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

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Our office staff includes Mrs. Malone, Miss Rearden, and Mrs. Benoit. OFFICE, GUIDANCE DIRECTORS Bruno Rumpal Senior Placement Director Helen F. Flynn Junior Guidance Counselor Barbara R. Ellis Secretary Several groups of people contribute to our academic life. All school business passes through the hands of the three ladies in the front office. Our futures are affected by the guidance our counselors give us in our school life at the present. Helen M. Lynch Freshman Guidance Counselor 18

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JOHN J. TROY, JR. Physical Education, Driver Education Football Coach; Basketball Coach; Golf Coach. Mr. Troy’s outside interest is fishing. FREDERICA VAUGHAN Physical Education G. A. A. Activities; Assistant for Drill Team. A well-liked teacher, Mrs. Vaughan’s outside in- terests and hobbies include contract bridge, reading, and knitting. ELEANOR M. WALKER Typewriting Coat Lockers’ Director. Miss Walker enjoys church work and amateur movies. HENRY A. WIATROWSKI Social Studies American Education Week. Our genial teacher’s outside interests are reading, golf, bridge, and travel. AS WELL AS SCHOLARSHIP. WILLIAM WALLACE WILDER Chemistry, Biology Chairman of Science Department; Graduation Details; Scholarship Committee; Adviser of Class of 1962; Capers Committee; Science Curriculum Committee. Mr. Wilder tells us that he is trying to develop a hobby. WILLARD J. WRIGHT History, Geography Coach of Baseball. This new teacher is a football and basketball official and plays tennis. JULIA T. ZAJCHOWSKI Filing Capers Make-up Committtee. Miss Zajchowski’s outside interest lies in her ad- vanced studying, which she is continuing at present. JANE MEREDITH Physical Education From LaPorte, Texas, a little town lying on the Gulf of Mexico between Houston and Galveston, this newcomer’s hobbies are fishing and teaching swimming; her interests include drawing and sketching. 17

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The members of the lunch- room staff are Isabelle Ross, Marion Gendron, Eleanor Lawler, Katherine Garneau, Christine Court- ney, Maria Grimaldi, Mar- tha Seaver, and Helen Woods. ere Ee oe LUNCHROOM, NURSE, AND MATRONS As we live through our school days, we constantly come in contact, either directly or indirectly, with several people who are responsible for our welfare. We rarely take notice of these people and the necessary work they do in our school. The preparation of nutritious food is the duty of our lunchroom staff. Whenever we feel ill, we may count upon our competent school nurse to lend a helping hand. We may give credit to the matrons for our immaculate school building. The absence of any of these people would result in a great loss to the student body and faculty. Evelyn Nichols Nurse Our school matrons are Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. Ferrara, and Mrs. Tessier. 19