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

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,,, ',:,. 'A-A: ','..,.,, , .,,. l1-' 3 1 i . . t ii A ,Q V ,.x1..1,. 1 ,2,i5':f,5-2.- ...352:.E:5.Li5qf I . ' xg' 1.x , 3 ' g f ,,. .-. i . fp.. I me W Z I- 'if 5 ., E., the members of the CLASSIC MYTHs Board of 1934, 7 . Q- have earnestly endeavored to make this a Work worthy of our class and of our high school. ln it we have tried to 3 ' - . .5 stamp with permanence the fleeting impressions or high 'N -5 i school days, to chronicle events and records and also to in- uit ,i terpret and correlate the manifold phases ol this our high Qi. X' school life. We hope it may serve to awaken memories in time to come and may furnish to each and every member of ,ld '. gf J .1 g, the class pleasant and happy memories of our high school '117 -- , . . 25 experiences. We extend special appreciation to Miss Ethel 1, 55 M. Smith for her invaluable assistance in the work or the 3. 'r 3 art departmentg to Iosephine E. Healey for her able super- 'ff .5 vision of the editorial staffg to Mr. Fred I. Brennan and Mr. ' ' Matthew Couming, who supervised the business board, .- ,ha - for their loyal and staunch supportg and to Mr. Bester C. if 5 ff' '-'- Weed for the competent manner with which he so success- '15 v at l fully managed the photographic department. 7- .H el - , I. I - t. I1 ,,. I 'l- ' A 1. if 11: . fi W vs 'was -.---4+ 1 ts, . - '- uf ' , .A Lrmnrz 4282211

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CLASSIC MYTI-IS BOARD

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To JCOHN D. NIQCKINIUEY LE 'I4IiAflllIili AND .x CliEliISllEIJ FRIEND FRUINI WIICJNI Hmm IJILXRNEII TIIIL Tumi NIILXNING Ulf Aux PETE Tum X'ULI'lXIE or Cllassilc Myths Is REwuc:TFL'LLY IVJEDICATED.