Classical High School - Classic Myths Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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jfuremurh The primary purpose of this Aftermath is to unite foreverlthe members of the class of 1922. Never again will our class reassemble in its entirety, but through the medium of this book, we shall be united in spirit. Lack of space prevents this volume from containing a full account of the last four years, but in so far as is possible, it is a resume of the accomplishments and activities of the class, and of its individual pupils. We have earnestly endeavored to make this work worthy of our class and our school, and we hope that our efforts have not been wholly in vain. For our classmates this book should be a souvenir to treasure, so that for each and every member of the class it may furnish pleasant and happy memories in the years to come.

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BOARDS L l+IDl'l'0RlA AND SINICSS l I3 'l'll A l 'l'l'l li M A

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Qppreniatiun The members of the Aftermath Board wish to gratefully ac- knowledge the assistance of everyone who has in any manner con- tributed to this volume, and to thank all who have made possible this publication by their advertising. We extend special appreciation to Miss Helen D. Marshall, whose assistance in the work of the Art Department was invaluable, to Miss Florence M., Powers, for eflicient supervision of the Editorial Department, and to her assistants, Miss Elizabeth E. Peirce, Miss Eleanor Cosgrove, and Miss Mary A. Waite, who lent willing aid in the corrective work and compilation of our Aftermath, to Mr. George D. Hearn, who successfully managed the Photographic De- partment, and to Mr. George B. 0'Flynn, who with the assistance of Mr. George W. Howland, supervised the Business Board with his usual competence.