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

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JOSEPH MOLES AND CHARLES MOSKAL leave the radio station and its problems to Mr. Giddings. TO ANYONE WHO HAS ALWAYS WANTED TO BE AN OFFICER, William Ander- son bequeaths his !ieutenant’s badge. LENNIE GRUNDSTROM wills to Mr. Kehoe the Girls’ Division and all his passes. He begs Mr. Kehoe to treat all offenders mercifully. CYNTHIA TOULSON bequeaths to Miss Mazzuchelli a box of common pins. TO MISS CARLISLE her seniors bequeath a bottle of aspirin although they hope that with their departure, her headaches will be over. JOE LANZILLO leaves his drum in the band room so that Don Martin can get a bang out of it. CARY KAPIDIAN donates his ‘51 Mercury to the first applicant for it. No money will be needed, just a pair of new sneakers. TO JACK BRUNTON of the Electrical Department, Tom Sullivan wills his flux recorder. MR. RAE'S SENIORS bequeath to him a can of 3 in 1 oil with the understanding that he must not use it to flavor his tea. HUBIE D'AMBROSIA wills his football cleats, his hockey skates, and his baseball spikes to his brother Vinnie. CARL TYBURSKI AND LARRY YENSEN leave their rackets to inexperieniced Donny Yensen. CHARLES JORDAN leaves his luck to any unfortunate but deserving junior who asks for it. Signed and sealed this seventeenth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. The Class of 1958 Leonard Grundstrom