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

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Class Olfliicers President . . . GEORGE STEVEINS Vice-P1'esia'en.r . ELIZABETH C. MCDERMOTT Secretary . . . MARY L. lX4ILLER Treasurer . . . PAUL SULLIVAN CLASSIC MYTHS BOARD Editor-in-Chief . . ..... Mary L. Miller Business Manager . . . Morgan Prentice Assistant Business Manager . . . . Louise Frantz EDITORIAL BoARD BUSINESS BOARD Madeline Army Robert LaRoche Virginia Allard Chester Cotton Anne Crosby Alice Lawton Francis Boyce Sylvia Goff Mary Cummings Sarah Peaslee Louise Shippee Chester Eaton Mary Robertson Elizabeth Wheeler SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES BANQUET Paul Sullivan, Chairman Mildred Casey Betsy Blackinton Louis Zurlis George Crosby CLASS DAY Elwood Page, Cliairman Mary Cummings Marjorie Ryan Edward Diamond Richard Sampson DEDICATION Iohn Keenan, Chairfnan Alice Moore Mary Reardon Reginald Needham Floyd Pero CIIFT Bernard Hebenstreit, Clzaiwnan Mary Miller Elizabeth Wheeler Albert Merrick George Webster WAYS AND MEANS Edmund Rorhemich, Chairman Marjorie Mohler Elizabeth O,Toole Nathan Sneiderman Iames Foley DANCE Chester Cotton, Chairman Chester Eaton Berge Tashjian Louise Shippee Ann Crosby MoTTo Peter F. Sullivan, Chairman Evelyn Wilson lohn Maher Alice Lawton Philip Morse PICTURE Vincent O,Neil, Chairman Mary Robertson George Hodglnnson Rosemary Ridler Charles Howell RING Richard Rhodes, Chairman Helen Kaplan Norman Cross Gladys Marcus Sherman Lewis PLAY Harvey Seagle, Chairman Mary Harris Lloyd lenkins Hollis Virginia Allard Sidney Levine 13 Barbara Denny VV alter Duby SONG Dann, Chairman Mary Noone Francis Walsh

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Class Officers G. STEVENS E. C. MCDERMOTT P1'c's1'denz Vice-President M. L. MILLER PAUL SULLIVAN Secremry Treasurer

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9 President s Address of Welcome EAR Parents, Teachers, Student-Friends: We pupils are assembled here today in one of the ceremonies that mark the end of our high school years. You who, as fond parents, have watched our progress through these years, felt our joys and excitement, shared our sorrows and disappointments, have been invited to attend these Class Day exercises, to take part in our final ceremonies as you have taken part in our everyday school life. Cn behalf of the Class of l930, I welcome you here today. To our teachers, also, I extend the welcome and good wishes of our class. You are the ones who have guided us through the shoals that border the channel to learning, keeping us from the reefs of wrong impressions and mis- understanding. We hope that as you see us leave your class for the last time, you can feel the thrill of accomp- lishment, feeling that we have succeeded in that you hoped for us To you, as teachers and friends, I offer the welcome and farewell of the Class of 1930. PRLSIDENT GEORGE STEvENs Fellow students, we have travelled one road together for four years. Now we approach the fork, and there are many branches. Some of us will still travel on together, but most will be scattered in many different paths. New friends and new interests will surround us, but let us sometimes remember the four years of Classical,s cameraderie and no matter where we may wander, let us endeavor to justify that Hthrill of accomplishment we wished for ourselves and our teachers. I4