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

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16 3 6. ..CADUCEUS... 19 3 6 William Henry Reopell Bill 100 Lincoln Street Certified Public Accountant Cecelia Silver Cymie 32 Shawmuc Street Wckansel, Vice-President; Bells of Beaujolais, Cast; Cast, Trial By Jury, Cast; Bugs, Cast; Christmas As- sembly. Usher; Glee Club; Assemblies; Prom. Com- mittee Donald Albert Trepanier Trippy 403 Eastern Avenue High Heart, Usher and Stage Committee; Class Day Committee; Soccer; Tennis; Baseball; Hockey; Wrest- ling; Class Basketball; Freshman Reception Business Louis Anthony Vivenzio Lou 48 Hubbard Avenue Football; Baseball; Class Basketball Newspaper Reporter is prtngftelb Creeb I believe in Springfield for what it has, a strategic position in the Connecticut valley and on the crossroads of transportation, with four hundred and fifty distinctive and ever expanding industries; a planning commission that visions its greater to- morrow, a classical municipal group, in artistic beauty and efficiency of service to public need, unexcelled by any city in America; its prominence at the nation’s capitol in wielding the Speaker’s gavel, its nationwide fame in being the home of Webster’s Dictionary and other famous publications, its Eastern States Exposition, its promotion of the larger agricultural and industrial life of New England and the great East, to- gether with its Junior Achievement work which is spreading out to the boys and girls of the entire nation. I believe in Springfield for what it is, a city of homes, churches, schools, colleges, libraries, museums, art galleries, parks, playgrounds, hospitals, social centers, a city of pronounced civic pride, patriotism and benevolence, and a conspicuous moulder of public opinion through press and pulpit. I believe in that larger and better Springfield that shall be :—a city where no one shall ever suffer for lack of skill, no citizen shall be without the will and opportunity to work, no home without a friend, no industry without a just wage and cooperative spirit; a city where the Golden Rule shall be the general practice and Good Will the underlying motive, “its strength not steel nor stone nor wood, but justice, love and brotherhood.’’ If you can subscribe to this creed, take your place and do your part. Dr. Fred Winsi.ow Adams

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1636. ..CADVCEVS. ..1936 Donald Gibbons Conway Class Basketball Accountant 184 Kin » Street Helen Elaine Davis “Lynne” Stenographer 32 Bentley Street Antonetta Josephine Del Buono “Toni” 22 Broad Street Bells of Bcaujolais, Chorus; Glee Club Dressmaker Constance Demetropoulos Connie” 306 Belmont Avenue Member-at-Large, X1A Class; Soccer, Captain; Tennis Champion; Volleyball; Llamarada; Freshman Reception Salesmanship Mary Georgia Demos Special Office Work for Teachers Stenographer Georgina Gertrude Dimock Glee Club Dietitian 144 Franklin Street 229 College Street Mitchell Alexander Holuk “Mike” 38 Morgan Street Soccer; Baseball; Boys’ Glee Club; Student Council Aid; Class Basketball Forester Bloise Winifred Johnson “Bud” 137 Bloomfield Street Volleyball; Deck Tennis; Glee Club Genevieve Claudia Kane “Qinger” 184 Plainfield Street Deck Tennis Tournament; Wckansel; Student Council Aid, Home Room Vice-President Nurse Mitchell Laurance Kawa “Mickey” 70 Milton Street, Indian Orchard Home Room President, Class Basketball; Lunch Room Squad; Soccer State Police Nick Kolisko “Nick” 255 Sharon Street Class Basketball Cartooning Ida Bertha Kronick 936 Belmont Avenue Freshman Reception Private Secretary Phyllis McCaffrey “Phyll” 33 Forest Street Bugs, Chorus; Glee Club; Student Council Member; Special Office Work for Teachers Stenographer Ruth Adeline Midwood “Middy” 57 Dearborn Street Wckansel, Treasurer; Llamarada Saleswoman Ann Mikaelian “Annie 24 Lorimer Street, Indian Orchard Loretta Irene Patterson “Pat” 14 Herman Street Hairdresser Ruth Alice Perkins 36 Switzer Avenue Office Work Donald William Porter “Coc y” 185 Allen Street Red Cross Club; Student Council Aid Certified Public Accountant 26

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