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

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Homeless SEATED — Mr. G. Donald Melville, Miss Jean Schlosstein, Mr. Miss Helen Flynn, Mr. Bruno Rumpal. Thomas Collins, Miss Eleanor Walker, eS “g iq f , VAL MISINFORMING APPEARANCES Further exemplifying these illusions is Mrs. Davis’ crown of red hair, the sign of a quick temper; actually, she displays patience with her classes. Then, too, those blushes of Mr. Henderson — might they have reflected a bashful tendency? If so, his self-control before his English groups quickly have dispelled the illusion. Just watch Doc Melville, head bent, eyes straight ahead; certainly he sug- gests sternness to the uninitiated. Actually he radiates friendly greetings for all. Many students, also misjudging the reserve o f Nurse MacNally, have expected their clever alibis to result in a quick release from school, only to hear a firm, professional verdict, “No fever!” Office Aids Always alert, twelve office aids eagerly have assisted our three guidance teach- ers throughout — the year. STANDING — M. Milne, N. Falconer, L. Anas, J. Barnard, I. Moretti, S. Dickin- son, L. Robert, J. Johnson, J. LaBelle, B. Thresher, G. Mell- berg, P. Leavitt... SEATED — Coun- selors: Miss Lynch, Junior; Mr. Melville, Senior; Miss Flynn, Freshman, Equally deluding, the unhurried walk and patient smile of Mrs. Moriarty con note a woman of leisure. Instead, as chairman of the Stenographic Department, and the school’s publicity adviser, she certainly maintains a busy schedule. Another misconception, Miss Nelligan’s reserved facial ex- pression, belies the fact that she is both gracious and friendly. Surely, too, the little step and tailored clothes of Miss Walker bespeak, not a methodical type teacher, but a physical education instructor. ... As we go to press, another puzzler joins our faculty: Miss Connell, who appears so In our school world, as elsewhere, one should be wary of mis- gentle, yet speaks with a quiet tone of real authority. leading signs! ee

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Senior Key Students ART DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE, Ruth Crocker; PRO MERITO PRESIDENT, Louise Anas; CAPTAIN OF THE BOYS’ PATROL, John Girard; G. A. A. BOARD PRESIDENT, Kristine Davis; SENIOR AUDITOR, Thure Anderson; MUSIC DEPART- MENT REPRESENTATIVE, Wallace Bejune; STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT, Mary Kertiles; ““CADUCEUS” EDITOR IN CHIEF, Janet Caron; CLASS PRESIDENT, Fred Zalewa; CAPTAIN OF THE GIRLS’ PATROL, Lois Doy; “COMMERCE” EDITOR IN CHIEF, Florence Palmer. [11]