Technical High School - Tech Tiger Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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THE 1913 ORIOLE 17 WARNER, CHARLES F. ADAMS, BURTON A. AIKEN, J. HAWLEY Faculty Principal 41 Dartmouth Business Agent, Forging 41 Irvington Physics -LS Leyfretl Ter. ASHLEY, ROBERT L. Mechanical Drawing 7 Ruskin BATCHELOR, NVILBUR C. Physical Training 430 Eastern Ave. BIGELOVV, RUTH Science 62-1 State BOLSTER, LILIAN A. French and German 162 Bowles BOURN, JESSIE M. History 102 Walnut COOK, S. EVERETT Mathernatics 773 State DE ANGELIS, AUGUSTINE English 111 Bowles DUDLEY, ANNE J. Honsehold Arts 7 Frost FINCH, EDWIN A. Head of Woodwork Department 65 Montrose FOSTER, MRS. JULIA H. English 160 High GAMMONS, ELIZABETH Latin 76 Mill GOODRICH, EDYVARD H. Head of Science Department 34 Wlestminster GRANT, M. ALMA Household Arts and Dressniak-ing 37 Spring HAPGOOD, ERNEST A. T. Woodwork 36 Temple HART, FRED J. Metal Work -1-1 Dexter HARTYVELL, HERBERT F. Head of Language Department 38 Riverview HAWKS, CLARA B. English 108 Byers HESSELTON, EARL J. Mechanical Drawing 63 Westminster HILL, NELLIE B. Ilffathernatics 29 Spring HOLTON, EDWARD E. Head of Machine Shop Departrnent 43 Church HOWARD, 'WILLIAM M. Physical Training 73 Euclid Ave. LEWIS, NIARY A. French 139 King LINCOLN, ALFRED R. Chemistry 26 High MALLORY, LUCY R. English 773 State MARSH, HARRY B. Head of Matlieniatics Department 39-1 St. James Ave. MCMANIGAL, HELEN F. Latin 52 High METZDORF, AUGUST E. Head of Physical Training 129 Westford Ave. lWITCHELL, GEORGE VV. Mechanical Drawing 786 State MUSSAETIS, MARIE G. French and German 24 Thompson PADDOCK, CLARENCE E. Jhfathernatics 13 Northampton Ave. RICHARDSON, LEWIS O. Woodwork 238 Pine RICHMOND, lVlARTHA E. Mathematics 135 Spring SAXVYER, lVlARY L. Head of History Department 83 Bowdoin SMITH, CHARLOTTE Household Science 28 Myrtle SMITH, GRACE T. SMITH, MRS. LYDIA MARY A. STEER, XMALLON, AMY L. YVATTS, FRED M. WEAVER, NTARY A. HART, lVlARY E. DANA, lVlARION G. History 796 Longmeadow Design A 24 Besse Ave. History 796 Longmeadow English 62 High Design and Applied 'A rts 45 Florida English 235 Wlhite 26 Monmouth School Secretary Director of Lunch Department 37 Elliot

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THE 1915 ORIOLE 19 Technical High School Alumni Association OFFICERS, 1912-13. President ....................,....,.... HERBERT U. PEASE Vice-President .....,..... . . .CARLOS H. HANDFORTH Secretary and Treasurer. . ...... WALLACE C. DAY Member at Large ........ .... J OHN V. BOYLE From the Alumni to the School In past years we feel that the alumni have not been appro- priately represented in the ORIOLE. just a word from the Tech graduates who are now in college will be greatly ap- preciated by the undergraduate body. The following letters have been received from the members of the alumni representing various New England colleges. Any means by which the alumni and the undergraduates are brought into closer con- nection is to be commended. Hoping that these letters may influence some undecided Seniors in their choice of college, we let the following pages speak for themselves. From the Mass. Institute of Technology Are you going to college? If so, are you interested in studies dealing with medicine, law, divinity, journalism, or agriculture? If these subjects have no enchantments for you. what I have to say concerning another line of education, namely engineering, may be of interest to you. Professional men to-day are not rare. In fact, they are so numerous that many can hardly get a livelihood. The only professional man making a success, in this era of specialization, is the expert. The engineering field is no exception. There, as well as in other professions, none but men of exceptionally good training and of extraordinary ability are ranking among those who succeed. If you want to be an engineer, get your training at the proper place. The Massachusetts Institute of