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

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SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1962 Charles V. Ryan, Jr., Mayor, Chairman Mrs. Dorothy S. Robinson, Vice-Chairman Mr. Robert T. Bogan Mr. Romeo J. Cyr Mr. William H. Davids on Mr. Theodore E. DiMauro Mrs. Mary M. Lynch SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1963 Charles V. Ryan, Jr., Mayor, Chairman Theodore E. DiMauro, Vice-Chairman Mr. Robert T. Bogan Mr. Romeo J. Cyr Mr. William H. Davidson Mrs. Mary M. Lynch Mrs. Dorothy S. Robinson CENTRAL OFFICE OF THE SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM | 1962 Dr. T. Joseph McCook, Superintendent of Schools Dr. M. Marcus Kiley, Deputy Superintendent of Schools Dr. Alice E. Beal, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Joseph E. Buckley, Assistant Superintendent of Schools 1963 Dr. T. Joseph McCook, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Alice E. Beal, Deputy Superintendent of Schools Donald G. Gifford, Acting Assistant Superintendent of Schools Joseph E. Buckley, Assistant Superintendent of Schools

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RINGFIELD CITY LIBRARY The Blue and White CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL Springfield, Massachusetts 1963

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Foreword “Reflections” is, for Classical students, the memories of the year, Memories of Administration, | Of those who lead, cajole, inspire, provide, because they care — The teacher giving a demonstration, His students perched on the desks; The nurse listening to students’ problems — She knows that headaches have many causes; The smiling lunchroom corps, alert and ready Before the noontime’s double-rush; The counselor and the student, deep in a problem, Walking in step through the corridor; And Mr. Freme talking to students in his office — Making them better men. “Reflections” created by students is lasting and dear, Couples loitering in the alcoves before the morning bell; The Senate Tablet and the Bulletin Board which honor students; The open locker revealing clothes, shoes, food, and books; The patrol boy on duty, talking to his friends; Or, in library and study hall, intent faces of students — Becoming intellectual men. “Reflections” of student activities is pleasant — Dances fostering happy social bonds, Committees for Proms and Class Book, The clubs which satisfy and expand individual interests, And playing field and court where skill and spirit thrive — And students become fair men. “Reflections” holds the past in memory and prophesies the days to come.