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

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E . pf fff'YQ N , , .Qm-w ., ,, .f ' '-. lk 1 .V gx k q ',:- iv , 9+-:,.',--Q' ' ' pf. . 1' .. 4'2':v - 4.1.,.- W , X inf- :..- , fw s 'g51:,.e.f, . x-- fi .I ps- , :K f ga: .fllffuki 6 1947 4 if ir ir Thr Senior Class Annual of the Wvorvcstcr High Svllool of CUIIIIIICTCC Wforcester MHSSQCIIIISCIIS We, the members of the Class of 1941, dedicate our CADUCEUS I0 JOHN EDWARD BRIERLY who byi SffUCli0n and example has given us a new conception of citizenship E OLD BUILDIN E NEW BUILDI 50 ff? ' nf if 5 25: Eff? M CALVIN H. ANDREWS Principal Calvin H. Andrews . William J. Casey . Edward F. Tobin . Louise Colegrove . Edith B. Anderson . Alice E. Burdette . Mary T. Dorsey . Mary U. Flynn . Margaret T. Leahy . Blanche M. Ryan . Ruth A. Werner . Teachers John V. Ambrose . Arthur J. Andersen . Wyman L. Beal . Isabelle Bosworth . William J. Bousha . Mildred R. Bowen . A. Claire Bowman . Thomas E. Boyle . Mary M. Bradley . Robert G. Brearley . Joseph M. Breen . Thomas A. Breen . John E. Brierly . Bernard F. Brooks . Gertrude M. Bryant . Stanley R. Burggraaf Floyd W. Burnell . Richard W. Butler . Grace A. Buxton Harry J. Cahill . Louise E. Carlton . Laura E. Carrigan . Grace E. Cheney . Mildred E. Christenson Pauline E. Cole . Elizabeth M. Craighead John F. Creamer . William G. Crommett Marion G. Cruikshank James L. Davidson . Helen E. Davis . Margaret E. Dempsey Angela D'Errico . Arthur L. Dexter . H. Allan Dickie . Charles E. Disney . FACULTY . . Principal . Assistant Principal . Assistant Principal . . Head Clerk . . . Clerk . Clerk . Clerk . Clerk . Clerk . Clerk . Clerk Subjects . . Physical Education . Stenography, Office Practice . Commercial Law, Civics . Physical Education . . . . Biology . Stenography, Ofice Practice . . . . Biology Physics . French . History . . . . English . . . . . History . Contemporary Civilization . . . . .English . . . . English . . . . . ' History . . . . . Bookkeeping . Civics, Contemnorarv Civilization . . . English, Journalism . . . . . Civics . Economic Geography . Director of Placement Stenography, Typewriting . . . . Art . . French, English . French, English . Law, Civics . . English . . . . English . . Physical Education . French, Latin, English . Stenography, Typewriting . Algebra, General Mathematics . . . Ofice Practice . . . History . History, English Albert J. Dobie . Edward J. Dolan . Margaret M. Donallan Francis J. Doran . Sadie J. Duguid . Emily Dymond . Gertrude T. Eastman Mary E. Erwin . Henry F. Fitzmaurice John E. Foley . Mary E. Friel . William J. Gannon Helen S. Gilbert . Francis G. Gleason . Mary F. Greaney Edna T. Greeko . Ruth P. Greenlay Helen E. Greenwood Mary I. Gunn . William C. Haddad Mary L. Healy . Margaret M. Higgins Marion L. Higgins . Mildred Horne . Francis P. Hussey . Charles E. Hutchins . Wendell J. Johnson J. Oliver Johnstone David D. Kaplan 1Part Helena T. Kavanagh Edward T. King . Ruth A. Leahy . Marian C. Legg . Lincoln S. Levenson Margaret A. Libby Charlotte R. Lowell . Evelyn C. Lundgren Edna O. Lundstrom . Mary E. Manifold . Olive Matthews . Margaret E. Meagher Mary A. Moran . Elsie G. Moreau . George F. Moriarty . Walter A. Morrill . Myles R. McAleer . Evleyn M. McCabe . Matthew R. McCann William T. McKenna l. Leavitt Newman . fLe FACULTY ave of-Absencei l . Timej n . Q . Mathematics, Guidance . Mathematics, Economics Stenography, Typewriting . . . Law, Civics . . Biology . History . . . Biology . . . . Spanish . Typewriting, Arithematic . . . Mathematics . . . English . . . Algebra . English, Journalism . Ofice Practice . . English . Italian Bookkeeping . . English . Bookkeeping . . Science . Ofice Practice . . . . French . . . Bookkeeping Office Practice, Typewriting . . . Bookkeeping . Commercial Law . . Science . French, English . . . Music . . . Stenography .I . . . English Typewrlting, Ofice Practice Stenography, Typewriting . . . . . Art . . . . English Stenography, Ogice Practice . . . . English . . . Office Practice . Typewriting . . English . . . Typewriting . . . . English . Stenography, Typewriting . . English, French . . Stenography . . English . Latin, History . . Physics . . Mathematics . Mechanical Drawing I C. George Nylin . John W. Oakes . John M. O'Brien . Katherine M. O,Connell William T. O'Connell Claire I. O'Connor . Margaret H. O'Donnell John B. O'Leary . Mary C. O'Leary . Paul A. Olin . . Willard L. Osborn . Margaret M. Philips . Mark G. Pierce . Eugene H. Powers . Donald W. Putnam . Mildren A. Raynes . Mabel S. Reed . . Carlton E. Richardson John M. Riedl . Marguerite Rogers . Edward E. Ruane . George G. Sampson Helen V. Savage . Mary M. Sexton . Samuel E. Sleeper . Laura G. Smith . Mary A. Smith . Ruth A. Smith . Myron W. Stickney . John F. Sullivan . John J. Sullivan . Thomas F. Sullivan . Frederick A. Sweet . Alida Taylor . James F. Timon, J r. . Ethel E. Treat . Roy H. Wall . Ralph W. Ward . H. Marjorie Wheeler Blanche E. Wilson . Edgar Wilson . . Edmund T. Wilson . Ruth L. Woodward . FACULTY . History . . Spanish . Mathematics . Typewriting . English . English Stenography, Typewriting . . . English Salesmanship, Journalism . . . Swedish . . . History . Physical Education . Bookkeeping . . Salesmanship . Chemistry, Physics . . . Art . Music fPart Timej . . . English . . Mathematics . . Office Practice Mathematics, Economics . . . History Art Appreciation, English . . Stenography . English, Guidance . . . English . . History . Bookkeeping . Chemistry . Bookkeeping . . History . Latin, History . Mathematics . . . Art . Latin, History . English, Journalism . . Typewriting . Physical Education . . . Art . . . Civics . . . . Music . . . . Music . . Stenography, Office Practice IN MEMIIIIIAM - GRACE MARIA ELLIS Teacher of Latin and German February, 1916-December, 1940 Died December 12, 1940 NORA MARIE BARNES Clerk in charge of supplies October, 1926-March, 1941 ' Died March 4, 1941 CLASS OF 1941-A 41 -L : QL 4 ' 1 my Ugg US EDJTQRS 413 BU!-IBD UI' EIJITIIHS John P. Ashe Dorothy Callan Doris Carpenter Sophie Chanis Mary Joan Donnelly Helen A. Ford Beatrice F. Goldman Elizabeth B. Alu Ernest J. Balser Walter J. Basiul Isabel Calusdian Myrtle C. Cinsky Marcelle N. Costa Anne Davidson Thomas B. Daly Elizabeth F. Flint Mildred Goldstein 194-1-A EDITORIAL BOARD Bernard F. Cooney, Chairman Rita H. Grimala Bergit Hellberg Opal A. Hirtle Bessie Kontaxi Helen J. Korkus Ann Mara Mary McGurren Eleanor Torpey Mary T. Phillips Mary Pistola Dorothy R. Renhult Ruth Sallstrom Demetre J. Stelfon Helen Tarkiainen Mae Teikari 1941-B EDITORIAL BOARD James E. Castaldi, Chairman Lorna M. Greenhalge Janet S. Gutkowski Jean R. Ingalls 'Milton H. J avery Minnie L. Kramer Lillian A. Luksis Virginia Marshall Barbara A. Mcniarmid Lillian E. Nevalsky Sophie Nowakowski ART COMMITTEE George A. Pilson Dorothy A. Rice Lois E. Rose George D. Sear Marie C. Smith Ethel D. Stewart Ruth M. Sundin Geraldine H. Thom Arthur L. Verdi Elaine Zall pson George M. Alexander Theodore M. Berthiaume George G. Vacca Olga M. Ayik Earl W. Granlund ADVERTISING BOARD Ethel D. Stewart, Chairman Marie A. Healey Beverly Harding Constance J. Pozzessere I17l Italia Rossoni Rhodamae Smith 4114 CQMM1 TTHTS GIFT M0170 -ffm CQMMITTEES CLASS DAY CLASS IIFFIIIEHS AND IIIIMMITTEES 1941-A Philip S. Koki, President Martha L. Rosenbusch, Secretary Eleanor A. Torpey, Vice-President Noriar Pahigian, Treasurer PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE Bernard J. Bagdis, Chairman Margaret A. Brennan Joseph R. D'Elia Congetta T. Fratantonio Leo Golden Ernestine V. Karazia Dorothy H. Mallquist Irene P. Plucinski Demetre J. Steffon SOCIAL COMMITTEE Noriar Pahigian, Chairman Philip Koki Eleanor A. Torpey Frances L. Dunn Martha L. Rosenbusch Albert R. Dupsha Mary E. Mahoney James J. Kittredge Marguerite E. Keyes Donald Nelson Maynard A. Stone CLASS DAY COMMITTEE E. John Lepore, Chairman Howard J. Besnia K. Elizabeth Gallagher Everett Holmes Matilda M. Kersis John J. Moriarty Anna D. Palermo Paul J. Puchek Angelo T. Sotiropoulos Sidney Snegg Richard J. H. Whelan Ann M. Woods MOTTO COMMITTEE Nathan Wald, Chairman Sara Feldman B. Marianne WazilioH' Valerie C. Zakaravich Flavio S. Rosati GIFT COMMITTEE Mildred J. Slauenwhite, Chairman Thelma L. Stockhaus Mabel R. Forzley Shirley Kline CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Frank R. Anderson Barbara L. Cronin Francis J. Durkin Shirley L. Harper Blanche Kreida Pauline L. Moore Dorothy I. Simonds Herbert E. Wilson 1201 41 A CL A S A QWMQAQS' CLA S S D A Y AQJQPJQESAW TA W VE S ELASS IIAY REPRESENTATIVES 19111 - A Donald Nelson . . . . . Mary Mahoney . . Dorothy Mallquist . . Herbert Stegenga . . . . Eleanor Torpey . . . . Harold Gould and Emil Haddad . . ELASS DAY PRIISRAM HFESTIVAL MARCHI' ....... High School of Commerce Orchestra ADDRESS OF WELCOME Philip S. Koki, President of Class of 1941-A OVERTURE- Merry Wives of Windsor .... High School of Commerce Orchestra TOWN MEETING MODERATOR . .... . Class Orator Class Historian Class Testatrix Class Vocalist Class Pianist Class Musicians . Mendelssohn . Nicolai Philip Koki TOWN CLERK . . . Richard Whelan TOWN HISTORIAN . . GUEST SPEAKER . . . . . Mary Mahoney Donald Nelson CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN . . . Dorothy Mallquist SELECTMEN .... . John Moriarty, Ann Woods TOWN COMMITTEE . . . . Mary Cronin, Harold Gould TOWNSPEOPLE . . Pearl Ritz, Ethel Goranson, Jeannette Wellin Elaine Harpin, Alice Gulanian Emil Haddad, Herbert Stegenga, Eleanor Torpey THE HARMONY FOUR . .... Mabel Kelley, Alma Hazard Leslie Tyrance, HERE AM I, LORD, SEND ME -Harmony Four Words by W. O. Hoyle, Music by L. M. Bowers Russell Roberts CLASS SONG-Words by Dorothy Mallquist, Music by Jenny May Gould Led by Mr. Edgar Wilson SCHOOL SONG, CLASS OF 1941-A--Words by C. I. Rice, Music by R. R. Greenwood U21 EL!-lSS SUNG 1941-A Words by Dorothy Mallquist Music by .I enny May Gould Classmates, now it's time for parting. Gladness mingles with our tears, For we have a loving mem'ry Of our carefree, happy years. Mem'ries of our busy school days, Ever filled with joy and song, Menfries of our well-fought battles, High school days forever gone. Four short years welve been together Best of all, the friends we've made- Friends that we shall hold forever, Friendships time can never fade. Now we're gathered at the crossroads With a will to do or die. For the last time, all together, We salute old Commerce High. Class Motto Class Colors Sclentla et Virtus Red and White l23l CLASS DAY IIUMMITTEE 1941-A E. John Lepore, Chairman Howard Besnia Matilda Kersis Paul Puchek Elizabeth Gallagher John Moriarty Angelo Sotiropoulos Everett Holmes Anna Palermo Sidney Snegg Richard Whelan Ann Woods ADDRESS UF WELIIUME Philip S. Koki, President, 194-1-A 2. Mr. Andrews, members of the faculty, parents, and friends: The Class of 194-1-A extends to you a most cordial welcome. Time, that never onward flowing of the indivisible now, has carried us to the end of another phase of life. As we pause today upon the dividing ground between two eras in our lives and look back over the varied experiences of our high school life with its buoyancy and its pleasures, its rivalries and ambitions, its duties and generous friend- ships, we can not avoid a feeling of sadness that comes with the thought of parting. But the hours of the Present are golden, and the recollection of the happy days that we have spent together will ever brighten our pathway as we press on confidently and hopefully into the Future. It is a war-torn, uncertain and a complex world which confronts the youth of today, a world which seems to us full of vicissitudes and bewilderment. Con- sequently, as we enter upon the greater field of life which lies stretched out before us, our steps, at first, will seem, perhaps, a little unsteady. But remem- bering that our equipment is good, our purpose strong, let us meet our worldly battles face to faceg for it is true that a nation looks to her schools for men and women who will raise the world a step nearer to the long sought after Utopia. Our teachers and our principal, Mr. Andrews, to whom we one and all feel so deeply and eternally grateful, we shall always remember in the pouring forth of our expressions of gratitude, and certainly our parents shall never be forgotten in the returning of thanks for the privileges they have for so long placed freely at our disposal, privileges which were purchased for us at the cost of sacrifices on their part. Only a life of highest endeavor can ever repay the debt we owe to our teachers, our principal, and our parents. And so, dear parents and friends, we are indeed proud to speak the words that carry with them a cordial and a grateful welcome. i243 I CLASS HISTUHY 1941-I-l Mary Mahoney, Class Historian, 1941-A In accordance with our Town Meeting regulations the Class of 194-1-A has assembled on this Class Day to pay due respect to the final administration of its affairs as a Senior group. This record, compiled from appropriate sources, will serve as a chronicle to be registered in the annals of Time, in a small measure it may convey our esteem for the democratic principles which have governed the actions of the student body. Comparatively small in number, yet possessing stout fortitude, we were offered a wealth of opportunity within these walls. Bound by a firm resolution to make an envi- able history, a collective reputation as well as personal attainment was a much sought after destination. Firmly believing in cooperative association, a liberal government was established and so began the construction of 'cOur Town. This formative year was made noteworthy by the Blackfriars' hilarious pres- entation of 66Love-in-a-Mist, and by the Euterpeans' rendition of the operetta, G'The Mikado. Our first athletic laurels were acclaimed in 1937 by the capture of the inter- high titles in football and outdoor track. Not to be outdone, the girls' varsity division romped the court in a successful campaign for the basketball cham- pionship. A grim shadow befell our little town with the passing of Dr. Albert C. Erick- son and Miss Grace M. Lombard, two most worthy and lovable characters in our faculty. Many new adventurers from various junior schools were adopted into Com- merce High at mid-year and were soon banded together according to the cus- toms of our community. A unity of ideals furthered our success as the govern- ing body assembled for the inauguration of our administrators for the second year. A most democratic system of election was held as the citizens cast their ballots for the respective offices. The selected officers in the executive branch were: President, Philip Kokig Vice-President, Frances Dunn, Secretary, Albina Pietrowiczg and Treasurer, Albert Dupsha. Dramatic and musical performances were highlighted by the Blackfriars' offering of Jane Eyre, as well as by the Euterpean Society's portrayal of the comic opera uPatience. i25l Among the most treasured of our possessions is the Biggest News Trophy awarded us for journalistic attainment. For such supremacy in the art of writ- ing we justly heralded this honor, and proudly placed the plaque in our town hall. The Town's reputation was once more enhanced by the fact that we again became the proud recipients of the Girls' and Boys' inter-high basketball cham- pionships. Time passes, and, along with it, faculty members Miss Florence N. Flagg and Miss Jane G. Waite journeyed on to their eternal reward. Sincerity and consideration were the virtues that merited our respect for them. They have left us, but their spirit lives on forever. Our Town grows. A better organization of standards could not be imagined as we ventured on to our Junior year. Activities became plentiful as various clubs were enthusiastically attended, while praise-worthy sportsmanship pre- dominated in both scholastic and athletic rivalry. In our club organizations the following '41-Als served as presidents: Howard Besnia of the Biology Club, Birgit Hellberg of the Bumble Bees, Walter Bu- rokas of the Chemistry Club, and George Danielian of the Table Tennis Club. The polls were again made a highlight event as the votes tallied the following results: President, Philip Kokig Vice-President, Mary Mahoney, Secretary, Martha Rosenbuschg and Treasurer, Howard Besnia. Glamour invited our interest this year as scores attended the Britomart Promenade which was a most enjoyable social affair. On the stage, a tremendous ovation resulted from the portrayal of First Lady, in which Richard Whelan won distinction, and the comic opera Chimes of Normandy. Scholastic endeavor was brought into the limelight as the highest All American Award was adjudged to our Commerce Mercury. This fact we justly accentuate as a tribute to those who aided in obtaining it. Competition dis- ciplined a hard-fought contest, but we again managed to deserve our second Big News Trophy. May it be recorded also that this scroll bears the names of Eleanor Torpey and Demetre Steffon whose participation was most commendable. Everlasting in our memory will be the delightful picnic held at the Weirs in New Hampshire at which some 850 Commercites enjoyed a brief holiday. Fea- tured entertainment included dancing, bowling, swimming, boating and num- erous other pastimes. The sports circles made a clean sweep of the '39 season as Captain Mason Flagg led his golf team to a victorious outcome. Within these championship brackets were also the cross-country and track teams. Captain John fRedJ Leary cut the ice in the hockey rinks to tally a smashing triumph. Football U61 and basketball crashed the stubborn defense of the rivals to ring up two more inter-high titles. The girls, furthermore, made their contribution by earning the basketball and field hockey honors. We paused once more in our strides of progress, to pay our respects in mem- ory of two esteemed teachers, Miss Pauline A. Smith and Mr. Charles H. Jordan, whose understanding for every student's concern made them most dear to us all. Now, firm and well-rooted within a celestial tower, the Class of '4-1-A made its journey on to new heights. Campaigns were instituted, nominations made, and, with all parties participating, the ballot boxes for the final voting session were filled. President Philip Koki, a third term candidate, after forceful opposition, suc- ceeded in maintaining command. The Vice-President's position was capably filled by Eleanor Torpey for whose services we are indeed appreciative. Secre- tary Martha Rosenbusch favored us with a second term in office, and Noriar Pahigian commendably fulfilled his obligations in the Treasurer's capacity. Individual awards were duly celebrated as Philip Koki laid claim to fourth place at the Colby Oratorical Contest. Then, too, the Horace Mann Scholar roll, including the names of Philip Koki, Irene Plucinski, Louise Reardon, Ruth Sallstrom, Mildred Slauenwhite, Mae Teikari and Eleanor Torpey, added a scholastic glory to our history. More championships illuminated our field of glory as the baseball team won the season's pennant, the cross-country harriers and the track team blazed in successful campaigns, and the girls, basketball champions held their first-rate position. The honor list for outstanding players emphasizes the services of football's co-captains Milton Lawrey and John Kleiza, the former being a letterman in track as well, and the latter receiving all-city guard distinction. Witlnn this field of activity, Thomas McGrath made his debut in basketball and football. The Commerce hill and dalers' well-balanced team also raced to win the Knights of Columbus Trophy. We trace back again into the business section and make record of Mae Tei- kari as Editor-in-chief of our all-around school paper. The Blackfriars' performance of The Barrettsw st1'uck a high note in dra- matics as the critics applauded its sparkle and freshness. Instructors Grace M. Ellis and Francis X. Curley shared with us the joys and sorrows of our youth until they themselves were called to rest. Noble in char- acter, sincere in heart, they were loved by all who knew them. The Town has now become incorporated into the unity which we struggled to create. Ahead lies new ground to conquer, new fields to explore, and high ideals to fulfill. Let us then march on with an incentive to make new ambitions a reality. f27l CLASS IIB!-ITIIJN l94l-I-I Donald Nelson, Class Orator, 194-l-A We, the Class of 194-1-A, meet for our last oilicial gath- ering. Tomorrow we separate and go into the world to take our places as individuals, some as factory workers, some as farmers, some as business men, and still others, as students in schools of higher learning. It is with deep regret that we must part, for as a group we have believed in high standards and have represented all that America stands for. In going out into the world, we must defend these standards which our teachers have so earnestly endeavored to impress upon us. Do you realize that one person in this small group can change the entire destiny of the United States? This sounds unbelievable, but in America it has been a reality many times. When Washington consented to command the Revolutionary Army, he changed the entire course of what is now the United States. Without Washington's aid, there is little doubt but that we should still be English subjects and be engaged now in defending England as one of her colonies. Lincoln, too, changed the destiny of this nation. In his firmness in suppress- ing the secession of the Southern States, he succeeded in preserving the unity of the country, and also freed many of our brethren who became leaders in the world. Many of us, though, will not become Lincolns or Washingtons, but will be just other members of a labor party, a political party, a church congregation, or some other organization. It is for us then to influence others with our prin- ciples rather than permit others to influence us with their 'fismsn and un- scrupulous dealings. Here in America, a large air force is very important for the preservation of Liberty. Recently in California a strike was called in an aircraft plant. Cer- tain workmen were unable to reach a satisfactory agreement. I do not know whether the employers or the employees were at fault, but I do know that such an exhibition is a disgrace to America and democracy. Had the workers or the directors of the plant's activities been given the training in Americanism which we the students of Commerce High have been fortunate to receive, I feel con- fident that the strike would have been averted. I could cite many similar situa- tions, but this is neither the time nor the place for such. In passing, however, I should like to say this: Tomorrow as you go forth into the world as future citizens, you too will have like experiences. How will you meet them? Will you permit your selfish desires to dominate your think- ing and your actions? Or will you be guided by the principles of Americanism which you have been taught at Commerce High School? Each of you is an integral part of this great country of ours. On you individually and collectively rests the destiny of this land. You must not, and you cannot, fail this imposing trust which has been placed in you-this duty which rests upon every loyal and true American to keep this great country of ours a united and peaceful nation. May you at the close of each day be able to say: 'il have run the course, I have fought a good fight, I have kept the faith, and with the help of Almighty God, this shall continue to be my goalf' U81 .1 . A --L4--H - LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 1941-A Dorothy Mallquist, Class Testatrix, 1941-A After four full years of work and friendship, experi- ence, and pleasant associations, we, the Class of 1941-A, realizing that the time is drawing near when we shall end the happy days that we have spent at the High School of Commerce, do now make known to all our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Andrews, our beloved Principal and friend, we extend our sincere thanks for what he has done for us and assure him of our deepest admiration of his wise counsel. To Mr. William J. Casey and Mr. Edward F. Tobin, our Assistant Principals, we also express our appreciation and heartfelt thanks for having so much patience with us and for making our days here at Commerce an experience long to be remembered. To our helpful and loving parents and guardians we leave our everlasting gratitude for making our education possible. ARTICLE II To those ever-loving members of the Commerce faculty who were kind enough to postpone tests when snowstorms made attendance impossible, we give thanks. Not unmindful of the many services rendered by our teachers, we make the following bequests: To Miss Treat, more patience with her Journalists who fail to bring in ads. To Miss Cruikshank, our hope that in the not distant future noiseless halls will be installed so that she may retain the attention of her classes. To Mr. Morrill, a trust fund of pennies so that he may reimburse his gum- chewing stenographers after asking them to deposit their gum in the basket. To Mr. Burnell, a booklet on Excuses and How to Cure Themf, To Mr. Gleason, a room full of automatic machines guaranteed to add cor- rectly the first time. To Mr. Dickie, a new system of mental telepathy that will relate to his pupils the fact that this is a- free country and you don't have to do anything. To Mr. Myles McAleer, our heartiest thanks for making our Class Day one of real beauty and success. I29l To Mr. Sweet, a few spare angles and circles which will aid his Geometry students in solving complex problems. To Mr. Edgar Wilson, a new set of band instruments with no sharps and fiats and with them a guaranty to produce perfect tune. To Miss Higgins, our school nurse, we leave the assurance of our lasting re- membrance of her kindly ministrations to us in time of need. ARTICLE III Furthermore, to remind future Commercites of our unselfishness and thought- fulness, the particular members of the class bequeath the following: Louise Moreschi bequeaths her experimental ability to any prospective chemist in search of a new element. Mary Mahoney leaves her fine personality to anyone who thinks she is capable of making full use of such an endowment. Marjorie Massey leaves a comb and a mirror to some miss who forgets hers. Philip Koki bequeaths his presidential dignity and leadership to Joseph Farley, his successor. Ruth Sallstrom leaves her natural wavy hair to those girls less fortunate in crossing the street on rainy days to get to building three. Noriar Pahigian, our trustworthy treasurer, leaves to the new treasurer the privilege of getting out of bed early mornings to collect class dues. Eleanor Torpey bequeaths her ability, brilliancy, and popularity to anyone worthy of such an acclaim. Donald Nelson leaves his ability in argumentation to any member of the debating societies. Nathan Wald leaves his dancing feet to any other jitterbug. Harold Gould leaves nothing, takes everything. Bessie Lea leaves a complete disclosure of her secret of how to get along with people. Leo Golden leaves his constant grin to all P. M. pupils in Room 6. Martha Rosenbusch leaves her witty remarks to some Junior seeking popularity. Herbert Stegenga leaves his beautiful tenor voice to echo throughout the halls of Commerce the praise and glory of our Alma Mater. To whom it may concern: We leave season tickets to the Olympia Theatre for those students who, on certain days, find the movies more interesting than school. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen we leave a map which will direct them to the much-talked- about tunnel fwhich exists only in our dreamsj and a large microscope which will bring them nearer to graduation. D01 ARTICLE V To the Sophomores we leave the hope that they will consider their motto, Wise F ool, and remember that, in spite of all worries, school days are really wonderful. ARTICLE VI To the Juniors we leave our desire that they use the Class of 1941-A as a pattern to guarantee conspicuous success. The remaining members of the class, through this, our final document, will and bequeath all their ability and versatility to the lower classmen with tho' hope that these few gifts will be an inspiration to them. To this document, we, the Class of 1941-A, set our hand and seal this eleventh day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundrd foftyQ ' fSignedJ Dorothy Mallquist, Testatrix Philip Koki, President of the Class of 1941-A U11 SJW? SH Q TS in 'hh i 1 s K :fx SNAP SHCT5' f' ..., JA, 'Nj gi? C I! UP F0 1G CLASS OF 1941-B C Group IU 41-B ASS OF 19 CL CLASS DAY MMIITTEES' 4j 15 CQ PHQTQ SO CML QQMMWTEE AID CQMUWWTEE CLASS IIFFIEEHE ANI! IIIJMMITTEE 1941-B Joseph W. Farley, President .lean R. Ingalls, Secretary Anna M. Brennan, Vice-President Anthony J. Cozzolino, Treasurer George C. Arnberg Bette A. Crowley Hedwig E. Jastremska Walter J. Paterak Jack Selig Barbara R. Costello Anthony J. Cozzolino Nancy M. Estabrook Winifred Bernstein Italo A. Macchi PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE Claire M. McDermott, Chairman Virginia A. Bell Jospehine M. Gragowski Robert J. Lavigne Marion C. Phipps Mary R. Sullivan Dorothy I. Cantwell SOCIAL COMMITTEE Joseph J. Grazulis Edward V. McKeon Aziz Salem Emil J. Salem Chandler W. Wyman Joseph W. Farley, Chairman Janet S. Gutkowski Margaret R. Hugo Eli Kalil Clara V. Kotonski Edward V. McKeon Robert J. Trainor CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Elizabeth B. Alu, Chairman Julia J. Peters Nicholina M. Peters Frances J. Powers John W. Thompson CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Joyce P. Ott George A. Pilson Robert H. Van Liew MOTTO COMMITTEE Olga M. Ayik, Chairman Anna Brennan Laurice Forzley GIFT COMMITTEE Ruth Brigham, Chairman Nancy M. Estabrook Irving Feldman Aziz Salem Elsa L. Anderson Doris L. Donnell Vincent T. Kelley Paul V. Moriarty Florence E. Sadowsky Anna M. Brennan Irving Feldman Ruth LaCava David J. Roche Robert J. Trainor I38l James E. Castaldi Mary M. Grandone Mary A. Maxfield Warren P. Staples Robert H. Van Liew i GLA SS' OFFICERS' 415 Q LA Ss 11 A y PEPRESENM W Vw' IILASS DAY REPRESENTATIVES Vazhen Babigian Lillian Luksis . Louise Reardon Ebba Strand . Joyce Ott . 1941- B . - - . . . . Mary Frissora, Elvira Paulauskas, Robert Van Liew . . . Class Orator Class Historian Class Testatrix . Class Pianist Class Vocalist Class Musicians ELASS ll!-lY PHIJ SRAM MPROCESSIONAL MARCH ....... Wodehouse High School of Commerce Orchestra ADDRESS OF WELCOME Joseph Farley, President of Class of 1941-B OVERTURE-L'Lustspiel ...... . Keler Bela Mary Frissora Robert Van Liew Elvira Paulauskas Louise Reardon Lillian Nevalsky Ebba Strand CLASS SONG . High School of Commerce Orchestra CLASS DAY CRUISE of S.S. 1941-B Captain Joseph Farley Passengers Vazhen Babigian Leslie Tyrance Elizabeth Alu Russell Roberts Anthony Cozzolino Lillian Luksis George Pilson Joyce Ott Eleanor Ringels Mabel Kelley Words by Margaret Hawley, Music by Robert H. Van Liew Led by Mr. Edgar Wilson SCHOOL SONG-Class of 1941-B Words by C. I. Rice Music by R. R. Greenwood i401 IILASS SIJNS 1941-B Words by Margaret Hawley Music by Robert H. Van Liew I As the shadows of the ev'ning Quietly fall at close of day, And the first bright star sends forth its b Across the twinkling way, As the days in smooth procession Form the months which make the year, So the added years together Mark our school days ending here. II When we entered through these portals Four short happy years ago, We were timid, wond'ring freshmen With desire to learn and know, We were met with welcome greeting, As we strove to find our place, Teachers were so kind and helpful, Everywhere a friendly face. III Soon the dear old halls of Commerce Came to hold familiar nooks, There were joy and fun and laughter As we scanned our study books. Time has vanished all too swiftly And today we gather here For one final song together As we leave our school so dear. IV To our Principal and teachers We'll not sing a sad refrain, .lust a friendly wish we'll leave them Saying Till we meet again. So, dear Commerce High, we leave you With a sad reluctant sigh, Loving you, forever faithful, So good-bye, dear Commerce High. 621111 Class Motto Class Colors Lux et Veritas Red wi and White CLASS DAY IIIIMMITTEE Elizabeth Alu, Chairman Winifred Bernstein Julia Peters Frances Powers Italo Macchi Nicholina Peters .l0llI1 Th0II1PS0I1 Joyce Ou George Pilson Robert Van Liew ADDRESS UF WELIIIJME Joseph W. Farley, President, 1941-B Principal Andrews, members of the faculty, parents and e friends: I sincerely appreciate the honor and privilege accorded me of extending to you on behalf of the Class of 1941-B a most hearty and cordial welcome. At last the day has arrived to which we have looked forward with so much anticipation and pride and the joy we feel in our hearts today is backed by a sense of achieve- ment and hard work. We realize that this momentous occasion could never have been possible had it not been for the sacrifice, love and devotion of you our beloved parents. May we bring great honor to you in the future for the opportunities we have enjoyed through your unselishness. To you, Principal Andrews, we pledge our loyalty and devotion to your high ideals and that good citizenship will be our beacon and your wise leadership will always be a source of inspiration to us. To our Assistant Principals, Mr. Edward F. Tobin and Mr. William J. Casey, and to our teachers we express our appreciation for their cooperation and service. The training they have given us will be the foundation for our life work. And now, if you will kindly imagine the stage in the setting of a ship's ball- room, we will continue with the program. f42l CLASS HISTIIHY 1941-B Lillian Luksis Ahoy, mates! Gather 'round to hear the tales of our scholastic, athletic, and extra-curricular maneuvers on the seas of Education. Today we, as a class, pause to look back over the last four years with a strange blending of regret and satisfac- tion. Surely no class has worked harder to reach the height of attainment nor endeavored more fully to per- form duties required than the Class of 1941-B. However, all has not been usmooth sailing. We did encounter a few mild storms-notably on examination days--for our appearance on these occasions did not always add mate- rially to our intellectual reputation. But let's turn back the pages to September, 1937 when our genius was still in the bud. It was in this month that we, Freshmen, experienced the first days of our high school career and were received with malicious glee by a certain band of misguided beings, called Sophomores, who directed us to the wrong class rooms, thus succeeding in their attempt to muddle our already bewildered minds. By our adjustment to the new environment, we, the timid Freshmen, were metamorphosed into prominent athletes and social leaders even at this early stage. Although we withheld our contributions to the Biggest News Essay contest until the subsequent years, our hearts swelled with pride and joy when the High School of Commerce was awarded a trophy for the merits and efforts the students from Commerce had displayed. As Freshmen we applauded the blood-curdling presentation of ujane Eyre and the comic opera, Patience, in which our much respected upperclassmen participated. With various trials and experiences, we entered the second year of our career with a greatly augmented enrollment, due to the large number of pupils coming from the Providence Street and Grafton Street Junior High Schools. The sun of 1937 beamed down on a changed, matured class of Sophomores. We were now in the morning division and best of all we were old enough to vote. Ballots were counted with the following results: Joseph Farley, Presi- dent, Ann Brennan, Vice-President, ,lean Ingalls, Secretary, and Richard Grant, Treasurer. H31 Aided by the noteworthy contributions of Margaret Hawley and Louise Reardon, Commerce was again victorious in the Biggest News Essay contest. Again the High School of Commerce triumphed! During this semester, students, faculty members, and friends filled Tucker- man Hall and gave vigorous evidence of their approval of the Blackfriars' pres- entation of the play, 'Tirst Lady. Not to be surpassed by the former society, the Euterpeans' smooth-running, eye-filling, and ear-pleasing performance of g6The Chimes of Normandyv won loud acclaim. Our Sophomore year was concluded with the memorable school trip to the Weirs, New Hampshire. In 1939 we began our Junior year filled with determination to fulfill every expectation, to win every battle we engaged in, and to perform many feats worthy of record. The results of our second election were as follows: Robert Trainor, President, Ann Brennan, Vice-President, Martha Hyde, Secretary, and Charles Haywood, Treasurer. Our sympathy being so great for Classical, who was diligently struggling in the Biggest News Essay contest, we played the role of the Good Samaritan, withdrew our forces, and yielded to the foe for 1939. Joyce Ott, David Roche, and Stanley Benson effectively demonstrated their athletic prowess as they won renown as leaders of various athletic teams. The Blackfriars' presentation, The Barretts, revealed the Bette Davis of Commerce in the person of Elaine Zall, who captured the hearts of the audi- ence with her magnificent portrayal of Elizabeth Barrett. This year, the Euterpeans' operetta, Pirates of Penzance, was enthusiasti- cally applauded by the student body. In our history the annual Memorial Day exercises stand out as an important event. The patriotic interest shown in song, speeches, and applause left an impression on our memory which time will not wear away. June 8, 1940 proved to be a big day when more than 800 turned out for the annual school picnic which was held at Old Orchard Beach. We will never forget that day, jammed with fun and excitement from sunrise to sunset. The long awaited Senior year at last arrived and Joseph Farley was elected President, Ann Brennan, Vice-President, Jean Ingalls, Secretary, and Anthony Cozzolino, Treasurer. This our last year, we took a prominent part in social affairs and most of us shone at receptions and banquetsr, in fact, we became so thoroughly imbued with the spirit of the times that we had several cases of chocolate dyspepsia, bouillon on the brain, and daggers at the heart. E441 Those who participated in the parade of Horace Mann scholars are: Isabel Calusdian, Myrtle Cinsky, Ann Davidson, Ruth Dirsa, Stella Gill, Natalie Guerin, Janet Gutkowski, Margaret Hawley, Milton Javery, Minnie Kramer, Lillian Luksis, Mary Patierno, Elvira Paulauskas, Louise Reardon, Jacqueline Rene, Lillian Rudner, Esther Sivowitz, and Shirley Soubel. The Mercury, led by Lillian Luksis and supported by an extremely efficient stalf, won All-American honors and was adjudged the best New England school newspaper by Boston Universityis lnterscholastic Press Association. The outstanding athletes this year were: Elsie Toomey, Ida Kramer, Hedwig Jastremska, Nicholas Andrews, Stanley Benson, and David Roche. '4The Mikado, presented by the Euterpeans, was a huge success. Soon the Blackfriars will produce the comedy, 4'Seventeen. Betty Alu, Muriel Cotton and Elaine Zall will represent our class. In June we shall bid adieu to our good ship, Alma Mater, that has so stoutly borne us for four long years. But we shall again don our nautical outfits and go sailing on a new adventure and ride the crests of a great career. This time, alone. Let us sail forth bravely and nobly, our hearts filled and thrilled with earnest and noble purpose, trusting that whatever our lots may be, we, each and all, may be identified with what is noble and good. E451 CLASS IIBATIIIN 1941-B ONCE MORE Vazhen Babigian, Class Orator, 1941-B One minute before eleven o'clock on the morning of November eleventh 1918, the long battlefield shook with the deafening roar of the cannon, the bursting of bombs, and the staccato of the machine guns. One minute after this hour, a stillness of death shrouded the same scene. The Armistice with Germany, which had been signed earlier that morning, went into effect. Delegates from the allied and central powers had met and signed a peace pact that was to make the world safe for democracy. But was this armistice a success? Did it make for safety in the crude huts of Ethiopia when the Italian bombers roared overhead? Did this armistice make for security in Spain? Do the Chinese en- joy the blessings of peace as death is being hurled from the sky? And do the millions of Czechs and Albanians relish the idea of having a foreign nation rule the land which they cherish? Let the past rise before you! Hear the roar and shriek of shells! See soldiers being killed like flies! The news comes that they are dead, but they are at peace. Must peace come only from death? Today Germany, which was once a defeated and suppressed nation, is a mighty world power and has taken the fatal step which has made all Europe a bloody battlefield. Countless thousands are suffering and many more are being sent to their death. One man who believes he has a foolproof plan is trying to conquer the world. But as Robert Burns said in his poem To a Mousef' 'The best laid schemes of mice and men-Gang aft agley, and that is exactly what is going to happen. We pay homage to those men who sacrificed their lives some twenty odd years ago, in the belief that they were to perish in a war that was to end all wars. They died in order to exterminate from the face of the earth that curse, that loathsome monster, war. But was this supreme sacrifice worthwhile? Armed conflict between nations is in direct opposition to the doctrines of humanity. Man was not created to be riddled by machine gun bullets, or shattered by bombs, or shredded on barbed wire. We prefer to believe that all men are created equal and have certain inalienable rights-life, liberty 11461 and the pursuit of happiness. Certainly war does not contain any of these privileges. We know that for the past 4 or 5 years there have been enough insults and incidents to start a half a dozen major wars. But the various nations have restrained themselves. Were they afraid? Did they lack men and money? No, the reason was that they used Common Sense. They knew that the differ- ences between nations should not be settled by armed conflict, but by' intelli- gent reasoning. We, the younger generation, do not want war and certainly those who have seen action do not want war. However, we must defend ourselves, for the cowardly dictators of Europe, who lurk behind a shadow of feigned patriotism, are trying to enslave the whole world. We of this generation are faced by a tremendous task, and we realize that our duties are unusual. In my opinion the best way to serve our country at this time is to continue our education. Some of us have the idea that it is more patriotic to work in a shipyard or join one of our country's armed forces than to go to college. Such a decision would be unfortunate. We must have well- educated and intelligent citizens who have sound judgment in dealing with the diliicult problems of today. It is our patriotic duty to continue our education, unless and until we are called, so that we will be prepared for the greatest usefulness to our country. A war 3,000 miles away is affecting our country, a country that desires to live in perfect harmony with its neighbors. The war has caused us to launch a large defense program in order to protect our homes from an aggressive power. Why is it possible for maniacal dictators to do all this? Why is it possible for them to put fear and hatred. into the hearts of men? How long will this earth remain in such a turmoil and uproar? It must not be, for the world cannot turn its back on Him who died upon the cross to teach the eternal lesson . . . the brotherhood of man and the principle of peace. f47l LAST WILL I-INII TESTAMENT 1941-B Louise Reardon WE, the Class of 1941-B, having no further use for nu- merous talents and abilities that have made this cruise a pleasant one, do bequeath said gifts to those who have been our teachers and companions on this four year jour- ney, in the hope that they will treasure them as souvenirs of our happy days together. Joe Farley leaves any ambitions he may ever have had of becoming President of the U. S., to anyone who wants them, for after being president of his class for a year, Joe has only sympathy for Mr. Roosevelt. Elvira Paulaskas leaves her talented arrangement of Love in Bloom to any violinist who hopes to become a second J ack Benny. Ruth Tymosko leaves the presidency of the Bumble Bees to anyone who can inform us whether the club is so called because the members are busy as bees doing good work, or whether they are busy buzzing about people and things in general. Sidney Plotkin leaves a moving picture camera to Mr. Morrill so that Mr. Morrill can get some action pictures of Elnora Riendeau attacking a wad of gum. Ann Brennan, vice-president of our class, leaves a copy of Dale Carnegie's book How to Win Friends and Influence People to anyone who hopes to achieve the popularity that Ann has had during her high school career. Ruth Gilbert leaves her bookkeeping Wizardry to some sophomore who just doesn't get it. Joyce Ott, our class vocalist, has unkindly refused my request that she leave her beautiful soprano voice to someone, for she believes she will need it in the career she hopes to carve for herself. Shirley Beech leaves her Office Practice machine to anyone who wants to know the quickest way to get old and gray. Vivian Rumrill leaves her brown eyes to any other blonde in the school who has the courage to defy the tradition that blue eyes are an absolute necessity with blond hair. Elias Barsoum leaves his store of general information on any subject to the teachers of the school who cannot afford to buy an encyclopedia. Elena Ricardi leaves her love of crisp., fresh hair ribbons to a Freshman girl, so the ribbon counters of the city stores will not become bankrupt if Elena leaves hair hows behind when she takes on the dignity becoming to a graduate. H81 Dorothy Rice leaves her sunny disposition to anyone who believes it's a blue., blue world. Lois Ljunberg leaves her winning smile to one whose ambition it is to pose for tooth paste adds in popular magazines. Helen Pomocka leaves the issue of the school paper from a western state which has a front page picture of eight bathing beauties, to the next exchange editor of the Mercury in the hope that, whoever she is, she will become as popular with the boys as Helen has by merely keeping this picture in her possession. John Kosakowski leaves a larger soap box to Mr. Stickney, so he will be able to see all the pupils in the back of the room. To any track team candidate who needs swiftness in the hundred yard dash, Margaret Hawley leaves the speed she acquired in her daily flight down the 70 floor corridor to reach the door of her homeroom before Mr. Sampson can close it. Catherine Pisarski leaves her thoughtfulness for others to the inconsiderate individuals who believe the quickest way to reach the top of the stairs is to tramp all over everyone else. Lillian Rudner leaves her report card to some of her disillusioned Senior classmates who believe that A's exist only in alphabet soup. Donald Burns leaves his look of sweet innocence to any boy who ever hopes to convince a teacher that he really is a well-behaved lad in spite of the fact that he does talk all through every class. Catherine Sandy leaves her membership in practically every club in the school fexcluding the Boy's Assembly Debating Societyj to any person who does all her homework at home, and can afford to spend registration period listening to Mr. Andrews' broadcast of club notices instead of trying to cram two hours' study into ten minutes. Mary Patierno leaves the cold chills she gets on type days in stenography class to any lower classmen who have to struggle over a typewriter on a blazing hot day, in the hope that her cold chills will help to soothe their fevered brows. Shirley Perry leaves her stylish clothes and her chic way of wearing them to any girl who wants the best remedy for overcoming self-consciousness. Alice Vayo leaves her long curly eyelashes to those who have to depend on eyelash curlers to help them attain eye beauty. Shirley Dahlquist leaves her ever-ready smile to the first-half Seniors, for when their final marks come out, they will be able to use an extra smile. Irene Arnberg leaves her grace in dancing to those clumsy individuals who dance, not only on the dance floor, but all over the feet of their partners. James Castaldi leaves his efficient, business-like manner to Miss Carrigan, so she can lend it to the students when they are sent out to be interviewed for jobs. U91 Vazhen Babigian leaves his silver tongue which can sway audiences, make them laugh and cry, to those unfortunate individuals who lose all powers of speech when called upon to address a gathering. Louise Sahagian leaves her beautiful big, brown eyes, to anyone who can flutter them in the bewitching way that Louise can. John Polanik leaves his post as treasurer of the U. S. History Club to anyone who has such a desire to get his hands on the money of the public as .lohn has. Frances Powers leaves her alarm clock to our salesmanship teacher Mr. Powers, for she knows she will never again need it to help her get to school at 7:30 to attend one of Mr. Powers' enjoyable before-school demonstration rehearsals. Donald Campbell leaves his changeable voice to someone who wants to make his fortune doing imitations on the radio. Anne Lehtinen leaves a measure of peace to the merchants of the city, for she will not dog their footsteps any longer trying to bully them into taking ads with the Mercury. Girard Pahigian leaves his place as Sports Editor of the Mercury to a young innocent who believes that a sports editor need only attend the games of the school to get an MA in Journalism. Janet Mochnacz leaves her expertness in shorthand to any lower classman who intends to take stenography through five and six, for anyone doing so will surely meet Mr. Morrill somewhere along the line, and then .lanet's speed and accuracy will certainly come in handy. Bob Trainor leaves his charming smile to any boy who can use it to such good advantage as Bob has among the members of the gentler sex. Oliver Briggs leaves his position on the circulation staff of the Mercury to anyone who has the self-control to fill forty baskets with goodies on Mercury treat days and still not eat so much that he cannot enjoy the treat in his homeroom a short while later. Lillian Luksis leaves a pair of football shoulder pads to the next editor of the Mercury so her successor's shoulders will be wide enough to carry the burden that goes along with this honored position. y George Pilson leaves his natural curly hair to those unfortunate girls whose hair tends to depart from its usual curly condition and go back to its stringy ways when crossing between buildings one and two on days when rain clouds darken the horizon. I leave the honor of being Class Testatrix to the next person who wishes to run the risk of losing all her friends by writing this testament. To our Principal, Mr. Andrews, we all leave our never-ending gratitude for the patience and kindness with which he has helped us through our difficulties, E501 and for the helping hand that has always been extended to us whenever we were in need of it. To the assistant principals, Mr. Casey and Mr. Tobin, and to all our teachers, we leave our sincere thanks for the time and effort spent in preparing us for our plunge into the world of business. To our school, dear old Commerce High, we leave our earnest promise to uphold the standards upon which her success depends, and to make ourselves good citizens and upright members of society, so she may become as proud of us as we are of her. Having bestowed all our personal possessions which may be of help to our successors, we the Class of 1941-B, set our hand and seal in the presence of witnesses, on this thirtieth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-one. I fSignedJ The Class of 194-1-B fWitnessJ Helen S. Gilbert U13 R. R. Gnmsuwoou 1 Alla 'marcia TO COMMERCE Cmn.L:s I. RICI. me we get Ee e '-T e A e jg ' e e H 4 1 1. Give a rouse . . . and a cheer And a paean of vlc-t'ry 2. We be sons . . and daugh-ters staunch With the splr - it of our 3. 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History Club Britomart JOHN J. CONSIGLIO Johnny WALTER R. COOKSON Cowboy Cook Hockey L. MERITA COONEY lGMerry,, Girls' Clee Club VIRGINIA E. COPELAND ulinnyss EMERY C. COREY Magician DOROTHY J. CORLEY iGD0t,, U. S. History Club Britomart Camera Club-Secretary MARCELLE N. COSTA Mickey U. S. History Club L'Amitie Caduceus Editorial Board BARBARA R. COSTELLO Bobbie', Britomart Orchestra A Social Committee Orchestra B U. S. History Club ELEANOR C. COTTER HEP, U. S. History Club Chemistry Club Mercury Staff- -Assistant Adver- tising Manager MURIEL E. COTTON Mim', Blackfriars Economics Club Euphemia Debating Society U. S. History Club Honor Punil SHIRLEY M. COYLE Shirl French Club ANTHONY J. COZZOLINO wlfonyva Principal's Cabinet Class Treasurer L4-J Social Cnm'ni tec Italian Club ELIZABETH A. CROWLEY Bette Photograph Committee FRANCES L. CROWLEY Honey Chile ROLAND P. CYR ssR0llya9 Baseball LILLIAN T. DACKSON S6Li199 Girls' Glee Club LOUISE M. DACRI Dutchess Italian Club SHIRLEY M. 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History Club JOHN PALMER, Ja. csJohn-nyis MAZIE PAPAZIAN S5May99 Freshman Orchestra Britomart U. S. History Club Orchestra B Camera Club Orchestra A WALTER I. PATERAK 6GPat91 Table Tennis Club Photograph Committee 1 . -,,.- ,, . MARY P. PATIERNO GGMay99 Horace Mann Scholar Britomart Italian Club U. S. History Club Honor Pupil RITA P. PATRONE Pat Italian Club ELVIRA I. PAULAUSKAS HI-Jil!! Principal's Cabinet Britomart U. S. History Club Horace Mann Scholar Orchestra A-Concert Mistress Honor Pupil VIVIAN E. PAULAVEDUS Givivv Britomart U. S. History Club Honor Pupil INA L. PELLERIN Stretch Britomart FLORENCE E. PELLY 56FluHS, Principal,s Cabinet-Secretaryg U. S. History Club-Secretaryg Cam- era Club-Vice-Presidentg Guid- ance Clubg Bumble Beesg Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Chem- istry Clubg Blackfriarsg Britomart --Presidentg Euterpeansg Table Tennisg Euphemia Debating SHIRLEY R. PERRY Shirl 51013 JULIA J. PETERS f5Jl11ieH Class Day Committee U. S. History Club NICHOLINA M. 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TOOMEY Sally', Basketball Field Hockey-Manager MARY M. TOOMEY Mae ROBERT J. TRAINOR 64B oh!! Pri.ncipal's Cabinetg Class Presi- dent CSM Footballg Basketballg Social Committeeg Cap and Gown Committee JEANNETTE C. TREPANIER YOLANDA D. TURCO Yola Italian Club U. S. History Club LEO P. TURO 51113 RUTH M. TYMOSKO '6Ruthie Principal's Cabinet Mixed Chorus C21 Bumble Bees-President 141, Treasurer Q31 HELEN USTINOVICH 6'Usty Girls' Glee Club Britomart ROBERT H. VAN LIEW CGBob57 Blackfriars Class Musician Orchestra A Orchestra B Band Euterpean Society Cap and Gown Committee Class Day Committee Composer of Class Song ROBERT E. VAUDREUIL GSB0b7, ARTHUR L. VERDI Professor Mercury Staff U. S. History Club Caduceus Editorial Board MARIE THERESA VERRIER uBi1bS,, JAMES V. VESH Jimmie Italian Club STELLA VRANOS Brownie Chemistry Club Biology Club Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus U. S. History Club JULIE A. WALLANCE scjudyss HELEN M. WATERFIELD Euterpean Society Girls' Glee Club JACK B. WAXLER Jackie Camera Club-President Chemistry Club Principal's Cabinet JANE D. WERONA Wernie Britomart MARYELIZABETH WETHERBEE Betty U, S, History Club Camera Club Biology Club ChemistrY Club Euphemia Debating Society DOROTHY A. WHITE CBDOISS Biology Club Girls' Glee Club LORING P. WILKINS Curley Biology Club Chemistry Club Orchestra A Orchestra B Band Mixed Chorus College Mathematics Club Assembly Debating Society BARBARA C. WILLIAMS GSBarb!7 GGBab99 Girls, Glee Club Mixed Chorus DOROTHY A. WILSON Willie EVA WOLFE 65Eve99 U. S. History Club CALVIN L. WOODBURY ucaln RUTH E. WOODILL Ruthie U. S. History Club Chemistry Club Girls' Glee Club-Librarian MAE J. WRAY Mamie Britomart U. S. History Club CHANDLER W. WYMAN Chan,' Photograph Committee Table Tennis Club NUVART R. YARUMIAN Flash Nuv', Orchestra A Orchestra B Band ARAXI ZAKARIAN WA!! ELAINE ZALL 'Blue Eyes Laine U. S. History Clube-Presidentg Britomartg Blackfriars-Vice-Pres- identg Principal's Cabinetg Eu- phemia Debating Societyg Cadu- ceus Editorial Board Honor Pupil EVA S. ZECKER slave' Girls' Glee Club U. S. History Club 51131 JEANETTE L. ZITKUS Jeanie Bumble Bees U. S. History Club Euphemia Debating Society ANTHONY VD. ZUKAS Tony Table Tennis Club U. S. History Club ANNE N. ZUKOWSKY Dimples GEORGE T. DELANEY 6GBol059 JOSEPH R. D'ELIA GCJOCN Baseball Photograph Committee YALE J. LAINER Muscles Blackfriars Clee Club Boys' Assembly Debating Society Freshman Track SNA HQTS! -WW' p V. I X NX' ' N ' f , Vs ,S km SNAP SHQTS HORACE MANN SCHOLARS HUHAIIE MANN SIIHIJIJ-lllS Isobel Calusdian Myrtle Cinsky Ann Davidson Ruth Dirsa Stella Gill Natalie Guerin Janet Gutkowski Margaret Hawley Milton Javery Harold Ahlquist Marion Anderson Shirley Anderson Margaret Barsam Evelyn Berglund Ruth Chamberlain Helen Daltiwas Phyllis Fyrberg Abraham Gammal Donald Barber Betty Geer CLASSES OF 1941-A AND 1941-B Philip Koki Minnie Kramer Lillian Luksis Mary Patierno Elvira Paulauskas Irene Plucinski Flavio Rosati Louise Reardon r Jacqueline Rene Martha Rosenbusch Lillian Rudner Ruth Sallstrom Mildred Slauenwhite Esther Sivowitz Mae Teikari Eleanor Torpey Nathan Wald CLASSES OF 1942-A AND 1942-B Sylvia Goldman Helen Hatjackas Jeanne Hayden Joan Heaps Richard Howard Eunice Kaze Dorothy Kristopowicz Jane Leos CLASS OF 1943-A f 1 171 Anna Miller Eleanor Nordwell Mina Pecewich Jeannette Roy Ethel Schwartzberg Manuel Schneider Helen Sieniuc Shirley Soubel Alexandria Sutkus Eleanor Moosey Sophie Repekta HONOR PUPILS 'This HIINIJH Merton Everett Ahlquist Walter Joseph Basiul Margaret Anne Brennan Helen Rita Butkevitch Isabel Calusdian Dorothy Irene Cantwell Myrtle Charlotte Cinsky Muriel Eleanor Cotton Anne Elizabeth Davidson Ruth Pauline Dirsa Rita Katherine Dolan Anne Gertrude Epstein Irving Feldman Kathryn Elizabeth Gallagher Stella Mary Gill Beatrice Frances Goldman Natalie Ann Guerin Janet Sophie Gutkowski Margaret Mary Hawley Ruth Alberta Hewitt Lillian Hoffman Milton Henry Javery Philip Soter Koki Bessie Kontaxi Ida Dorothy Kramer Minnie Libby Kramer Jennie Jean Leone Edna Frances Lewandowski List is as of May 16, 1941 51193 PUPILEi Lillian Anne Luksis Virginia Marshall Janet Grace Mochnacz Rose Nigohosian Frank Regis O'Connor Noriar Pahigian Mary Philomena Patierno Elvira Irene Paulauskas Vivian Eleanor Paulavedus Nicholina Mary Peters Irene Patricia Plucinski Louise Agnes Reardon Jacqueline Carmen Rene Martha Louise Rosenbusch Italia Caroline Rossoni Lillian Miriam Rudner Ruth Lillian Sallstrom Esther Sivowitz Mildred June Slauenwhite Shirley Mildred Soubel Ehba Linnea Strand Gloria Ethel Strojny Ruth Mary Sundin Mae Aina Teikari Eleanor Anne Torpey Marianne Brita Wazili0H' Nathan Wald Elaine Zall mm' 415 Q GMM! TTEES' M0170 14 Z. .t.! PRINCIPAL'S CABINET Joseph Farley Joyce Ott . Florence Pelley Robert Balfe PHINIIIPI-IIJS EABINET OFFICERS . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Anna Brennan Nancy Clough Lillian Luksis MEMBERS Philip Koki-President, 1941-A Eleanor Torpey-Vice-President, 194-1-A Martha Rosenbusch-Secretary, 194-1-A Noriar Pahigian-Treasurer, 1941-A Joseph Farley-President, 1941-B Anna Brennan-Vice-President, 1941-B Jean Ingalls-Secretary, 1941-B Anthony Cozzolino-+Treasurer, 1941-B Mae Teikari-1941-A, Editor-in- Chief, Mercury Lillian Luksis-1941-B, Editor-in- Chief, Mercury Eleanor Torpey-President, Brito- mart Literary Society Florence Pelley-President, Brito- mart Literary Society Elaine Erickson-Vice-President, Britomart Literary Society John Woods-President, Blackfriars Dramatic Society Elaine Zall-Vice-President, Black- friars Dramatic Society Philip Koki-President, Boys' Assem- bly Debating Society Robert Lavigne-President, Boys, Assembly Debating Society Elias Barsoum-Vice-President, Boys' Assembly Debating Society Adam Akelewicz-Vice-President, Boys' Assembly Debating Society Gertrude 0'Donnell-President, Eu- phemia Debating Society Shirley Souble-President, Euphemia Debating Society Cecilia Lupa-President, Euphemia Debating Society ' -- Florence Saclowsky-Vice-President, Euphemia Debating Society Birgit Hellberg-President, Bumble Bees Ruth Tymosko-President, Bumble Bees Roberta J ohnson-Vice-President, Bumble Bees Jeannette Robidoux-Vice-President, Bumble Bees Walter Burokas-President, Chemis- try Club 1:1231 John Polamk Milton Javery-President, Chemistry Club Dorothy Malquist-Vice-President, Chemistry Club 'Bette Alu-Vice-President, Chemistry Club Howard Besnia-President, Biology Club John Polanik--President, Biology Club Lillian Machonis-Vice-President, Biology Club Shirley Stewart-Vice-President, Biology Club Margaret Hawley-President, Nuntii Virgili Rebecca Schwartzberg-Vice-President, Nuntii Virgili Robert Balfe-President, Euterpean Society .lennie Leone-Vice-President, Euter- pean Society Lena Copian-Vice-President, Euter- pean Society .loyce Ott-President, Girls' Glee Club Margaret Moriarty-Vice-President, Girls' Glee Club Nancy Clough-Vice-President, Girls' Glee Club Elvira Paulauskas-Concertmistress, Orchestra A Doris Cook-Concertmistress, Orches- tra B Angelo Cariglia-President, Band Dorothy DeWaele-Vice-President, Band Everett NOEdStfOIH-PI6Sid6Ht, Jack Waxler-President, Camgra Club Girard Pahigian--President, Camera Enid Johnson-Vice-President, Swedish Club Club Sydney Plotkin-Vice-President, Cam- William Pugliese-President, Italian era Club Club Florence Pelley-Vice-President, Cam- Jennie Leone-Vice-President, Italian era Club Club Eleanor Torpey-President, United States History Club Albert Dupsha-President, United States History Club Elaine Zall-President, United States History Club Lillian Nevalsky-Vice-President, United States History Club George Danielian-President, Table Tennis Club Francis Sullivan-Vice-President, Table Tennis Club Philip Koki-President, College Math- ematics Club Joyce Ott-President, Mixed Chorus f1z43 BLAEKFHIAH5 DHAMATIII SIIIIIETY John Woods . Elaine Zall . Ingrid Ekman Julian Gregg . John W. Oakes Elizabeth Alu Robert Balfe Francis Baptist Theodore Berthiaume George Bianchi Lorna Billings Donald Burns Norman Chase Alice Connors Bernard Cooney Muriel Cotton Roger Curtin Ingrid Ekman Myrtle Fisher Elizabeth Geer OFFICERS MEMBERS Alby Glavickas John Grady Julian Gregg Emil Haddad Margaret Hawley Shirley Kent Lois Kinney Pauline Lavendier Jennie Leone Robert Mahaney Charles Manoogian Eileen McDonald Robert Midgley Richard Murphy Gertrude O'Donnel 51253 . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Faculty Adviser Joyce Ott Hudson Packard Florence Pelley Armand Pothier Russell Roberts George Sear Shirley Soubel Barbara Sullivan Walter Sullivan Andrew Swartz Robert Van Liew Stanley Waska John White John Woods Elaine Zall MEBIIUHY STAFF lEl41 - A Mae Teikari, Editor-in-Chief F aculty Editors Faculty Contact Committee Circulation Managers Grace A. Buxton Ethel E. Treat Faculty Business Manager Mary I. Gunn Advertising Stag Managers Marilyn Mara ,loan Moffat Thelma Stockhaus Engravers John Ashe Robert Beauchamp Helen Lavich Marilyn Mara Jeanette Wellin Assistants Beatrice Goldman Flavio Rosati Demetre Steffon Exchange Editor Beverly Harding 51263 Charles Belisle Nathan Wald Albert Feldman Bookkeepers Bernard Cooney Constance Pozzessere Mailing Clerks Mary E. Grillin George Rowse Boys' Sports Editor Sigmund Sieniuc MEHIIUHY STAFF 1941- B Lillian Luksis, Editor-in-Chief Faculty Managing Editors Grace A. Buxton Ethel E. Treat Faculty Business Manager Mary I. Gunn Advertising Stag Manager Anne Lehtinen Assistants Alice Barnes James Castaldi Eleanor Cotter John Polanik Frances Powers Exchange Editors Helen Pomocka Eva Trudel Clerk of Staff Ellen Stidsen Bill Collector Gloria Strojny Freshman Reporter Shirley Johnson Assistants Margaret Hawley Pauline Johnston Frank Olund George Pilson Louise Reardon Circulation Manager Harry Friberg Assistants Oliver Briggs John Kosakowski Robert Lavigne Frank 0'Connor Engravers Sydney Plotkin Arthur Verdi Music Editor Pauline Lavendier Assistant Hedwig Jastremska f127:I Cartoonists Albert Adams Ruth Erickson Booklceepers Catherine Sandy Robert Van Liew Mailing Clerks Susie Pagano J ack Selig Faculty Contact Committee Louise Sahagian Ethel Stewart Mary R. Sullivan Boys' Sports Editor Girard Pahigian Assistants Nicholas Andrews David Roche George Sear Girls' Sports Editor Shirley Dahlquist BHITIJMI-lIlT LITERARY EUIIIETY O F F I C E R S Eleanor Torpey and Florence Pelley Florence Pelley and Elaine Erickson . Helmi Tarkiainen and Catherine Sandy Lillian Benderaitis and Alice Gulanian Misses Marion G. Cruikshank and Mary C. f12s3 . . Presidents . Vice-Presidents . . Secretaries . . . Treasurers 0'Leary Faculty Advisers Helen Abrahamson Elizabeth Alu Jennie Alu Hazel Andonian Olga Ayik Doris Backman Lillian Benderaitis Emily Bratko Margaret Brennan Sylvia Burack Helen Butkevitch Rita Butler Marjorie Cederlund Sylvia Coblentz Jennie Cocaine Dorothy Corley Evelyn Crevier Madelyn Darling Bernice Dawson Joan De Haan Katherine Derry Louise Dobson Mary Donnelly Annette Ducharme Elaine Erickson Hazel Fenner Helen Ferris Mae Fitzgerald Ethel Flagg Margaret Fleming Helen Ford Laurice Forzley Virginia Furlong Mary Galvin Mary George Ruth Gilbert Stella Gill June Grimley Claire Grigaitis Alice Gulanian Rose Gulanian Sylvia Gruzen MEMBERS Mabel Hall Shirley Harper Margaret Hawley Marie Healey Gertrude Humphries Mary J ablonski Barbara Johnson Elsie Johnson Enid Johnson Evelyn Johnson Elsie Kamenetsky Irene Katauskas Ethel Katz Grace Knipe Alicia Kokiernak Rita Kubert Virginia Krikorian Monica Kunsaitis Jane Kupianowiz Mary Lada Rita Lada Irene La Barge Marjorie Larson Elizabeth Leland Mary Mahoney Ellen Marcinkus Marjorie Massey Marguerite McCabe Camille La Monica Janet Mochnacz Lois Ljungberg Pauline Moore Bernice Nazenic Ruth Nelson Lillian Nevalsky Eleanor Nordwell Lillian Oby Helen Ozarowski Maizie Papazian Elvira Paulauskas Florence Pelley Ina Pellerin H293 Julia Peterson Constance Petit Norma Petit Adeline Pigaga Evelyn Polson Helen Pomocka Frances Powers Statia Radzimski Barbara Reponen Virginia Reidy Dorothy Rice Janet Rich Elnora Riendeau Veronica Rutkevich Doris Russell Bella Sandman Catherine Sandy Elizabeth Sault Margaret Savage Elizabeth Schmohl Virginia Setterlund Ellen Stidsen Gloria Strojny Eileen Sullivan Mary Sullivan Ruth Sundin Henrietta Szypkowska Elizabeth Stapcinskas Helmi Tarkiainen Geraldine Thompson Eleanor Torpey Helen Ustinovich Theresa Verrier Geraldine Wagner Anna Warren .lane Werona Beverly Whittaker Virginia White Constance Witoski Elizabeth Wooster Mae Wray Elaine Zall SNAP SHCTS' ASSEMBLY IJEBATINE SUIIIETY OFFICERS Philip Koki and Robert Lavigne . Elias Barsounl and Adam Akelowicz . Donald Nelson and Alfred V. Galcius Robert Lavigne and Girard Pahigian Andrew H. Swartz . . . Mr. Stanley Burggraaf . . . Adam Akelowicz Vazhen Babigian Bernard Bagdis Elias Barsoum Peter Barsoum Peter Christo Alfred Galcius Leo Golden John Harootunian Earl ,Iaynes Philip Koki MEMBERS George Krikorian Charles Latino Robert Lavigne Algert Lukshis Charles Manoogian Donald Nelson Charles O,Donnell Girard Pahigian Noriar Pahigian John Polanik Paul Puchek mu . Presidents . Vice-Presidents . Secretaries . Treasurers Sergeant-at-Arms . Faculty Adviser Romolo Raffa Russell Roberts Ernest Royal Valentine Ruseckas David Sher Andrew Swartz Lester Swartz Joseph Szadiewicz Henry Valentine Stanley Waska EUPHEMII-l DEB!-lTINE SIIEIETY O F F I C E R S Gertrude 0'Donnell and Shirley Soubel . Cecelia Lupa and Florence Sadowsky . Pauline Lavendier and Mildred Stein . Florence Sadowsky and Myrtle Fisher . Sophie Repetka and .lane Leos . Shirley Souhel and Ann Lehtinen . Miss Helen Gilbert and Mr. Myles McAleer f1521 . Presidents . Vice-Presidents . Secretaries . Treasurers Sergeants-at-Arms Publicity Agents Faculty Advisers Dorothy Ballis Virginia Ballis Dorothy Belanger Mary Bertone Thelma Botuck Grace Constantino Olive Costello Muriel Cotton Mary Cronin Eleanor Demers Sarah Donohue Helen Ferris Myrtle Fisher Mae Fitzgerald Betty Geer Pearl Goldsmith Mary Goshgarian MEMBERS Kay Grant Margaret Hawley Dorothy Hershkowitz Dorothy Kolonia .lane Kupranowicz Violet Kupranowicz Pauline Lavendier Anne Lehtinen Jane Leos Dorothea Loughnane Cecilia Lupa Isabelle McAloon Rita McHugh Eileen Morin Gertrude McTiernan 51553 Bernice Nazenic Janet Nicholson Gertrude O'Donnell Adelle Peters Regina Pofit Frances Powers Grace Prusko Louise Reardon Sophie Repetka Veronica Rutkevich Florence Sadowsky Rita Scheyer Gladys Silver Shirley Souhel Mildred Stein Helen Trackimowicz Elaine Zall BUMBLE BEES OFFICERS Bergit Hcllberg and Ruth Tymosko . . Roberta Johnson and Jeannette Robidoux Gloria Nyherg and Constance Bleau . Charlotte Morris and Shirley Ledoux . Rose Aboumrad Constance Bleau Helen Boryczewski Helen Capone Lena Cimato Betty Durkin Shirley Erikson Marie Gallant Mary Gancarz Ellen Gooclrow Elsie Hovanesian MEMBERS Evelyn Johnson Margaret Jorjorian Violet Kupranowicz Shirley Ledoux Peggy McCabe Gertrude McTiernan Anna Merzigian Theresa Mongeau June Nelson Agnes Pannesse Priscilla Parsons 51341 . Presidents . Vice-Presidents Secretaries . Treasurers Lillian Peterson Eleanor Rafferty Diana Repecka Jeannette Robifloux Rose Sama Gladys Simonian Shirley Stewart Rose Tashkaplian Mary Toomasian Ruth Tymosko Theresa Vanrlel EULLEGE MATHEMI-XTIIIS CLUB Philip s. Koki OFFICERS Mr. Frederick A. Sweet . Adam Akelewicz Herbert Anderson George Amberg Abraham K. Boosahda Oliver Briggs Saverio Caloccia Donald Campbell MEMBERS Floyd Davis Milton Javery Ruth Johnson Philip S. Koki Stanley Kowaleski George O. Krikorian Lillian Luksis f1353 . President . Faculty Adviser Donald R. Nelson Noriar Pahigian Murray Rosenberg Edward J. Simakauskas Nancy Sahigian Everett Titus CHEMISTRY IILUB 0 F F I C E R S Walter Burokas and Milton ,Iavery . . Presidents Dorothy Mallquist and Elizabeth Alu . . Vice-Presidents Lillian Luksis .... . Secretary Milton .Iavery and Italo Macclli . . Treasurers f 136 1 J Elizabeth Alu Jennie Alu Frank Anderson Howard Besnia Ralph Bohlin Margaret Brennan Bernice Brown Sylvia Burack Walter Burokas Mary Callahan Virginia Cameron Dorothy Cantwell Barbara Carlson Doris Carpenter Sophie Chenis Harvey Coblentz Eleanor Cotter Eva De Fazio Helen Donahue Albert Dupsha Marilyn Ek George Forzley Mabel Forzley Marcia Freeland MEMBERS Elizabeth Gallagher Claire Grigaitis Pasqua Culia Elaine Hammerstrom Mildred Heller Milton Javery Barbara Johnson Ruth Johnson Peter Jonitis Emestine Karazia Dorothy Karpawich Irene Katkauskas Sophie Kembar Grace Knipe Philip Koki Lillian Lulcsis Italo Macchi Paul Magro Dorothy Mallquist Margaret Marc Mary McGurren Anthony Milluzzo Margaret Moir Lillian Oby f157l Noriar Pahigian Walter Paterak Florence Pelley Edward Pietrewicz Ann Puchek Edward Roccanti Martha Rosenbusch Virginia Rudy Nancy Sahagian Ruth Sallstrom Marguerite Savage Mildred Segerstrom Bernadine Smith Vincent Stakun Hope Stidsen Eileen Sullivan Helen Tomporis Virginia Tomporis Stella Vranos ,I ack Waxler Mary Wetherbee Lorna Wilkins Ruth Woodill Albert Zarvaiskas HIIILIJEY CLUB John Polanik . Shirley Stewart . Grace Prusko . George Bollus . Mr. Robert Hansen OFFICERS mel . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Adviser Paul Andonian Doneta Bartash Howard Besnia Evelyn Blatt George Bollus Edward Brunelle Cecelia Buhon Edith Buckley Cecile Burque Rosalind Bushman Edith Butkiewicz Mary Louise Callahan Mary Cronin Eleanor Demers Edmund Desautels Alfreda Dowgiert Gertrude Doyle Helen Garback Frank Gianfriddo Rita Ann Gozawskas Hassam Hamza MEMBERS Mary .lablonski Milton. Javery Ernestine Karazia Gertrude Klaucke Alicia Ann Kokiernak Anthony Krochalis Ruth Landgren Florence Lapinski James La Riviere Cecelia Lupa Italo Alden Macchi Lillian Machonis Robert Mahoney Ruth Mattson Mary McGill Anthony Milluzzo Charlotte Mitchel Katherine Nally Lillian Nevalsky Mary Phillips Irene Plucinski f139fl John Polanik Mary Polanik Janet Papowicz Grace Gabriella Prusko Janet Scanlon Andrew Swartz ' Lucille Silverman May Solomon Irene Spaulding Margaret Stebbins Shirley Stewart Joseph Szachziewicz Rita Tamulovich Helen Tomporis Virginia Tomporis Regina Trihoski Stella Vranos Dorothy White Betty Wetherbee NUNTII VIHBILI O F F I C E R S Margaret Hawley .... . President Rebecca Schwartzberg . . Vice-President Pasqua Gulia . . . Secretary Evelyn Schwartzberg . . . Treasurer Mr. James F. Timon, Jr. . . Faculty Adviser M E M B E R S Shirley Anderson Margaret Barsam Myrtle Fisher Pasqua Gulia Georgette Halfty Margaret Hawley Ruth Larson Ruth Pakkala 51401 Charlotte Plotkin Nancy Sahagian Evelyn Sehwartzberg Rebecca Schwartzherg Mildred Swedherg SWEIJISH CLUB OFFICERS Everett Nordstrom .... Enid Johnson . Edith Jacobson . Ebba Strand . . Mr. Paul A. Olin .... Shirley Anderson Thelma Anderson Doris Backman Irma Balcom June Becklund Ruth Bergstrom Beverly Brown Doris Carlherg Florence Ekman Elaine Erickson Louise Finnie Elaine Hammarstrom Virginia Hegvig MEMBERS Edith J acohson Elsie Johnson Enid Johnson Winnifred Johnson Astrid Kellstrand Shirley Lagerstrand Doris Larson Edith Larson Alice Lindsten Ruth Lundberg Raymond Lundquist Alice Magnusson Everett Nordstrom 51413 . . President . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . Faculty Adviser Eleanor Nordwell Gloria Nyberg Barbara Peterson Evelyn Polson Nellie Riddell Bojan Sachs Virginia Setterlund Ellen Stidsen Hope Stidsen Ebba Strand Virginia Trudeau Mildred Wennerstrand ITALIAN CLUB Willialn Pugliese Jennie Leone . OFFICERS Jennie Danna and Mary Scarafoni . Frank Toscano Miss Edna Greeko f1421 . President Vice-President . Secretaries . Treasurer Faculty Adviser Grace Altomare Mary Anguria Paul Aspero Mary Bertone Josephine Campanale Laura Carbone Carmella Castellani Arthur Carillo Lillian Cesary Anthony Chiusano Mary Clemente Anthony Cozzolino Robert Cuccaro Teresa D'Allessandro Louise Darci Dorothy De Caro Ann D'Errico - Rose Desandis Lucy Di Leo Leno Di Marzio MEMBERS Mary Ferro - Edward Galli Frank Gianfriddo Vincent Gianfriddo Frank Giarusso Pasqua Gulia John Lepore Josephine Latino Stella Latino Yolanda Leo Dominic Lombardi KMargaret Lombardi Michael Lombardi Mary Luzzo Eleanor Mangiulli Lucy Marsello Jennie Marzilli Antoinette Mazzone Michelina Mazzone Donata Monopoli 51433 Lucille Nobiletti Joseph Ottaviano Susan Pagano Ann Palermo Lawrence Papagni Mary Pailierno Rita Patrone Vincenza Prizio Carmille Prudenti Rita Pusateri Carolina Rossoni Italia Rossoni Ann Scola Genevieve Tomaiola Esther Troio Yolanda Turco Susan Vacca Anthony Vicalvi Carmen Viscosi UNITED STATES HISTUHY CLUB O F F I C E R S Eleanor Torpey, Albert Dupsha, and Elaine Zall . Presidents Albert Dupsha, Elaine Zall, and Lillian Nevalsky . Vice-Presidents Margaret Brennan and Florence Pelley . . . Secretaries Frank Dzaugis and John Polanik .... Treasurers Mr. Willard Osborn .... . Faculty Adviser M E M B E R S Rita Abdella Adele Abramowicz Adam Akelowicz Bette Alu Jennie Alu Frank Anderson Ingrid Anderson Hazel Andonian Rita Ankstitas John Ashe Olga Arjik Vazhen Babigian Beatrice Bailey Alfred Barrios Elias Barsoum Shirley Beech Sylvia Berg Helen Bianco Ann Biggins George Bollus Angelina Botticelli Thelma Botuck Angeline Boukalis Anna Brennan Margaret Brennan Oliver Briggs Bernice Brown Julia Budra Sylvia Burack Walter Burokas 51443 Helen Butkevitch Catherine Callahan Dorothy Callan Isabel Calusdian Josephine Campanale Marjorie Canane Helen Capone Laura Carbone Barbara Carlson Betty Carlson Edna Carlson William Carr Warren Catherwood Virginia Cenik Peter Christo Anthony Chrusano Lena Cimato Myrtle Cinsky Beatrice Clark Bette Ann Clark Mary Clemente Sylvia Coblentz Anne Cocaine Mary Connors Dorothy Corley Marcella Costa Barbara Costello Eleanor Cotter Muriel Cotton Shirley Dahlquist Theresa D'Allessandro Bernice Dawson Angela De Feo Shirley De Fosse Joan De Haan Blanche D'Errico Catherine Derry Ruth Dirsa Louise Dobson Phyllis Dodin Rita Dolan Helen Donahue Sarah Donahue Mary Donnelly Edward Dubsky Annette Duchaime Yvonne Du Pont Albert Dupsha Frank Dzaugis Marylin Esk Francis Elkind Elaine Erickson Nancy Estabrook Irving Feldman Hazel Fenner Mae Fitzgerald Ethel Flagg Margaret Fleming Mary Foley Helen Ford Gilbert Forsberg Jacob Frankia Virginia Furlong Elizabeth Gallagher Mary Galvin Mary Gasgarian Mary George Ruth Gilbert Stella Gill Alby Glavickas Ethel Goranson Donald Graham Irene Grace Mary Grandone Loma Greenhalge Claire Grigaitis Antoinette Grigas June Grimley Alice Gulanian Janet Gutkowski Geraldine Hackett Elaine Hammarstrom Clifford Hanson John Harootunian Helen Hatjakos Margaret Hawley Dorothy Hayes Bette Haynes Marie Healy Gurlie Hedlund Ruth Hewitt Alice Hicka Kathleen Hickey Lillian Hoffman Bette Horgan Yvette Houle Martha Hyde Jean Ingalls Sylvia Israel Elva Jacques Florence Jardarian Barbara Johnson Elsie Johnson Irving 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Louise Sahigian 'Anna Sakaitis Ruth Sallstrom Bella Sandman Catherine Sandy Margaret Savage Thomas Scanlon Dorothy Sharameta Evelyn Schwartzberg Rebecca Schwartzberg Robert Schricco Mildred Segerstrom Jacob Selig Charles Sharigian Olga Shepeluk Robert Sher Margaret Shooshan Gladys Silver Lucille Silverman Edward Simakauskas Rose Simone Elizabeth Simonian Emily Sjostrom Sophie Slik 51463 Bernardeen Smith Margaret Snyder May Solomon Shirley Soubel Nadine Soutra Frank Stacheleh Elizabeth Stapeinskas Mildred Stein Ruth Stepanauskas Ethel Stewart Ellen Stidsen Thelma Stockhaus Gloria Strojny Sophie Strzelecki Shirley Stultz Eilene Sullivan Mary Sullivan Ruth Sundin Edward Swillo Joseph Szadziewicz Henrietta Szypkowska Stella Tansey Christine Topalian J une Taylor Mae Teikari Geraldine Thompson .loseph Thompson Gloria Thyden Phyllis Tomaiolo Helen Tomporis Virginia Tomporis Eleanor Torpey Chester Trembowicz George Vacca Arthur Verdi Anthony Virala Stella Vranos Anna Warren Maryelizabeth Wetherbee Lillian White Constance Witoski Ruth Woodill Eva Wolfe Mae Wray Valarie Zackarovich Elaine Zall Eva Zecker Anthony Zukas EUTEHPEAN SIJEIETY O F F I C E R S Robert Balfe .... . . President Jennie Leone and Lena Copian . . Vice-Presidents Louise Sahagian and Ebba Strand . . . Secretaries John Ashe and Armond Pothier .... Treasurers Mr. Edgar Wilson and Mr. Edmund T. Wilson . Faculty Advisers John Ashe Robert Balfe Laura Belanger Lorna Billings Connie Bleau Edward Brunell Jennie Campaniello Ruth Chamberlain Norman Chase Pauline Danielian Shirley De Fosse Elaine Erickson Phyllis Fyrberg MEMBERS Sylvia Gruzen Ruth Johnson Elsie Kamenetsky Eva Latino Pauline Lavendier Jennie Leone Robert Mahaney Gertrude O'Donnell Joyce Ott Hudson Packard Florence Pelley Barbara Peterson Armand Pothier 1:1471 Elnora Riendeau Louise Sahagian Dorothy Sawyer Leona Sawyer Rose Sharigian Gladys Silver Gerda Spitzer Ebba Strand Dorothy Sundstrom Alice Torosian Shirley Van Liew Herbert Stegenga Arthur Verdi GIRLS' ELEE CLUB OFFICERS Joyce Ott A . V . . . . Margaret Moriarty and Nancy Clough Anne Brennan ..... Shirley Patch and Jeanne Hayden . Edna Carlson, Shirley Stewart and Dorothy Karpawich . . . Lillian Machonis and Shirley Patch . Miss Mabel S. Reed .... . President . Vice-Presidents . . Secretary . . Treasurers Assistant Secretaries Assistant Treasurers . Faculty Adviser Anna Albuzio Hazel Andonian Sylvia Antanavica Rhoda Arnberg Charlotte Avery Rita Baguskas MEMBERS June Becklund Evelyn Berglund Ann Biggins Yolanda Bisceglia Norma Blanchard Constance Bleau f14s3 Mary Bogoian Emelie Boykin Emily Bratko Anna Brennan Kathleen Briggs Edith Butkiewicz Jennie Campaniello Betty Carlson Beatrice Carlson Edna Carlson Janet Carver Marjorie Cederlund Janet Cherry Myrtle Cinsky Nancy Clough Agnes Collins Dorothy Contois Ruth Coomey Mary Curran Lillian Dackson Pauline Danielian June Delf Rose Di Gregorio Josephine Domigian Edythe English Elaine Erickson Marion Etchells Patricia Faucher Helen Ferris Mary F itman Mildred Fitzgerald Ruth Friedman Mildred Frost Phyllis Fryberg Marie Gallant Marion George Dorothy Gelardi Ruth Gilbert Mary Goshgarian Sylvia Gruzen Geraldine Hackett Lois Hamilton Barbara Halpin Pearl Hanson Susie Harootunian Jeanne Hayden Dorothy Hayes Joan Heaps Phyllis Hegvig Shirley Holmes Elsie Hovanesian Anrany Hovespian Evelyn lsaacman Laura Jacobson Dorothy Karpawich Mabel Kelley Clara Kellogg Laura Koskinan Jane Kruezynski Jane Kupranowicz Mary La Jeunesse Bertha Latakas Julia Lazour Anne Lehtinen Elizabeth Leland Jennie Leone Doris Looby Gloria Lynch Lillian Machonis Alice Magnusson Jennie Markarian Christine Morotta Nancy Martella Reva Mathieu Nancy McCarthy Mary McGill Rita McHugh Lavinia McMillan Gertrude McTiernan Anite Michaud Marth Mierzyewski Amelia Migliorelli Ruth Miles Theresa Mongeau Margaret Moynihan Mae Mulcahy Mary Mullaney Doris Murray Ruth Nourse Loretta Novak Bernice Nazenic Doris Oberg Dorothea Orcutt Joyce Ott Agnes Pannese Priscilla Parsons Lucy Pashoian Shirley Patch Ester Pecorelli Barbara Peterson Gertrude Peterson Dorothy Pike Bernice Publicover Anne Quinn 51493 Sally Rainey Irene Rawding Elena Ricardi Janet Rich Veronica Rutkevitch Christine Salzarulo Catherine Sandy Leona Sawyer Violet Schubert Evelyn Schwartzberg Rose Sharigian Margaret Shea Winifred Sheard Dorothy Shepard Rose Siminski Geraldine Simoncini Eleanor Sivula Mary Solomon Evelyn Spencer Gerda Spitzer Shirley Stewart Elinor Storms 'Ebba Strand Gloria Strojny Dorothy Sullivan Mary Sullivan Dorothy Sundstrom Anat Tajarian Rita Tamulevich Rose Tashkaplian Marian Ton Alice Torosian Helen Trochimowicy Gladys Ustinovich Ruth Vaitkunas Theresa Vandel Shirley Van Liew Stella Vranos Anna Warren Helen Waterfield Beverly Whittaker Lois Wicks Dorothy Wilson Laura Wilson Constance Witoski Ruth Woodill Eva Zecker IJHEHESTHA I-l OFFICERS Elvira Paulauskas . Varsenig Dostourian . Mr. Edgar Wilson . Hazel Andonian Edward Balchunas Hogs-r Benoit lsalml Calusdian Barbara Copporsniith Floyd Davis llorotliy llr-Waelct Marion Eastman Mary Frissora Roland Frodigll Etlu-l Goldbvrg MEMBERS Harold Gould Alice Gulanian Elizabeth Harootian Virginia Hegvig Eunive Hovanesian Sona Kaclladoorian Editll Katz Max Kass Franc-is Lapradc ,loyvv Lockhart Anna Mcrzigian 51501 . Conrvrt Mistrvss . Svrrvtary . Dirvftor Everett Nordstrom Maizio Papazian Wilxlla Proctor James Ricardi Rutti Spaunburgh Robert Van Licw Bernard Waisillk Loring Wilkilis Paul Woodbury Nuvart Yarumian Lois Wicks . IIREHESTRA B OFFICERS Elizabeth Harootian . Doris Cook . Mr. Edmund T. Wilson . Charlotte Abramson Catherine Agentovicz Norma Blanchard Mary Bogoian Shirley Brooks John Byard Helen Carlson Eugene Chartier Tony D'Angelo Anthony DeFe0 Rose DeSandis MEMBERS Katherine Eliopoulos Edythe English Raymond Fisher Elizabeth Harootian Leonard Hastings Eunice Hovanesian Sona Kachadoorian Max Kass Annie Kustigian Ester Lindsten Barbara Lowe f151:I . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Director Jeremiah Lynch Gloria MacKay Charles Martinear Anne Murray Diana Repecka Leona Sawyer Joan Senchowski .lane Stark Lois Wicks BAND O F F I C E R S Angelo Cariglia ...... President Harold Gould . ..... Vice-President Marion Eastman . . Secretary-Treasurer Robert Van Liew . . . . Librarian Charles Green . . Assistant Librarian Robert Balfe . . . . Stage Manager Sydney Plotkin . . . Assistant Stage Manager Mr. David D. Kaplan ...... Director M E M B E R S Roger Benoit Edith Jacobson Maurine Picord Evel n Berglund Max Kass Dorothy Pike Johny Cariglia Nancy Clough Floyd Davis Varsenig Dostourian Edythe English Dorothy Groden Alma Hazard Virginia Hegvig Richard Holovnia Bernice Landry Bessie Lea Barbara Lowe Cecelia Lupa Jane Milosz Everett Nordstrom Miriam Parker Esther Pecorelli Barbara Peterson 51523 Nellie Riddell Edward Shamgochian Bernard Shapiro David Sher Salih Siam Doris Sippach Violet Sippach Howard Sperring Rose Yarumian MIXED IIHIIHUS OFFICERS Pauline Danielian and Christine Marotta . Betty Donaldson . Miss Mabel S. Reed .... Frances Abelsky Virginia Bell Constance Bleau Wilma Buxton Norman Chase Merita Cooney Gloria Curll Clifton Curtis Howard Dahlquist James Denholm Betty Donaldson Marion Eastman Edythe English Dorothy Fanning Frances Giabatti Jeanne Hayden MEMBERS Phyllis Jacobson Birchard Jones Shirley Kent Melva Maloney 'Christine Marotta Lucy Marsello Eleanor Mason Mary McGill Betty McGrail Amelia Migliorelli Betty Moonjian Margaret Moriarty Doris Murray Edmund Nejaimey Ruth Nourse Joyce Ott fl531 . Secretaries . Pianist . Director Hudson Packard Armand Pothier Janet Rich Russell Roberts Sophie Roycewitz 'Leona Sawyer Donald Seavey Evelyn Spencer iE1eanor Storms Dotty Sundstrom Leslie Tyrance Raymond Weiner Charlotte Williams Claire Yvon H!-HJIIJ IILUB OFFICERS Walter Paterak . Paul Bennett Edward Swillo Mr. Thomas E Paul Andonian Lvwis D. Buxton William A. Chasse john Knight Boyle . MEMBERS Edmund Kula John S. Kosakowski W1-lclorl A. Martell Stephen Patcrak 11543 . President . Vice-President . . Secrvtary . Favulty A dvisvr Peter M. Pavone Edward Piltzecker Romolo Raffa .l0S?Illl Szadziewicz CAMERA IILUB 0 F F I C E R S Ann Amorello, J ack Waxler and Girard Pahigian . Presidents Sydney Plotkin and Florence Pelley . . Vice-Presidents Dorothy Corley .... . Secretary Girard Pahigian and Virginia Krikorian . . Treasurers Mr. Robert Brearley .... Paul Achramowicz Ann Amorello Jane Ash George Barr Alstor Berthiaume Catherine Callahan Dorothy Corley Elizabeth Gallagher Rose Kasparian MEMBERS Virginia Krikorian Camille LaMonica Donald Lundquist Anthony Milluzzo Girard Pahigian Mazie Papazian Florence Pelley Paul Puchek Thomas Romanowski img . Faculty Adviser Remus Rossetti Robert Salah Vincent Stakun Edwin Symonovicz Helen Tomporis J ack Waxler Maryelizabeth Wetherhee .3 I TABLE TENNIS IILUB George Danielian . Francis Sullivan . Dorothy Kristopovich Edward Swillo . . Miss Margaret Phillips OFFICERS 51563 . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Adviser Rose Aboumrad Alphonse Akasten Ruth Brace Alva Broman Lorraine Brown Robert Burns Tony Chiusano Helen Christensen Ann Clair Beatrice Clark Dorothy Corley Evelyn Crevier Geraldine Cronin Howard Dahlquist Joan De Haan Kay Derry Edward Dubsky Rita Dupre Marion Eastman Nancy Estabrook Helen Ferris Pauline Fidrych Shirley Fiske Mae Fitzgerald Margaret Fleming Thomas Fleming Norman Frappier Ruth Gilbert Earle Goulden Louise Grenier Hasson Hamra MEMBERS Joan Heaps Robert Howard George Jones Peter Jonitis Evelyn Johnson Ethel Katz Ruth Kiaulens Grace Knipe Clara Kotonski Henry Kozich Edward Kula Adam Kuraisa James Leydon Vilando Lucivero Raymond Lundquist Margaret Lyden Charles Manoogeon Albert Martin Lillian Martinez Bernice McCann Nancy McCarthy Eva Miklusis Ruth Mongeon Marion Moore Eileen Moran Robert Moran Charlotte Morris Mary Mulleney Lillian Nevalsky Florence Olund Walter Paterak Florence Pelley img Marion Pelley Adelle Peters Gertrude Peterson Wanda Prostak Kenneth Reilly Dorothy Renhult Charles Roberts Barbara Rourke Rose Sama Bella Sandman Betty Schmohl George Sear Gladys Simonian Emily Sjostrum Vaughn Smith Gerda Spitzer Sydney Stein Gloria Strojny Joseph Sudzuwicz Helen Sullivan Samuel Swartz Ruth Tamalavage Helen Trackimowicz Edmund Vaskas Marvis Vayo Arnold Velander Tony Vicalvi Beverly Wallace Frank Wilson Ann Woods Russell Yacht SNAP SHOTS a ! Aibietm FIIIITBALI. Mr. Ralph W. Ward and Mr. John V. Ambrose, Coaches 1940 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Sept. 21 Lawrence H. S. 0 0 Commerce Sept. 27 South H. S. 6 24 Commerce Oct. 4 North H. S. 0 30 Commerce Oct. 12 Cambridge Latin 0 6 Commerce Oct. 25 Classical H. S. 7 0 Commerce Nov. 1 St. John's H. S. 0 25 Commerce Nov. 11 Nashua H. S. 0 13 Commerce Opponents 26 123 Commerce RESERVES, SCHEDULE AND SCORES Sept. 27 Bartlett H. S. Varsity 14 6 Commerce Oct. 21 Northbridge H. S. J. V.'s 0 20 Commerce Nov. 1 Grafton H. S. Varsity 7 13 Commerce Nov. 7 South H. S. J. V.'s 9 6 Commerce Opponents MJ 45 Commerce 1940 INTERHIGH FOOTBALL STANDING Won Lost Points Classical 3 0 6 Commerce 2 1 4 South 1 2 2 North 0 3 0 Albert J. Atkocius Vitie C. Atkocius MEMBERS OF 1940 FOOTBALL TEAM Position and Quarters Played E. o E. 154 B M Charles C. Baniukiewicz F. . John Bohdiewicz Stanley Bohdiewicz Carl C. Borg Stanley J. Chaleki W. Glen Coleman David P. Cordella Vincent Dagostino Paul F. Fidrych Robert F. Howard Vitie Katkauskas John Kleiza fCo-Capt.J H. Woodward Labossiere Milton T. Lawrey fCo-Capt.D Arthur Lazour Aldo P. Martin . 2254 T T. 2254 E. zrm T. 154 G. 96 G. 154 11.B. 154 11.B. 0 Q.B. 172g E 1 G. 2254 11.3. 2055 G. 2254 11.B. 1 T. 0 Thomas J. McGrath 'YM Stanley L. Michelson V2 Raymond Moran M George J. Naum 21 Robert J. O'Donnell 0 Walter Prince 15312, Ralph A. Raymond 4524 John T. Riccardi M William S. Ryan IA R. Vaughn Smith My Leonard F. Stano 1M Robert N. Testa 22M Leo M. Tomaiolo M John S. Wolosz 1 Edward J. Yuskiewicz 1611, Walter A. Yuskiewicz 0 Stanley J. Zdonzyk 0 J. Alexander Zmyslowski lu John W. Tubert fManagerJ William Gonedridge fAsst. Managerj f1601 FOOTBALL SQUAD BUYS' BASKETBALL Mr. .lames L. Davidson, Coach John Tubert, Manager Edward Thayer, Assistant Manager Players Letter Players Letter Nicholas Andrew fCapt.J C Paul Puchek Stanley Chalecki C Ralph Raymond Leonard Hines C Edward Reczko Richard Howard C Valentine Ruseckas Everett Nordstrom C Frank Wilson RECORD, 1940-41 Commerce 51 Becker Commerce 0 Northbridge Commerce 22 Bartlett Commerce 30 Tech- Commerce 34 Classical Commerce 25 Clark Commerce 26 Bartlett Commerce 25 North Commerce 39 Brockton Commerce 45 Northbridge Commerce 30 South Commerce 40 St. ,lohn's Commerce 52 Classical Commerce 24 South Commerce 26 Brockton Commerce 24 North 51623 K... Q i w 4, as- X BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM H A 5 E B I-1 I. L Mr. James L. Davidson, Coach Norman Hamley and Roger Cyr, Managers Players Players April April April May May May May May May May June J une ,I une J une 24 29 30 5 9 14 16 19 21 28 3 6 10 12 Nicholas Andrew Ernest Balser Sidney Booth Joseph D'Elia Michael Denitti Daniel Feeney Paul Fidrych Frank Fratantonio Leonard Hines fCaptainJ Paul Murray Robert Pelkey William Picard Francis Pusateri Ralph Raymond Edward Reczko Peter Romano Victor Sacco Joseph Szadiweicz Charles Villa Fred Wilson North Providence Classical Bartlett South North Classical St. John's North South North Bartlett South Classical North Providence Lf- AQ... S C H E D U L E 5 Commerce 2 1 Commerce 7 7 Commerce 4 4 Commerce 6 0 Commerce 2 3 Commerce 4 5 Commerce 19 0 Commerce 6 7 Commerce 6 Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce 1:1641 Worcester Worcester Webster Worcester Worcester Worcester Oval Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester BASEBALL TEAM EHI155 IIUUNTHY TEAM Mr. James L. Davidson, Coach Short Run Letter Albert Derosier C Ernest Frick 4 MW Edward Gallo Norman Hamley 2 W Andrew Koskinas C Salvatore Mastrapasqua Russell Roberts 19 C Peter Sardagnola fCaptJ 5 W Warren Strobel 14 MC Edwin Thayer 8 'GCN INTER-HIGH CHAMPIONS Commerce 157 North 122 Classical 93 South 48 51661 Long Run 13 3 1 19 6 14 11 H ll II Ii E Y John Leary, Captain Mr. John V. Ambrose, Coach John Leary Joseph Carraher Ernest Baker Fred Moriarty Robert Grillin Ernest Jernberg Elmer Ostberg Glen Coleman Kenneth Bird Albert Derosier William Picard Edward Wall 1941 HOCKEY RESULTS Commerce vs. Worcester South Worcester North Worcester Classical Worcester North fTitle Play-olfj Burncoat Burncoat Burncoat Burncoat U673 Park Park Park Park For 1 0 2 0 . Against 0 1 0 1 May May MW J une .l une UUTDUUH THAEK,1H41 Mr. Ralph W. Ward, Coach Carl Borg, Captain Norman Hamley, Manager OUTDOOR TRACK SCHEDULE AND RECORD 3-Interscholastic Meet at Worcester Polytechnic Institute-5th place --20 teams competing. 17-State Relays at Fitchburg-7th place. 24-State Meet at Newton. 4-Championship Interhigh Meet. 6--Interhigh junior Varsity Meet. F1681 TRACK TEAM GULF Walter Staruk, Captain Everett Nordstrom, Manager Mr. Richard Butler, Faculty Adviser S Q U A D Donald Dawson James Dolan Robert Griffin May 13 May 22 May 27 Walter Helenius George Jonaitis Aaro Maki Commerce 2 Commerce 4-M Commerce BV2 lfl701 Everett Nordstrom Bengt Piskator Walter .Staruk North 7 South 4-VZ Classical V2 B IJYS' TENNIS, 1941 Mr. Albert T. Stead, Coach Ralph Butland, Co-Captain Earle McCall, Co-Captam David Roche, Manager Robert Bums Ralph Butland Seymour Cohen Ernest Darche V . James Leydon Lawrence Marvin Earle McCall Manuel Schneider Ralph Woolson S C H E D U L E April 29 North Commerce May 6 South Commerce May 15 Classical Commerce May 20 North Commerce May 27 South Commerce May 28 Williston Commerce June 5 Classical Commerce D711 BIBLE' TENNI 5, 1941 Miss Isabelle Bosworth, Coach Ethel Schwartzherg, Captain Joyce Ott, Manager Irene Bloom Agnes Collins Rosemary Fox Phyllis Gurney Eileen Loughnane Ruth Mikalauskas Joyce Ott Elena Riccardi Ethel Schwartzberg Rebecca Schwartzberg GIRLS' TENNIS SCHEDULE, 1941 May 26-North vs. Commerce June 2-Classical vs. Commerce June 9-South vs. Commerce 51723 BIBLE' FIELD HUIIHEY Miss Isabelle Bosworth, Coach Ethel Schwartzberg, Captain Elise Toomey, Manager Letter Letter Irene Bloom MC Bernice McCann 'LCN Dorothy Contois MC Marian Moore C Frances Dunn C Grace Prusko MC, Marion George MC Ethel Schwartzberg MC Ruth Huey HC Rebecca Schwartzberg HC Winifred James MC Elise Toomey HC7' Hedvig ,lastremska 'GC', Nellie Ustinovich MC Casimira Kaczyniski HC ' Commerce Classical South North SUMMARY OF POINTS, 1940-41 Won Lost Tie Cup Points 0 4- 2 5 4 l l 20 2 1 3 15 2 2 2 10 51733 41 if FU cn F14 H P4 cn :O C1 PP U BlHL5'VAHSITY BASKETBALL Miss Isabelle Bosworth, Coach Marian Moore, Captain Nancy Clough, Manager Ruth Canavan NW W Nancy Clough ,Iona DeHaan Dorothy Dolan 66 Winifred James Hedvig ,lastremska Irene Kamendulis Ida Krama 5 Lillian Nevalsky Ethel Schwartzherg ,loan Senchkowski Lillian Simikawskas 55 EN' N D? QE un Q4-gm Q-1 Oggog Q23- EZQE: CDD- :rg-55 Q63 n-dglh gg fb 2 FE.-C9 r-:NCD -1-qt: sag-W P-45 Q w 3 O 5 O 90:0-UONS mf-iS' Qu. s 44243 oxoaa-:ca ' G HU EO OH L42 F' Q 9s F' 'C wEE3? 95 bb E 5' Helen Ferris Lillian Machonis I 174 I Elise Toomey GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORDS Date Game Won By Feb. 12 North vs. Commerce Commerce South vs. Classical Classical Feb. 20 North vs. Classical North South vs. Commerce Commerce Feb. 26 Classical vs. Commerce Commerce North vs. South North March 16 South vs. Classical Classical North vs. Commerce Commerce March 12 South vs. Commerce Commerce North vs. Classical Classical March 20 North vs. South North Classical vs. Commerce Commerce GIRLS' CLASS BASKETBALL Freshman Junior Won Lost Won Lost Commerce 2 1 Commerce 3 0 South 2 1 South 1 2 North 2 1 North 0 3 Classical 0 3 Classical 2 1 Sophomores Seniors Won Lost Won Lost Commerce 1 2 Commerce 1 2 South 2 1 South 3 0 North 3 0 North 0 3 Classical 0 3 Classical 2 1 GIRLS' CLASS BASKETBALL fCup Pointsl Commerce 13511 North HM, South 15 Classical 10 fusg 4 2 Worcester Telegram ENN!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHiHHIHlIIiUKIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHII!IllIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllHHIIHIHHIIHWHWWI!!!iiNNNNWHi1HHHIIIIlEIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIN!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 53 Years of Success 2 This is the enviable record that Becker College has built for train- ? ing young men and women for positions of trust and responsibility. 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