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

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Classicalis more than good Classical’s library is run under the very competent hand of Miss Isabelle Brown. Miss Brown obtained two degrees in classics from Mount Holyoke, and from Syracuse University she received her degree in library science. Maintaining the library is a never-ending task, and the librarian’s duty encompasses ordering new books as well as keeping track of what is already on hand. When not in the library, Miss Brown enjoys sewing, reading, and traveling. Classical’s typing teacher, Miss Dorothy Porter, has a significant influence over the development of Clas- sical students. From her they learn the skills necessary for term papers and college. A graduate of Ohio Wes- leyan University, Miss Porter is also business adviser to Blue and White. In her free time, Miss Porter en- joys reading and traveling. The school nurse, Mrs. Rose Burns, is a comfort to all ailing Classical students. A graduate of Mercy Hos- pital School of Nursing, Mrs. Burns also serves the junior high.

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the school running smoothly Mrs. Vi Creanza is a teacher's aide. Among her du- ties are typing tests, correcting papers, and running the copying machine. New to Classical this year, Miss Dorothy Healy aids in gathering and mailing college applications for sen- iors. A secretary in the guidance office, Mrs. Carol Sengle takes phone calls, makes counselor appoint- ments, and aids students in filling out college appli- cations. 15

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teachers and administrators Classical’s cooks: front row: Mary Seaver, Attilia Zorrzi, Rose Gallerano, Peggy Lyon, Carmella Bisi. SECOND row: Bertha Cannon, Marion Schwarz, Dora Rickson, Josephine Saracino. Chief of custodial services Mr. William Paige, along with his entire staff, gives Classical the constant atten- tion any old edifice requires. Mr. Angelo Odato, who keeps the Classical annex clean, is setting up a striking Christmas display. 17