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

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NED W HE ieee VERE COs Assistant Principal

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ibice oad es AND As: We 6 es Our schools, especially those devoted to likeral education, have a tremendous stake in the war. In a totalitarian state business and industry go on. Manufacturers make goods and merchants sell them. But freedom of the mind, the search for truth, do not exist. Teachers teach as they are ordered, and the minds of youth are shaped in the pattern directed by the government. But thissisenotecatotalitarian state. «his is tree America. Here, in a Classical High School, whose purpose is liberal education, whose very name suggests the best that man has thought and said and done, we are mindful of our high calling. We pledge ourselves to work and to fight that teaching and learning may remain free in this free land; that the highest aim of liberal education, the development of human personality, may continue to have meaning. dle 2. CK2e —q—

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Sha as Oe! Breer Po 1D Woe en BES EINGISE DEPARTMENT Back row: Raymond E. Fenner, Harry R. Jeffrey, Edwin E. Smith, Irving D. Baker. Front row: Adelaide H. Brown, Christine M. Sauer, Clara B. Hawks, Sarah C. Porter. Not in picture: Robenia F. Anthony. DHE ORFICE TAPE From left to right: Elizabeth Stone, Marie Stone, Amy Bartlett, Marian Holland. , — Ii —