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

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FERNAND A. AUBE 530 PLAINFIELD STREET ELECTRIC Through his years at Trade High, Fernand did a fine job at his chosen trade which was Electric Industrial Elec- tronics. This progressive field presented many problems which he solved easily. He did a fine job in the Stage Crew. Good luck in the future. RAYMOND DEAN BACON THOMPSON ST. EAST LONGMEADOW RADIO Ray was a typical hard working Trade student. He fol- lowed through on job assignments with industry and a per- sonable manner. His efforts in Radio and Electronics were rewarded with much success. Good luck to you always, Ray. Come back and see us soon. JAMES OLIVER BAILEY A07 ST. JAMES AVENUE AUTO MECHANICS James has been a very well liked and ambitious boy. He was a great help to the Varsity Basketball team, being very active in sports. We are sure he will make a fine life for himself after he leaves Trade High. RAYMOND LOUIS BATTISTA 76 STRONG STREET CABINET Ray has been in the Cabinet Shep for his three years at Trade High. He played on the Baseball team. Because of his excellent grades, he was inducted into membership of the Honor Society. Ray also served as a member of the Bowling team and helped his teammates secure the title of City Champions. Good luck in whatever you do, Ray! 25

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EDWARD JAMES ANDERSON Trade 184 GRAYSON DRIVE RADIO H | g h Ed is a quiet and hard working boy who is well liked by his classmates. He was captain of the Swim Team in 1962 ] 9 6 3 and manager in 1963. He did a good job in both capaci- ties. Ed spends much time and money on his hobby of working on old model cars. He is a very bright boy and we wish him luck in the future. LOUIS C. ARCHAMBAULT JR. 182 GARLAND STREET ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING Louis is well liked by all his friends. Louis has taken part in football and swimming, and does very well in his trade. We want to wish him the best of luck in the future. We will miss him. DENNIS MICHAEL ASTA-FERRERO 21 GEORGE STREET WEST SPRINGFIELD PRINT Dennis proved to be quite athletically inclined while here at Trade. His endeavors in the sports include Hockey, wt Baseball, Soccer, and Shop Basketball. Also, he gave to aoty Trade his effervescent personality, whether checking equip- estaees ment in Track, or running off an extra 100 sheets on the Setetit st multi-lith. We sure will miss you, Dennis. Come back to hye hoe see the school often. ee eee KENNETH PAUL ATKINS 13 WIGWAM PLACE AUTO MECHANICS Kenny was well liked by all of his classmates. His fine work has made him a credit to Trade High School. He has al- ways done a fine job in his chosen field which was Auto Mechanics. He had outstanding ability to locate and rem- edy engine trouble. Good luck in the future, Kenny. 24

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YVONNE MARIE BEAULIEU Trade 53 CLYDE ST. BAKERY H l g h Yvonne is a very reliable, attractive, quiet, and pleasant ] 9 6 0 girl. She participated in girl's baseball, basketball, and Field Day. She was a member of the Honor Society, Glee Club, and was an S. A. member. For hobbies, she reads and sings. We hope she will be successful in her future plans. ROGER A. BECK 51 BROOKLINE AVENUE FEEDING HILLS CABINET Roger was a three year student at Trade and a very well liked boy. He was skilled in his trade. He was thoroughly quiet working. He got along well with his fellow class- mates. Roger has a cheerful personality and will get far in life. Good luck Roger in your future years. FRANK CHARLES 111 BEDNARSKI 119 LOWELL STREET MACHINE Frank was an excellent goalkeeper and one of the best that Trade ever had. He was a very embitious person while attending Trade. His favorite subject is science. Someday Frank hopes to be a drummer in his own band. Good luck in the future, Frank, in whatever you do. FERDINAND WILHELM BENSCH 1085 WORTHINGTON STREET MACHINE Ferdinand came from Holland in 1960, but originally came from Indonesia. Fred is a well liked student. He is out- standing in his chosen field which is the Machine Shop. We know Fred will own a Machine shop of his own some day. Come back and visit us at Trade High, Fred. 26