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President's Message CLASS OF 1962 On this Class Day, we can not help but look back on our years spent here at Trade High School as well as glance to the future. As we are about to step forth into a troubled world, we feel greatly indebted to our school for the many lessons we have learned not only in our chosen trades, but especially in those of character development and democratic principles. To the faculty, we extend our gratitude for their patience and guidance in help- ing us to meet our responsibilities. Their efforts have been tireless in preparing us to take our places in the world of tomorrow. We express to our parents, our appreciation for their assistance and encourage- ment through these tiring but enjoyable four years. May we be ever mindful of our obligations to them, our community and our country for the privileges and opportu- nities so graciously granted. Because Trade High has kept pace with the latest developments, skills, and tech- nical changes in our Trades and in education in general, we feel confident that we are ready to take our place in this highly competitive world of industry and business. Let our morale be high, our minds alert, and our hands active that we may each avail ourselves of the opportunities presented by this great land in which we live and in this way be a credit to the Springfield Trade High School. BRIAN DANIELS 7,
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Senior Class Officers lst Row: Ann Lambach, Secretary; Brian Daniels, President; Pearl Luke, Vice President. 2nd Row: Beverly Butler, Marshal; Jose Gil, Marshal; Mary Desy, Treasurer. 16
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Class Poem SCHOOL MEMORIES The memories that will go with us; On our last day of school, Will always be remembered, With every golden rule. Farewell to every teacher, Every book and classroom too, Let not these be forgotten, But remembered anew. As we look back to the Friends that we have made, We know that they have helped us To go along the way. We stand ready with all the knowledge We have gained, To go out and do our job well In the field that we have trained. We look forward eagerly To the future for us all, And pray to God for guidance, For the courage not to fall. But now we've reached the threshold, And the cross roads are in sight, It’s time to say goodbye To all our friends tonight. Written by Mary Moore 18
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