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

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“Hil” exclaims MRS. FREDERICA W. VAUGHAN, a teacher of physical ed- ucation and adviser to the G.A.A. Board and the Drill Team. A graduate of Bouve School of Physical Educa- tion, Mrs. Vaughan enjoys bridge and reading in her leisure time. MR. WILLIAM WALLACE WILDER, a graduate of the University of New Hampshire (B.S., M.Ed.) and Harvard University, teaches physics, chemistry, and physiology. “Anything worth do- ing is worth doing well,” is the fa- vorite expression of the dust-con- scious Mr. Wilder, who checks win- dow sills to see if they’re dusted. MR. WILLARD J. WRIGHT, who was educated at American International College (B.A.) and Springfield Col- lege (M.A.), is a teacher of world history and geography. Mr. Wright is our basketball coach and junior class adviser. “Pay attention, Listen to your elders, and think!’ advises MR. KENNETH A. ZEMLA, a boating and golfing enthu- siast. A graduate of Northeastern University (B.B.A.) and College of Our Lady of the Elms (M.E.), he teaches business math. His pet peeve is a bad round of golf. “Yes, | suppose American stu- dents are different, Dr. Amico.” 19 MR. HENRY A. WIATROWSKI, a teacher of American History and world history, says that his pet peeve is lackadaisical students. A graduate of American International College (B.A.), and Columbia University (M.A.), Mr. Wiatrowski enjoys read- ing, golf, foreign films, and candle- pin bowling in his spare time. Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” (Pope) MRS. EMMA J. WILLIAMS, a graduate of Hampton Institute (B.S.) and Springfield College (M.S.), teaches physical education. She enjoys doing crossword puzzles and instructing students in intramural activities. MISS JULIA T. ZAJCHOWSKI, a grad- uate of Westfield State College (B.S. Ed.) and Boston University (M.Ed.), teaches filing and is head of the com- mercial department. People who can‘t read their own writing are the pet peeve of Miss Zajchowski, who ad- vises Commerce students to “Do a little more than what is required of u” you.

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MR. ANTHONY J. SERAFINO, JR., a graduate of Boston University (B.S., M.A.) who also attended Dartmouth College, Harvard Graduate School of Business, and Springfield College, teaches law, sales, and bookkeeping. Mr. Serafino’s hobbies are golf, bowl- ing, and mowing the lawn. His pet peeve is 3-putt greens. MR. HAROLD D. SMITH, JR., a teach- er of social studies and driver educa- tion, says that his favorite expression is ‘How about that.” A graduate of Becker Junior College CAS. in Sci.) and Clark University (B.B.A. and M.A. Ed.), Mr. Smith enjoys basketball officiating and bowling in his leisure time. MR. JOHN G. TENCZAR, who teaches business math, is a graduate of Uni- versity of Massachusetts (B.B.A. and M.B.A.). His hobbies include music, skiing, and boating. ‘“Your homework for tonight is ———” is Mr. Tenczar’s favorite expression. “Hmm, nine to go.” Be polite and take time to be consid- erate of others, advises MRS. MIL- DRED D. SHUTE, a g raduate of Georgia State College (B.S.) and Columbia University (CM.A.). Miss Shute teaches Commerce students dressmaking, clothing, and person- ality and etiquette. A graduate of Northwestern University (B.S.) and American International Col- lege (M.A.), MR. JOHN A. STONE teaches biology. He urges Commerce students to “Be diligent, for it’s later than you think!’ MR. HENRY TRESPAS, who teaches bi- ology, chemistry, and physiology, is a graduate of Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Science (B.S. and M.S.). Among his many pleasures are fishing, golfing, bowling, reading, and collecting coins. MR. JOHN J. TROY, JR., a graduate of the University of Notre Dame (B.S.) and Boston University (M.Ed.), teaches physical education and driver education. He is a fishing enthusiast. Mr. Troy, our dynamic football and basketball coach, quite naturally lists “officials” as his pet peeve. third down and. still 18

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MRS. CATHERINE HART has just completed her first year as Freshman Counselor. She has attended Boston University, where she received her A.B., and Springfield College, where she received her M.E. Because her hobby is organ study, it is not surprising that one of her school activities is the Music Festival. “A task well begun is a task half done” is Mrs. Hart’s message to all Commerce students. Guidance Counselors Our Junior Counselor, MRS. CECELIA CA- BANA graduated from New York University, receiving her B.S.Ed. She earned her M.S.Ed. in Personnel and Guidance at Springfield College. Capers, G.O. Dance, Junior Class Advisership keep Mrs. Cabana busy. Her message is “Learn to THINK.” MR. BRUNO RUMPAL, Senior Counselor and Placement Director, attended Springfield College and London School of Economics of the University. of London for his B.A. and Clark University for his M.A. He went to Columbia University and Springfield College for extra study. He has coached many sports, besides being Adviser to Patrols and Student Council and, in his own words, “every conceivable odd and end at H.S.C.” The message he wishes to extend is, ‘Don’t come back three years later full of wisdom and tell us, ‘Why don’t you tell them?’, as you know we do that daily.’ Guidance Counselors, Office and Building Personnel Combine their specialized talents contributing to the smooth operation of Commerce High. 20