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

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MRS. BEMIS We owe much to Mrs. Bemis for the generous, a- bundant help she has given us in our three years at Class- ical. We are grateful too for the valuable suggestions she has offered so willingly in all our work. Tact and enthus- iasm are two of the most out- standing characteristics of Mrs. Bemis. It has been a real privilege to enjoy her friendship, Mrs. Bemis with Karin Johnson [left] and Jean Cannon [right | MR. FINN Mr, Finn is constantly in demand by many Classical- ites for. numerous requests of assistance and information. He may start the day by first straightening out a confused Freshman’s program, then gently breaking the news of the B.U. Test to a Junior, and lastly advising a Senior on col- lege preparation. On the lighter side, Mr. Finn attends Classical’s sport games as an official representative of our school. Mr. Finn and Adele Nalepa 13

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MR. SWEENEY A kind and understand- ing friend in every respect who is never too busy to say an encouraging word is Mr. Sweeney. Classical welcomes Mr. . Philip Sweeney, our new vice- principal, and hopes he will enjoy his work here. MR. MARSH Although Mr. Marsh was with us only a short time, his patience and sincerity made a favorable impression on all at Classical High School. Al- ways willing to aid a student in need or trouble, he soon gained the reputation of an impartial and just assistant- principal. Ts

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Miss Elizabeth Stone and Miss Margaret Footman take care of the numerous records for Classical High School students. Miss Ethel Johnson gets out that im- portant daily bulletin. Miss Evelyn Lucas is just getting her breath after having answered numerous telephone calls in the course of a busy morning.