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

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A Message for Mr. Smuth During our three years under your guidance, did you often feel that your “seeds had fallen upon barren ground”? Did you fear that your thoughtful, fatherly assembly speeches were heard, but not always heeded? We assure you that many of us will remember and earnestly follow the pre- cepts you so patiently repeated. As you often advised, we will try to utilize all of those talents that have been developed by our Commerce background. In sincere appreciation, therefore, we dedicate to you our 1953 issue of Caduceus.

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WAS MEMBER OF HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER TEAM, PRESIDENT OF HIS CLASS, a AND-AMEMBER OF THE “SEAN STUDENT COUNCIL. ee — ¢ wes, CANADA, WHERE UE SPENT TUE EARLY PART OF HIS LIFE: —— GRADUATED FROM THE ST. ENTERED COMMERCE IN GEORGCEMIGH SCHOOL—— ENTERED HAMILTON ISIS-AS PENMANSHIP, TEACHER ONTARIO NORMAL SCHOOL IN 1904: ——— | LEFT IN 1928, RETURNED 42 PRIN iN 1919 HE MAUORED IN ACCOUNTING -AT | ic cipal IN 1985 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY-AND SECONDARY is HOBBIES FRE =A RIDING AND GARDENING:— EDUCAT! TT HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL) Hf5 seas BC.S.AND' ED.M. COLLEGE DEGREES:- MEMBER OF PHI-KGPRA FRATERNITY. Ase HE WAS ONCE PAINE i ae agate Bie PS PAL OF EVENING ARMOR fs 3) alu Zeeae gees aS AND VAN SICKLE ScHOOLS Slr oe : o a a Spal we? ne igh : 3 3? } — (Taken from 1935 issue of Caduceus)

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“Teachers Are Human” Lying Down on the Job—Tom Collins . . . Standing, left to right—Al Alminas, Tony Sera- fino, Walter Nickerson, George Henderson, Bruno Rumpal. A REFLECTION OF PAST GLORIES 16 |