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

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Our kitchen staff. Mr. James O’Donnell — science “Spring tends to be my favorite time of the year with the new life it brings and with the opportunity for life to renew itself once more.’ a3

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Miss Virginia Mills — English Mrs. Diane Molaghan — English Mrs. Betty Moody — counselor ‘Seeing students mature with changed attitude, uniqueness of their own, is quite an enlightening experi- ence.’ Miss Mary Morris — social studies Mrs. Mary Mushok — math “Tf a little knowledge is dangerous, no man has so much as to be out of danger.” Mr. Joseph Nai — art “While teaching art to the students at Classical I hope that I am able to in- still a little aesthetic feeling into the students as well as techniques, so that when they complete the art pro- gram they will be able to communi- cate to the total environment on the level of their senses.’ Mr. James Nodurf — math “T think it would be abnormal not to pick Friday as the best day; for ob- vious reasons. Lunch is the best hour.”

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Dr. Vincent O’Keeffe — music ; . | a4 2 Mr. Richard Pare — math “The best time of the year is when the temperature is 90 degrees in the shade which is ideally suited for my golf game.” Mr. Alan Peck — math “T enjoy the first few weeks of warm weather in late April and early May. The months of yard and garden plan- ni ng may be begun in the welcome warmth of the sun.” Mr. Richard Pervonga — English Mr. James Phaneuf — math Mrs. Laurie Pieterse — English “And so it goes ... Miss Lorraine Plasse — English ‘The past is the sum of vague experi- ence filtered by memory, while the future is a sky-castle cast in shadows of doubt and uncertainty. Both are dreams. Only the present has the sharp edge of reality. Time and life are now.”