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

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to be inquisitive and creative. Mr. Edward Lundrigan, a biology teacher, performs a difficult ex- periment concerning density. Mr. Lundrigan received his B.S. from St. Michael’s College and M.Ed. from Our Lady of the Elms. Out- side of school he enjoys fishing, his baby son, and belonging to charitable organizations. Miss Mary E. McCarthy, a Span- ish teacher, and adviser to the sen- ior class, checks attendance before beginning a strenuous day. Miss McCarthy attended Our Lady of the Elms College where she re- ceived her A.B. and then later ob- tained her M.Ed. from Springfield College. I Miss Mary K. Morris, teacher of American History and Problems of Democracy discusses her courses with parents on Open House Night. Miss Morris received her degrees from Westfield State College and Yale University. She also serves as the adviser to the Future Teachers’ Club. Music, art and stamp collecting are among her outside interests.

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Teachers inspire students Mr. Raymond Lussier, known for his keen sense of humor, enjoys a few light moments while explaining La Symphonie Pastorale. Be- sides doing graduate work abroad, he has attended the University of Massachusetts, Westfield State, Springfield College, Connecticut State College and Assumption. Mr. Howard Lynch, a physics teacher, explains the objectives of his course. He received his B.A. from Harvard, and did gradu- ate work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Outside of school he enjoys camping and music. Mr. Raymond Marr, a newcomer to Classical this year, demonstrates the ease of problem solving to Frank Pupek. Mr. Marr received his B.S. in math at the University of Massachusetts, and his M.Ed. at Westfield State. Outside of school he is a soccer and LaCrosse offi- cial, and enjoys skiing. 24

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Good teachers steer students Adviser to the National Honor Society, Mrs. Mabel Morrill sells a book to Kathy Chandler at the society’s annual Book Fair. Mrs. Mor- rill teaches Creative Writing in addition to her other English classes. After graduating from Emerson College, Mrs. Morrill earned her B.A. at Boston University. An enthusiastic traveler, she has visited many parts of the United States. » Mr. Daniel Meder, a graduate of Springfield College, Trinity College in Hartford, and A.I.C., teaches American History and Government. As adviser to Classical’s Boys’ Patrol, Mr. Meder has the sense of humor necessary to han- a8 e EF — ) } Y ‘] dle his all male homeroom. He is also the faculty manager ral Cal ») ‘ wees Pe ‘ of athletics and adviser to the Chess Club. Mr. Meder en- joys traveling and attending hockey games in his spare time. Dr. Philip Miller, versatile teacher of two languages, poses beneath the French and Hebrew signs at the front of his room. A thirteen- year member of Classical’s faculty, Dr. Miller is a graduate of the City College of New York. He received his M.A. and doctorate from the Jewish Theological Seminary. Dr. Miller, who enjoys traveling, has also studied at the University of Rennes in France and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. At Classi- cal Dr. Miller is adviser to the He- brew Club.