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

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A graduate of New Mexico Western College (B.S.) and Worcester State Teachers College (M.Ed.), MR. DAVID COOK teaches business law, sales- manship, and typing. The varsity coach of baseball and soccer, he enjoys read- ing, and photography. MR. CHARLES COR- CORAN, who received his A.B. at Rockhurst College and his M.A. at the Uni- versity of Kansas City, is a teacher of English. For his hobby, he enjoys rais- ing and training horses. MR. STANLEY CZECH, who is a teacher of busi- ness math and typing, graduated from Bryant College (B.S.) and Springfield College with a (M.Ed. ) A graduate of Manhattan Gollesese@B:Ss) ae ALG (M.A.), and University of Connecticut (C.A.G.S.) MR. JOSEPH DELLA GUISTINA teaches busi- ness mathematics. He is adviser to the freshman class and enjoys golf as a hobby. A teacher of typewriting, MRS. MADELINE DUREPO studied at Salem Teachers College (B.S.) and A.I.C. (M.A.). In her spare time she en- joys reading and garden- ing. MR. RAYMOND HH. ELLISON, English teacher and school librarian, re- ceived his B.A. at Clark University and his M.A. at Brown University. Mr. Ellison is editorial adviser to the Caduceus staff and also the coach of the boys’ bowling team. MR. WILLIAM FINNE- GAN attended Bridge- water State College and University of Connecticut. A teacher of history, government and eco- nomics, Mr. Finnegan is also adviser to Commerce Patrol. Mr. Finnegan en- joys ice skating and col- lecting political items. MR. MONTE FLAGG is a biology teacher whose pet peeve is unambitious students. He attended Bos- ton University (B.S.Ed.), Springfield College, and University of Massachu- setts. He is the assistant football coach and coach of the junior varsity bas- ketball team. 12 MR. MELVIN GRANT, teacher of college prepara- tory English, attended the University of Massachu- setts (A.B.) and Ameri- can International College (M.A.). He is in charge of Capers, Drama Club, and Spotlight on Youth. Mr. history Finnegan and Mr. teachers divide their attention between the art display and passing traffic. MISS FLORENCE GREENLEAF, one of our physical education teach- ers, also advises the Com- merce cheerleaders and coaches the bowling teams. Miss Greenleaf lists in- sincerity and dishonesty as her pet peeves. She enjoys golf and bowling in her spare time. Smith, both and patrol advisers,

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Coffee or tea? Miss Mary Clancy and Miss Canarie serve before a monthly faculty meeting. MRS. CLAIRE O. CAR- ROLL, who teaches secre- tarial subjects, attended Salem State College where she obtained her B.S. Ed. degree, Boston University (M.C.S.), and Indiana University for her sixth year. Mrs. Carroll has the task of taking care of locker keys. MISS HELENE CAR- ROLL teaches home eco- nomics (clothing, dress- making) and personality and etiquette. Miss Carroll is an adviser of the Capers Make-Up Committee, and is in charge of the order- ing of the senior caps and gowns. She enjoys read- ing, gardening, and travel. A teacher of English, MR. THADDEUS CIESLUK attended the University of Mass. (B.A.). He is assist- ing with the yearbook, and the words “I can't” are his pet peeve. Mr. Cies- luk’s hobbies include read- ing, golf, bowling, and baseball. MR. ROBERT CIG- NOLI, a teacher of book- keeping and typing, re- ceived a B.S. degree from A.I.C. and an M.Ed. from Springfield College. “Any student who doesn’t know debits must equal credits” is Mr. Cignoli’s pet peeve. He enjoys bowling in his leisure time. A graduate of Framing- ham Teachers College (B.S.), Boston University, and Cornell University, MISS VIRGINIA M. CLANCY teaches home economics. She played the trumpet during high school. MR. ERNEST L, CON- CHIERI, an enthusiast of bowling and golf, is in charge of the G.O. Ac- counting homeroom. He attended AJ.C. (BS.) and New York University (M.A.). A teacher of Book- keeping II, Mr. Conchieri is faculty manager of ath- letics and golfing coach. MISS ELIZABETH CONNELL, who §sgrad- uated from Tufts Univer- sity (A.B.) and Boston University (M.A.), is the editorial adviser of “Com- merce,’ the school news- paper. An English teacher, Miss Connell enjoys travel and her classroom teaching. A graduate of. Boston Uni- versity with a B.S. Ed. and an M.Ed. degree, MISS GRACE CONNELL teaches American and world history. She is a faculty photo supervisor for Caduceus. A teacher of business math and typing, MRS. BER- NICE M. CONNOLLY received her B.S. and M.E. degrees from State College at Boston. With Mrs. Car- roll, she is in charge of the locker keys. Graduated from New York University (BS., M.A.), MISS MARY CONWAY is a teacher of stenography and typewrit- ing. Her other activities at Commerce include be- ing adviser to the Trading Post. 11

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Mr. Holley answers questions for his theme writers, Maria Kazik, Flora Paquette, and Roger Nunes. MRS. HELENE GRIF- FIN, who is a member of the English Depart- ment, attended Fitchburg Teachers’ College (B.S. Ed.) and Springfield Col- lege (M.Ed.). Adviser to the National Honor Soci- ety, Mrs. Griffin enjoys golfing and has a fond- ness for dogs. An English teacher, MR. WAYLAND J. HOLLEY is a graduate of Dart- mouth College ( A.B.) and Northwestern University (M.A.). Mr. Holley helps in the production of Cap- ers (and participates in it). His interests include sports and his children. A graduate of Salem Teachers’ College (B.S. Ed.), MRS. LORRIE- ANN GUMLAW teaches typing. She enjoys knit- ting as a hobby. MR. THOMAS HUR- LEY, a teacher of Eng- lish, attended the Univer- sity of Ottawa. He re- ceived his B.A. and M.Ed. from Our Lady of the Elms. Mr. Hurley is in charge of school publicity and enjoys art, music, fish- ing, and target shooting. MR. GEORGE M. HAR- GREAVES, a retired U‘S. colonel, enjoys sports and music. He attended the University of Maine (BrASw yy MCAS) 2 LaSalle University (L.L.B.), and Springfield College (P. jD))) Mr. Hargreaves teaches world geography. A home economics teach- er MISS ELEANOR HYDE is the Chairman of the Home Economics Department. She is a graduate of Framingham Teachers College (B.S.). 13 “Failure to make up work” is MR. JAMES HAR- RINGTON’s pet peeve. A gtaduate of A.J.C. (B.S .) and of Springfield College (M.E.), he is a teacher of Typing I and II. Mr. Harrington enjoys reading. MR. HAROLD JONES, who teaches machine cal- culation, is also the coor- dinator of our audio-visual aids program and our school photographer. He graduated from Spring- field College (B.S., M. Ed.), and his hobbies are golf, swimming, and tra- vel. A teacher of Modern Problems II and American History, MISS REGINA HENDERSON attended Westfield State College (B.S.) and Springfield College (M.Ed., C.A.G. S.). She is in charge of the senior pictures. Her hobbies include ceramics and traveling. Art is the subject taught by MR. VERLE KING, who graduated from Massachusetts College of Art (B.S.) and Westfield State College (M.Ed.). Mr. King is Art Director for Capers.