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

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a MR. JOHN BENNETT MISS LUCILLE Univ. of Mass. and Yale BLAKESLEE Adviser to Math Club University of Massachusetts Alg. II, Geometry, Elem. Anal. University of Michigan Business Math, Algebra I ‘The intersection of a sphere and a plane ts a circle,’ explains Mr. Bennett to his geometry class. MR. JOHN GORMALLY American International College Westfield State College Business Math a a Commerce Students Increase Their LAFLAMME Holyoke Junior College University of Massachusetts Algebra I, II, and Geometry calculating ability in Math Classes. MR. JOSEPH E. MR. KENNETH ZEMLA RODGERS Northeastern University Westfield State College College of Our Lady of Elms Western New England College Business Math Algebra I, Geometry Enrollment in the college-preparatory Elementary Analysis class is increasing every year. Students were invited to par- ticipate in the Olympiad High School Math Prize Competition and the MAA Math test. Judging from the interest shown in these tests, Commerce students are learning more and more about math. 20

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The Psychology class, now in its second year, has been a great success. Students enjoy studying the reasons why people think, act, and behave the way they do. MR. RAYMOND LEMIEUX MR. JOHN MACKAY Bridgeport State Michigan State University University of Virginia American International College Chairman — Social Studies American History Department Modern Problems MR. LEO RIOUX Assumption College Westfield State College World History Mr. Hargreaves points out a trade route, MR. RICHARD SANDBURG Clark University American History MR. HAROLD D. SMITH MR. JAMES K. TILLOTSON 4 Becker Junior College American International College o Clark University American and World History University of Connecticut American and World History 19

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MRS. RITA ASTORINO MRS. RITA BLAKE College of Our Lady of Elms Bridgewater State College Springfield College Physics Senior Class Adviser Biology Mr. Wilder, who teaches chemistry, completes his twenty-fifth year as an instructor at Commerce in 1968. MR. MONTE FLAGG Boston University Springfield College University of Massachusetts University of Oregon Biology Science Courses Inform Students of MISS ALBERTA McCLEARY Mount Holyoke College University of Pennsylvania Challenges in the World of Tomorrow. (cinder Sat Biology MR. HENRY TRESPAS MR. WILLIAM WALLACE Massachusetts College of WILDER, 2d Pharmacy and Science University of New Hampshire Boston University Harvard University University of Connecticut Chemistry Biology Biology, chemistry, and physics are the three sciences taught oy at the High School of Commerce. From the study of these subjects, students learn more and more about the world around them. 21