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

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Business RICHARD STEARNS Editor-in,-Chief B 031' JAMES P. SULLIVAN IRVING JACOBS Business Manager Assistant Manager

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Q assic Qfnyfhs Committees for 1940 Editor-in-Ch.ief . .......... Richard Stearns Lois Ayres Dorothy Davis Donna Watkins Irene Baksys Jeanne Dorman Jane Quist Shirley Carr Haskell Grodberg Virginia Sheahan Thomas Cawley Edward Kirby Marion Spencer Jane Chafiin Eleanor Looney BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager Assistant Manager Lois Ayres Richard Carson Norma Dick . . . . . . James P. Sullivan . . . .... Irving Jacobs Edward Hall Sidney Slonimsky Pearl Lieberman Clare Weeks Oscar Rudnick SENIOR COMMITTEES Morro Jane Quist, Ch. Edward Kirby James Sullivan Genevieve O'Elynn Celia Krintzman CLASS DAY Haskell Grodberg, Ch. Benjamin Zecker Richard DeLong Lilian Murphy Janet Park Paul Restick RING AND PIN James McCann, Ch. Lois Ayres George Cianko Phoebe Thurston Armand Italiano GIFT York Zetterburg, Ch. Mary Doherty Joseph Esper Rose Sadowsky Norman Rlodgett DEDICATION James Horgan, Ch. Richard Case Shirley Carr Nan Farrell Joseph LeBlanc PICTURE Donald Abdow, Ch. Mariana Johnson Wallace Tisdell Samuel Singer Jeanne Dorman SOCIAL George Downey, Ch. Mary Gilligan Gertrude Cashen Thomas Cawley Charles 0'Connor Phyllis Dillman Thomas Bombicino PLAY Daniel Breen, Ch. Oscar Rudnick Robert Simonian Joan Hadley Jane Chaflin Marjorie Lovell Charles Debs WAYS AND MEANS Wfalter MacCarthy, Ch.. John Burton Frances Devlin Virginia Sheaban Russell Carlson SoNc Martha Carlson, Ch. Constance Malley Sidney Kravitz Paul McGrath Margaret Feeherry CAP AND GOWN Richard Stearns, Ch. Barbara Fox Paul Foley John Sutkus Marion Spencer Bennie Segal Eleven

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Pre ident, Address It is with a spirit of deep thankfulness that, in behalf of the Class of 1940, I bid you welcome to our Class Day. For two hundred young people to be assembled on a beautiful June day to commemorate the pleasant passing of their high school course means to be living in a land at peace. To our parents, grandparents, or more remote forebears to whom we owe our birth in such a country we are most grateful. To our principal and our teachers, who have taught us the ideals upon which America has been built and Whose examples, as well as instruction, has encouraged our loyalty to the principles for which Amer- ica stands, We are equally grateful. It is 1940, a year of world warg yet we in America can still partake of tradi- tional joys. We, Classical High School students, about to be graduated can, as every class for ninety-five years has done before us, spend a happy afternoon of remi- niscence. And so to our Class Day Exercises I welcome you, our friends, our faculty, and our parents. Thirteen