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

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STACK TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedications2 2.53 44... = 4. Class Song and Farewell.......... 6 Administration ........................ A Guidance}: 5. ee 10 President’s Message .............. 12 Class Advisors........................ 13 Seniors 2-|Se s.r ae 14 ee, ee ree ee 16 12-3 S le hee ee 19 2AM 6 ee ee ee 21 0 8. ee ee 25 12°6..°353.. eee PAT | Ey (ee eet a 30 12-8 oo. ee ee 35 12-9 ve en ow. 39 IZ=LO Ss oe, oe eee ee 41 1A eee ew ee 43 OCT 1965

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The Senior Class wishes to dedicate The 1965 Beaver to Mr. Edward A. “Ted” Plumb, our Coach and Teacher. In the Fall of 1934, Mr. Plumb, a graduate of Springfield College was appointed to the Faculty, and named Head Coach of Football, Basketball, and Baseball. After thirty-one years of dedicated and faithful service to our School, we are proud to say that Mr. Ted Plumb is synonymous with Trade High School athletics. Sportswriters have conferred the title, “Dean” to our Coach in the Western Massachusetts area, and his longevity is the second in the Common- wealth of Massachusetts coaching ranks. When- ever the sportswriters, opposing coaches, officials, alumni, and members of his athletic teams speak about Ted, they always do so with respect and admiration for this gentleman. Ted Plumb’s many years of service exemplifies Democracy as he has imparted to countless stu- dents and athletes; knowledge, understanding, in- to Athlete Teacher Coach struction, wisdom, and courage. His family includes his gracious wife; high school sweetheart, Winifred Brooks and three grown children. He has two married daughters named Nina, and Sandy and a son, Jimmy. To his family he has given love, guidance, security, and strength; and now he watches as this heritage is passed along to his ten grandchildren including twin boys. Coach Ted Plumb’s greatest contribution is Time and Self. He is always available and will- ing to help the individual who needs his time, effort, and opinion. Many a practice was length- ened because a player wanted to learn and pro- gress towards a better perform ance. The Class of 1965 accords to Mr. Ted Plumb the athletic tribute; we lift you upon our collec- tive shoulders as a shining example and a sym- bol of the finest qualities of manhood. May we always follow your example and instruction in the days ahead. Dedication Ted Plumb Gentleman