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

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Jn Memoriam We dedicate this page to the lasting memory of: Mr. Paul A. Phillips A machine shop teacher who passed away on January 9, 1955 leaving a great void in our faculty. His farm was.his hobby and his living interest. He shared his interest with his pupils enriching their lives vicariously. The students looked to Mr. Phillips for help and guidance. The teachers admired the many facets of interest in his life, hunting, fishing and yachting. His presence will be missed in our school. He will continue to live in our thoughts.

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du Memoriam We dedicate this page to the eternal memory of: Mrs. Louise Jolmson An art teacher whose death on May 19, 1955, has left us heart- sick and without the power of words to express our deep sense of loss. She was possessed of an outgoing and warm nature, ideally suited to her profession, conscientious, and loyal to the highest sense of duty. Teachers and students alike loved and admired her. In our thoughts she will live forever.

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Guidance To help a student adjust to his life at Trade High, or to arrange his work to suit his needs is one of the duties of the counselors. Here Mr. Fitzgerald discusses a program change with Asial Burgess. : Occupational information is one of the many services available from the counselors’ office. Mary Morris, a senior in the Power Stitching department, is shown here with Mrs. Thompson looking up job information from the extensive occupational files open to every Trade High student.