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

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Pee) OCs Ues of cae MaryrosE WELCH 196 Pasco Road, Indian Orchard G. A A. Librarian FRIEDA WIENER Giggy 27 Morgan Street Volleyball; Special Office Work for Teachers Hairdresser GILBERT ROBERTSON Woop Gibby 64 Edgewood Street Class Ballot Editor, Caduceus; Chairman, Prom. Committee: Manager, Soccer Team; Lunch Room Squad; Boys’ Patrol Banking ALBERY PASQUALE YACAVONE Yac 53 Shawmut Street lew, ON Stenographer Rita ELAINE KREIGER Tut 123 Savoy Avenue Executive Committee; Hockey; Usher, Christmas Carol: Student Council; Assemblies; Freshman Reception; Class Basketball: G. O. Home Room Agent Physical Instructor MyrtLeE Mary McDonaLtp Myrt, Mac 39 Cleveland Street Captain, Baseball Team; Captain, Basketball Team; Cap- tain, Hockey Team: Wekansel; Teeth of the Gift Horse, Cast; Home Room Secretary; Assemblies; Freshman Reception; Class Basketball Undecided CLAYTON CHARLES MorEAU Bud 208 Pendleton Avenue Accountant EVELYN ANGELIA PETRI 35 Collins Street G. A. A. Nurse IRENE ELIZABETH JOANNE THOMPSON Tommie 25 Wason Avenue Class Ballot Editor, Caduceus; Assemblies; Freshman Re- ception Accountant LAWRENCE FREDERICK TWOMEY Larry 28 Brigham Street Pilot Page Twenty-seven

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; GPASD UsGSPaUe sae Mae Patricia SPAIGHT Pat 59 James Street Home Room Secretary; Community Chest Work; Freshman Reception Bookkeeper JENNIE STATHIS Jerry 111 Bancroft Street Invitation Committee. XA Social; Basketball; Baseball; Gym. Meets; Gym. Assembly; Assemblies; Glee Club; Fresh- man Reception Buyer BessiE STEINMAN Bess 72 Prospect Street G. A. A.; Freshman Reception Bookkeeper HArRRYETTE MULFORD STURGIS Snif 59 Aberdeen Road Areopagitica, Secretary; Community Chest Work; Freshman Reception Stenographer SoPHIE ANTONIA SZEMBROT Bud 1203 Dwight Street Freshman Reception; G. A. A. Stenographer WINIFRED MurieEL THORNE Winnie 426 Union Street G. A. A. AUGUSTA TONELLI Gussie 93 Gardner Street Red Cross; Student Council; Home Room President; Home Room Vice-President Secretary Louis TuBAzIo Lou 854 Sumner Avenue Gym. Team; Wrestling Team; Football; Soccer; Decathlon: Assemblies: Home Room Secretary; Boys’ Patrol OLGA ALINA VAIL Teddy 617 Dwight Street Usher, Class Social; Decorations, Class Social; Koinonia: Student Council; Home Room President; Home Room Vice- President: Home Room Secretary; Assemblies; Freshman Reception SPERANZA VERCELLONE Sunny 770 Liberty Street Community Chest Work Private Secretary ErHeLt RutH WALDRON Wally 61 Girard Avenue ; Home Room Agent, Commerce; Baseball; Squad Leader; Gym. Meet Accountant VERONICA HELEN WEGIEL Vera 7 Law Street, Indian Or achrd Secretary Page Twenty-six

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Cee ne arena mlm eee eneeerenennrneenimnnneeiemmentnmaesl GJA(D Us GeE2U SS We Must Leave Our School For Life's Work Who knows what the future may have in store for the members of the January Class of 1934? Time alone can enlighten us. We prophesy, however, that its members will find success and happiness in various undertakings upon gradua- tion from Commerce. The majority will enter the business world. Able typists, speedy stenog- raphers, accurate accountants, and competent bookkeepers will faithfully work for their employers and hold responsible positions. Some day we may see the rise of the filing clerk to the private secretary, the messenger boy to the head of his corporation, the accountant to the bank president! Though Commerce is principally concerned with business training for its students, no doubt some of them will enter colleges and further their education along professional lines. Among their numbers there will in the future be teachers, doctors, scientists, or lawyers. No doubt many of the girls of the January Class of 1934 will marry after a while. Even then their high school education will prove a great help to them, for they will then put to practical use the fundamentals of the course in Home Management, and they will establish happy homes. Members of the January Class of 1934, we are no crystal gazers who can inform you what your life will be five, ten, or fifteen years from now. But we venture to give you sound advice. Have determinatio n in your hearts—deter- mination, courage, and a desire to succeed. With these qualities you will come out on top! Perhaps you wonder why such a brief resumé of the prophecy is written. You will remember that at the play given on Class Day you heard the future of many of the individual members of the class forecast in rhyme. We are not printing these rhymes as they were nct original with us, but were quoted from an outside source, and were adapted to our class by your prophets. DorotHy BERNSON EMMA BERGERON Class Prophets Page Twenty-eight