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

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Sirtinc: Miss Dorothy Parkman, Mrs. Helen Flanagan, Miss Margaret Kelley. Sranpinc: Miss Edna Marston, Mr. Leland Smith. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Every day, each one uses mathematics in one way or another. The housewife may only use it in a recipe or a dress pattern, while some man’s living may depend wholly upon his knowledge of this subject. The student, from kindergarten through college, uses it in many of his subjects. And as he grows older, he will use it in his every day life more than he does now. Therefore, it is necessary that he acquire as much knowledge of mathematics as he possibly can. Here at Classical students are given the oppor- tunity to learn new methods of applying the basic mathematical material acquired in the elementary grades to much more difficult problems. Along with geometry, algebra, solid geometry and trigo- nometry, which are excellent college preparatory subjects, Classical offers, for those interested, courses in general mathematics. The teachers of the mathematics staff are Mr. Leland Smith, chairman, Mrs. Helen Flanagan, Miss Margaret Kelley, Miss Edna Marston and Miss Dorothy Parkman.

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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.

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Y= 4X2-— 3X + 10 MATH CLASS First Row: Sandra Morey, Veleda Stusick, Barbara Kelly. Seconp Row: Frances Belcher, Deborah Howland, Barbara Levine, Marlene Stein, Suellen Williams, Stanley Zwirn. THirp Row: Harriet Cherniak, Allen Dunaisky, Allen Hitchcock, Jane Landon, Tamara Smith, John Whittier. FourtH Row: Arthur Agnos. Jonathan Brown, Ruth Davis, Karel Greenblatt, Dorothy Kerzner. FirtH Row: John Scougall, Carol MacDonald. Sranpine: Mr. L. W. Smith. Another Parabola | ‘ MATH III First Row: Richard Paveglio, Richard Romejko, Ann Zimmerman, Murray Webber. SEconp Row: Jon Prothero, Ann Laughman, Gertrude Lowell, Carol Zimmerman, Gerald Steinberg. Turrp Row: Burt Danet, Barbara Frank, Susan Ginsburg, Cleo Gorman, Barbara Grover, Fred James, Michael Kaplinsky. FourtH Row: Stephen Shelasky, Diane Wentworth, Judith Diamond, Judy Solomon, Caroline Skinner, Gordon Wood. Sranpine: Janet McIntosh.