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

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RONALD P. GIARD Sr. Class President PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE We, the class of 1969, have reached a crossroad in our lives; whereas, some of us will endeavor to further our education, others will venture to take their place in society, and face the many challenges that must be conquered. Regardless of whatever road each of us pursues, we at this time, wish to express our sincerest gratitude to the teachers, counselors, and administrators for their instruction, under- standing, and guidance in preparing us to meet our future obligations with diligence and confidence. We are indebted also to our parents for their patience, love, and the many sacrifices they have made so that we may be better citizens and, above all, a credit to ovr school, community, and country. To our successors, we assure them that our efforts in the years to come will be a living proof that the knowledge we have gained here at Trade High will open many doors to success, leadership, and ultimate happiness. In closing, the Class of 1969 takes this opportunity to thank and to bid farewell to all at Trade High who have assisted us in the achievement of our goals. Ronald P. Giard 17

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18 ADAMS, JAMES AXIOTIS, PANTELUS ARCHAMBAULT, DAVID M. 529 Chestnut St., Springfield Radio and Television Stage and Sound—11, 12 BALL, JOE R. Fred Jackson Rd., Southwick Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10 AUBE, PAULINE A. 530 Plainfield St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10 BARBER, WILLIE C. 771 Union St. Cabinet Shop