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

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BUSINESS NIALCOLM BAIRD Ezlimr-ill-Chief BOARD W , I JOSEPH DILLMAN JEAN PINES Bus in ess Mallager A sszfsmni Manager

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CLASSIC MYTHS Editor-in-Cl11'ef . Harriet Cohen George Comstock Carol O'Connell Jane Doolittle Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Committees for1942 EDITORIAL BOARD Florence Driscoll Joanne Freelander Nathan Harrison Pauline Heon BUSINESS BOARD . . . Malcolm Baird IValter Hobby' Myron Laipson Marilyn Meyer Katherine Sharfnian . . Joseph Dillnian . . . Jean Pines Donal Botway Robert Crerie Virginia Leland Kaye Butler Leonard Kanef Jeanne Ratte Janet Calder Myron Laipson CLASS DAY COMMITTEE DEDICATION COMMITTEE Kenneth O,Donnell. Ch. James Malley, Ch. Martha Clancey Pauline Charron Eugene Houlihan Marilyn Meyer Paul Moran Zaven Jardarian Marjorie Lewanos Edward Rickles Nancy Yvassell Barbara Madaus xy.-AYS AND IVIEAXS COMMITTEE Malcolm Baird, Clz. Donal Botway Elicia Carroll Norman Epstein Pauline Heon Joanne Sanford PICTURE COMMITTEE Nathan Harrison CII. John Ball Kenneth Edwards Marcia Montgomery Millicent Stevens Cynthia Tunison PLAY COMMITTEE Marion Neiss, CII. Williaiii Dorman Claire Hammond K. Boss Mader Constance McKerrow Bernard Weinstein SOCIAL COMMITTEE Willard Adams, Ch. Morris E. Chafitz Harriet Cohen Alfred Hapgood Gertrude Neubauer Jane Perry C4 D RING AND P Robert Twiss, Ch. Shirley Holbrook William Mencow IN COMMITTEE Robert Crerie Patricia McGill Agnes Tucker NIOTTO COMMITTEE George Comstock, Joseph Dillman John Hayes GIFT C Clz. Kaye Butler Barbara Hadley Alice Snyder OMNIITTEF David Connor, Ch. Howard Cheney Willialii Davidson Ralph Gabarro llozie Dowd Marjorie Seder SONG COMMITTEIQ Morris Kesner, CII. Shirley Ballon Jean Bieberbach Marilyn Gloster George Goshgarian George Plude

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CLASSIC MYTHS President's Address EDWARD NICCARTHY It is, indeed, with heartfelt joy that I extend to'you, parents and friends of the graduating class, a most cordial welcome this afternoon, to enjoy with us here, the last informal assembly of our high school days. In a world torn by war and rampant with militarism, uwhat right have we to be joyous, you perhaps ask? We are about to receive a reward, a prize for which we have labored for four years. We shall soon be presented with something of which we may be proud, and of which you. too, in our behalf. may well have the same feeling. Can not we, then, feel a bit happy this afternoon? Moreover, we earnestly desire that you, each and every one, share in our satisfaction, cvcn if it were only for this after- noon. To our loyal principal and to our understanding teachers. who liaxe so often smoothed the rough places, go our sincere gratitude and appreciation. But for you, indeed, we should be poorly equipped to take our place in the uncertain world of today. It is you. the educators of today, who mould the leaders of tomorrow. May we not be pardoned for desiring to be among the latter? Once again, a cordial welcome. cc nv