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

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Class Ollicers and Committees President ............. ALBERT FARMER Vice-President . . ANNA-MARIE O,CONNOR Secretary . . AGNES STEINHILBER Treasurel' ...... . . IOHN O,REILLY CLASSIC MYTI-IS BOARD Editor-in-Chief .... Business Manager . Assistant Business Maizager' Secretary . . . EDITORIAL BOARD Ruth Reidy Beatrice Kaufman Doris Tucker Irving Skeist Pauline Arkus Carl Bergstrom Anna-Marie O'ConnOr Vitold Sukaskas . . . . GRACE TAYLOR . LEWIS SHIPMAN . AARON EDXVORIVIAN . DOROTHY SAMPSON BUSINESS BOARD Dorothy Murch Samuel Shaer Samuel Cohen Robert Daw Virginia Houghton Benjamin Silver Alfred Goldenberg Paul Riversman Adelaide Altschuler Kathleen Horgan Mildred Epstein Dorothy Strogofrr Nazir Salih Edward Iaffe Helen Tracy SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES SOCIAL SONG Robert Grant, Chairman Harvey White, Clmirnmn Dorothy Murch Anna-Marie O'Connor Gertrude Wirths Agnes Steinhilber Grace Taylor Henry Smith Gertrude Iohnson Irving Skeist Fred Knott Dorothy Strogoff PIN AND RING PLAY Pauline Arkus, Chzziwnun Pearl Masterman, ChL?Z.7 77l6Z7Z Beatrice Kaufman Frank Domblatt Dorothy Corbin Carl Fisher William Dempsey Michael Wilson Arvey Niman PICTURE GIFT Adam Pizan, Chairman Irma Illingworth, Clzzzirman Edith Beaumont Lewis Shipman lean Gifford Iohn Coyle Rachel Bell Iohn Scannell Dorthy Pollinger Lawrence Franks Abraham Beleson CLASS DAY DEDICATION Robert Rochette, Chuiwmzn Iohn Al'3X9mdf0ViCh, Chalifimfln Irene McNamara Chester Howarth lean Hunter Anthony Ignatovich Barbara Prior Nazir Salih Ruth Reidy Iohn Robertson Iacob Mooradian Thirleen

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Class Officers - - ALBERT FARMER ANNA-MARIE 0,CONNOR PI'C'5id611Z Vice-Pre51'de11t Twelve AGNES STEINHILBER IOHN 0,REILLY Secretary T1'66ZSZ47'C'7'

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Presidentls Address ol: Welcome ARENTS, Teachers and Fellow Members of the Graduating Class of 1931: - lt gives me a great deal of pleasure to welcome you most heartily on this significant occasion-Class Day. Perhaps it is no exaggeration to say that it is one of the greatest events of my life, and I know that my classmates have the same feeling regarding themselves. It is the time when the thrill of receiving such recognition of advancement is combined with the sense of the responsi- bilities to which we must look. lt is the time when we realize that we have reached a certain stage, from which we must step onto another higher one, always striving for those things for which we are best fitted by nature and circumstances. lt is the last of four of the happiest ' ' years of our lives, and, in looking back, we are proud PRLSIDENT ALBERT FARMER of having accomplished the tasks they brought usg but We also feel that, in a sense, we should be happy in going through them again. This is the time when we should express our deepest thanks to both parents and teachers for all the sacrifices they have made and the encouragement they have given while guiding us toward our life-work. Although we shall soon leave Classical High School, this does not mean that we shall forget the pleasant hours spent here. lt is our earnest hope that the gratitude which we feel towards those who have assisted us, should be expressd not only in words, but by our acts in the future. As the representative of the Class of 1931, 1 again cordially welcome you to our exercises. Fourleen