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

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—— THE TRADE BEAVER Year Book Staff Henry Hermansky ditor-in-Chief Fs, es Paul Vecchiarelli . Ss Wanda Zieman Page Six

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TH ie Teh ACD ee Bal Al ek Assistant Principals Mrs. Margaret C. Ells Trade School students, on the whole, have been very successful in securing em- ployment after graduation and many have advanced in their respective positions due to the training they have received at school and the fact that they have con- tinued to study, after obtaining work. Many of our graduates realize that in order to advance, constant study is nec- essary so that they may progress with the changes in industry. The placement office at the school is always open to former students who wish advice either on their present po- sitions or help in securing new ones. It is our sincere wish that this year’s graduating class will take advantage of this offer and return to us for any help they may need. On June 18, 1937, the first class of girls, thirteen in number, was graduated from the Spring field Trade School. This was but the beginning of a long line for the various trades in which women that will continue to prepare themselves and girls are employed. No longer will girls and women be satisfied with a little instruction in sewing and cooking, but they will seek out that trade education, which will not only prepare them to earn a liveli- hood, but also how to live as enlight- ened citizens of a community. Onward girls and women! Let’s not falter, but strive each year to attain higher standards for ourselves and the Springfield Trade School. Mr. Thomas J. Morrison Page Five

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THE ERADE BEAVER Year Book Staff Jennie Brosch Assistant Editor Mary Jane Dufault Blanche Bono Aldore Lavallee Page Seven