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

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FREDERICK G. ALLEN English Chairman, English Department; Adviser, Class of 1961. This well-known teacher tells us, “I take all knowl- edge as my province!’” He enjoys reading, garden- ing, and bird-and-people-watching. FRANCIS P. ALLEVA Bookkeeping, Clerical Co-Adviser, Student Council; Social Committee. Well-liked Mr. Alleva enjoys swimming, ice skat- ing, and reading. ALPHONSE J. ALMINAS Civics, American History Assistant Football Coach; Boys’ Assembly Committee; Distribution Manager, Caduceus. This friendly teacher likes sports, gardening, and traveling. JOHN W. BENNETT Mathematics Business Adviser, Commerce; Adviser, Class of 1960. Amiable Mr. Bennett is interesting in scouting and American history. THE TEACHERS OF THE ELINOR Y. BURLOW French, English Social Committee. Miss Burlow, a newcomer to Commerce, is dedi-: cated to producing quality in her students. CECELIA M. CABANA Stenography, Typewriting Chairman, Social Committee. This well-liked teacher is a participant in outdoor sports, especially swimming. CLAIRE O. CARROLL Clerical Bookkeeping, Stenography Locker keys; Social Committee; Capers Make-up. Mrs. Carroll’s main interests lie in her two chil- dren, sports, and playing the piano for her personal enjoyment. HELENE E. CARROLL Clothing, Dressmaking, Personality and Etiquette Clothing Locker Keys; Assistant, Senior Caps and Gowns. Miss Carroll likes bridge and Florida.

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Congratulations and best wishes to the mem- bers of the Class of 1960. Working with you at the High School of Commerce during the past three yea rs has been a most enjoyable and re- warding experience. You have established an enviable record through your academic achieve- ments, and your performance in the extra-cur- ricular activities has been outstanding. As we approach June of 1960, we share with you the joys of completing your studies leading to a high school diploma, and a bit of sadness in the realization that you will not be with us at the start of the next school year. How- ever, in the years to come we shall cherish the memories of the wonderful years we shared at Commerce. May good fortune and success be yours, and may everything you do in the future bring credit and honor to you, to your community, and to your school. Raymond J. Montagna Assistant Principal CONGRATULATIONS FROM MR. MONTAGNA SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL COMMITTEE Chairman: Mrs. Mary M. Lynch John T. McDonough Bernard Dunlevy Edward C. Tremble Francis T. Coughlin Joseph F. Maroney Mrs. Dorothy S. Robinson Raymond G. Superneau Ex Officio: Mayor Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr. Dr. T. Joseph McCook Superintendent Dr. M. Marcus Kiley Deputy Superintendent Alice B. Beal Joseph E. Buckley Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent

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VIRGINIA M. CLANCY Home Economics, Personality and Etiquette Co-Chairman, Social Committee. Miss Clancy is dedicated to producing the basis of our nation, the good homemaker. ERNEST L. CONCHIERI Typewriting, Bookkeeping Faculty Manager of Athletics. Golf, bowling, and photography interest this gen- ial teacher. ELIZABETH CONNELL English Editorial Adviser, Commerce. Miss Connell likes reading and traveling. BERNICE M. CONNOLLY Business Mathematics, Penmanship This newcomer to Commerce is interested in knitting, gardening, and caring for her two boys. MARY G. CONWAY Stenography, Typewriting Trading Post. Miss Conway’s interest is producing top-notch office workers. JOSEPH DELLA-GIUSTINA Business Mathematics This newcomer likes to play golf. E. RUTH DESJEUNES Physical Education Field Hockey; Swimming; Co-Adviser, G.A.A. Mrs. Desjeunes enjoys sightseeing while driving, reading, and watching and participating in sports. RAYMOND H. ELLISON English Editorial Adviser, Caduceus; Boys’ Bowling Coach. In his spare moments, Mr. Ellison enjoys semi- precious gemstone cutting, golfing, and fishing. 1