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

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MISS ELINOR BURLOW American International College Springfield College French The French Club runs many of its successful food sales. Foreign languages add international flavor to Commerce curriculum. MISS MARY ELLEN Three years of French and three years of Spanish are offered at the High School ene o College of Our Lady of Elms of Commerce. Spanish The French and Spanish Clubs were formed for those students who are interested in learning more than just the routine grammar and vocabulary of the language. The French Club has held food sales for its scholarship fund and plans a trip to the United Nations in New York. These girls are preparing for one of the club’s food sales. MRS. DOROTHY McDOWALL College of Our Lady of Elms Middlebury College French and Spanish

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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

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MR. VERLE KING Massachusetts College of Art Westfield State College MR. WALTER D. NICKERSON New England Conservatory of Music Springfield College Michelle Holland puts the finishing touches of the yearbook cover, which she designed. Art classes stimulate aesthetic appreciation. Through art, students are given an opportunity to express their creativity. The three classes brighten our surroundings by designing posters and Capers scenery. Music is offered in many forms at Commerce. Music-minded students here at Commerce can choose between chorus, band, and glee club. These three groups often combine to perform before the entire student body. The annual music assemblies, held in April, are eagerly anti- cipated by all the pupils. For the Christmas assembly, the band, chorus, and choir combine to entertain the student body with seasonal music.