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

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G U | DIRECTORS mMO2D Mr. Rumpal Senior Guidance Mrs. Malone Miss Lynch Junior Guidance Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Benoit Mrs. Pottern Our office staff deserves credit for keeping the business side of the school running smoothly. The good advice and guidance our three coun- selors gave us willingly are most important for the future of all the students. This counseling will help our seniors to be happy in their life’s work. 18 Miss Flynn Freshman Guidance Miss Rearden moaO—n7nO

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WILEARD J. WRIGHT B.A., American International M.A., Springfield Social Studies aCe 4 eee Gy) o 2 oh JULIA T. ZAJCHOWSKI B.S., University of Conn. M.Ed., Boston University Westfield State Teachers Filing HENRY A. WIATROWSKI B.A., American International M.A., Columbia University American History WILLIAM W. WILDER B.S., M.Ed., University of New Hampshire Science 17

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LUNCHROOM MAINTENANCE NURSE Cheryl Beals is shown here with our school nurse, Mrs. Croken, who is attending to only one of the many duties she is called upon to do during the day. The members of the lunchroom staff in the front row are Martha Seaver, Mary Kolburg, Marion Gendron, and Connie Grimaldi. Those in the back row are Christina Courtney, Rita Wright, Eleanor Lawler, and Mary Connolly. These pleasant women comprise an important team and contribute a great deal to keep our school running smoothly and efficiently. Seated: Sarah Long, George Yorio, Margaret Fenton, and Bridget Tessier. Standing: William F. Lovett, Michael Scibelli, and Jerry Giordano. We could not do without this staff of efficient workers to keep our school neat and clean at all times. 19