High School of Commerce - Caduceus Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Until of Jfaitu' C. J Raymond Feiner Most Popular Boy Helen Deane “Miss High School of Commerce” Thornley Gridley Most Brilliant Bov Louise Stone Most Brilliant Girl Louis Class Athlete Teresina Bianchi Most Popular Girl 10

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During our stay at Commerce we have watched with interest our various athletic teams grow from a weak stage into a powerful and formid- able one. Even Springfield’s severest critics have declared that the Com- merce teams this year have made a better showing than those of our two greatest rivals. We are proud to have represented on these various teams Louis Greenberg, an all-round athlete, playing star football, basket- ball, soccer, and baseball, Franklin Sylvester, basketball, baseball, and soccer, Samuel Zandan and James Izenstein, basketball, and baseball, Raymond Feiner playing baseball and also being basketball manager, with John Fitzgerald on the Commerce crew. Of no less worthy mention are our many class celebrities. Florence Martinelli, Teresina Bianchi, Astrid Christofferson, and Marjorie Hanson are singers of no small merit and we are sure to hear much of them in the near future. No doubt, many of you have heard Miss Martinelli and Miss Bianchi sing over the radio from the Westinghouse Station. Mary Marchetti has proved to us quite frequently her talent in playing the piano, and Henry Parker, the violin. We almost envy Margaret Anderson who has twice traveled around the world, and Blanche Gutfarb who speaks fluently many different languages. Dorothy Brooks, we shall yet hear, is the international champion woman swimmer and has successfully crossed the English Channel. Judging from their dramatic ability displayed here at school Helen Deane, Doris Kearns, Rose Klein, Myrtle Bunnell, Irene St. Germain and Aileen Provost will some day be successful actresses. We are proud of these three years spent here for we can truthfully say that each and every one of us has done his or her part to make every affair of the school a successful one. And now, dear under-graduates, we sincerely hope you will not hesi- tate to follow in our footsteps for we expect to be long remembered by each and every one of you. We earnestly hope that your years at Com- merce may be as pleasant as ours have been. To Mr. Ellis and all the faculty we bid a fond farewell. 9

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(Class (Officers Teresina Bianchi, President Margaret Anderson, Gertrude Morin, Auditor Aileen Provost, Vice-President Glenna Sunderman, Secretary li