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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1967 volume:

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His extensive back- ground in the field of art includes a previous asso- ciation with the United States Rubber Co., the Dia- mond Match Co., free-lance magazine illustration and owning his own advertising business. Mr. New- some has been an active member of the Advertising Club of Springfield, the Printing House Craftsinen and served as vice-president of the Springfield Artists Guild. We salute Mr. Newsome and we are proud to honor him as a member of the Trade High School faculty. Herman E. Drewes Mr. Herman Drewes, a man who has devoted many years to the teaching of mathematics at Trade High School, as well as professional service to the community of Springfield, is retiring this year. Mr. Drewes career has included teaching at Van Sickle Junior High School, the Springfield Evening School and conducting defense classes during World War Il. He has been involved in many community ac- tivities such as the Lions’ Club, the Masons, the Mel- ha Shrine Band and the Springfield Teachers’ Credit Union, where he served as president for a number of years. We extend our thanks to Mr. Drewes for his many years of valuable service and we wish him a long and satisfying retirement on Cape Cod. IN MEMORIUM DENNIS J. BRUNTON Two years ago, Trade High School mourned the death of its assistant principal, Dennis J. Brunton He was an exceptonal man, dedicated to his work. He was born in Springfield and remained here all his life. He entered the army to render his serv- ices in World War |. He became a teacher here, at Springfield Trade High School in 1924. After twen- ty-six years of teaching, he was elected assistant principal of the school which also gave him the responsibility of principal and director of Springfield Evening Adult Trade School. He was marshal for many parades and is held responsible for the placement of flags on the graves of deceased veterans. Mr. Brunton spent most of his life doing things for other people. He won recognition for his out- standing service in education and community service. He did much to improve our school, and neither this man nor his works will ever be forgotten. A trophy in his memory is hereby presented to the school. It is engraved as follows: ‘‘In memory of Dennis J. Brunton from the Class of 1967. 12-76 Louise Therrien WILLIAM HILL In the short period during which Billy Hill was a member of our class he made a noteworthy con- tribution to this group. We know that the influence of this young man upon medical science and the people of this area has been due to the work of God, and represents His way of using the greatest of tragedies for the most gocd. As much as we wanted Billy to live, God felt he had suffered greatly and that he had accomplished enough in his short time to be called to a place of peace and rest. Let us not forget the example Billy held for us: the will to live. When you feel that God has left you, try and display the spirit that Billy had and you will find strength. May we all have this faith to endure our des- tiny. IN MEMORIUM Private Calvin R. Wilson, nineteen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Wilson of 101 Hampden Road, East Longmeadow was killed in action in Vietnam on January 20, 1967. Details of his death are not available. Calvin graduated from Trade High School ir. June, 1965. He was a member of the electrical shop and after graduation gained employment as an electrician's helper at Cromwell Mills in Indian Orchard. He entered the Army in the spring of 1966 and left for Vietnam in October of the same year. Calvin was active in 4-H activitiies; he won many trophies at the New England Poultry Show and the Youth Fair of Old Sturbridge Village. Army Private Gus Stovall, Jr., twenty-one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stovall of 11 Carpenter Court, Springfield lost his life irs Vietnam on March 9, 1967 by enemy fire. Gus was a 1964 graduate of Trade High School. While in school he took an active part in varsity athlet- ics, particularly wrestling. A member of the machine shop practices course, Gus gained employment in his chosen field after grad- vation He entered the Army in December. 1965, and was sent to Vietam after many months of training. SPRINGFIE 10 AUZRUSUL Dy 4700 [RADE HIGH SCHOOL Vee oe 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 Metal Trades - Girls Girls Boys Girls j Electric Graphic Arts Building Trades 108 254, 36 321 252 2 f fturph tynch ENGLISH Wulf phy 7 0-9 10-13 (Boys) 10-77: (Girls) 12-76 13-13 10-77 Spec. 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Socha As we the Class of 1967 of Springfield Trade High School, come to the end of our high school days, we suddenly realize that the administration and teachers of our school deserve our sincere thanks for their diligent efforts. We would not be able to go into the world of to- day without the specialized skills and knowledge we have developed for success. We especially appreciate the help of our class advisors, Mrs. Kramer, Miss Murphy, Mr. Howes, Mr. Hutcheons, Mr. Gulluni and the many others who have assisted and guided us throughout our years at Springfield Trade High School. Now is the time when we really appreciate our parents. It was their encouragement and assistance which helped us through our high school days. Without their love and patience it would have been impossible to have obtained the knowledge and skills we now possess. The time has come for us to correlate our knowledge and abilities which enable us to con- front the serious problems of today. In this time of crisis, we must be ready to face life with an intelligent outlook and with a patriotic spirit. Our leadership will help determine the future state of our country and will contribute to the governing of our modern day world. With these ideas clearly in mind, we resolve to go forth into the world of work, deter- mined to reflect credit upon our parents, Trade High School and ourselves. NANCY M. ACCORSI 70 Littleton St. Spfld. FOODS CATERING, Student Association, Glee Club NADRA L. AUCLAIR 9 Beauregard St. Indian Orchard NEEDLE TRADE APPARELL Glee Club ; THOMAS W. ALLEN Glasgow Rd. CABINET Ski Club STEVE E. BACHAND 109 Revere St. SHEET METAL Student Association RAYMOND C. ANDREW Orborne Rd. Ware WELDING 13 Fi DONALD N. BARROWS 71 Sunridge Dr. Spfld AUTO BODY ARTHUR E. BARNES 51 Dearborn St., Spfld. PRINT Student Assoc., Varsity Club Class. Rep., Yearbook Com. Honor Society, Football Baseball, Basketball, Swim. 14 CHARLES O. BAERMAN 192 Marsden St. Spfld. RADIO AND T. V. Student Association, Class Officer, Class Represent- ative, Student Ccuncil, Bowling, Ski Club JERRY T. BARNOSKI Russel Rd. Blandford CABINET Student Association, MICHAEL A. ZOLLO 1759 Boston Rd. Spfld. GRAPHIC ARTS bi ALAN D. YOUNG (ELLIS C. WILLIS 29 Wilbraham Ave. Spfld - 140 Talbot Rd. MACHINE ‘ -« AUTO MECH. Basketball ; Class Rep. KENNETH J. ZUNCINA 39 Park Place, Ludlow WAYNE E. WILLIAMS CABINET N. Longard Rd. Southwick Student Association, Honor MACHINE DRAFTING Society Bowling, Track 15 ARTHUR J. WHITE 20 Bradford Dr. West Spfld RADIO Student Association EDWARD J. WILCOX 61 High St. Spfld. ELECTRICAL TECHNIQUES Baseball, Football 16 RONALD B. WILKINSON 80 Edmund Wynn, Spfld. PAINT and DEC. Student Assoc., Band, Vars- ity Club, Class Officer, Stu- dent Coun., Intra-Mural Sports, Football, Wrestling GLORIA J. BEACH 148 Denver St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Glee Club RICHARD L. BEDINOTTI 1174 Liberty St. Spfld. ELECTRIC Student Association, Jets Club, Class Representative) Intra-Mural Sports Ski Club, Wrestling,Bow- ling ! GARY L. BEAULIEU 266 Centre St. Indian Orch- ard RADIO Student Association Rifle Club, Sound Stage Crew GEORGE L. BEAUDET 332 Dickinson sf Spfld: AUTO BODY DAVID P. BELL 53) Bancroth. St. WELDING Ski Club, Wrestling, Bow- ling, Football, Student As- sociation, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, Intra-Mural Sports Ski Club 17 JAME H. BENWARE 148 Pasco Rd. |.O. ELEGIRIC Student Association Glee Club, Class Represent- ative, Student Council Honor Society, Baseball KARL B. BERGMAN 255 Conneticut Ave. Spfld. PRINT Student Association 18 PATSY BERGSTROM 34 Pershing Terrace GRAPHIC ARTS Student Association LIONEL C. BERUND JR. 19 Hawthorne St. Spfld RADIO T.V. Class Representative Student Council, Hockey DAVID J. BLAIS JOHN H. BEST Main St. Warren 55 Leete St. DIESEL CABINET SHOP Baseball (J.V.) Student Association, Bowling, Rifle Club ROLAND E. BOUCHER FRANCIS P. BLEAU 20 Park Terrace Ludlow PRINT 47 Eloise St. Spfld. : PATTERN MAKING i= 's Student Association Year- Student Association ‘ book Committee NORMAN R. BLAIS 57 Hebron St. Spfld. PATTERN Student Association, Intra - Mural Sports Class Repre- Football sentative, Student Council ‘2 BARBARA A. BOUCHER 45 Union St. BAKERY Student Assecciation, Intra Mural Sports, Traffic Squad PAUL W. BOYLE 74 Gresham St. Spfld. PAINTING DECTORATING Student Association 20 SUSAN M. BOUSQUET 315 Holyoke St., Ludlow BEAUTY CULTURE Student Assoc., Glee Club Class Rep., Honor Society, Ski Club EDWARD M. BRENNAN 5 Sparrow Dr. Spfld. ELECERIG Student Association PAUL W. BRITTAIN 21 River Park Dr. Hampden PRINT Student Association, Yearbook Committee ALBERT E. BROWN 3 Layzon Bros Rd. Indian | Orchard PRINT Yearbook Staff Member, Football RICHARD A. BODECKI 27 Sullivan St. Spfld. MACHINE JAMES M. BRUNTON 33 Quaboag St. Warren DIESEL CHARLES BROWN 74 Euclid Ave. ELECTRICAL Student Association Swimming, Ski Club, 21 WILLIAM W. BURHOP 114 Monrovia St. Splfd. RADIO T.V. Sound Crew LUCY BUONICONTI 84 Price St. BAKERY Student Association, Intra- Mural Sport, Traffic Squad, KENNETH W. BUSIERE 21 Amber St. CABINET Student Association, Base- ball, Swimming RONALD A. BUZZELL 2692 Boston Rd. Wilbraham CABINET Student Association, Band, Intra-Mural Sports, Wrest- ling 22 § JAMES BYRD 55 Orchard St., Spfld. RADIO and T.V. Intra-mural Sports, Sound Crew PAUL D. CHAMBERLAIN 6 Springfield St. WELDING Student Association, Intra- Mural Sports, Football, Track CHRISTINE M. CANTWELL 204 Massachusetts Ave. Spfld NEEDLE TRADES MICHEL CHICOINE 37 Brookline Ave. Spfd. MACHINE . SHOP Student Association, Hoc- key CHARLES H. CASE South Long Yard RD. South- wick MACHINE Ski Club 23 t STANLEY J . CHRZANOW- SKI 123 Oklahoma St. CABINET Student Association, Honor Society JOHN F. COLLINS 24 Wilcox St. Spfld. ELECTRIC Student Association, Honor Society, Swimming ; : ; tiem.% 24 WILLIAM D. CLARK Summer Drive Southwick RADIO Student Association, Varsity Club, Class Officer, Class Representative, Student - Council, Honor Society, PAUL A. COTE 43 Northwood St. Chicopee GRAPHIC ARTS Representative, Intra-Mural MICHAEL R. CRAVEN 275 Man St. Indian Orchard BAKERY _ Student Association. Class- Representative. Traffic Squad ROBERT E. CLOUTIER Hayden Rd. Blandford BAKERY Student Association STANLEY M. DABROWSKI 200 Stony Hill Rd. Wilbra- ham ‘GRAPHIC ARTS 53 Freeman Terrace, Snrfld. ELECTRICAL TECHNIQUES Student Association JAMES ERIC CREUSLAW 45 Monroe St. Splfd. AUTO MECHANIC Intra-Mural Sports TERRENCE E. CURTIS . | | } . 2) DAVID A. DANE 108 Crane Hill Rd. N. Wil- braham MACHINE Student Association RONALD E. DAWSON 55 Poinsetta St. Agawam PRINT 26 WILLIE G. DAVIS 56 Terrence St. Spfld. AUTO MECHANICS Basketball CLAUDE DEMERS 47 Norfolk St. Spfld. SHEET METAL Student Association Class Representative, Student Council, Intra- Mural Sports HAROLD L. DILKS 89 Thompson St. Spfld. ELECTRICAL Yearbook Sales - Represen- tative, Student Association, Varsity Club, Jets Club, Football, Track, Swimming MARK E. DUVAL 36 San Miguel St. PRINT Student Association Baseball ELIZABETH A. DUFFY 47 Hudson Ave. Fairview Mass. GRAPHIC ARTS Yearbook Comm. Class Officer, Class Repre- sentative Intra-Mural Sports, Bowling Cheerleaders THOMAS J. DONAHUE JR. 16 Broad St. Spfld. CABINET Student Association SARAH R. EARLS 87 Frontenac St. Indian Orchard FOODS CATERING Class Representative 27 DAVID EATON LINDA EDKIN 60 Patton St. Spfld. FOODS CATERING Glee Club 28 ALLAN V. ELDREDGE 162 Wrenthan Rd. Spfld. MACHINE SHOP Student Association CAROLYN EVERHART WILLIAM E. FIGIEL 35 Harding St. Agawam MACHINE LYNDA D. LEATHERS 162 Arcadia Bl d. NEEDLE TRADES Student Association, Class Representative ROGER C. FOOTE 765 Main St. Spfld. WELDING Student Association, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Class Representative, Basketball, Football, Prom Committee MAE C. FLYNN 118 Warrenton St. Spfld. BAKERY Glee Club, Band, Intra- Mural Sports, Cheerleaders 29 RONALD FRANKLIN 671 Union St. Spfld. MACHINE SHOP Student Association, Intra- VENISE J. GAGNON 113 Brewster St. BEAUTY CULTURE Student Association, Glee Club Varsity Club, Class Officer, Intra-Mural Sports Cheerleader, Prom Commit- 30 GAETAN Y. GIRARD 1236 Worcester St. |. O. ELEGTRIC Student Association, Class Representative JOSEPH GARWACK! ROSWITHA R. GERHARD 154 Franklin St. Westfield NEEDLE TRADES MARIE T. GIERA 859 Armory St. Spfld. FOODS AND CATERING Prom Committee, Student Association, Glee Club, Class Officer, Class Repre- sentative MATHEW D. GENTILE 501 Hancock St. Spfld. CABINET Student Association, Class Representative, Student Council, Intra-Mural Sports RICHARD A. GEDDIS 66 Division St. Spfld. CABINET MAKING JOANNE M. GOODROW 772 Page Blvd. Spfld. FOODS AND CATERING Glee Sports Club, Intra-Mural 31 SUSAN R. GOODROW 772 Page Blvd. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Glee Club RUTH J. GREENE 262 North Westfield St. Feeding Hills, Mass. NEEDLE TRADES Student Association, Glee Club 32 MARK S. GRANGER 186 Quincy St. Spfld. GRAPHIC ARTS Student Association, Glee Club, Band, Soccer, Track PAUL GUAY 1329 Dwight St. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association MARY A. GUNTER 25 Monroe St. Spfld. NEEDLE TRADES Student Association, Glee Club, Track RICHARD P. GUERRI 85 Grand St. Spfld. PRINT Student Association, Base- ball, Yearbook Staff LEE A. HAIRE 47 Cuff Ave. Spfld. PRINT Student Association, Year- book Committee, Ski Club “ GERARD L. GUILMETTE Reynolds Ave. Monson DRAFTING Student Association DONNA M. HART 82 Westford Ave. Spfld. BAKING TECHNIQUES Glee Club ISAAC HARRIS 24 Welcome Rd. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association, Intra- Mural Sports, — Football, Track JUDITH A HARRIS 44 Church St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE DAVID A. HARTMAN 31 Pear St. Spfld. CABINET Student Association DONNA E. HASKELL 33 Arch St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE JEAN A. HENDREX 266 Tremont St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Inter-High School Council, Student Association, Glee Club, Student Council, In- tra-Mural Sports 4 7] DAVID A. HEBERT 313 Water St. Indian Orch. CABINET Student Association, Base- ball (J. V.) , Hockey JOAN M. HAUFF 54 Queensbury Drive Spfld. NEEDLE TRADES Student Association, Bowl- ing THEODORE G. HETU 37 Pomona St. Spfld. PATTERN SHOP Intra-Mural Sports, Foot- ball, Wrestling 35 a SAMUEL CLAY HICKSON 63 King St. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Class Representative, GLORIA T. HOULE 1164 Page Blvd. COSMETOLOGY 36 LINDA M. HICKEY 33 Crittenden St. Spfld. FOODS AND CATERING Glee Club, Band, Intra- Mural Sports PAIGE B. HOWARD 189 Quincy St. Spfld. FOODS AND CATERING Student Association, Glee Club ANENTWORTH A. INCE 263 Union St. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association STEVEN R. JANECZEK 111 Glenoak Drive Spfld. RADIO Student Association, Sound and Stage Crew LINDA A. JACOBS 176 Savoy Ave. Spfld. FOODS AND CATERING Student Association, Glee Club, Band, Class Repre- sentative, Student Council, Intra-Mural Sports, Cheer- leaders SUSAN P. INGHAM 19 Westford Ave. Spfid. BEAUTY CULTURE Student Association, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Intra- Mural Sports, Ski Club, Cheerleaders DAVID ILLINGSWORTH CABINET 101 Mooreland St. Spfld. Student Association, Hockey 37, site, STEVE D. JIMERSON 102 Wilbraham Rd. PAINT AND DEC. Glee Club, Basketball, Track CHARLES E. JOHNSON 665 Union St. Spfld. RADIO SHOP Student Association, Band, Class Representative, 38 ROBERT D. JOHNSON 117 Malden St. Spfld. HEAT AND AIR. Student Association PATRICIA M. KELLY 195 Tyler St. Spfld. COSMETOLOGY Student Association, Club Glee DONALD JOHN KAWALEC 61 Dale St. Ludlow MACHINE Student Association, Class Representative LAWRENCE W. KITES 41 Ansara St. Spfld. |} AUTO MECHANICS : Class Representative BARBARA ANN KENNY 167 Bershire St. |. O. GRAPHIC ARTS Student Association, Year- book DOLORES E. KNOWLES 232 Greenway Dr. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Glee Club, — Intra-Mural Sports i we GEORGE C. KING Greenwich Road, Ware WELDING Student Association EVELYN KOCHANEK 200 Parker St. Spfld. NEEDLE TRADES CHARLES E. KRUEGER 23 Wistaria St. West Spfld. RADIO Student Association 40 os REGINALD J. KOWALIK ReraDe2 Now la lesptice PATTERN Student Association, Class Representative, Student Council, Football JOHN M. KUHIG 223 Chapin St., Ludlow MACHINE SHOP Student Assoc., Hockey LYNN R. LADVE 396 Main St. East Longmeadow DIESEL PATRICIA A. LEONIARD 36 Cumberland St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Student Association, Band, Intra-Mural Sports LOIS R. LATOUR 47 Riittenhouse Terr. Spfld. NEEDLE TRADES “tudent Association FRED J. LESSARD 228 Harkness Ave. Spfld. PATTERN SUSAN A. LAVALLEY 61 Pine St. Spfld. COSMETOLOGY Band (Majoratta), Student Association, Glee Club, Ski Club 4] PAUL S. LESSARD GUY LATENDER 3378 Meiin St. Spfld. PATTERN SHOP Glee Club, Hockey CHRISTINE M. LONGE JAMES T. LOPES 299 Central St. Spfld. 1119 State St. Spfld. APPAREL ARTS ELECTRIC Student Association, Glee Student Association, Honor Club Society se iis i 4 Steg 90 Gordwer St. Spfld. BAKERY Glee Club, Band, Intra- Mural Sports WALTER J. MARKIEWICZ 30 Pine St. Ludlow AUTO MECH. Soccer FREDERICK J. MADISON 385 Eastern Ave. Spfld. AUTO MECH. Student Association, Class Officer HARVEY J. MARKHAM 12 Stony Hill Rd. HEATING AIR CONDITI- _ ONING FRANCIS J. MALACHOWSKI 105 Keddy St. Spfld. PRINT Baseball, Swimming, Ski Club, Yearbook Staff 43 JOHN J. MASTALERZ 140 Everett St. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association PAUL C. MARTIN 157 Almira Rd. Spfld. ELECTRONICS Student Association, Sound and Stage Crew Geeks ert “ REY, ae So 2 ks Sa SORES oe t LINDA MATTE 74 Warrenton St. COSMETOLOGY Student Association, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Honor Society, Intra-Mural Sports, Cheerleaders RAYMOND J. MARTIN 37 Johnson St. Spfld. AUTO MECH. Student Association NEIL A. MARTELLI 45 Nokomis St. Spfld. PRINT Band, Yearbook HELENE M. MARTOWSKI 5 Brightwater St. West Spfid. BEAUTY CULTURE Honor Society EHAD McCANTS GARY M. MC CORMACK 162A Walnut St. Spfld. 1292 Bay St. BAKERY : ) ' _ ° MACHINE DRAFTING Band PAUL W. MANDRUS Student Association 21 mECst ot optld. RADIO Student Association, Sound and Stage Crew 45 ROSEMARY MC CORMACK 62 Massachusetts Ave. Student Association Class Representative ROBERT H. MI!LLETT 34 Rodney Smith Cr. |. O. RADIO SHOP Student Association, Var- sity Club, Rifle Club, Sound Crew PATRICK J. McCRYSTAL 130 Amherst St. Granby PRINT Student Association, Var- sity Club, — Intra-Mural Sports, Soccer, Track, Rifle, FRANCIS J. MILLER 50 Steuben St. |. O. PRINT Student Association, Var- sity Club, Intra-Mural Base- ball, Football, Swimming, RONALD A. PAQUETTE 70 Sunset Drive Chicopee BAKERY Student Association, Traffic Squad RICHARD K. MORSE 109 Vincent St. Spfld. DIESEL Student Association, Class Representative JERRY M. MONETTE 243 Seymour Ave. Spfld. CABINET Student Association, Band RON W. MORSE 12 Sunset Drive RADIO and T.V. Student Assoc., Honor Soc. Intra-mural Sports, Rifle RUTH MONROY Bue 70 Linden St. Spfld. COSMETOLOGY Student Association 47 ALLAN R. PLANTE 43 Abbe Ave. Spfld. CABINET Student Association, Class Representative, Track, Wrestling MICHAEL A. O'CONNOR 30 Charles St. Three Rivers MACHINE Student Association, Glee Club 48 DAVID E. PULLIAM 475 Bay St. Spfld. CABINET Intra-Mural Sports Basket- ball, Football, Track DAVID J. ORZULAK Brimfield Rd. Warren MACHINE Student Association IRVING C. O'STRANDER, JR. 472 Porter Rd. AUTO BODY Student Association RALPH PORFILIO 82 Knox St. HEATING and AIR COND. Student Association RICHARD A. PELLIGRINI 34 Noel St. Spfld. WELDING Student. Association, Class Representative RALPH B. PELLETIER 160 Laurelton St. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association ROGER H. PARISEAU 31 Prospect St. Ware AUTO MECH. Student Association 49 MARIE PERRY 123 Buckingham St. Spfld. NEEDLE TRADES Student Association, Glee Club, Bowling, Treick GERALD J. PIESZ Alden St. Ludlow SSC oienioLAl Student Association Class Representative, Student Council 50 CAROLE A. PETLOCK 640 Dickenson St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Student Association, Glee Club MARK W. PROKOP 272 Fuller St. Ludlow AUTO MECH. JOANNE M. PURCELL 94 Pearl St. Spfld. BAKERY Student Association, Class Representative, Intra-Mural Sports ROSEMARIE T. RIVERS 170 Main St. .Westfield NEEDLE TRADES Glee Club RICHARD T. ROCCA 11 Lorraine St. Spfld. PRINT Student Association, Foot- ball, Track, WrestIng, Year- book Staff SONJA J. RANCIN 235 Breckwood Blvd. FOODS AND CATERING Glee Club THOMAS REILLY 59 Aberdeen Rd. RADIO T.V. Student Association Varsity Club, Golf JAMES J. REYOR 30 Balis St. Spfld. PRINTING Student Association, Year- book Staff KENNETH P. RHEAUME Springfield, Mass. PRINT Student Association, Var- sity Club, — Intra-Mural Sports, Baseball, Football 52 MARQUERITE R. RIVARD 28 Baywood St. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE Inter-High School Council Student Association, Glee Club, Band, Class Officer WILLIAM ROBARE JOEL S. ROGERS 1556 Plumtree Rd. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association, Glee Club EMANUEL D. ROVITHIS 910 Carew St. Spfld. RADIO AND T. V. Student Association, Var- sity Club, Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Rifle BRUCE A. ROSCOE . 4 34 Merrill Rd. PRINT Student Association, Glee Club, Student Council, Track, Wrestling, Swim- ming, Yearbook. MARY LOU ROLLINS 21 Montclair St. BEAUTY CULTURE Ski STEVE D. ROVITHIS 910 Carew St. Spfld. RADIO AND T. V. Student Association, Var- sity Club, Soccer, Rifle 53 ALAIN L. ROSSEAU 54 Worcester Ave. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association, Base- ball, Baskeball, Footbal! ANNETTE G. SAUR 43 Barrison St. BAKERY Student Association 54 SANDRA LEIGH RUSSELL 86 Sparrow Drive Spfld. COSMETOLOGY Student Association, Glee Club, Class Officer, Class Representative, DOREEN P. SALBO 124 Massachusetts Ave. Springfield GRAPHIC ARTS Student Association, STEVEN W. SCHARRETT 345 High St. Thorndike MACHINE Student Association RICHARD M. SALOIS 45 Converse Palmer ) PATTERN MAKING TARA A. SHEA 113 Rochelle St. NEEDLE TRADES Student Assoc., Varsity Club Honor Society NANCY A. SHEA 66 McKinely Ave. Spfld. BEAUTY CULTURE CLEVELAND SEABROOK 195 Walnut St. MACHINE Student Association Glee Club, Varsity Club, Basketball, Football 55 JAMES M. SKOP ROBERT L. SEDELOW 844 Bershire Ave. |. O. 1258 Worcester St. Spfld. AUTO MECH. RADIO AND T. V. Student Association Student Association, Swim- ming. FRED T. SMITH JR. EDWARD P. SMITH 54 Northampton Ave. 53 Cottage St. Orange PATTERN SHOP MACHINE Varsity Club, Basketball, Student Association Football. 56 ROBERT A. SMITH 10 School St. E. Long. PATTERN SHOP DONALD R. SOCHA 85 Farnsworth St. ELECTRIC SHOP Student Associati on, Band, Jets Clubs, Class Officers, Class Representative, Stud- ent Council, Honor Society, ‘Ski Club MARVIN C. SPENCER 486 Hancock St. Spfld. PRINT Student Association, Glee Club, Band, Varsity Club, Intra-Mural Sports, Football, Track THE CITY LIBRARY ROLAND H. SOMERVILLE 13 Orleans St. Spfld. AUTO MECH. Student Association, Intra- Mural Sports, Basketball, Football. ROSE M. SOKOLL 47 Alden St. COSMETOLOGY Glee Club, Ski Club 57 ROY SQUIRES Pine Hill Rd., Russell MACHINE DRAFTING Student Assoc., Honor Soc. ROBERT M. STABACH 189 Verge St. MACHINE Student Assocation, Golf JOHN J. STACK 1261 Page Blvd. AUTO MECH JEANETTE E. STEVENSON 14 Terrance St., Spfld NEEDLE TRADES Student Association DIANE TAYLOR 96 Rochelle St NEEDLE TRADES Student Assoc., Glee Club, Band Majorette, Class Rep., Bowling, Track = Ae DIANE M. STONE 90 Pemaquid St., I. O. NEEDLE TRADES Student Assoc., Glee Club RONALD E. ST. PIERRE 54 Ringgold St., Spfld. GRAPHIC ARTS Student Assoc., Band, Class Rep., Inter-Mural Sports Bowling, Yearbook DENNIS R. TETREAULT 84 Better Way, Spfld. WELDING JOHN SZCZEPANEK Student Assoc., Glee Club 59 KENNETH L. THERIAULT Otis Rd., Blandford RADIO and T.V. Student Assoc., Jets Club, Class Officer, Soccer, Track LOUISE M. THERRIEN 74 Hampshire St. APPARELL ARTS Student Assoc., Glee Club Class Rep., Student Coun., Honor Society 60 ALDEO J. THERRIEN 33 Medford St. Spfld. MACHINE SHOP Student Association MARGARET TOLAN 105 Redlands St. Spfld. GRAPHIC ARTS Student Association, Bowl- ing, Yearbook DENNIS C. VADNAIS 79 Dearborn St., E. Long. RADIO and T.V. Bowling JOHN J. WANDS 122 Middlesex St., Spfld. PRINT Student Assoc., Glee Club Varsity Club, Intra-Mural Sports, Baseball, Yearbook, Prom Committee ISAAC WALTERS 44 Rochelle St., Spfld. PATTERN Basketball, Soccer, Track VILLENEVUE T. VERNON 425 Wilbraham Rd. RADIO Student Assoc., Jets Club HOWARD E. WEED 19 Malden St., Spfld. ELECTRIC Student Assoc., Honor Soc. 61 Camera Shy DONALD R. FOWLER 939 Main St., Wilbraham MACHINE Student Asscciation ALEXANDER W. KOLDY 29 Pine Hill Rd. RADIO and T.V. Student Association, Honor Society, Intra-Mural Sports Baseball RAYMOND L. HILL 291 Bay St. HEATING AIR CONDITI- ONING ALAN H. LAMBERT 33 Homestead Ave., |.O. HEATING and AIR COND. Student Asscc., Class Of- ficer, Student Council WILLIAM R. LATAILLE CABINET Student Association RICHARD P. PEACH 133 Hood St. CABINET Student Association Bowling, Ski Club HOWARD G. RAE 46 Elmore Ave. HEATING AIR CONDITI- ONING Class Representative Foot- ball THOMAS HENRY RENFREW 176 Hubbard St. Ludlow CABINET Student Assoc. Bowl ing WILLIAM F. WITHERS 21 Washington Ave., Aga- wam ELECTRIC Jets Club, Sound and Stage Crew BRUCE A. ACKLEY Main St. Blandford, Muss AUTO MECH Student Association LESLIE E. ATWOOD 25 Victoria St. MACHINE SHOP Student Association GERALDINE BLY 107 Wilbraham Ave. Spfld FOODS and CATERING Student Association, Glee Club JOHN H. BRADY 15 North St. Three Rivers PRINT Student Association Yearbook Staff PAUL C. COOK RTE 181 Belchertown CABINET Glee Club, Student Council, Ski Club GARY R. CUTLER 25 French St. PRINT Soccer, Yearbook Staff JOHN W. DAVIS 26 Mapledell St. PATTERN SHOP Student Association, Band LINDA M. DUCHARME 164 Hubbard St. Ludlow NEEDLE TRADES Student Association, Glee Club ROBERT F. FERGUE 40 Calhoun St., Spfld. Student Assoc., Rifle Club DOUGLAS R. FOWEL 939 Main St. Wilbraham MACHINE SHOP Student Association Camera Shy DONALD N. BARROWS 71 Sunridge Dr. Spfld AUTO BODY LIONEL C. BERUND JR. 19 Hawthorne St. Spfld RADIO T.V. Class Representative Student Council, Hockey JOHN H. BEST Main St. Warren DIESEL Baseball (J.V.) JOHN D. BRENNAN 3 Beverly St. AUTO MECH. DAVID A. BURDEN 16 William Sands Jr. Rd. PRINT Student Association, Band, Rifle Club, Yearbook Staff MARY T. BYANS 77 Mamnouth St. Spfld. BAKERY Student Association, Band, Intra-Mural Sports Bowling ROBERT J. CZUPNYNA 173 Abain St. Ludlow ELECTRIC 12-3 Student Association , Honor Society BERNARD DAVIS 26 Mapledell St. PAINTING DECORATING Student Association, Intra- Mural Sports STEPHEN FERENZ 97 Pine St. GRAPHIC ARTS Student Association THOMAS E. FITZGERALD 236 Oakland St. DIESEL Student Association PHILIP P. JALBERT 47 Home St. Spfld. ELECTRIC Student Association Honor Society GUY B. LATENDRE 65 Sterling St. Spfld. MACHINE Student Association RONALD PAUL LEBLANCE 60 Burnside Terrace DRAFTING Student Association, Base- ball JAME L. MC GRAW 229 Pendleton Ave. RADIO and T.V. Class Represtative, Intra- Mural Sports . DAVID KR. MINNEY 29 Mazarin St. 1.0. RADIO and T.V. Student Association Intra-Mural Sports Sound and Stage Crew RURRELL A. MINOR 15 Ley St. Agawam ELECTRICAL Students Association, Jets Club LAWRENCE J. PARKER Birch Hill Road W. Brook- field DIESEL RAYMOND F. RICARDI 34 Pond St. DIESEL GERHARD RONIM 235 Breckwood Blvd. PATTERN Glee Club, Soccer DONALD S. SMOKOWICZ 62 Pond St. Ludlow AUTO MECHANICS Intra-Mural Sports, Bowling Golf JAMES A. WEISS 189 Maynard St. Spfld. WELDING STANLEY WILLIAM 49 Oak Grove Ave. AUTO MECH. 63 AW ENGLISH HISTORY SCIENCE MATHEMATICS 64 ARDS Vocational APPAREL ARTS Lois Latour BAKING TECHNIQUES Donna Hart COSMETOLGY Susan Bousquet CULINARY ARTS AND CATERING Linda Jacobs AUTO BODY TECHNIQUES George Beaudet CABINET MAKING David Illingsworth DOMESTIC HEAT AND AIR CONDITIONING Harvey Markham GRAPHIC ARTS Paul Cote MACHINE SHOP PRACTICES Paul Guay MACHINE DRAFTING Gerald Guilmette PATTERN MAKING Richard Salois RADIO AND TELEVISION TECHNIQUES Wayne Koldys_ SHEET METAL FABRICATION Gerald Piesz. ELECTRICAL TECHNIQUES Terrence Curtis DIESEL MECHANICS Thomas Fitzgerald PAINTING AND DECORATING Ronald Wilkinson WELDING James Weiss AUTO MECHANIC TECHNIQUES Roger Pariseru PRINTING Mark Duval - Arthur Barnes Academic and Related Venise Gagnon Tara Shea Sandra Russell Louise Therrien Stanley Chrzanowski Paul Mandrus Wentworth Ince James Lopes 9 Miscellaneous ATTENDANCE Helene Martowski, Stanley Chrzanowski GLEE CLUB Louise Therrien, Sam Hickson ATHLETIC David Illingsworth, Roland Somerville YEARBOOK Arthur Barnes STUDENT COUNCIL Robert Johnson, Helene Martowski SERVICE TO CLASS Paul Cote, Mark Granger, Thomas Donahue, Matthew Gentile BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Marie Giera BEST ALL-AROUND BOY William Clark STUDENT OF THE YEAR Donald Socha DAVID JORDAN MEMORIAL Arthur Barnes AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 21 ‘ Francis Miller (Mr. Harris) CIVITAN CLUB William Clark DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION Susan Bousquet Three Years Here at Trade High (Tune: Three Coins in a Fountain) Three years here at Trade High Each one full of happiness; Our first year here at Trade High Was our year for making friends. Three years we have worked hard; Hours of study now are past. Through soon we'll be leaving, Friendships true we know will last. Which years did we find the best? 6 LAS S SO N G Which one held the. most success? This last day together We must say to all our friends Good bye - Good luck forever We pray our friendship never ends. Now farewell To Trade High “ Sixty - seven.” By Gloria Houle BIRTH IS ONLY THE BEGINNING! Life is many things. It is a blessing of faith, A gift of knowledge, A warmness of love. Forget not, throughout life, the ashes To which a human body turns. This is a reality, forsaken by The eyes of many. We may often wonder if the sun still shines, And the rivers still flow, ee CLASS POEM We, as students, appreciate the feeling Of achievement that accompanies Our ever-growing knowledge. This is a flame that will Burn endlessly in a changing world. All nations, All people, All goodness, Run in harmony with this feeling. Thomas E. Reilly 67 bh ote a 7X ay, oie 69 70 7| 72 73 ie. fe 75 Indergraduates rr ere Srreet goacnuselt® 78 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jr. Class Officers . | Mec lorena 1ST ROW: Charles Lowery - Vice President, Arthur Lawler - President, Donna Smith - Secretary, Philip Abair - Treasurer. Mr. Moody 1ST ROW: Edwin Solomon, Harold Stark, Richard Shaw. 2ND ROW: Richard Shepardson, David LaBier, Dana Pelletier, Michael Kutt. Dr. Walters 1ST ROW: Dr. Hellie R. Walters, Floria Russell, Christine Smith, Phyl- lis Beaulieu, Theresa Mancuso, Theresa Cuzzone, Connie Canvel, Darlene DeCarlo, Joanne Vecchia- = relli. 2ND ROW: Walter Rainikainen, - Gary Owens, Gerald Christian, Pauline Aube, Brenda Smith, Diane Willis, Sandra Bartozek, Regina Szulc, Sharon McCarthy. 79 Mrs. Lynch 1ST ROW: John Johnstone, Francisco Rivera, William Champagne, Step- hen Lengaga, Carol Chestnut, Roland Berthiaume. 2ND ROW: Richard Staples, Keith Shepard, Bruce McClendon, Gerald Moriarty, Ken- neth Socha, Ruth Ann Ploof, Yvonne Kusmirek. 3RD ROW: Richard Cur- ran, Henry Quirk, Wayne Theriaque, Raymond Marketos, James Warwick, Fred Zdroykowski, Pete Pierzchala, Richard Laird. 80 os s Fangs tra st, “seam mat, «| Vere Se we es Be a : : Mr. La Police 1ST ROW: Robert . Bissonnette, Michael Gagliarducci, Melvin McGo- wan, Robert O' Coin, Alfredo Da- niele, Brian Harder. 2ND ROW: James Budrow, Norman Lavoie, Al- fred Langlais, William Churchill, Pau! Pelletier, Thomas Krafchuck, James Youmans. 3RD ROW: John O' Sulli- van, Lawrence Jacques, Francis Rusi- nowski, Edward Rattel, Frederick Merrill, Willie Barber. Mrs. Taylor 1ST ROW: Mrs. A. Taylor, Linda Mariani, Sharon Malo, JoAnn Beau- lieu, Judith Lappie, Katherine Diaz, Cecelia Maratea, Christine Isham. 2ND ROW: Barbara Mabry, Linda Pappis, Judy Ann Cox, Jimmie Ruth Sheffield, Geraldine LaRoe, Arlene Marianne Patruski. 3RD ROW: Lor- raine Bolden, Marjorie Chapman, Lawrence Guidry, Kathryn Frain, Phyllis Dennard, Paula Rene, Barbara Murdock. Mr. Manitsas 1ST ROW: Louis Chinn, Eric Barnett, Robert Long, Robert Donovan, Ralph D'alise. 2ND ROW: Michael McCol- lum, Walter Bryden, Charles Furlow, Daniel Drapeau, Richard Scott. piel int of (eu i = a : eat: ce a ae ‘cee sane ial Miss Richards 1ST ROW: Peter Sailer, Raymond Myers, Maurice Dunerre, Stanley Nietupski, David Wieland, Glynn Leal. 2ND ROW: Kenneth Grzywacz, Gary Benware, Abel Surreira, Don- ald Keys, Jerry O'Connor, Gary La- voie. 3RD ROW: Ronald Combs, Gary Bissonnette, George LaFoun- tain, Chester Niedywiecki, Richard Belanger, Donald Germain. Mr. Wells 1ST ROW: Mr. Welles, Eugene John- son, Thomas Hoar, Linda Bazluke, Janice Larmore, Eileen Woods, John Charles, Kevin Kelly. 2ND ROW: Robert Leblanc, John Shea, Eddie Gorman, Paul Gauthier, Joseph Bar- tolo, Keith Sheppard, William Mackie, Peter Brown. 3RD ROW: Michael Sampy, Elroy Staples, David Bogacz, Mark Brookens, Peter Jones, Steve Webber, David Whitney, Frank Tybirski. 8] Mr. Wulff 1ST ROW: Mr. Wulff, J. Adams, D. McGrath, P. Porier, E. Girard, B. Cousineau, J. Rosemond, M. Kusek, M. Francis, R. Seger. 2ND ROW: C. Marshall, J. Sleeper, B. Lent, L. Tir- rell, J. Ramsey, D. Doss, D. Morin, R. Lee, C. Caldwell, C. Harder. 3RD ROW: T. Clune, T. Lareau, H. Gobi- nelli, B. Cox, L. Meilleur, A. McCann, T. Walter, T. Poteto, R. Theriague, D. Crafsie. Mr. Stibolt 1ST ROW: Daniel Papineau, Michael Rae, Richard Royer, John Nanolitan, Maurizio Mariani. 2ND ROW: John Wieland, Joseoh Joyal. Daniel Bre- reton, Ronald Lavoie, Charles Bisson, Richard Saykin, Miss Mazzuchelli 1ST ROW: Miss L. Mazzuchelli, Theresa Scagliarini, Brenda Smith, Margaret Sullivan, Marie Curto, Deborah Williams, Kathy Powers, Jean Odato. 2ND ROW: Mariell de LaBruere, Louise Brodeur, Tina Ger- varis, Barbara Besner, Colette Salois, Ernestine Williams, Jean Smith, Barbara Ryans. 3RD ROW: Carol Lynch, Rachel Charles, Katherine Somers, Gail Kellogg, Diane Grondin, Ginette Remillard, Germaine Griffin. 82 Miss Mezzacappa 1ST ROW: Miss Louise Mezzacappa, Donna Smith, Evelyn Novak, Cor- dellia Canady, Paula Lengieza, Faith Stebbins, Joanna Plant, Susan Laval- lee. 2ND ROW: Maureen Shea, Paula Beliveau, Mary McCarthy, Pamela Burkhard, Katherine Culbertson, Gail Merrigan. 3RD ROW: Joan Abare, Ada Hatch, Deborah Sherman, Jea- nette Caughlin, Kristine Saur, Linda Colcombe, Mary Deveno. Mr. R. LaPalme 1ST ROW: Mr. R. LaPalme, Bruce Kie, Carolyn Lewis, Vivian Green, George- ann Hitchcock, Edmond Bushey. 2ND ROW: James Kelley, Paul Coyer, Philip Sullivan, David Owens. 3RD ROW: Allen Meadows, John Mea- dows, Joel White, Armond Deveno. Mr. Mac Lennon 1ST ROW: D. MacLennan, Thomas Antaya, Keven Jegelenicz, Richard Brooks, Brian Maynard, Eugene Po- powski, David Maratea, Winslow Wildes. 2ND ROW: Kieth Hatfield, Gerald Triggs, Dennis Campion, Chester Gero, Robert Jordan, William Youngs, Leonard English, Warren Pleasant. 3RD ROW: Gary Mahar, William Johnson, Thomas Burns, John Woll, Steven Fontaine, Joseph Moore, John Sutuld. 83 Mr. McNamara 1ST ROW: Mr. McNamara, Arthur Caneiro, Roger Milner, Donald Welch, Daniel Lavigne, David Ar- chambault, Robert Barrett, Stephen Lutz, Daniel Redd. 2ND ROW: Michael Denesha, Ray Corbin, Homer Houle, Francis Linnehan, Pete LaFleur, Geroge Rollins, Mark Mcintyre, Den- nis Blakely, Gary Bousquet. 3RD ROW: Wayne Champagne, Willie Wiggins, Keith Gould, William Fabrocini, John Oliver, James In- gram, Dennis Stopa. 84 were Mr. Palosky 1ST ROW: Mr. Palosky, James Lec- howicz, Fred Disley, Real Lacasse, Mark Godbout, Robert Sokoloski, Maneul Juliano, Gary Koslik. 2ND ROW: Ray Lizotte, Ralph Potito, Richard Paquette, Loza Table, Don- ald Croteau, Robert Dilly, Lawrence Clark, Joseph Chevrette. 3RD ROW: Bruce Curboy, Donald Poehler, Don- ald Lopes, William Tayor, Paul Goddu, Roy Wolzko, Michael Otto- maniello. Mr. Noiseux 1ST ROW: Laurier A. Noiseux, Michael Matton, Mario L'Archevegne, Gerald Richard, Kenneth Dubay, Richard Clayton, Donald Mont- gomery, Daniel Cranshaw. 2ND ROW: Michael Beaudry, Thomas Grasso, Paul Kelley, Alexander Kryczak, Edward Asher, David Mar- kert, Robert Evans. 3RD ROW: Ron- ald Smith, Alan Merrick, Robert Be- gin, Cedric Tashro, Charles Smith, Robert Ward, George Ellison, Joseph Cardaropoli. Mr. Howes 1ST ROW: Mr. Howes, David La- rivere, Walter Butler, Joseph Witek, Stephen Chimura, Philip Abair, Roger Couture. 2ND ROW: Charles Lowery, Paul Bousquet, Michael Hennessy, Lawrence Bonnette, Arthur Lawler, Walter Slachetka. 3RD ROW: Ken- neth Koszewski, Robert Cabey, Wolf Haaga, Edward Napierski, James Bagge, Leroy Jennings. Mrs. Tourgee 1ST ROW: Mrs. Tourgee, Sandra Kudron, Maxine Redd, Marthe Le- houillier, Michelle | Maggipinto, Joanne Grabowski, Cynthia Farr. 2ND ROW: Raymond Hughes, Pat- ricia. Adams, Kathleen O'Connell, Janice Gore, Diane Holden, Marie Bellame, Judith Ward. 3RD ROW: Raymond Terrill, Carol Kozak, Mary Leete, Tina Mancuso, Denic Couture, Janet Messer, Ralph Royland. Mr. Maloof 1ST ROW: Mr. Joseph Maloof, George Allard, Arthur Picard, God- frey Foster, Grovenor Wheelden. 2ND ROW: Donald Redd, Thomas Bost, Andrew Hitas, Gary Pease, Walter Petelle. 85 Mr. Drewes 1ST ROW: Paulin Harvey, Richard Brouillard, David Bates, Gary Bates, Robert Lindsey, Arnold LaPoint, Paul Charter, Gary Quintin, Edward Bal- som. 2ND ROW: Manuel Chaves, Al- fred Pronovost, Michael Roncolate, Kenneth Cargel, Daniel Ostrander, Michael LaBerge, Victor Santos, Daniel Martelli, Robert Paul. 3RD ROW: Michael Gassnola, Stephen Jessup, Richard Williamson, Michael Chambers, Martin Milillo, Gerald Remillard, Rene Sienkiewicz, John Bourgault, Michael Williams. 86 Mr. Macaris 1ST ROW: Mr. Macaris, Rebecca Gladdew, Angela Condino, Martha Steele, Irene Balson, Christine LaBare. 2ND ROW: Katherine Tavernier, Florine Naylor, Ann DuBoic, Mar- jorie Neaton. 3RD ROW: Donna Provost, Lina Durocher, Nancy Laird, Jill Smith, Alice Bushey. Mr. Lavoie 1ST ROW: Janeen Bergatrom, Cory Gosselin, Tina Courchesne, Diane Leroux, Sharon Longchamp, Charlene Juda. 2ND ROW: Marla Leblanc, Joan Chevrette, Betty Phaneuf, Rosa Cintron, Mary Albert, Linda Lignor. 3RD ROW: Ann Emerson, Margaret Mc Masters, Barbara Meuse, Theresa Patnaude, Linda Richardson, Alveta Graham. eres OST boat ee aS Bit wake: Bac AR etm neem, Mr. Fennell : 1ST ROW: Mr. Fennell, Ronald Clark nee eee : , ‘ maaan John Kirby, James Dellucci. 2ND ROW: Gary Warbington, Charles Thomas, David Griffin. Mr. Kosier 1ST ROW: Mr. Edward S. Kosior, Walter Nowak, Juan Garcia, Jerzy Czeremcha, Carl Preissler, Andrew Siana. 2ND ROW: Alan Salem, William Gosselin, Fred Buoniconti, James Mackay, Charles Gogven. 3RD ROW: Joseph Allen, Wallace Barnes, George Germaine, Richard Parrow, William Gerhard, Mr. Rzonca 1ST ROW: Mr. Stanley Rzonca, Richard Christian, Edward Kurpaska, George Champagne, Wayne Buzzell, Stanley Lenganza, James Patemaude, Robert Hupfer, Roland Racine. 2ND ROW: David Taft, Herman Bouchard, John Wilkie, James Ruais, Francis Roberts, Robert Anderton, Russell Gurka, Allen Hearn. 3RD ROW: Bruce Foote, Douglas Cameron, David Pian- gerelli, Vernon Miles, Michael Sarlan, Richard Fraska. 87 Mr. Van Heynigen 1ST ROW: Mr. Van Heynigen, Robert Simoneau, Walter Zuchara, Fred Pio, David Jacques, James Thibeault, Ed- mond Provost, Roland La Madeleine, John Brothers. 2ND ROW: Wayne Cass Jr., Donald LaBarre, Gordon Tower, Albert Casavant, Andre Le- tendre, Dino Bedinelli, Andrew Kaczowka, John D'Amario, Mike Matthieu. 3RD ROW: William Valen- tine, Robert Sterner, Daniel Nawoj, Thomas Lawler, Joseph Ball, Simon Beliveau, Howard Hayes, Richard Giroux. 88 Mr. Moran 1ST ROW: John Vincent, Francis Tilley, Philip Kszaszez, Gerald Gau- drean, Anthony Villamino, Roger Bedford, Michael Guyette, Edward Dart. 2ND ROW: Smith Hirley, Clarence Ayers, Michael Bailey, Michael McChain, Gary Gingras, Keith Connors, Anthony Fatal, Richard Dulude. 3RD ROW: Mark Walker, Roy Taylor, Francis Merrill, Robert LaGrant, Roger Crocker, George Andros, David Toczek, Lewis Cleveland. Absent - Alvin Council, Madison McMaster, Thomas Thurber, Ranball Wyman, David Chamqagne, Robert Walker, John Nelson. Mr. Stibolt 1ST ROW: Robert Bergeron, Roger Glynn, Francis Swenor, Fred Ryan, Peter D'Angelo. 2ND ROW: Danny Schubring, Lansing Salvas, Richard Barber, John Marcoulier. 3RD ROW: James Kane, Edward Kruna, Robert Filipiak, Ray Demetrion, Clark May- nard., Mr. E. Boucher 1ST ROW: Louis Vancini, Walther Cisero, Dewey Humphries, Kevin Wise, Anthony Cardarpol, Arthur Lemon. 2ND ROW: Robert Has- brouch, Gerald Sekula, Richard Lon- go, Walter Batcheler, John Jewell, Walther Francis. 3RD ROW: Joseph Branch, Clifford Scott, Richard David Montgomery, Kenneth Gaulin, Ronald Ouivers. rib Sat BO Os ha be eile Mr. Honsinger 1ST ROW: Mr. Honsinger, Gerara Gamache, George Hudson, Gary Carabetta, Francis Benoit, Michael Messier, John Furlani. 2ND ROW: Dominic Mastroianni, Paul Scag- liarini, Roger Blair, Robert Langevin, Henry Bernardi, Michael Ripa. 3RD ROW: Bruce Cameron, James Zerra, Mark Premny, Ronald Pouliot, Richard Lanoie, William Sharon. Miss Murphy 1ST ROW: Miss Murphy, Dave Mas- troianni, Neil Metcalf, Michael Kulig, Steve Sowa, Dennis Firetto, Bill Brown, Daniel Canvel, Andrew Sin- cere, Philip Myers. 2ND ROW: Don- ald Daughtry, Robert Gauthier, Dave Vermette, Ken French, Donald James, Pantelus Axiotis, Thomas Kurpaska, Dan Mastroianni. 3RD ROW: Dennis Drost, Alan Godin, James Brooks, G. Hazen Peaslee, Robert Verrette, Ronald Giard, Edward Lemoine, Roland Table, Richard Weigel. 89 Mr. Flynn 1ST ROW: Mr. Flynn, Roger Monette, Stanley Lebreque, Edward Clemons, Philip Thomas, Richard Godard, Daniel Durant. 2ND ROW: K. Gag- ner, Philip Asselin, John Sumler, Joseph Dumbrowski, Bobby Daniels. 3RD ROW: Victor Danieli, Charles , Sullivan, Wesley Case, Edward § Wozniak, Tom DiCiocco, Norman Harris. Absent - Kusmiesczak, Charles Coun- cil, Lewis Perry, ‘ x58 REER Eee , 90 Mr. Dreyer 1ST ROW: Victor Carreras, Norman Walch, Thomas Burbank, Gary Queior, Charles Dufresne, Stanley Popowski, Jimmy Kokosa. 2ND ROW: Martin Lavoie, James Killian, David Koski, George Hapcook, Bruce Hunt, Bruce Godin, Eduardo Andino. 3RD ROW: Daniel McCarthy, Bernard Cavanaugh, Robert LaMarche, W ill- iam Hamborg, Merle Pelletier, Louis Sherman, Frank Alves. Mr. Wozniak 1ST ROW: Mr. Wozniak, Francis Al- bano, Lynn Beyette, Lorraine Sheltra, Cheryl Stetson, Carol Yesacavage, Kathy Lamothe. 2ND ROW: Judy Cook, Diane Vosburg, Pat Lamothe, Sandra Sopezak, Barbara Williams, Kathleen Belanger, Kathy McMahon. 3RD ROW: Tommy Ingham, Larry Clemons. Mrs. Sullivan 1ST ROW: Mrs. Martha Sullivan, Marilyn Redd, Jane Gray, Eavon Dixon, Clementine Gibson, Margaret Curtis, 2ND ROW: Elaine Adams, Nina Dionne, Alice Thomas, Juanita Martins, Roberta Reis. Mr. Philp 1ST ROW: Mr. Philp, Maria Ayala, Barbara Lanou, Moira Prior, Nancy Nareau, Ann Sherman, Judy Stone, Beverly Seekins, Eileen Emerson. 2ND ROW: Nathan Sanders, Evelyn Sche- bel, Julie Noury, Kathy Twining, Fran- nie Freeman, Lovella Giordano, Pam Bigelow, Dianne Cote, Patria Ayala. Mr. Lodigiani 1ST ROW: Mr. Lodigiani, John Ross, Robert Thomas, Andre _ Coehlo, William Kelly. 9] Mr. Lawrence 1ST ROW: Ronald Kupicc, James Curran, Joseph Pio, David Gagnon, Wendell Axtman. 2ND ROW: Antone Silva, Thomas McNamara, John Ken- nedy, Gilles Grenier, David Bliss. 3RD ROW: William Papko, Stephen Mar- ra, Cesare Perla, Paul LaBarre, Lee Rcome. 92 Mr. Rice 1ST ROW: R ichard Flathers, Frank DeCaro, James Charles, Scott Monte, James Langloise. 2ND ROW: Richard Walder, George Dupuis, David Troie, Steve Popec, John Pietras, Daniel Champagne. ses neering aS Mr. McCabe 1ST ROW: Mr. Paul L. McCabe, Don- ald Martel, Dennis Maloney, Veron- ica Kiwior, George Armitage, Thomas Margvuette, Lynn Latour. 2ND ROW: Bruce DeWinkeleer, Joseph Boulrice, Thomas Sacco, Michael Leahy, Philip Childs. 3RD ROW: Ronald Rudat, Paul Douglass, George Liddell, Ray- mond Giroux, Edward Chruscial, Robert Fabry. wes ah awe m “ a e : 6 rae 45 po eee hie P3 : Z ‘ 94 FOOTBALL 1ST ROW: John Kirby, Harold Dilks, Eric Burnett, Keith Shepard, James Charles, Arthur Barnes, Alfredo Da- niele, Roland Sommerville, Ronald Wilkinson. 2ND ROW: Kenneth Chadderton, Joel White, Walter Petelle, Charles Sullivan, Roger Foote, James Breviglieri, Dun- can Seabrooks, James Lewis, Charles Council. 3RD Se a 1 tn Wh ER WAGES ROW: Coach - Edward A. Plumb, Richard Williamson, Thomas Burns, David Whitney, Thomas Ingham, David Griffin, Gregory Webb, Mark Brookens, John Pietras, Sam Hickson, Reginald Kowalek, Issac Harris - Mgr., Gerald Somerville - Mgr., George Yarns - Mgr., Ass't. Coach William Manzi. 95 1ST ROW: Co-Captain Manny Rouithis, Co-Captain Joe Pio. 2ND ROW: Dan Mastroianni, Richard Paquette, Dave Mastroianni, Abel Surreira, Ray Hughes, Tony Salvadore, Fred Dislay, Fred Pio, Manny Juliano, Jim Rosemond, Gene Davis, Gene Popowski. 3RD ROW: Coach Ed McGibney, Isaac Walters, Chet Niedzwiecki, Gary Cutler, Bob Thomas, Rich Lee, Don Doughtry, Phil Abair, Mgr. Mark Granger, Mgr. Bill Newell. (Not available for picture: Pat McCrystal) Swim Team Standing: Mr, Howes, George LaFountain, Roy Taylor, John Sumler, Larry Clemons. Sitting on Diving Board: David Jacques, Grovenor Wheeldon, Thom Potito, William Clark, James McMasters, Harold Dilks. Sitting at Pool Side: Andrew Hitas, Richard Belanger, Francis Linne- han, Stanley Labrecque. PERI IE TS 97 BASKETBALL 1ST ROW: Mgr. Arthur Barnes, Asst. Coach Gerald Fortier, Dennis Firetto, Keith Sheppard, Eric Burnett, Charles Council, Phil Sullivan, Donald Sullivan, Head Coach Willie Manzi, Roland Somerville. 2ND ROW: Richard Williamson, John 98 McLaughlin, Mark Brookens, Co Capt. David Griffin, Isaac Walters, Willie Davis, David Whitney. Absent - Co Capt. Fred Smith, Ronald McDonald, David Pul- liam. Wrestling Team - Mr. Plumb 1ST ROW: Peter Brown, James Rose- mond, Daniel Canuel, Adolphe Blais, David Maratea, David Mastroianni, Nate Sanders. 2ND ROW: Godfrey Foster (Mgr.) , Gary Owens, Alan Godin, John Williams, Vernon Miles, James Lewis, Edward Clemons, Gerald Moriarty, Daniel Mastroianni, Coach Ted Plumb. Absent - Alan Plante, Peter D'Angelo. WRESTLING BOWLING Bowling Team - Mr. Moody 1ST ROW: Jerry Gaudreau, G. Hazen Peaslee, Donald Smokowicz, Dennis Drost. 2ND ROW: Robert Shaw, Raymond Hughes, Roger Monette. Hockey Team Mr. Craven 1ST ROW: Louis Vancini, Francis Roberts, Peter Sailer, Mark Drugan, Philip Abair, Stanley “ LeGanza, David Crafsic. 2ND ROW: Coach Earl Craven, Thomas Lawler, Richard Foisy, Richard Lee, George Andros, Capt. David Illingsworth, Daniel Nawoij, John Kulig. IVC EBA ss A ane en en eV WIEWEREY CUA OOR WALLER Munuumey 1ST ROW: David Gagnon, Co-Capt. Arthur Barnes, Dennis Firetto, Jerome O'Con- nor, Francis Linnehan, Richard Leg, Fred Zdroykowski, William Erhard. 2ND ROW: Coach William Manzi, Roger Crocker, Ken Grzywacz, Co-Captain Mark Duvall, Richard Williamson, Michael McCullum, David Wanat, Thomas Ingham, Mgrs. Joel White, Wesley Guidrey, Injured Player Dennis Drost, Absent Kenneth, Rheaume, John Wands BASEBALL as si tie Track Mr. McGibney 1ST ROW: Charles Furlow, Warren Pleasant, Dominic Mastrioni, David Mastrioni, Daniel Mastrioni, Louis Chin, Fred Ryan, James Rosemond 2ND ROW: James Lewis, Philip Wurst, John Oliver, Marvin Spencer, Donald Daughtry, Roger Blair, Ronald Giard, Thomas Potio, John Sumber. 3RD ROW: Coach Edward McGibney lsaac Harris, Ronald Rudat, William Francis, David Whitney, David Griffin, Joseph Allen, Wilbur Daniel, Edward Lopez, William Valentine, Steve Jimerson Golf Team - 1967 Daniel Nawoj, Walter Nowak, Gary Lavoie, James Kelly, Andrew.Kaczowka, Michael Leahy, George Germain, Ray- mond Lindsay. roe 103 1ST ROW: Ken Rheaume, Philip Abair, Nate Sanders, Linda cer, William Gerhard, Godfrey Foster, Arthur Barnes. 3RD Matte, Susan Ingham, Venice Gagnon, Lawrence Clemons, ROW: John Wands, William Clark, Gerald Sommerville, Ronald Wilkinson, Pat MacCrystal. 2ND ROW: Harold Dilks, Thomas Ingham, Fred Smith, Vernon Miles, Clevland Sea- Charles Council, Samuel Hickson, John Sumler, Marvin Spen- brooks, Donald Redd, Francis Miller. ; $ $ Nee renee Cheerleaders - Miss Sikora 1ST ROW: Mae Flynn, Beverly Fortin, Venise Gagnon, Connie Cannel, Darlene DeCarlo. 2ND ROW: Sue Ingham, Linda 104 Jacobs, Louise Tessier, Gail Merrigan, Linda Matte. SEWERS i pperse crs - z tac we 106 107 Visual Aids - Mr. Fitzgerald 1ST ROW: Gary Warbington, Larry Lovern, Gaetan Girard, 2ND ROW: Raymond Myers, Gary Lavoie. Jets - Mr MacLlennen 1ST ROW: Steven Chmurra, Harold Dilks, Kenneth -Grzy- wacz, Larry Lovern. 2ND ROW, Walter Nowak, James Benware, Ted Kozowski, Larry Bousquet. 108 Sees %, eee RS RN 3 % ¢ $ - ‘ $ s ; : : - ; 109 Ski Club Mr. Hutcheons 1ST ROW: Joe Ball, Louise Brodeur, Gail Merrigan, William Clark, Joanne Plante, Michael Denesha. 2ND ROW: Walter Rainikenneian, Donald Socha, Vernon Miles, Charles Baerman. Absent - Francis Miller, Lee Haire. Student Council Mr. Hutcheons 1ST ROW: Cecelia Maratea, Louise Therrien, Linda Bazluke, Jean Hendren, Georgeann Hitchcock, Kathy Culbertson, Marielle de LaBruere, Alice Thomas. Alberta Gramm, Linda Jacobs, 2ND ROW: Charles Johnson, Ronald Wilkerson, Philip Abair. 110 HONOR SOCIETY MR. HONSINGER FIRST ROW: Lois Latour, Helene Martowski, Joanna Plante, Louise Therrien, SECOND ROW: Daniel Mastroianni, David Mastroianni, Kenneth Ziencina, Stan- iey Chrzanowski, Kenneth Grzywacz, Arthur Barnes and Charlie Goquen. THIRD ROW: Philip Abair, Walter Nowak, Philip Jalbert, Arthur Lawler,, James Benware, Kathy Culbertson, Donna Smith, Susan Bousquet, Linda Matte, and Maureen Shea. William Clark and Donald Socha. YEAR BOOK STAFF T he Seniors in the Graphic Arts and Printing Departments. 111 Girls’ Traffic Squad Mrs. Sulli- van 1ST ROW: Lois Latour, Susan Lavallee, Barbara Lanou, Judie Stone, Cordell Canady, Evelyn Novak. 2ND ROW: Sally Salbo, Christine Cantwell, Linda Colcombe, Paula Bel- liveau, Jeanette Coughlin, Kris- tine Saur. 3RD ROW: Ronald Paguette, Thomas Ingham, Larry Clemons. TRAFFIC SQUAD SOUND STAGE CREW Sound Stage Crew Mr. Mac Namara 1ST ROW: Roger Milner, Ter- rance Malone, Gary Cara- betta, Michael Messier, Peter LaFleur, Robert Long, Michael Denetsha. 2ND ROW: Romer Houle, Gerard Gamache, Robert Millette, Steven Chmura, John Stewart, Ralph D’Alise, Raymond Harder, Phil Abair. 3RD ROW: Arther Lawler, Walter Shachetka, Richard Parrow, James Bagge, Paul Bousquet, Michael Hennessey, Kenneth Koszewski. 112 GED ARC WELDING INSTRUCTION COURSE (EXERCISES) kept: When welding one 1,” cingle groove . and deposit bead weld | The src shonid be bert pint in the iciioat Shams tl gle as short as possible with the cimtrade io the ing wp and Gaing 2 6° bevel, deposit middie of the “V held at 90° to the vertical plates. the weld metal hy using four layers, te necessary to lilt the electrode in an upward Poe ospaapied mas 13e cacoree: Pues direction and away from the erater at short rapid it 8 VERHCAL Axis RT t Fact OF WELD ng wer? hovizontal reference plane ix tale to lie always below the weld under consideration. foctuotion of sols ir mmasenred Irom the boriocousl refereace plans toward the wertiesl Angie of rotation of face is asexured froen 2 Dine perpen- that is witch the axis angie imcosases. The angix of rata. @iculss te the axis of the wel! and iring in a vertical plane thon of the face of weld measured te a clockwise direction containing this axie. The reference pouition (0) of rotation from this teferemce position (0°) when looting toward of the face iavariahly points in the direction opposite to pout “P. Fig. 1. Posittes of writs [64] Ae TREK WEL o a TACK WELD 2 intervals t allow the molten music to scisdity ROWS SHOW LirTiNG AND UP CE ELECTRO RETURN TO CRATER Fig. Fig. Sod away from the crater at ech. side as ix done when making the first pass. This is particularly ftue when using a 3 16 electrode on rather thin sectons, see Fiz. $b. Bunning ap an either side gad stop any tendency te run ; js tere § tn down, sew Pig. Se. i Pe wif keep the molten metal from becoming ton electrode coating to “fingernail” will be notice. ably bad if helt in any other position, cee vig Use 5 32” electrodes for the second layer and S 80 ebectrodes for the next rac layers, Weave the electrode rapidly across the joint, shertening the are when passing over the center of weld, them lengthen the arc stightly whes adjzcent ta side of “V™ and hesitate for a few seconds to ine gure good fusion, see Fig. fa, Occasionally, better gesults can be obteined if the electrode is lifted ap. Haid, enwbling the student to have better contro} — € xf HORTONTAL ae £ FINGER, Fig, Sh. Bacesive “ eteaité cuntiee te tive fh Y nis of the deposited tayer, A simple. deacripti x 7! coon, wesaiel be a box-shaped Weave running up of the sides ‘intermittently. He sure to chip ont and clean each layer before depositing the next. 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SINCE 1890 Parking on premises 612 Dwight Street, Springfield e Tel. 781-6200 MADAMES Mrs. Welch Mrs. Tourgee Miss Mazzuchelli Miss Sikora Miss Richards Mrs. Tourgee Mrs. Mattson Mrs. Potter Miss Sikora Mrs. Sullivan Miss Murphy Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Simes Lawrence Welk Mrs. Simes Ed Sullivan WTYM Mrs. Triggs Miss Sikora Mrs. Potter Miss Mezzacappa Miss Carlisle Teachers’ Room Miss Gilson Doctor Walter Miss Murphy 130 Teacher's Ballot MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED MOST AMBITIOUS MOST STUDIOUS MOST CHEERFUL MOST BASHFUL BEST NATURED CLASS ATHLETE MOST TALKATIVE CLASS SPEAKER FACULTY DANCER FACULTY SINGER FAVORITE BAND FACULTY ACTOR FACULTY ACTRESS FAVORITE TV SHOW FAVORITE RADIO STATION FACULTY NOTE WRITER TALLEST FACULTY DREAMER FACULTY ARTIST FACULTY MISER HANGOUT MOST ALERT MOST CONSCIENTIOUS DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Cyd MONSIEURS Mr. Plumb Mr. MacLennan Mr. Fitzgerald Mr. Hutcheons Mr. Perry Mr. Sienkiewicz Mr. Moody Mr. Rice Mr. McGibney Mr. Dooley Mr. Gulluni Mr. Maloof Mr. Philip Palosky's Five Mr. (Rock) Drewes — CBS Reports WSPR Mr. Macaris Mr. Kosior Mr. Wozniak Mr. Newsome Mr. Afton Teachers’ Room Mr. Russo Mr. Lavoie Mr. Gulluni D. 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Gallagher 137, American Saw and Manufacturing Company East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 “Tools in the Plaid Box ’ Saw Blades, Ground Flat Stock, Hole Saw, Files Associated Typographers Graphic Arts Center Springfield, Mass. Burden- Bryant Company 126 Liberty Street Springfield, Mass. 01103 Chapman Division, Crane Company 203 Hampshire Street Indian Orchard, Mass. 01051 Columbia Manufacturing Company, Inc. Since 1877 America’s First Bicycle Westfield, Mass. T. F. Cushing, Inc. Electronics Distributors-Since 1929 1026 Bay Street Springfield, Mass. 01101 Del Padre Supply 999 Worthington Street Springfield, Mass. Durocher's Catering Service 836 Bay Street Springfield, Mass. Ferrara Spring and Parts Company, Inc. Automotive Parts -Service -Machine shop 730 Worthington Street Springfield, Mass. George St. Pierre and Son Funeral Directors 576 State Street Springfield, Mass. Hampden Brass and Aluminum Co. Inc. 262 Liberty Street Springfield, Mass. 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GIRLS Susan Ingham Nancy Shea Mary Lou Rollins Venise Gagnon Susan Bousquet Sandra Russell Louise Therrien Jean Hendren Annette Saur Sonja Ranein Christine Cantwell Dolores Knowles Mary Ryans _ Marie Giera Diane Taylor Joanne Goodrow _ Tradesmen Rock Hudson Sophia Loren | Spy WHYN Burger Chef Marguerite Rivard Geraldine Bly Susan Gocdrow Donna Hart Susan Ingham Joyce Lyons Lois Lateur Carole Petlock Mary Ryans Judy Harris Helene Martowski Linda Matte Pat Leonard Miss Musgrove Venise Gagnon Class Ballot MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED MOST AMBITIOUS MOST STUDIOUS MOstTeLIRELYe TO SUCCEED SMARTEST MOST CHEERFUL CLASS FLIRT MOST BASHFUL BEST NATURED CLASS ATHLETE FAVORITE SINGER CLASS SPEAKER MOST TALKATIVE CLASS DANCER FAVORITE BAND FAVORITE ACTOR FAVORITE ACTRESS FAVORITE TV SHOW FAVORITE RADIO STATION CLASS HANGOUT DID MOST FOR THE CLASS CLASS COUPLE CLASS NOTE WRITER SHORTEST TALLEST CLASS DREAMER CLASS ARTIST CLASS LOAFER CLASS MISER CLASS MAN HATER CLASS GIRL HATER MOST ALERT MOST CONSCIENTIOUS CLASS CLOWN FAVORITE TEACHER BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR cares BOYS Charles Baerman Allan Plant Charles Baerman William Clark Francis Bleau William Clark Arthur Barnes Fred Smith Dennis Vadnais David Burden Roger Foote Roland Somerville Steve Jimerson William Clark Mike Chicoine Ronald Wilkinson Tradesmen Paul Newman Doris Day | Spy WHYN Burger Chef Don Socha John Brennan Charles Brown Ronald Wilkinson Willie Davis David Bell Paul Cote Henry Foggs James Crenshaw Michael Craven Don Socha Guy Latendre Matthew Gentile Mr. Howes William Clark ey: CLASS In September, 1964, we, the Class of 1967, entered Trade High School, Our first days brought many challenges and ap- prehensions. Although everything seemed confusing at first, our teachers guided us skillfully toward an acceptance of our new enviroment. 1964 - 1965 During the first week in October, 1964, we enjoyed an orientation assembly which presented the many sports and activities sponsored for the benefit and participation of the students at Trade. At this assembly, Mr. Garvey, our principal, formally welcomed us to the school, The Trade High School Student Council sponsored a get- acquainted dance for new students, at which time we got to know our classmates a little better. On May 13, 1965, the student body was grieved to hear the sad news of the sudden death of Dennis J. Brunton, our assistant principal. Although we had known Mr. Brunton only briefly, he was to us the symbol of a great human being. Our first class elections were held during the latter part of May. The candidates campaigned vigorously. At an assembly prior to voting day, each candidate for a junior class office had the opportunity to convince his fellow students that he was the best suited for the particular office for which he 3s running. The students elected to serve the class were: Donald Socha, president; Mark Drugan, vice-president; Marguerite Rivard, secretary; William Clark, treasurer; Elizabeth Duffy, girl marshal; and Kenneth Theriault, boy marshal. 1965 - 1966 Mr. Gulluni and Mrs. Kramer became our new class ad- visors. Class officers held regular meetings each Tuesday in Room 207, Field Day, an annual event at Trade High, was held lute in September. With the spirit of victory in our hearts, we ap- proached the field of battle. We struggled through the many events and gained a surprising measure of success against the seniors. Under the direction of Nelson Company and our class ad- visors, a new class ring was designed. This is an accomplish- ment in which the Class of 1967 takes great pride. To earn money for the class treasury, a movie was scheduled for January, 1966. The Misadventures of Merlin Jones was thoroughly enjoyed by an audience of nine hund- red, On March 28, 1966, the students and faculty at Trade High School felt sorrow once more when one of our class members, Billy Hill died after a long serious illness. Billy had prized dearly a class ring which had been given to him by his class- mates. Plans for a junior prom were discussed, but unfortunately this goal was not realized. In May senior hats were distributed. We now realized that we would soon be the student leaders of the undergraduates at Trade. The day into which had gone many hours of hard work finally arrived. On May 31st, the juniors gathered at High Meadow in Granby, Connecticut for a picnic. What a great time everyone had! How could we miss .. baseball, volleyball, HISTORY horseback riding, badminton .. and all the food we could ec Once again came the time for class elections. The stude were aware of their responsibility to elect candidates w would represent them with pride and dignity. Those elected lead the class of 1967 were: Donald Socha, president, Ma Giera, vice-president; Marguerite Rivard, secretary; Willia Clark, treasurer; Venise Gagon, girl marshal; and Rona Wilkinson, boy marshal. Sandra Russell and Charles Baerme were elected student editors of the 1967 yearbook. 1966 - 1967 As Mrs. Kramer was teaching elsewhere, Miss Murphy we appointed as senior advisor in September, 1966 to replace he Mr. Gulluni continued his guidance of our interests in meeti with us early in the year. We were eager to start right in a establish our position of leadership. Again, the first importa fall event was the annual field day. This year, as stalwe seniors, benefitting from our last year's experience, the Clo of 1967 proved to be the winner in the day's events, eve though the juniors made a fine showing for their class. Lilies of the Field, a movie presented by the senior cla provided excellent entertainment for the student body and, the same time, contributed handsomely to our treasury. An ambitious project in which the entire senior clo participated was the candy sale. The proceeds from this sa helped to pay for many of the activities sponsored by t senior class. The Senior Class Luncheon was held in the school tea roo, in March, 1967. The students enjoyed the delicious food pry pared by their classmates and other members of the foods an catering department. Time passed quckly. There was a rush by the members prepare the date for the yearbook. Caps and gowns we ordered, Before we knew it, April was upon us. It was time to ma the final preparations for that long awaited day — the Seni Class Banquet and Prom. It was held at Shaker Farms in Wee field on the night of April 27, 1967. theme of the prom, “Thré Coins in a Fountain, was illustrated exquisitely by a spary ling fountain and Roman pillars. The decorations made th night even more exciting. The food was delicious; the mug memorable. This occasion was the highlight of our three yea) at Trade. A week after the prom, the seniors were whisked off High Meadow a for fun-filled picnic. Class Day came too soon. On May 12th, clad in our ca and gowns, we marched down the center aisle of of auditorium. The Trade High School Shield, symbol of our ri sponsible leadership as seniors, was handed down to t junior class, whose members will now take our places. Of hearts were happy, but our eyes filled with tears as walked proudly out of our auditorium for the last time. Commencement exercises were s. :eduled for June 19, 196m in Springfield Municipal Auditorium. Our parents, relativé and friends watched with great pride as we received o | diplomas — the ultimate goal of our high school career. These memorable events which have occured during o three years at Trade High School will never be forgotten a will always be held close to our hearts. Marguerite Rivard, Class Secreta hate ape ie y Poa + + nx ge 2 = SRT: AES ae “ ageeed ‘ a s + Pie Z e - TRADE HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ao i a o my) ala Se eet