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

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Cllass Uffieers and Committees CLASSIC MYTI-IS BOARD Editor-1'n-Chief . . . . Business Manager . . A ssixzant-Business M ana gel' . . . . . . DOROTHY CUPIT . MURIEI. MANNING . GERTRUDE BUDISH EDITORIAL BOARD Barbara Gilmore Milton Meltzer Iean MacGregor Herzl Rome Beatrice Cohen Wendell Davis Alice Fleming Melba Spaulding Mandal Segal BUSINESS BOARD Richard Rome Melba Spaulding Sarah Warner George Bridgham Theresa Kowalcyzk Mandal Segal Israel Burwick SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES CLASS DAY Foster McCafi'erty-Chairman Peter Karpowich Dorothy Churchill George Creswell Rita Mullan Richard Leary GIFT Richard Ronie-Chairman Ieanne Methot Lillian G05 Edgar Sampson Marvin Miron Morro Timothy CliiTord-Chairman I-Ierzl Rome Melba Spaulding George Shamagochian Barbara Gilmore PICTURE VVilliam Maher-Chairman joseph Comtois David Porter lean MacGregor Muriel Manning PLAY George Brooks-Chairman William Barros Iarnes Sullivan Milton Meltzer Rhoda Webster Doris Bradley Thomas Bowen Ruth Snow Leon Shapiro DEDICATION Lawrence Healy-Chairman Ruth XVheeler Samuel Shulman Ruth Leahy Arthur Moosa WAYS AND MEANS IOHN DELANEY-Chairman Phyllis Bieberbach Elmer Strong Beatrice Cohen Mandal Segal SocIAL David Hardy-Chairman Anne Chandley Leo Laskoff Christine Hakanson Charles Prentice Ruth Kinniery RING Samuel Levine-Chairman David Shean Mary Ioyce Lester Edwards Alice Fleming SoNc Margaret Ridler-Chairman Dorothy Cupit David Grodberg Hazel Mara Ioseph Bielan E I even

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resii enitfs Address of Welcome ODAY we meet for the last joyous activity of the Class of 1952. XVednesday, the day of separation, we shall meet to participate in a more solemn program. It is a pleasant custom that provides this happy day-a Class Day, of the class, for the class, and by the class. XVho of us has not looked forward longingly, perhaps fearfully, to its pleasantries? And to these festivities we welcome most cordially our parents, our teachers, ' and our friends. To our parents we extend a special welcome. For yours has been the task of keeping us physically Fit and moulding our characters to make better men and women. You have sent us here for the cultivation of . . . DIXVID POWER our minds. YNe now have our opportunity to express President to you our true appreciation of your never failing love and sacrifice. To you, faithful teachers, we owe, in large measure, any intellectual advance we have made. The far- reaching effects of your training in precision of thought and expression, in habits of study. and in reasoning, it is impossible for us to estimate. You have worked long hours instructing, encouraging, and guiding us toward this eventful day. VVe are grateful to you all. Our pathways from this day on, dear classmates, are going to diverge. Four years we have been building together yet preparing to go on separately to take up new tasks. But they have been four happy years, these in which we have come to know each other. May the memory of our high school days be light with encouragement in whatever the future holds! And so once again may I welcome, on behalf of the Class of 1932, our parents, our teachers, and our friends to this Class Day-a review of our past and a forecast of our future. Tbrrtefn