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

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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Leland Smith, Miss Margaret Kelley, and Mr. Donald Vaughn. Sranp- ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Flanagan, and Miss Edna Marston. ‘ MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Today, mathematics is indispensable to our existence. It is used in every conceivable field of work and forms an integral part of our existence. The mathematics department of Classical provides stu- dents with an opportunity to apply their knowledge of mathematics practically or to use it as a basic foundation for a future scientific or mathematical career. In addition to courses in geometry and algebra, students may take a 22 fourth year mathematics course which involves solid geometry, trigonometry, and a month or two at the end of the college subjects, analytical geometry, and calculus. They also may take a twelfth grade general mathematics course which teaches the practical application of mathe- matics. The teachers of the mathematics department are Leland Smith, chairman, Helen Flanagan, Margaret Kelley and Edna Marston.

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The history of our country is a required subject for stu- dents. STANDING, LeEFr TO Ricut: Arlene Barent, Bar- bara Bennett, Oskar Hellwig, Dr. Romita, Richard Morse. EUROPEAN HISTORY Dr. Romita discusses Prussia and Austria. Lert to RicHr, Ist Row—Alan Huntley, Joan Anzal- lotti. 2nd Row—Kay Le Van, Paula Nadler, Barbara Perry, Beverly Stein. 3rd Row—Donald Bradley, Louise Kennison, Diane Guyton, Paul Sullivan, James Russell. 4th Row—Edward Ben- nett, Patricia Biscotti, Robert Merhar, Carl Ehrke, Peter Hara- ty. 5th Row—Daniel Stouffler, David Shrair, Patricia Dale, Charles Sullivan, Frances Burack. 6th Row—Marlene Zionts, Alan Ball, Anthony Bevivino, Irene Vickers, Anne Faller, Linda Haa- panen. Ancient History provides a back- ground for a study of Humani- ties. Lerr To RIGHT, STANDING: Mr. Brown. Ist Row—Judy Gold- stein, James Cole, Marian Berk- over. 2nd Row—William Nolte, Elaine Koitz, Barbara Dickey, Cynthia Billings. 3rd Row—Jean- ette Swanson, Joanne Ewing, Da- vid Kline, Ann Faller, Mary Ann Shroback, Gerald Benjamin. 4th Row—Sandra Feldman, Harlene Schwartz, Racquel Kreylin, An- drew Shroback, Barbara Bennett. 5th Row—Siegfried Wiedenmey- er, Barbara Shufeldt, Aruthur Lessing, Lois Ambush, Camilla Carlson, Elizabeth Zguro. 6th Row—Robert Powers, Herbert Neal, Valerie Vail. ;

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Math. 2 class constructs lines and proves construction. Ist Row, Lerr to Ricur: Joanna Crowe, Walter Schaeneman, Larry Maier, Cheryl Mackintosh, 2nd Row— Diana Wentworth, Mary Ellen Crowe, Gail Sias, Janet MacIntosh, 3rd Row—Suellen Williams, Edward Sundberg, Dorothy Guide, Sue Penny. 4th Row—Myrna Wood, Elaine Thomas, Selma Steingard, Robert Romejko. 5th Row—Bernice Zogry, Lor- raine Thomas, Rhoda Fisher. At BoARp— Margaret Mayberry, Mickey Webber, Mrs. Flanagan. Mr. Smith explains the volume of the spherical triangle to his fourth year math class. Lerr To RicHT: Ist Row Mary Louise Comins, William Friedman, Daniel Jordan, Donald McGregor, Marcia Phillips. 2nd Row—Frank Clement, Julian Freedman, Louis Heafitz, Donald Lepowe, Siegfried Wiedenmeyer, David Spang. 3rd Row—Pa- tricia Brown, Richard Franck, Douglas Hallett, Leigh Wilson, Oskar Hellwig, John Sheehan. 4th Row—Bob Bridg- man, Milton Douglass, Barry Gibbons, Martin Kaufman, Eleanor Missett, Robert Severance. 5th Row — Robert Armstrong, Wilma Davidson, Victor Marchese. 23