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

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THE TRADE BEAVER Year Book Staff Ines DiLuzio Associate Editor Doris Bengle Associate Editor James Braica Editor-in-Chief Edward Sulborski David D’Antonio Francis Haley Dominic Vercellone

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AND hd DAWA AFI OY Om 88 Oe VAD i Ce Assistant Principals The Class of 1940 will be the fourth and last class of the Girls’ Division of Trade School to graduate from the Old Hooker School building at 2025 Main Street. Our graduates have been earnest workers; they have been loyal to their school and community and have main- tained high standing with their em- ployers in the work they have chosen to do. With pleasant memories of working and playing together, we now turn our faces toward the new school on State Street and trust that the girls who grad- uate in the future will pause to consider the high standards that we have set for them. I can think of no better wish for the Class of 1940 than that they find hap- piness in their work and set an example of industry and self-reliance by earn ing an independent living. Boys and girls who do this are men und women of to- morrow who will be counted among the leaders of their community and will form the backbone of a democracy that can- not fail. Mrs. Margaret C. Ells For the past three years, the Trade School has endeavored to equip you for a start in life. The future rests very much with you. Trade’s honor and reputation can be maintained only through the standards each student establishes. The school has had many splendid contacts with indus- try. Help us to keep these contacts friendly and enable us to make many more, through your efforts to do YOUR BEST in whatever task is set before you. Trade wants to be proud of you and our wish is that you will always be proud of Trade. Thomas J. Morrison

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ISTE lvl As Dea E Aa Ver oe Year Book Staff Helen Workum Dominick Mascolo aed ve Richard Mosher Edward Kalagian Arthur Ewen James Donohue