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

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Sandra Morace Barbara Vezina Diane Donah Sheila Isham Sandra Gaugh Sheila Isham Patricia Bader Margaret Colapietro Ann Cuzzone Sandra Gaugh Sheila Isham Christine Barry Jackie Berard Jeanne Allaire Barbara Vezina Judith White Janet Therrien Jeanne Allaire Jeanne Allaire Sandra Gaugh Margaret Colapietro Judith White Alice Broadbent Diane Donah Ann Cuzzone Diana Greenia Debbie Reynolds Jeff Chandler In the Still of the Night Starlights Bandstand Corinne Pelland Class Ballot BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED MOST POPULAR MOST AMBITIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DID MOST FOR CLASS MOST CHEERFUL MOST BASHFUL CLASS ATHLETE CLASS COUPLE CLASS SPEAKER CLASS GUM CHEWER MOST TALKATIVE CLASS FLIRT CLASS NOTE WRITER CLASS SINGER CLASS DREAMER BEST NATURED CLASS DANCER MOST CONSCIENTIOUS QUIETEST CLASS LOAFER CUTEST BEST ALL AROUND PERSON CLASS CLOWN MOST ORIGINAL FAVORITE ACTRESS FAVORITE ACTOR FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE BAND FAVORITE T. V. PROGRAM CLASS BEATNIK Gino Torretti Vincent D'Ambrosia Peter lellamo Raymond Dudek Kenneth Kielbania Raymond Dudek Thomas Moquin Allan Rice Patrick Coviello Raymond Dudek Robert Brown George Gavoni Peter lellamo Alfred LaPointe Peter lellamo Alfred LaPointe Vincent Keith Peter lellamo Anthony Pagnoni Robert Brown Allan Rice Vincent D'Ambrosia Gin Torretti Kenneth Kielbania Arnold Bush Richard Lyons Debbie Reynolds Jeff Chandler In the Still of the Night Trade High Band Romper Room Robert Table

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‘Gee Prophecy cial hair tonic and anti-blush lotion for men. Billy Fernandez is playing the bongo drums and Bob Table is reading poetry for entertainment at a small beatnik pad in Greenwich Village. Edward Mucha is an experienced judge interviewing con- testants for the title of Miss America. John Castor is slowly rising in the political world, making dough. From the sports page, Richard Grabowski and Bob Tibbits are now in charge of all the athletic fields in Springfield. Wonder where they got all their ex- perience? Speaking of athletes, Raymond Bourbeau and Allen Rice are running around the country trying to keep up with their hat and coat checking service. An- other athlete, Pat Coviello, is operating a swimming school in Marineland, Flor- ida. If you want to find him, look for the third whale on the right. Still two more athletes who achieved recent sports fame are Fred Bayman and Charles Kalis who recently received gold time cards for being the fastest men out of work at five o'clock. In the business world, Tom Foley and Carl Ward are printing confederate money for John Alaimo, Henry Ross and Charles Church to sell back to the U. S. Government. Mary Connelly tried to spend some of this money at the Trade High store but was apprehended by the emminent dectectives, Don Hatzepietro and Charlotte McCray, Police woman. Out of the comic strip, comes Roger Poulin still wearing his 1960 senior hat and repeating over and over, ‘| didn't spend that $1.25 for nothing.’ Class treasurer Ann Cuzzone is sitting in front of Trade High counting her easily ac- quired million whereas, Peggy Colapietro is working for her one in a million, as private manacurist to the American Embassador to Poland, Pete Siuda. This is our prophecy as you can see, but writers, Morace and Isham will never be. Sheila Isham Sandra Morace

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