee JoE PAMELIA Glass’ blu ft hase ten ntact nce meee eee THOMAS PEDERZOLI Class-glamotrr-cirll ates) ee an eee Betty CooLipGE Glassiboyech ascites eanie tnt ene Betty CooLiDGE GlasszciniechaSerge ici Memes enennn iene Ray STANSFIELD Favorited ance Dac =n rir GLENN MILLER Favorite sSOntw aa eh ei nee “Only Forever” Favorites cinl’smcollecesu aria st ern SMITH Favorites boys college ners tr ieee YALE Favorites book sass cee ene Famous FUNNIES Favorite ractomiean sci i aera eae JAMES STEWART Favorite AaCtreSSa ancy teraate sat nea Bette Davis Favoritesuloje Cte. ser ue: tat meer ee : cei LUNCH PavoritesoutcdOores Ont nrs seen aan FOOTBALL Luckiest one to graduate......... MAarJORIE NUGENT PaVvonitestndoonss pont tit ate nt =n DANCING Classecosmeticeiiend senna ieee Betty CooLiDGE Classidictators itis seam ae ieee ne Mr. FENNER The numbers in brackets refer to the pictures on page 23.

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Tb felts Balt Use AJIN SD We te ies Ee Artists and models seem to mix, for Barbara Calder- wood, life-long acquaintance of Fay, has finally reached the top. Yes. She too has been signed up, but as an artist’s model. She has at last fulfilled her life’s ambition. Barbara has what it takes. Miss America, world renowned artist's model. Flash! Due to the recent steel strike, the investi- gators of which were Thomas Woislaw and Edgar Liberty, numerous persons were put out of work. Un- fortunately, this presents a serious social problem, but with Ruth Griffith, noted social worker, giving her all, we're sure everything will turn out well. Attention, music lovers! A charity concert is to be given for all those interested in classical music at Radio City the 27th of this month. Dorothy Gordon, pianist, and Jean Hendry, organist, will participate in this affair. Snapped with her assistants just before she sailed. Wright, famous half-back is bidding them farewell. Flash! Beatrice Alpert, the esteemed horticulturist, has made reservations on the S.S. Savoy. She is sail- ing to South America in search of a rare and almost ex- tinct flower. What is his name, Shevy? She will undoubtedly be accompanied by her capable assistants, Alice Lambert and Katie Johnson. World renowned teachers and nurses snapped at a recent convention. Aline Wells, Edith Stromwall, and Ruth Sheridan, have at last entered the field of teaching. Aline, better known as “Tiny” is the only woman teacher ever to obtain a position at Harvard and with her ambitious character will no doubt eventually become Harvard’s Dean! Screen Beauties. Flash! Flash! Adele Polman and Phyllis Austin have at last decided to pull together. Both are well known to stage and screen and have made the first ten in the Box Office. According to rumors they have decided to become friends at last. For many years their evident dislike for each other has made good publicity, but it now seems things have changed. Both girls are rather modest, and shy away from unnecessary publicity. It seems to me that the only people who are never able to escape discovery are female movie stars, try as they may to conceal their identity by walk- ing up Fifth Avenue at noon with green goggles, slacks, and leading a tiger cub on a leash. Attention Mr. and Mrs. America. Thomas Peder- zoli, who has talked himself in and out of a lot of trouble, was seen trying to sell life insurance to Carolyn Cobb whose life is far from safe in her laboratory where she is attempting to mix green coloring in paving material to cut down the glare on sidewalks. Ethel Cosmos, the woman lawyer you know, is defending Peter Facos, the banker, in an alimony suit. Some advice to Peter:—‘‘The man who finds it difficult to settle down in one place for any length of time should never become engaged to be married, After all, a rolling stone gathers no Miss!” The novelist with her friend the playright, Elizabeth Long. Miss Jeanne Lyons, the novelist, is no longer a Miss, for in order to form a more perfect union and to insure domestic tranquility, she and Jimmy Heenehan have united in Holy Matrimony. Congratulations, Jeanne and Jimmy. And that is all for tonight and until next week this is your loyal correspondent, Walter Winchman, who sincerely hopes he will be forgiven for any slander or remarks about people living or dead. It was purely incidental.” The scene changes and I find myself back in the assembly hall. You can just imagine my surprise when I am called to the office later in the day, and am told that there has been a slight error—I was not on the maximum. I was not on the honor list, I was just barely graduatin g! [Signed] IRvING HocHMaAN, Chairman PHYLLIS AUSTIN ETHEL Cosmos BEATRICE ALPERT

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