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

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4 --1 'wvV. vi DA 9+ .Sof r CLASS HISTORY By Trrrrzrsx Prrrtrv Only three short years ago ue hesrtaully flocked through the halls of our great rnstrtutron of knorsledge Sprrngfreld lr rdc School Ixcrtement ran hrgh rs we began our first day at Trade rn the year of 1911 llc were destrned to be the gracluatrng class of 1941 The death of our belosed Presrdent Rooseyelt on Xprrl 12 1911 saddened our first year The annual Trade School show rms called Trade Reyue of 19h It was 1 rnusrcal extravaganza vyrth excellent rctrng md berutrful scenery produced by students YVL were honored bv a vrsrt from I' rthcr Flannrgrn of Boys loysn that une for hc nas the spcrkcr at the graduatrng cxercrses of the cl rss of 1915 Our soccer team toolt the lrmelrght thrs ycar and non the crty champronslnp Ihe Pr Shop rson the rntramural charnpronshrp The first of our three years at Sprrngfrell Trade School had passed ncyer to be lryed over changed or forgotten That year was the begrnnrng of a new ysorlcr ness people neu thrngs and of our class hrstory yshrch was not to end untrl tuo rnorc short scars h rd p rssed only by neu students takrng tyso year courses but rlso bv mrny orrncr stuclcnts returnrng from the war Our annual play -Xnrerrcan Frolrcs was produced and enjoyed by everyone yy ho ysas able to see rt The soccer team lost the crty charnpronshrp to Classrcal by half a pornt The end of our second year had arrrved We left many thrngs unfrnrshecl and many plans ready to be carrred out rn our Serrror 'rear September 1946 and ten months to go' lVe ltncu that uc must buckle doun to busrness for wrth the ysar oyer and eycrythrng berng converted to peace trrne the competrtron has keen Nfany veterans returned ysrth one rdea rn mrnd to learn a trade 'Thrs vyas the frrst year beauty culture had male students We were older and more serrous mrnded and gettrng ready to face the world at the end of the year Thls year ysas a busy one for eseryone ysrth Senror Class meetrngs gettrng our class rrngs rnakrng a success of our Harvest Moon Dance and many other actryrtres A H1 X Group nas formed rn thc frll of 1916 Botl the faculty and students consrcler thrs a worthy actryrty that should be cncouraged Our soccer team agarn won the crty ch unpronshrp Our play thrs year was called Trade Scapades and was consrdered one of the best It three nrghts mstead of the usual tuo The first nrght was sct asrrle for the alumnr Our Senror Banquet was held at the Hotcl Krmball on Xpfrl Z2 1911 and the Senror Prom held at the Audrtorrurn yshrch nas made rnto r Crystal Ballroom on May Z3 Ihc musrc was furnrshed by a tuelveprecc Orchestra led by Mcndall Braduay 1 former lrade School Student lall MBS Nfost of the Senror Class Cornmrttces were muted bv Nlrs l'lls to haye lrrnch rn the I'c'r Room After the luncheon the students were gryeu an opporturrrty to see the school In recallrng the eyents of the past year ue cannot help hut remember and srncerely thank Nfrss Baywn and Nfr Xyska for so unsparrngly gurus of tlrerr trrne and resources as class adyrsers Never have three years flown so sysrftly It rs non trrne to leavc Sprrngheld Trade but the rnemorres of the glorrous limes and truc fr rends that we havc made herc wrll lrnger forever ge- -ff -- fb ' ' - -- 1 f ' V ,- rl . ' - W-, I 7 s ,f 5. 711 ' X f XXX fx 251 A P 4 rr , A N 1 - A ' ,.f' 'A X x , 14,2 rr ' he-f 1123 f r, ll V , ' ' j A' A ' rl ' fl r ' ' 1 r . ' L I . 1 I . A , . ' , V . ' . ' .K . '- . V. Y A Q. p , 1 V . . ' 1 I t - c . . , A . 'L . , ' 2 ' ' . K J ' . V K. V ' ' ' V, . V ' V . - . ' I - - .int V . A ' ' L K ,, y . V ' , r 1 V V V V ly l 1 V Our second year found us much happier. The war wars at an end. XVe were joined not V . V ' . vy, , . ,r 2 . I 2 1, I . , , . . V . . , ' r . V ' T ' . , V , . . ,, . . V ' V V ..-- , . V V. ' ' . . , K - V ' ' ' V - . V V. ' . I . l . a Y . . , . V , V .' . ' ' V V ' ' V V AIV V v V' ' , . ', 'U r ' ' . r r ' ' . ' ' V ' ' V . , .' ' ' 1 V - 1 I , . C , T 1 ' . . V V . r , A ' .' V ' . V N . , ' 2 V: L . . , r . ' ' , 9. - ' V V , ' - . -7 -5 - V ' r - -- V. V, 2 . ' ' A I A V ,- ' V K ' V 1 - . r D l A . I V A 1 ' I ll Y I D l V' r . . V . . , N , . A V' V. ' . ' , , K' ' . ,

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