Springfield Trade High School - Beaver Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Diriehree let AnD ham BRA Valet ae Mrs. Marion P. Coleman Educated in the Springfield Schools, a graduate of Classical High School. Grad- uated from Pratt Institute, Course in Normal Art and Manual Training. Taught for three years in Connecticut, in Litchfield for one year and two years in New Britain. The past two years substituted in art in the Springfield Junior and Senior High Schools. Substituted at Trade School, Girls’ Division, about one year and appointed a regular teacher January, 1937. In speaking of the School, Mrs. Coleman remarks, “I cannot explain the inspiration there is in trying to help Trade School girls, but the girls definitely furnish that inspiration and I am happy to be with them.”

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16 Ten sheet RAD Tne ebb cAaVeleR Miss Winifred A. McManus Miss Winifred McManus, our school nurse, joined the faculty of the Trade School, then known as Vocational, in 1924. She received her education in the schools of Worcester, Massachuse tts, and upon deciding to become a nurse, entered the training class at Noble Hospital in Westfield, from which she was graduated in 1915. Miss McManus was a member of the Red Cross nursing service during the World War. Following her war service she entered public health nursing, took up the study of psychology in connection with her duties and continued in this field until she joined the staff of the Trade School. Among the many associations with which Miss McManus is affilliated is The International Nurses Association, one of the greatest in the country. The seniors of 1937 wish ta thank Miss McManus for her ever-guiding hand both in sickness and in health.

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18 ey Bey 1) ReAy DEE Bebe As Ven YEAR: BOOK STAEE Victor Mazzarella Abe Lotterman Editor-in-Chief Paul Vecchiarelli Carl Stevens Beatrice Coulombe Ed Kuezynski