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Class Poem It's been almost three years, And we've loved every day. Mr. Garvey and teachers, All helped on our way. When first we entered, As freshmen so gay, We looked at seniors, Who were well on their way. We met our advisors, Elected our officers, There was a nice dance, For which we were sponsors. Soon the Seniors were finished. We watched with great joy. The white robe for the girl, The blue for the boy. And now, Juniors! The name we were proud. Ne feel we're really, One of the crowd. With the goal in our minds, Of the following year, And the help we're getting, We had no real fear. We crowned our glory, With the Junior Prom. All hopes of passing, Were blessed with great calm. From Freshmen to Seniors, We went on our way. Our thoughts were all sober, But actions were gay. This school has taught us, The good way of life. We can now face the future, The struggle and strife. With love for Trade High School, Held deep in our hearts, With a grateful farewell, We sadly depart. 19
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Class Will experiment notes. To Dottie Discoivez, Corinne Pelland gives her math note book. ‘‘May she make better use of if than | did”’. Raymond Dudek Jr. wills his successor the responsibilities and headaches of the presidency of the class, also the privilege of roaming the third floor, especially his post near the Beauty Culture Department. Annette Boucher leaves the secretary of next year’s senior class all the problems that go with the job. Sandra Gaugh gives the privilege to date the Senior Class President to the next girl president of the Student Council. Sheila Isham wants her sister Regina and Alberta Pepin to have all the copies of her last minute ‘‘Spotlight on Youth’’ articles and with them their worries. To his successor, Peter lellamo leaves all the problems and worries of the yearbook. Signed and sealed on the twenty-second day of January of the year of our Lord one thousand, nineteen hundred and sixty, in the city of Springfield, in the county of Hampden, in the Common- wealth of Massachusetts. THE GCLEASSZORI1 960 18
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Mary Connelly We dedicate this page to Mary Connelly remembering her long illness and fight back to good health. Good luck to you Mary from all your friends of ‘ 60 20
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