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

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Office Aids assist the guidance coun- selors and members of the office staff by delivering messages and performing routine office work. First Row: Harlene Schwartz, Barbara Aronson, Sora Kirsner, Patricia Biscotti. SECOND Row: Paula Nadlar, Barbara Frank, Louise Kennison. Mrs. Wright, (above) the quiet and efficient secretary in the main office, helps a pair of stu- dents with their problems. Mrs. Wright, Mary Sue Williamson, Douglas Filley. Working under the direction of the Springfield Health Department, Dr. Nathaniel Bennett and Mrs. Anna Coleman (below) protect the health of Classical students. The Doctor’s manifold duties include the examination of all students un der his care, re-examination of pupils for whom any remedial treatment has been advised, a visit to the school twice a week, examination of anyone detained by the nurse on suspicion of any communicable disease, or anyone absent for two days or more, inspection of the school for sanitation and ventilation, and the writing of a weekly report, submitted to the Health Commissioner. Both Dr. Bennett and Mrs. Coleman willingly advise any student on problems of health and hygiene. 15

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MISS ELIZABETH STONE Miss Elizabeth Stone allocates supplies, files the scholastic records of all students, and assists Dr. Chatto in filling out employment applications and preparing college transcripts. Mrs. Mary Sheehan and Mrs. Barbara Wright, the two secretaries in 107, perform the multifarious duties which the administration of such an institution as Classical High School imposes on the office staff. 14 Sci ROOTS

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SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Euclide Lague, Miss Christine Sauer, Miss Teresa Boylan, Mr. Donald Campbell, Dr. Aileen O’Grady, Dr. James McGuire, Miss Ruth Dickerman, and Mr. Edwin E. Smith. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT When Classical students first begin the study of the English language, some become bored and disinterested because of the intricacies of English grammar. But after a student has acquired the elementary foundation of English grammar, the study of the language opens up to him a world of wonder and delight through his clearer under- standing of English literature. Without an ade- quate English vocabulary, communication so vital in our complex life would be greatly hindered. If we lacked the ability to converse intelligently, the social world would be dull and tedious. In order to provide entertainment and educa- tion for the modern generation, Classical High School requires each student to take English for three years. So that no one will be disappointed, several choices are offered from which he may choose the one best suited for his needs and tastes. This selection includes literature, composition, and courses in journalism and special English. Our competent English staff is made up of seven teachers: Mr. Edwin E. Smith, chairman, Miss Teresa Boylan, Mr. Donald Campbell, Miss Ruth Dickerman, Mr. Euclide Lague, Dr. James McGuire, Dr. Aileen O’Grady and Miss Christine Sauer. PREPARING FOR COLLEGE BOARD EXAMINATIONS 16 First Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Benjamin, Jane Cowles, Ann Stacko- witz, Sandra Makara, Robert Holbrook. Seconp Row, LEFT TO. RIGHT: Peter Carando, Elizabeth Cromack, Ann Faller, Glenda Shapiro. Turrp Row, LEFT TO. RIGHT: Constance Bradlyn, Kay LeVan, Carolyn Freedman, George Nassar. Fourtu Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Couchiaftis, Carol Doneilo, Warren Kinsman. Firth Row: Beverly Stein. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harrison Dolan, Marie Cook, Toby Weber.