Trade High School For Girls - Trade Images Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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.ma nga gat, ml 14, ww QW, Aw mm erin im, gt Suzanne Leighton and Charlene Mansfield placed among the ten semi-finalists in the ARTS FOR HU- MAN RIGHTS SPEECH CONTEST, sponsored by the Mayor's Office of Human Rights, in conjunction with the Boston Public Schools. Among the guest speakers at the City Hall Commemorative Ceremony were Senator Edward Kennedy and Mayor Kevin White. N. t w LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Mansfield, Suzanne Leighton, Miss Walter - English Instructor. r 1 i rr 1.1 I in J C ls Ll .V C th z r cj crtf1c.z'. T i axle f chat. 21545: SC 5.25 iii if t dijkeiirit., 121 1 l f. fx pathetic. K l 1 t 5. L ii I

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My warmest congratulations ga out to the Outstanding Teenagers ofArner1ta . . . By making a lifelong commitment of the qualities of scholarship which have won you distinction in your high school careers, you have the opportunity to become great national leaders and doers, I share the pride of your parents, teachers, and friends in your achievements. America is richer lor your fine public spirit, and for the promise you bring Ellen Prosser, Kathleen Sailsman, and Sandra Rocci received Award Certificates for their scholastic achievement, extracurricular activities, and service to their communities in the OUTSTANDING TEEN- AGERS OF AMERICA Contest. Our girls are now being considered for the OUTSTANDING TEENAGER OF MASSACHUSETTS Trophy and S1000 National Scholarship. . Ellen received a scholarship in her Junior year to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School. In March, 1971 she received an award in the CAREER ESSAY CONTEST, sponsored by THE BOSTON GLOBE and the Massachusetts Department of Vocational Education. In April, 1972 she received a S25 savingsbond in the BROTHERHOOD ESSAY CONTEST, sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Kathleen received an award in April, 1971 for articipating in Mayor White's High School Fashion Show at City Hall. In October, 1971 she receivedpthird prize - S50 - in the COLUMBUS ESSAY CON- TEST, sponsored by the Boston Public Schools. On April 26, 1972 she received a scholarship to Dale Academy for her excellence in performance as a participant in the Annual Youth Hair and Fashion Show Sandra served as editor of the school aper in her Junior year. She received an Editor's Award from THE RECORD AMERICAN in March, 1975. , .4 7 W V X , ' ' 3 I ff gs ' 'X r' ,, f 5 2 , ss ,JM f. as 1 r A is ,I ' fi I 5 ' . if Hfiri' f , f ' ' , ,rf ' A H s is ' ,J : , -f - '. gnu, iii- ' wr . V571 , . f , , A nliltz Ell,xl'mE ,, f in - r . X ,, I I 5 -.,,'.-. r 5 gilluxx Lklialgk - lct0l1gl.1rul..1lea you in this uma, nw .Wt ...J ., 'ft My if 1 Q 1, W I Helm. ,mpl my WW. you mm, ,,,.k.,, ,,,c,,9,,,,,.d 10, wha, wan sfafcmf .yt on n..f.ufn, awww ., wwe r f gml..m,Um mf me fa Wu dm ywwddy and Mm Wu we rwnwm s1Am,,fl sw -lpfmfsflff, in mn frm ..flal,1wt-ctvmpuwnmtt V V I My mt- mm or your-.J pwpfs ff .aymofmnal as wer M f ,amy have mails, Your : 'WMV WW' f 'ff' W'5 W Pa' VW ro me up ta mf msumw .mfg-f.t1.f..: . , wemwrw mfr.. . in oursrmvouvo dv today HWY wt'-11 rw are wrnvffvwf up ma tmp my fmfma ui mmm mlm ff. Wren av in rrfrvfmoeas or aMfau:A You are only ax gautl ax your todays 'rwmfw tm' mmogn amy, wuz, , , we my mn in g is .4 Wm: honor .mfr under' and you, ,.,m,,,5 yn, ,0,,,,,,,,,Wg1 or me if ,Q la Wir, you mu at wr mum, fm me rm mu you hav are ' 9 rh hi ' N k 'X y ruin proven YIJU Oavw the nuff Th I Y ll G 7 shoulda! the isldfzfthlp bu I I fi 91 r mm, yumlnsmr

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..,..t..9Qtgetmt,.9Qtti,-eif5L'ftti,9stii.. The Boston Globe Saturday, January 15, 1972 1 cm Qzasosros ' Mnotcs ovsam cpnunas mums wx K ICity nan square Bogen, susspctstmzs 02201 uviagbgxzlrs ' 1,13 . 'I g A.Rsc1NALoEAves ,V V K1 ,Ligs if,,EVq,1g. K' Aamu-mum Miss Sandra R. 2-falter English Instructor Trade High 5:59131 YD? Girls se The Penal-f nt-ister, Hass. Dear' iliss 1-falter: The myers f' ,ice of Human sri. Q ouii like to Lhank yfiu fm- yea and , ur smcems' par',c ,mimi in the Eimzan Figure :speech cen.c ' in 14373, Yeur student: ff-arfiwe 1-fanefieic sunt-me Leighton, placed in me semi-finale. lie were like Qengratagav.-2 gnu 'mi :max 'Jon J yew airsrfe greening education :toes .nm . rfflstes sincerely, Ii.-'tYOR'S OFFICE GT' UUXCIXN RIGHTS Emmanueigft. Saw-es Acting i.ciiLiniatx'a'cer EC'E1fm3 tbinxm-'whiee,f'i+iezS er pear, amen or catholic: its ii 5145.11 a Kennedy calls ' 'for commitment to human rights W Sen..Edward M. Ken- nedy called for a continued commitment' tq human and social justice at yesterday's commemorative ceremony for Dr. Martin Luther' King on the City Hall steps. The public ceremony, sponsored by 'the Mayor's Office of Human Rights, climaxed a week of 'ac- tivities and marked both Human Rights Day and the 43rd birtthday of the late civil rights leader. , Speaking to a crowd of 250, Kennedy noted that 'Dr, King had completed his studies at Boston Uni- ' versity and Vthat, it was K from our city that he launched his magniiicent . dream. 1 , When King's life i was interrupted, he said, we promised that the work 'and hardships he en- dured would not be wasted. However, reviewing what we have done, it is pain- fully' clear that those promised have yet'to be fulfilled. V Hifi-lixli LITEUTS by U Civmrlene Mansfield I - ffig,5,:,,k:,:.f:f,5'g5,g!',eE5,z,'V l Iiwriiifgrlghts covers o lot. of axons and refers to mans 'f:seod9xrZi1fff,J1tf,nearis,fraadon to be yourself all the time, to ,s1eswg,,weyateie.jieiwmm0 nm., of mi-ee. maybe. they amid ami papeLagieaiigrjthen'aauefsnsa:1 we tm meaning of nurvezyeinirrsnq rw is me W4H.0ww'0 af freedom .. . ilifflbvi 21 -iw lrwifm' MW M wwf debts wi-lie. ' when mel mmf' ww f e . 11f5'ff'i5f2T'f5?3?eMfff'.QiEt?f55ie:'ia11e1,hee been M im- in we was 'wma -.-... fm xawue'.tsne'e2fisaii:esspia1,emma'sending -lnqimttym new an 'mr eemiay sm -11 metiemy s thing of the pant! .wi mine-.5-15ws1fieefss4' sometime 1 miner if may have mt- at one even if only between two people. Why do pea-ple VVV' f? fig! to live inrpeaee? . . .. , I New, as fm- human rigging, I think the United St,ates,iB'b1 i 311117 ms' cemimisz wineries. Cemmmist countries hai-diy have any rights as far' arrggmgsaegjixman rights, or equal. rights. They have no freedom of speech, and ne .froedwn ofjoresaf name s eoupiei ffrese rights em mmnsnm in our emmtry. I think a lot of peeing wma he lost vithrmt masse rights. carmnim is so med up iris gi-iwetse: va rather have at least 3 half or a right was none at an. We have problem: ami eqvanity and frwdm ever sen. canyon imagine if we were cummietr ,, , '- rm the esgammg ar tm there were eenfiteta between nan. iz nw present em in seems w he get-,ting verse. 'nts cmsmss, the civn was-, me spanish-snsnsm 'aarifem p its-wiutiomry afar, was-if: War 1, wel-ia War II, vietnam, and Myne All boo sem World ww In which zzculd use to the cet-ipi-see destruction of :ne planet sm-chi As qyrqgifemea, this em world has seen me emu its sham of mee, tm, and bieedshnd. H gif: eu emi? vagina when we put fi final sm to :tt an pm-napa? y f gjfg -Q 3 H ' There has to be was sera of A S01ne1fme-- sm possible it ,wp +A-, a.3.1'tni.s,iwt.e wi war: Ii nm mm no we knows nie mms, new au QLZig3zsing this world has wmnessen, someone was i ' bfmfld of thin Yrvuld use lead to the solution for rj . iwe fiww- If re dim we my wie, ft 'Dm' ' TIM?-75i?iff??i????!Y559?W 9'1 mm UEMG Prob?-mf 1 te do with hw new and favorable .or i:n:?ag1ioz'si25le.j1Cixsusl1y the latte:-D5 usually ei- thing. 'Fw5iia1me'n1s:x'J,aads no discrimination. mm 1 people: me nur asitfpwr, mea, nationalities, me re1igie!iaijf':, and meg.. ,lie hziixlinrmxxfimtions ami feelings and just as put S peis9frz. 'beaa-use he might be different. frm you! Zie's I . person Le miieiie has the nm to ee. If we an went mmm ionizing, ' w ,ws1ki,ug, ma having we sieve habits and nmgiits, uns worm -mate be at piece even. if we did all agree onnne thing. It would be something to think about sary-wary.'jBu'b not very' intemstmg. Amway discrimination is illegal. I I y what is diacxmdzxnbionx - a difference in treatzmsnt of we ur mrerperionwg a distinctive, many anrair, in favor of em aids. 'Sounds ind, doexnhb 11.1 wan it ia: Reference boo!-ts bell hm! different cmxrxtries have discriminsfod against ohhersa' They still AN. 1 just many don L understand any of it. time an se mam 1F'S,fL?fDV'S, mx aims. I just hope someday there will be peace and brotherhood among everyorn. Themmsfoe our problem oihaman rights can be solved. f , mm all, if we aww. sei-fa tr., who wzulrn - .. V' J 1 5