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

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“cibibapreniesicainomenenesiiaodenbaiiiodment ‘diceeenasnaieammabaciitee ascendant ra) Besides teaching Spanish, Miss Mary E. McCarthy is adviser to the Spanish Club. Outside of Classical, Miss McCarthy enjoys reading and gardening. Miss McCar- thy is a graduate of College of Our Lady of the Elms and Springfield College. 26 Teachin g lan guages mvolves Mr. A rnold Matz is a graduate of American International College, the University of Massachusetts, and Middlebury College. Besides teach- ing both German and Spanish, Mr. Matz is a freshman class adviser and head of the German Club. Although he enjoys all sports, golf is his favorite. Mr. Matz’s hobbies include coin and stamp collecting. Because of her deep interest in French, Miss Irene B. Meunier is a French teacher and chairman of the French Club. She is also a typing in- structor. Miss Meunier is a graduate of College of Our Lady of the Elms, Laval University, and Assumption College. She is interested in garden- ing, music, French literature, and travel.

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dwareness oO f other cultures Mrs. Carol Hosenfeld is a French teacher, and also serves on the Classical High School Curriculum Committee. Mrs. Hosenfeld’s favorite spare time activity is music. She is a grad- uate of Barnard College and Middlebury College. Mr. Raymond Lussier has attended Assumption College, Springfield College, the University of Rennes, and the Univer- sity of Massachusetts. Mr. Lussier is the adviser to the Classical Stage Crew and is the chairman of our fine language depart- ment. Outside of his school work, Mr. Lussier is also a pro- fessional transporter. He especially enjoys bowling and camping. Mr. Euclid ]. Lague is one of Classical’s French teachers. He has attended many college s, among them Rhode Island Col- lege, Middlebury College, the University of Paris, and Brown University. In his spare time Mr. Lague is active in the Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine, and he enjoys photography and tape recording. 25

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instruction, demonstration, and interrogation Both a French and Hebrew teacher, Dr. Philip Miller is also adviser to the Hebrew Club. He was a student at City College of New York, Teachers Institute, the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Yeshiva University, West Virginia University, Hebrew University, and the Uni- versity of Rennes in France. Although synagogue and community orga- nizations take up much of his spare time, Dr. Muller finds moments to enjoy art, music, and literature. 7 a Mrs. Jeanne M. Wessman, a French teacher, is new to Classical this year. She is a graduate of Smith Col- lege, Middlebury College, and American International College. Visiting museums, cooking, and music are Mrs. Wessman’s favorite diversions. Mr. Alberto Zavala, who is originally from Peru, lived in India be- fore he became a Spanish teacher at Classical. A graduate of Baker Uni- versity and George Peobody College for Teachers, Mr. Zavala previously taught geography, sociology, and psychology. He enjoys lecturing, travel- ing, and sports. 27