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

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Round-Up hy : Y Cane a 9974 Ave? ae rome oh a oe All Vocal groups join in singing at the Spring Concert 15 — Freshmen Dance 18 — Music filled our halls at the Spring Concert Rey aie ASS Iaeh leh jeahaccs Setting the Stage for Carousel 1 — Third Report Cards Received 13-18 — “Counter clockwise, please!” — Civil Defense Drills 24-25 — “Proof or Consequences” — Carousel N@ECX Having a ball at the Junior Prom 2 — “Memories are Made of This” — Junior Prom 10 — Fifth Report Cards issued 16 — P.T.S.A. presented Activities Night for the class of 1964 29 — Senior Prom at the Auditorium ani (ee be) po k= Lois James and John Young showing new Spring outfits at the Fresh- men Fashion Show The Time has Passed Quickly 9 — Classical Science Fair Hie eat newer ane Classical 9 — Senior Banquet at the Schine Inn Fashions — The Freshmen 12 — ’Til we meet again — Graduation Fashion Show 23 — Final Report Cards 24 — Fourth Report Cards released — Last day of School — The End

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S mo = SS ea eoeeest lee) Aa) ah ie lew) mp leat Aewbhe ten len) eel wy re Looking Forward to a New Year? 7 — Back to Classical 19 — “Businessmen of Tomorrow” — Jr. Achievement Assembly 24 — “Welcome Freshmen” — S.T. Dance Reconstruction at Classical os ON ini sire [Deverenam? — IPAM SUN. (Crailliene Conference 19 — P.T.S.A. Food Sale for Scholarships President Kennedy campaigning in Springfield 2 — First Report Cards issued 3 — “Buy now, pay later.” — Blue and White Drive opens 7 — Students dismissed to see Senator Kennedy 15-17 — Evaluating Committee visits Classical 18 — “If elected, I promise” — Freshmen elections pe Nex iess = esi fem les) io Classical Snow spreads a white blanket over Springfield 3 — “Snowflake Soiree” — Junior Dance 12-13 — Snow, snow, snow! 16 — Second report cards appear 23 — “Joy to the World” — Christ- mas Concert Carol Parker and Ed Oliver enjoying the Cheerleaders’ Dance 16-20 — “How we wish we had stud- ied.” — Mid-year examinations 24 — Carnation sale for Clarke School of the Deaf 28 — Cheerleaders’ Dance for the March of Dimes

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L Among the many duties of Classical principal Dr. Joseph N. Rodeheaver, are his frequent contacts with community organizations. ADMINISTRATION oO oO