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

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0881.0 l'0RlNll'I l'liI'IS lfllll IQIIIII CLASSIC NIYIIIS HU, XIII? EIII'ror-I'II-CIII'ef . ............ l'lI.UltIiXlIlC XIIIXII-'ll-1l.lt Robert Alpert Cenexrieve Antonieu Shirley Cohen Yirginia Day Iiuville ITIIl5IIqIIe BIISIIICSS Iilanager JISSIISIUIII Illfzlmger Shirley Albert Edith Argofl Charles Be-skin ivz w . Ilaskell Clnns Louis Iloldrosen Iielen Urnzclis Hlossoni Iiliirisitz Veronif-a Iiainentlulis ISISIMCSS BOAHIJ Ilorotlly Brir-kinan Muriel Cook Martha Hall COMMITTEES Irene livrsis ,lane IIilIIlt'l' 5flXl1l In Illf' liutli Nlalley i'lltII't'lll't' Margolis . . I'I:I.IK IIIIICI . . . jII:II.IIoI.IIt.IrI Iiobert IIIII'witI'lI liayinoncl l,aIIoI-he XVIIQLIIIILI Xlalo SOCIAL RING AND PIN Robert Maher. CIIaI'rIIII1II Betty Athy Edward Yarovk. CII. Shirley Albert Sherborne Sirnonds Mary Murpliy Frank Iionneau Doris Illazei Horace MCCowan jean Sawyer James Artliur PII:TI'RI: IJI:IIII:A'rIox Robert Alpert. CVII. ,lean Bollinger lVIadalene Kixlan. CII. Cladys Carlson Nancy Orrell Frank XYlllilI2lX'Ii'll Lester Bolton Helen XII-Fxoy Stanley lVIodzelewski ,Ierrold Cote PLAY Som: Charles Beskin. CII. Alice Arey Wilfred Falling. CII. Arlyn Ilivk Frances Howard Robert Donahue Luville Uiiliuque l,Lllllfll Dim-k Betty Winebell Shirley Uverend Frank Fisher CLASS DAY GIFT Burton Franklin. CII. Ruth Kolb Hamilton XIIAKI-I'I'Im. CII. Geraldine Foley Fred Barton Martha Hall Frank NIVNLIIIILIIYI Shirley Whiteoinb Harriet liiniberly KI-ith Skillin Morro Vifxxes Axn Mmxs Irene Kersia. CII. Robert Perron Harrison Taylor. CII. john Dolan Edward Swan Florenc-e Newfield Carl NoI'rll.meI'g IIarbara Morgan Veronica Karnendulis Xanvy Tiger ffl f'I If II

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...' 0' is , , Pro. ideiltfv llddnws ,if 9,eoUz,ge l3',L1LafLaZZ It is quite likely that the class of lflfiil. assemlmlerl liere for nearly ilu- last time. is entertaining a feeling of hntility--a sense ol happiness that a gootl jolt has ln-cn well clone. This, of course, is natural. liul it is perhaps well to milim- lliat tht- lol: is not clone. This is not tlic cncl, it is tht- lwginning-the 1'onimenccmcnt ol a new lilc. which will be more interesting and enjoyalmle, and which liolfls promise ul more worthwliile things in the future. as a result of our four years of cllort within thesi- liallowecl halls. Now we step from the theoretical into the practical---from a worlcl of lnooks ancl lessons into a liarassecl. war-torn worlfl of unsteaflying influences anrl liitlcr flisap- pointments. Nwertheless. let us lace it lwrarely. conficlent in the realization that lic- cause of our High School training we stand on a little firmer grouncl. tlllfl arc. per- haps. a little lietter equipped to meet. struggle with. and conquer tht- rough spots along the path that lies lu-fore us. It is in this spirit. therefore. that l. on lmelialf of the class ol ltlfitl. cortlially welcome you. our parents. friencls. and instructors to our Class-Day exercises. You. we are confident. are aware of our fleep appreciation of your sacrifices. your efforts on our liehalf ancl the inspiration you have lent us. it is to you we are inflelwtccl lol' a sulmstantial start along this pathway. lmasecl on a hearty respect for knowledge, ancl love of simple truth. It remains for us to liuilcl upon that beginning. so that it may some clay he truly said the world is a somewhat better place lmecause we liaxc liwfl in it. Let us make that our goal. and may each and every one of us. who is almout to leave our beloved institution. attain it. Once again. therefore, l extend to you our sincere welcome. T1IIAI'fFl Il