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

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1942 George Abdala, Army Donald Abraham, Navy Herbert Aronson, Marines Hillard Aronson, Army Ray Barrett, Jr., Marines Charles Beaulieu, Army Robert Bell, Army Christopher Brennan, Merchant Marine Lester Bressack, Army John Briere, Army Donald C. Brown, R.O.T.C. William Burke, Army Earl Burlingham, Marines Charles A. Campbell, Navy V Gilbert Campbell, Army Robert Chapman, Army George Clark, Marines Howard Clark, Army Saul Cohen, Army Robert Cohn, Army Henry Colton, Army Raymond Compton, Navy Raymond Conley, Naval Air Corps Donald Craven, Naval Air Corps Robert Crosby, Navy Alfred Curran, Navy John Dailey, Army Kenneth Davidson, Navy Harlan Davis, Army Kimon Demetrion, Army Wallace Dibble, Jr., Marines Thomas Duquette, Navy Cecil Ellison, Marines Morton Engleman, Army Donald Fitzgerald, Navy Gardner Fletcher, Army Edward Foley, Merchant Marine Frank Freedman, Navy Edward Gallagher, Army Harold Garinger, Army George Gilhooly, Navy Sanford Ginsburg, Army Gerald Glynn, Army Bernard Gordon, Army Efrem Gordon, Navy William Granfield, Jr., Army Bernard Greenberg, Army Walter Hagen, Army Robert Hallet, Army Robert Handyside, Army Nelson Harding, Navy Paul Haring, Navy Robinson Harris, Naval Air Corps Frederick Harwood, Army Albert Heaton, Army Paul Heenehan, Navy Charles Herne, Navy Crise Bie ANS Classical Men in Service Arthur B. Hess, Army Richard Hickland, Marines Donald M. Hill, Navy Seymour Kaplan, Navy Robert E. Katz, Navy Edward Kaynor, Army John Kennely, Army Robert Krasnoff, Navy Corliss Larson, Marines Jerome Levine, Navy Joseph Lieberman, Army Joseph Logan, Marines Leslie Mackler, Army Robert McCray, Army George McKaig, Navy Kenneth McKenzie, Coast Guard William McManus, Navy John Malone, Navy Thomas Mannix, Army Thomas Mineo, Army Harold Miner, Army James J. Mullen, Navy Lawrence Mulvaney, Marines David Nassif, Navy Walter Normandin, Army Robert Norwood, Merchant Marines Norman Pallot, Navy William Pappas, Army Richard Parker, Army Herbert Paulides, Army Mitchell Penn, Army William Pierce, Navy David L. Pitt, Navy Philip Radding, Navy Arthur Raiche, Army George St. Pierre, Army William J. Saleeby, Army Donald C. Savoy, Navy Richard Schlesinger, Army Thomas Shea, Navy Robert Sheridan, Merchant Marines Malcolm Skipton, Jr., Army Newell Snow, Army Harold Soloman, Army Hershey Starr, Army Jerome Stedman, Army Harry Storin, Army Frank Syner, Army Bernard Tober, Navy George Usdansky, Army William Utess, Army Ralph Webber, Army Frederick Weissbach, Coast Guard William Whalen, Naval Air Corps Robert Whitman, Navy James Williams, Marines Arthur Young, Marines George Zimberg, Army Air Corps 194214 Cannon Arnett Joseph Broadbent, Navy Roger Geoffrey, Army Joseph Gilchrist, Army James Harrison, Army Edward Judd, Navy Elwood Lutz, Army Jerome Lynch, Navy Allan McDonald, Army John Matthews, Jr., Army Richard Stearn, Army Richard Syrett, Army Don Webber, Army William Yates, Army 1943 Ronald C. Atwater, Navy Emilio Bassy, Army Donald F. Bent, V-12 Williams College Leonard J. Berkowitz, Army Training Program Joseph L. Bertelli, Navy Benjamin J. Bushy, Army Air Corps George Butler, Jr., Army Reserve Richard Butterworth, Vee Te lien Vere Robert B. Clune, U.S. Merchant Marine Cadet Cornelius Cornelssen, Jr., Army Francis J. Daly, Army Medical Corps Louis B. Erwin, Aviation Cadet Joseph O. Faneuf, V-12 Edward B. Feaster, Marines Robert Ferri, Army Thomas W. Ferris, Navy George Francis, Air Transport John W. Ghoreyeb, Army Roland S. Gleason, Coast Guard Otto E. Goltz, Navy George W. Goodrich, Army Edward P. Grace, Army Robert E. Hall, Army Air Corps James E. Harrington, Maritime Commission Alan S. Harvey, V-1r2 Bruce T. Harvey, Aviation Cadet Edward S. Hatch, Army Bradford E. Hosmer, Navy Frank Huckins, Naval Training School Robert Hurley, M. M. Cadet Corps Thomas Hurley, Navy Warren Jackson, Army Waliv bak Robert Jacobs, Army John Joseph, Army Air Corps Anderson Kelley, Air Corps Walter Langlois, A. S. T. P. Thomas Lareau, Merchant Marine Reserve Arthur Laurilliard, Army AldericLeger, Army Air Corps Ralph Leland, Marines Robert C. Lettis, Air Force Thomas J. McCaffrey, Army Charles McCormick, Army William McKenna, Army James L. Marchese, Navy Irving Moore, Army Air Corps John Newell, Navy Roland Peters, Army Medical Corps Roger Pih!, Navy William Poole, Navy John Radebaugh, Army John Robinson, Naval Air Corps Donald Rosenburg, Army Saul Rubin, Navy Lewis Shaw, Navy V-12 William Sheehan, Army Air Corps Bayer J. Silver, Navy Leonard Skvirsky, Army Jerome Slavin, Army Reserve Harold E. Smith, Enlister Reserve Harry Spaight, V-r2 Campbell Sullivan, Army Frank Tehan, Army Dante Villani, Army Wesley Ward, Navy Allan Wiley, Navy James Wolf, Navy Thomas Wrenn, Army Edward Zoltowski, Army 194316 David Anderson, Navy Edward Barsom, Army William Foster, Navy Morton I|. Goldstein, Army Air Corps Russell Chase, Navy Robert Hogg, Army William Powell, Navy Herbert Van Loan, Navy Robert Wallace, Army Air Corps Reserve Robert Woody, Army — Ski Troops 1944 Robert Aschenbach, Army Engineers Frank Hutton, Marines Donald Kelliher, Navy Gordon Rathbun, Marines r

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Fess PS Eas Blog os AND Weebl ls Laks nE TIDNOR ROLL TS. PRESENTED TO DRSHIEe On January 17, the Service Honor Roll was presented to Dr. William C. Hill by Richard McMahon on behalf of the Student Government. At the impressive dedication exercises, Captain Neil O’Malley of the Marine Recruiting Office and Lt. Commander Margaret Disert of the Waves’ School in Northampton were guest speakers, The Honor Roll is the work of the Student Government, who compiled the list and obtained the neces- sary financial support for the project. It is intended that the roll shall include the names of all Classical graduates, beginning with the class of 1910. The Student Government realizes that the list may be incomplete and will be glad to be informed of any omitted names. The Honor Roll, of which a small part has been printed on the next page, is mounted in the corridor near the assembly hall below the mural which is pictured above. The two hemispheres represent the conti- nents of the world and symbolize global war. The large American eagle grasps in its talons the arrows of war and the olive branch of peace. The head of the eagle is turned in the direction of peace. The background represents the different environments of our fighting men. The mural was done by students in the art department.

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d Iaalia bales Bul AND Wieden We the Students of Classical High School dedicate this book to ree Willian stealth who this June completes his thirty-fourth year as principal of the best school in the solar system. We thank him for his kindness, his skill, his wisdom, his under- standing. We revere him for the high ideals of scholarship and character which he has made a part of the Classical tradition. And we assure him that we shall never forget the Categorical Imperative of Immanuel Kant which he has made in truth so large a part of the Classical social consciousness,