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

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Dr. William C. Hill We, the Class of 1946, rememter with gratitude our first two years at Classical, under the leadership cf Dr. Hill. We will never forget the motto he. taught us so well.

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If you have a question about your schoc! record, ask Miss Stone. If you wish a tran- script to go to a college, ask Miss Stone. You had better make a good record because she knows all about you. Don’t stay out of school without your parent’s permission and don’t be tardy or Miss Holland will get after you. Mrs. Russell tends to our aches and pains. She is kind and thorough but don’t try to fake a pain in order to get out of class. She has an uncanny way of finding you out. Mrs. Stone is always there on the front line. She herself likens the office to the Grand Central Station. She is the one who answers all of your questions, gets out the daily bulletin, and tends to a great amount of correspondence and reports. Mrs. Stone declares that her meanest task is checking up on detention absentees, her most pleas- urable one the supervising the sale of tickets for the annual oratorio. A corps of office aides assist Mrs. Stone. They operate the interschool switchboard, answer the telephone, operate the mimeo- graph machine, and run errands.