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

Page 11 text:

Mr. Ressler’s robust manner and ever-present humor will always have a place in the heart of every student fortunate enough to have been in one of his classes. DonaALp RESSLER Ardiratinn These three teachers have devoted many years of their lives to the education of Classical youth. In gratitude for their magnanimous contribution to Classical High School, the Blue and White for 1954 is affectionately dedicated to Mrs. Crane, Miss Hewitt, and Mr. Ressler. ]

Page 10 text:

MARION CRANE Miss Hewitt taught by her actions and example that wisdom, perhaps the rarest possession, can be gained only by the constant use of knowledge. Anyone who has ever known her will never forget Mrs. Crane’s kindly good nature and readiness to assist any student willing to try. Harriet Hewitr

Page 12 text:

Highlights Sept. 2 Mr. Williams replaces Mr. Sweeney................. One for one Sept. 9 PaTstiD ay ole SCHOO lim rete mmm tecrtr cs ..75 cers -eectene “Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning” Sept. 28 PIDSASO pen i OUsemeeree met tott asters scse-socesser +res Food for all Oct. 12 UnitedsNatione tripe b Valin wiect.....5.scceser Classical at the Bronx Zoo Oct. 20 RediGrossensaem lyre mercecestecctcce+.oe0c csr Doctor in the house? Octea2 Freshie Day ending with Harvest Hop............. Dig those crazy rags! Oct. 28 Report, Gards ios cd erste ttn tec cca. erect oases Are those my grades? Oct. 30 WMLSP Convention at Univ. of Mass.............. Victory Nov. 13 Education Week Assembly — Dr. Hill............. Welcome, neighbor! INOVat 20-0008 sLhankscivinveet oliday ane tee cee eae secon vraer Turkey sandwiches everywhere Dec. 1 Mire Donalds hecslensrelircsmers tr. te-.ce: ces Our loss Decwrz Bates College Award and Dr. Romita replaces Vireessleries.eren a0. cesereete Our gains Dec. 3 Senior Class committees announced................ Worry, worry, worry Dec. 4 Basketball Jamborecen anwetet. career Classical downs Tech Dec. 15 (GUTIShaaed GONCEL eee e emer cesar ee eae “Alleluia” Dec. 16 Report: Ghirdsrissieds 2... so. eae What will the folks say? Dec. 23 ChristmasoV acation!) bepins.n1ee eee “And visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads” Jan. 4 Back to school iit. eee eee And back to work Jan. 15 Lt. Gov. Whittier speaks at Classical.............. “T kissed her on the nose.” Janss25-508° .GA ROUSE ee eee Deep in the heart of TEXAS Feb. 10 Report (Cardsiissued 2h. eee The shock treatment Feb. 19 Midwinter: Vacations eee “Baby, it’s cold outside” Mar. 31 Report) Gards issued tt. ccse..e.teee eee The double whammy Apr. 23 Spring’ Vacationjerr r 4.1-060c eee The pause that refreshes May 7 Junior ‘Prom. fciceee eet cto ee et eee Long live the queen May 19 Report Gardsassucd eee.) te eee The Thing from outer space May 25 Spring: Concertes. ccc eee eee “Battle Hymn of the Republic” June 3 Senior Banquet and Class Day....................00+ Be happy, go lucky June 4 Senior Prominent etree ee Oh, how we danced June 8 Graduation: , anscosdseocisosedre eee eeeremen I'luttering butterflies June 25 Summer Vacation begins and Report Cards issued Adios, amigos