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

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“When shall we three meet again?’ say the three witches of Macbeth: Carol Kinsman, Sharon Duff, and Joanne LeBlanc. Left: Putting their mathematical talents to use are Lorraine Sen- ecal and Ronald Blodgett in Mr. Bennett’s geometry class. 24

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23 Diane Mosher shares her favorite recipe with Glory Pacia, Jean McCracken, and Carol Salvetti during a cooking session. The General Course includes pupils not yet specializing in a particular field. They are prepared for employment as typical office assistants. By their senior year many will become adept in more advanced skills. Left: Mary Miller waits patiently while Gail Poirier marks the hemline on the skirt Mary is creating in her sewing class. Like Foods, Dressmaking is a popular respite from the routine of academic subjects.

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The College Preparatory course contains a wide variety of subjects for the college-bound stu- dent. The C. P. student may also take a combination course with stenography or bookkeeping, en- abling him to succeed in both college and outside employment. 25 SPAIN ¢ SA. Above: Senorita Diane Leone shakes her maraccas while Senior Bob Rosso serenades her. A foreign language is one of the requirements for college students. Left: Conspiring against Mr. Wilder in Chemistry | class are Marilyn Bourgeois, Nancy Tilley, and Carolyn Ugolini, who are creating a secret formula.