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

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Thank you

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14 President's Mes sage As we, the Class of 1966, come to the end of our three years at Trade High School, we pause to look back on the administration and teachers who well deserve our sincere thanks, for without their diligents efforts, we would not be prepared to leave Trade with the skills and knowledge that are necessary to succeed in the world. We are grateful for their prodding us into taking advantage of the many opportunities offered to us. We certainly cannot forget our Advisors, Mr. Salvadore and Dr. Walter. They have stood by us through the good and the difficult times and have worked hard to help us achieve our goals. Our parents are to be recognized also, for without their love, patience and encour- agement, we would not have been able to get the education we needed. As we look back on the happy and unforgetable years at Trade High, we realize how much we are going to miss the friends we have made, the faculty who have helped us, and the School and activities we have supported and attended. A part of our hearts and minds will be in debt to Trade for providing the training and op- portunities we have obtained, and we know that with a small amount of luck and God’s assistance we shall be sucessful and our accomplishments well noted. Arnold Millette President, Class of ‘66

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: R. J. BRACCIALARGHE 45 Orchard St., Springfield Machine, Student Council-1 SHERRIE BEDORE 551 Stony Hill Road Wilbraham, Beauty Culture Glee Club-2, Ski Club-1 LORRAINE BELDEN 11 Hotland St., Spfld. Distributive Education MARY BRUNELLE 15 Grant St., Springfield Distributive Education 16 MICHAEL P. BURNS 60 Mandalay Rd., Springfield Radio, Football-4, Track-3 Swiming-1, Basketball-1 WILLIAM D. BACYK West Warren Rd., Palmer Machine