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

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a E ‘i x» Bs + : ee i i. Francis Barnes Marguerite Berthiaume Theresa Biagetti : G FRANCIS BARNES, 188 Babb Road, Southwick, Welding. Francis has been In Springfield an active member of the Glee Club for three years. He is shy when he is in the company of a lot of people he does not know, but is very humorous when with friends. We will miss him after graduation. Good luck Francis. Anniversary MARGUERITE BERTHIAUME, 42 Arbutus Street, Needle Trades. Peggy is a fine seamstress and does good needle work. Her finished product is neatly done. She is very quiet and is well mannered. Peggy is alert and quite smart, and hopes to work as a seamstress. Trade will be lost without her. Be good and good-bye Peggy. THERESA BIAGETTI, 106 Eddy Street, Bakery. Terry, friendly and well-liked by her classmates is about four feet tall and dedicated to the school. She hopes to be a cake decorator some day, but meanwhile she gets fine marks ] 9 6 y and enjoys the Drill team. Terry was on the Soccer team in her senior year. She will be greatly missed by her friends. Francis Marguerite Theresa

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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

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Ronald Bigda Richard Bliss RONALD T. BIGDA, 136 Eagle Street, Ware, Radio. Ronald came to this school because of his desires to learn a new trade. Ronald has proven to be an above average student as he was chosen to be a member of the Honor Society. Among Ronald's other activities were T.V. Crew and Sound ,Crew and he worked on co-op. hy James Bolduc Vocational Education Fiftieth RICHARD BLISS, Central Street, West Brookfield, Machine. Dick is an ex- cellent student who has been on the Honor Society in the eleventh grade. He has mastered the art of tool making in machine shop. We would like him to know that we will look forward to seeing him at our reunion. JAMES BOLDUC, 170 Caton Lane, Electric. Jim has been a member of the Shop-Basketball team for three years, Football for two years, on the Stage SENIORS Crew for three years, the Track team for two years, also, the Wrestling team for one year, and has proved to be oustanding in all the sports he has entered. He is very polite in his classes and in shop. Good luck, Jim. Ronald Richard James