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

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Classes In Action

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Wittiam W. WILDER Merwin W. TOBER ELEANOR M. WALKER on ; : ; ce Social Studies Stenographic ae é i 8 I : Junior Class Adviser Freshman Soccer Coach Locker Key Supervisor Commerce Owes Neatness and Comfort to Smiling Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED—Michael Lynch, Mrs. Margaret Riordan, Mrs. Bridget Tessier, Mrs. Mary McDonnell. STAND- ING—Jerry Giordano, George Yorio, Armand Bazegian, John Newman, John Celona. Lunchroom Ladies Make Tasty Snacks for School Crowds Contentedly sampling their own lunch are these cafeteria attendants. LEFT TO RIGHT—Mrs. Genevieve Ellis, Mrs. Nora Richter, Mrs. Dorothy Austin, Mrs. Rose Frangiamore, Mrs. Eva Gowans, Mrs. Marion Gendron. 10

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Theres A Reason... There’s a reason why the High School of Commerce customarily places ninety-five per cent or more of its seniors in good paying jobs by graduation time. There’s a reason why an average of fifteen per cent of the graduates are admitted to excellent institutions of higher learning. There’s a reason why Commerce students go out enriched to their jobs and schools. That reason is the high caliber of instruction which takes place at this school. Furnished the proper books and equipment by a generous city, Commerce teachers make the best of their academic riches, as the program focuses on both the academic and the practical. The photographs which follow of classes in action show how Commerce students and teachers use the excellent facilities at their disposal. They show how this school fulfills its function of turning out graduates who can gain material success, and even more importantly, acquire that spiritual success which comes from making a worthwhile contribution to mankind through knowledge and understanding.