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

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Class Soloisls Janella Pelkus - pianist Carolyn Friguglielli - soprano Elaine Rizos - conductor enior Commillees Russell Corsini, Chairman, Marty Snider, Lois Ann Halfen, Sumner Silverman, Gary Cohen, Sheila Whilman, Roberla Shapiro and Jeff Allenluch PICTURE COMMITTEE Steven Rothschild Chair. Stephen Adelson Nils Hagberg Liz Pulda Marcia Rolhslein Jane Napoli Stephanie Mooradian CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Bob Joseph Chair. Mariorie Grace Marion Cameron Bob Juckins Jim Kupslas Phil Callahan Mike Rose CLASS MOTTO COMMITTEE Paul Arnold Chair. Claudy Boy Jeanelle Anas Sieve Chafelz Saul .Harris , PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE Joel Gold Chair, Dick Olsen Dave Colton Mike Sandman Dave Balslone Roger Goodell DEDICATION COMMITTEE Phil Baker Chair. Audrey Lee Leslie Boorky Susanne Shaw Sondra Shepard Judy Ryan Carl Bafaro Bob Haroolyan Neil Sacks CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE John Iannolli Chair. Janella Pelkus Avis Parker Karen Goff Bob Koenig Bob Savage Tom McDonough Bob McMillan .'I2- Jeff Krock Chair. Pele Kusek Pal Bergsledl Marilyn Prouly Linda Young SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Richard Freeman Chair. John Coakley Marcella Shea Diana Rossi Virginia Cox Meg Degnan Eileen Anderson SENIOR PICNIC COMMITTEE David Maloney Chair. Rebecca Gay Nancy Hickey Kevin Cronin Peler Swenson Richard Richilelli Laurin Fins Judy Berenson

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President's Address JEROME JACOBS Parents, teachers, and friends: We, the class of l96l, extend a most hearty and cordial welcome to you. lt is most fitting and proper, on this occasion, to acknowledge the everlasting debt of grati- tude that we, the graduating class, owe, first to you, our beloved parents, who have made this day possible by your endless hours of toil and sacrifice. You have given us the foundation which we need as the stepping stone to further knowledge. Today we welcome you as guests of honor and place upon your heads in token of our filial love and devotion a symbolic wreath of laurel. To our teachers we give a most sincere greet- ting in appreciation of your great patience, untiring effort, and helpful guidance in pre- paring us for our future careers. The glory of whatever success we may achieve is yours. We shall always hope to prove worthy of your confidence and trust. To our friends, also, whose words of encour- agement have brightened many seemingly dark days we stand indebted. Although the principal purpose of our school- ing is to gain knowledge, we shall, never the less, be greatly rewarded by the lasting friend- ships we have made at Classical. ln conclusion, I would like to offer our heart felt greetings to all.