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

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CLAIRE ANGELA GUIDETTE 1273 Carew Street Dark, glamorous Claire, a member of the Nisimaha Club and an Usher at the 1942 Graduation, can usually be found haunting the local roller skating rinks during her spare time. Combined talent and attractiveness have brought her nearer her dream of becoming a professional skater. EVELYN HALL 59 Dresden Street The dark-haired Patrol Girl on the 104 corridor post not only has said, serenely, Pass, please? many times, but has been able to concentrate on her lessons between interruptions. Perhaps some of the work was for Caduceus when she was a Cub, or for the Kumtux Club. VIVIENNE ERNESTINE HARRISON 591 Union Street Vivacious Vivian Vibrates Vigorous Vim! Where? Everywhere, especially in the Glee Club and in her interviews with the book worms who invade the student library. We feel Viv should become a W.A.V.E.! HAROLD HEREERT HART, JR. 23 Duryea Street Harold Herbert Hart, Jr., Esq., alias Harpo, has been Captain of the Boys' Patrol, Senior G. 0. Auditor, and Vice- President of the Hi-Y. He was a Community Chest speaker, a member of the Mock Trial cast, and served on many committees. Harpo, writer of the Class Will, was chosen for the Hi-Y Award for outstanding service to his school. HELEN LUCILLE HENRY 17 Drexel Street Mix one pair of twinkling blue eyes with the largest pair of dimples in captivity: you win a Double H. This columnist has been active in the Student Council, and on the Cap and Gown and Caduceus Homeroom Committees. She also has made an energetic Senior Lieutenant, and Captain of tho Girls' Patrol. A member of Le Foyer and Nisimaha Clubs, popular Helen was chosen as the Nisimaha Interschool I.C.C. Representative. BETTY-JEAN HOSLEY 47 Demond Street Not many have really tasted of Betty's dry humor, but those who know her are constantly laughing at her witty remarks. Her chief activities have been concerned with being a Homeroom Reporter and a Squad Leader. JANE ELIZABETH HOUSE 74 Sherbrooke Street Although quiet in school, Janey, of the lustrous black hair, is both animated and talkative when she and the girls get together. Jane has been active as a Homeroom Treasurer, a Squad Leader, and a G. 0. Agent, as well as in assemblies, the Freshman Reception, and in the Interschool Nisimaha. WALLACE HENRY JANES 61 Chester Street Talented Wally Janes became an actor in the cast of The Mansion , a play given by the Hi-Y, of which he was the Secretary. His good nature and school spirit have made him a popular member of the Boys' Patrol. The Class of '43 will also remember his work in the Feature Department of Commerce and on the Cap and Gown Committee. EE5D

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I DORA GALLERANI 49 Strong Avenue If we could read what lies behind Doris's large dark eyes, we might be surprised to find that strange ambitions are in her dream world. If Dora succeeds as well in the business world as she has in school, she'll certainly be the private secretary for at least a General! SOPHIE GEORGE 313 Newbury Street Lively, curly-haired Sophie will be missed by the faculty and students alike, both for her special office work for the teachers and for her helpful advice to students who use the school library. Besides these services, Sophie has been Type Editor for Commerce , Homeroom Picture Agent, and Usher for Pinafore , and a member of the Girls' Patrol. SHIRLEY ROBERTA GIBBINGS 25 Dearborn Street To show her keen class spirit, Shirley has served on the XIIA Executive, Promenade, Banquet, and other Class Social Com- mittees. As a Le Foyer member, and as Treasurer, Secretary, and President of Kumtux, she has been a popular leader. Shirley also has participated in many sports, and has been a Tardiness Registrar. MARION FRANCES GOLDEN 37 Groveland Street She is little, she is wise— She's a terror for her size! Full of fun, with a dash of pep, Merry puts life in every step. ALLISON MILDRED GORMBLEY 129 West Alvord Street In a few short years, the world will see Allison's name in bright lights. Our class, however, will always remember her as a small, energetic girl, with a big smile. Her participation as a Squad Loader, and her experience in tobogganing, have prepared her for the poise and alertness she will need as a professional roller skater. LILLIAN CATHERINE GOSSELIN 87 Tyler Street A tiny bundle of mischief. Lil has her serious moments— some may wonder when! Maybe sho has had them when serving as Vice-President and President of Nisimaha, or as an Usher at the 1942 Graduation. Her impish face has added pleasure to the finale of Commerce Capers and to her classmates when she was busy measur- ing seniors for the Cap and Gown Committee. EVELYN ANNE GRIGGS 17 Belvidere Street Evelyn, with a three-year honor record, first became Sports Editor, and finally Editor-in-chief of Caduceus . A lover of sports, she has enjoyed basketball, modern dance, and hockey. Her executive ability has won her the position of Areopagitica Treasurer. Le Foyer Secretary, and membership in the Girls' Patrol. Evelyn was the unanimous choice for the Nisimaha Award for the girl who has done the most for her class and her school. MILDRED SHIRLEY GROSSMAN 1245 Dwight Street The pride and joy of Mr. Clancey's bookkeeping class, laughter-provoking Millie, is a hard worker. That's probably why she has been serving as Recording Secretary and President of the Knitting Club. Millie also has given her time and energy to the Student Library Service.

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'Zc+ifrt-tu ' ?? ’ 7 tJsz !c,7na ,A U MILDRED HELEN KANE 124 Grover Street Mildred's friends call her Sugar Cane (Kane), for Millie is really sweet enough to be rationed. She is not only interested in her school and class, as she has proved by her work as Homeroom Vice-President and as a Squad Leader, but she also excels in roller skating as an outside activity. HORTENSE PHRAME KELLEY 25 Monson Avenue Three years a member of the Girls' Glee Club, Hortense has sung in the chorus of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera and the musical play. Pinafore . An industrious, hard-working student, she plans to further her education by going to college. Best of luck. Hortense 1 ALEXA KENNIS Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham Lex, a native from the wild and dangerous West—Wilbraham! —is an outdoor girl. Although a Squad Leader, and a member of the Fencing, Basketball, and Soccer teams, Lex also found time to be Class Secretary, to be on the Commerce Staff, and to enjoy her membership in the Camera Club, the Girls' Patrol, and the Areopagltica, of which she was President and Treasurer. BARBARA ISABELL KIDD 44 Los Angeles Street Who is Barbara? Everybody knows Barbara by her smile and personality that have made her so well liked. Many Commerce students first made her acquaintance when she spoke for the War Chest Assembly. LEONARD JOHN LAMBERT 133 Mooreland Street Carefree Leonard bashful? Maybe: but he has shown no sign of this trait when pitching his wits on Basketball and Baseball teams, or when revealing his sparkling Boys' Patrol badge. If you only knew which of these little Caduceus sketches Leonard has written, you might be surprised—and disillusioned. LORETTA HELENA LA PIERRE 1049 Berkshire Avenue, Indian Orchard Although a bit short, Loretta gets things done: witness the Daily Bulletin of which she is Editor-in-Chief. You could also find Loretta working in the library during at least one free period each day. Perhaps short people are more energetic than those who have so many inches to move around. BERTHA LEAH LEBOWITZ 25 Brookline Avenue During her three years at Commerce, Bertha has gained admiring recognition through her beautiful sweaters made by her in the Knitting Club. She has not, however, concentrated on knitting alone, for as a Home Management Librarian, program seller for Pinafore , and as a Squad Leader she has served many grateful Commerce students. WINIFRED FRANCES LEONARD 104 Cedar Street A short, likable girl with pretty blue eyes is Winnie. Although Secretary of the Kumtux Club, Winnie has also been a G. 0. Accountant, a member of the Girls' Reserve, of the Modern Dance Group, and of the Student Library Service. After a busy school day, Winnie often can be found enjoying a movie at the Arcade. ’'C l£rri sC rsri -