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

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a cee aeRO enemmnesoce ste : Hse HISTORY TEACHERS Sranpinc: Mr. David H. Brown. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Donald Campbell, Mr. Milton Corbin and Miss Irene Horrigan. The Honorable Daniel B. Brunton, Mayor of Springfield, chats with two ; members of the Problems of Democracy class after having addressed the class on the subject of city government and his duties as mayor. Lrerr TO RicHt: Brenda Cohen, Mayor Brunton, Sandra Feldman. 20

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ALL GAUL IS DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS First Row: Martha Braf, Carol Ann Helfont, Ann Stackowicz, Marjorie Riner. Seconp Row: Gary Girard, Sara Falt, Sandra Feldman, Marcia Tarsky. THirp Row: Susan Kuehn, Joan Pannier, Martha Blanchard, Valeda Stusick. FourrH Row: Cynthia Billings, Robert Washburn, David Sack, Rosemary Knight. FirrHh Row: Miss Dean .Sranpinc: David Peat, Mario Sakellis. REGARDEZ, MES AMIS First Row: Ann Faller. Seconpn Row: Phyllis Freedman, Barbara Cohen, David Barry, Eleanor Ardiff, Lois Perrone, Patricia Shea. Tuirp Row: Linda Chester, Frederick Hallahan, Karen Breed, William Oulette, Lee Pieper, Silvia Levenson. FourtH Row: Mrs. Florence Smith, Margaret Hayes, Sandra Mourey, Richard Paveglio, Theodore Sand- quist. STanpING: Shelby Widland, Caroline Skinner. 19

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WORLD HISTORY CLASS STUDYING THE PHOTOGRAPHER First Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Ickrath, William Raffaele, Terry Trumbull. Sreconp Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Parks, Martha Ford, Nancy Jones, Pamela Reddish, Matthew Callahan. THirp Row, LEFT To RIGHT: Gilbert Black, Leone Casey, Vernon Greene, Judith Kaufman, James Reinhold, Philip Quinn. FourrtH Row, LEFT To RIGHT: Ronald Brace, Carol Cruess, Harriet Gross, Ricardo DeGrace. FirtH Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Hooper, Judith Finn, Bradford Masteroni, Paul Parks, Sheila A. Sullivan. SrxtH Row, Lert To RIGHT: Gerald Harowitz, Richard Pryce, Edward Abert. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Clever, Lawrence Cammarato. HISTORY DEPARTMENT It is very probable that after leaving school many students will choose occupations which will compel them to travel into various parts of the world. More- over, many may travel for the pleasure, alone. There- fore, knowledge of history is quite essential to most everyone. A clear understanding of politics would be quite impossible if one did not know about the United States and the other countries of the world. LOCATING FORT HENRY First Row, Ler? To RIGHT: Dorothy Guidi, Barbara Weller. Seconp Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Spicer, Leroy Hirsh- berger, Cynthia Magriel, Jacqueline Albano, Theodore Sandquist. THirp Row, Lerr To RIGHT: Diane Wentworth, Sally Decker, Douglas Hallett, Sara Falt, Bernice Field- man. FourtH Row, Lerr TO RIGHT: Eleanor Resnick, David Sack, Sandra Chisholm, Sally Cohen, Joan Cole. SranpINe, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Blanchard, Francis Donovan, Cleta Layman. Through the fine social stud ies’ courses offered at Classical, students learn a great many interesting facts about our immense universe. Our high school provides for education in American History, Modern European History, World History, Ancient History, and Problems of Democracy. Our history teachers are Mr. David H. Brown, chair- man, Mr. Milton Corbin, Miss Irene Horrigan and Mr. Donald Campbell.