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

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CLASS OFFICERS President. e« « e« o Vice President. . LVreASULer sie “eises © pecretarye » e « « Member-At-Large. . 670 6 e J e eWilliam Welch » e eraul Scheer e e Sally Heggie - e Susan Grodin - Blizabeth Taft ADVISORS Mrs. Norma Conniff Miss Elizabeth Dean Mr. George Andrewes ino krancis Giry CLASS BOOK Editor-In-Chief, ° Associate Editor ° Business Manager ° Art: Ha1CoOreiescme ° Jerilyn Ab o ¢ ¢@ @ COMMITTEE History. -e Ballot . e Wi Ti. aes Prophecy . e e ° e oe e a e a STAFF - Carolyn Dickey eo e ovames Lomax e e eManny Smith barmy Schiller Ss rahams, Judy Matatall CHAIRMEN Theodore Quinlivan - e e vames Landis e smeraulinewocury e « Kathleen Grady Typist: Agnes Miles Printer: Springfield Offset

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ass Hetory The scene is a dark, gloomy little room on the fifth floor of Classical High School. Seated cross-legged on a dusty old satin pillow is the Qld Chinese Philosopher, who arrived in September, 1957 unnoticed in the throngs of anxious Freshmen. Laden down with ostrich feather pens, India ink, and huge leather-bound scrolls in which he was to record carefully the entire history of the class of 1960, Ming Foo Lung, son of Collapsed Lung, made his way wearily up the creaking stairs to remain for three years in this same obscure corner. As the scene opens, in the spring of 1960, a small frightened looking Freshman boy appears on the threshold of Ming Foo's hideaway, his eyes filled with tears, his arms filled with books, and his mind filled with wonderment and apprehension. MING FOO: Ah so, most honorable small frightened-looking Freshman boy, what ; a tY 4. cloud of darkness has descended bringing 3 % 4 xy « such sadness into your realm of exis- he a if e we tence? x : a BOY: Er, Excuse me, uh, (looks incred- ulously at the mysterious figure before him) sir, I was just on my way to the gym...e.-e(dries his eyes on his sleeve) I think I got a little lost. MING FOO: Most honorable understatement. Are you contented here at Classical?