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

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To Counsel Our Students Wisely “Cutters” in the cafeteria line are the pet peeve of MRS. CECELIA CABANA, fresh- man girls’ guidance counselor. She attended New York Uni- versity (B.S.) and Springfield College (M.S.). Mrs. Cabana is an ardent sports fan. Mr. Rumpal talks to senior Dianne Bryda about the job oppor- tunities available in Springfield. Counselor to the Junior Class, MRS. CATHERINE HART is a graduate of Boston Uni- versity (B.A.) and Springfield College (M.Ed.). She also did further study at Columbia University. Mrs. Hart enjoys MR. BRUNO RUMPAL, playing the organ as a hobby. senior counselor and place- ment director, attended Spring- field College (B.S.), Univer- sity of London, Clark Univer- sity (M.A.), and Columbia University. He is in charge of the business consultants pro- grams and is chairman of the Scholarship Committee. Mr. Rumpal’s interests include athletics and travel. Mr. Rum- pal’s memberships in the Ad- ministrative Management So- Junior Sandra Stanek’s senior program is prepared by Mrs. Hart ciety and Kiwanis Club help on the basis of her junior marks. in making available to Com- merce the ears of prominent : ene i BE business men in Western i ae : hae Massachusetts. The boys’ counselor, MR. WILLARD WRIGHT, is a graduate of American Inter- national College (B.A.) and Springfield College (M.A.). Mr. Wright, who enjoys play- ing tennis, does much work with young people through the Springfield Boy’s Club and is also active in basketball officiating. 18

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MRS. FREDERICKA VAUGHN, who attended the Boston Bouve School of Physical Education and Springfield College, teach- es physical education and drivers’ education. She is also in charge of the Drill Team. Mrs. Vaughn en- joys reading and playing bridge. A business mathematics teacher, MR. KENNETH A. ZEMLA - graduated from Northeastern Uni- versity (B.B.A.) and the College of Our Lady of the Elms (M.E.), and also received a C.A.GS. He coaches hockey and his favorite recreations are bowling and boating. A teacher of English, MRS. HARRIET WID- LAND is a graduate of Syracuse University (B. A.) and Springfield Col- lege (M.Ed.). When Mrs. Widland attended high school, she enjoyed both dramatics and journalism. Studies MR. WILLIAM WAL- LACE WILDER, 2nd, who plays an active part in Commerce Capers, the Scholarship Committee, Graduation details, and who is also chairman of the Science Department, attended the University of New Hampshire and Har- vard (B.S., M. Ed.). over, Mr. songs. IZ Bennett entertains his students in 223 with familiar folk MRS. EMMA WIL- LIAMS, a physical educa- tion teacher, is a graduate of Hampton Institute (B. S.). She also did further study at Springfield Col- lege. Mrs. Williams en- joys crossword puzzles and lists her pet peeve as “dirty sneakers.” from a student after lunch. A graduate of Westfield State Teachers College with a B.S. Ed. degree, Boston University with a M.Ed. degree, and the University of Connecticut with a 6th year certificate, MISS JULIA ZAJ- CHOWSKI teaches filing. She is in charge of make- up in Capers. A hearty welcome goes to Mr. Zemla reception committee

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To Keep Commerce Functioning Smoothly MRS. BARBARA ELLIS MRS. MICHAELINE MRS. DOROTHY MISS MARY REARDEN HANSON MALONE THE LUNCHROOM STAFF. Front Row: Mary Connolly, Gertrude Odato, Katherine O’Hare. Back Row: Bertha Scully, Frances Andrews, Hazel Robin- son, Delores Regis. One of chief custodian George Yorio’s routine duties is checking ] ; the main light board. Mrs. Croken, school nurse, checks off Elaine Serra’s name. 19