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

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Beverly Arduino Robert Aylwin Constance Baerman BEVERLY ANNE ARDUINO, 180 King Street, Beauty Culture. Beverly is In Springfield recognized as a student by all her classmates, for it was evident that in her quiet, well-liked manner she worked hard at her studies. She was a member of the Student Association and we all know that she will make a good ° beautician. Anniversary ROBERT AYLWIN, 192 Franklin Street, Industrial Electronics. Robert is one of our most sociable classmates, well-liked by his teachers and students alike. His pleasant personality radiates confidence and success and all know that this will carry him to a successful life. CONSTANCE MARIE BAERMAN, 181 Jasper St., Beauty Culture. Connie, our Beaver Editor-in-Chief has spent much energy in school activities for the class. She enjoys all outdoor sports but especially swimming. Connie ] 9 6 ? plans to become a hair-coloring expert in Hollywood, California. Good Luck Connie. Beverly Robert Constance

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Richard Abair William Allard Bonnie Antonowicz RICHARD ABAIR, 453 East Street, Cabinet. Richard participated in a Fi ; number of activities while a student here at Trade including Glee Club, Vocational Fducation Soccer and Hockey. He has shown his fellow students that he will be a fine carpenter and a great craftsman in his trade. Best of luck Dick. h WILLIAM ALLARD, 488 Liberty Street, Graphic Arts. Bill with his wonderful sense of humor has made our stay here at Trade a swift and enjoyable three years. We know that he will be a success as a commercial artist and wish him the best of luck. We know that we won’t forget him, and hope that he won't forget us. BONNIE ANTONOWICZ, 472 Newbury Street, Foods and Catering. Bonnie has been a good friend to everyone here at Trade and her tremendous SENIORS personality will carry her to a great success in life. While a student she enjoyed activities of singing in the Glee Club and working on co-op. Good bye for awhile, Bonnie. Richard William Bonnie 26

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Abraham Baker Garry Ball Catherine Bardelli ABRAHAM BAKER, 105 Westford Avenue, Welding. Abe is a very outstand- jk c ing boy, has the best of manners and is a gentleman. He is always neatly V4 [ Fd dressed, and has been on the Soccer team—his favorite sport for three ocationa ucation years. He does his academic work with the best of his ability. We wish you luck, Abe. Fiftieth GARRY BALL, 27 Jerilis Drive, Radio and T.V. Gary, in his spare time, works on used radios and televisions, and is very much interested in his work. He is a member of the Sound Crew, and his favorite subject is shop. Gary is well mannered and polite. Good luck, and so-long Gary. CATHERINE BARDELLI, 182 Allen St., Bakery. In her Junior year Cathy transferred to Bakery from Voc. Home in which she did very well. She is SENIORS sure Cathy will do well in her chosen field, and wish her the best of luck in the future. Abraham Garry Catherine 28