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

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20 THE TRADE BEAVER Editorial By Don Case A few months after we have graduated from Trade School, shall we, the class of 1937, forget our school, or shall we always remember it? Let us go back and start from our first day in Trade School. On our first day in school we were much bewildered and amazed. These questions came to the minds of most of us; Where do we go? Will the work be hard? Can we make the grade, and do what is expected of us? What kind of teachers shall we have, and will they help us? As the days went on these questions were answered for us. We found out we could make the grade if we set our minds to the work. We believe that the teachers are the finest and the most understanding faculty in the city, and we are proud to have had them for our instructors. In our first year we spent a good part of our time getting accustomed to the surroundings and finding out what was expected of us. Before going any further we wish to thank the class of ‘‘36” and the instructors for their help in this task. As our second year began we realized we had quite an assignment cut out for us, and were kept pretty busy fulfilling these assignments. However, most of us found time to take part in some of the school activ- ities. If one did not there was no one to blame but himself. Our third year we spent in finishing up our work so that we should be eligible for employment in our trade and most of us were pretty proud of the task we had completed. As our three years grow toward the end we are sorry, for we now look back at the good times we had in Trade School and we are sorry to leave it. To the future graduating classes of our school we wish to say this. Please, in your three-year stay at Trade, try not to dishonor it in any way but, try to build up its name and reputation. We, the class of 1937, wish to say in parting that we hope, as Alumni of Trade School, to be of some assistance to our Alma Mater in later years.