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

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Wigh Cgfonors at Tfeclt HE Charles F. Warner Achievement Medals are H the highest awards which can be won by the students at Tech. They are awarded semifannually on the judgment of a committee consisting of two alumni, four faculty members, two representatives from each of the 12A and 12B classes, and the 11A class president, to the boy and girl in the graduating class who have shown outstanding attributes in scholf arship, citizenship, and leadership. These medals not only recognize scholarship, but other characteristics necessary to success. This much prized award stands as a living memorial to Charles F. Warner, the founder and first principal of the school. ThreefYear Honors, a Tech tradition, are won by those students who have done outstanding workin their studies at Tech. However, in making these awards, school citizenship and school spirit are also considered. The honors are based on oilice records together with the vote of the faculty. ll19ll

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'ar 7 TJ in rss IE L22 CHARLES F. WARNER ACI-IIEVEMENT MEDAL IQBIM CLINTON ELY LEECH It is indeed fitting that Tech's highest award he given to Clinton Leech. As president of his class during his last year, his qualities of leadership were recognized. His career in Tech was not onefsided. He was a scholar and an athlete. The Junior and Senior Pro Merito claimed Clint as a high ranking scholar, and the Forum and Science Clubs enjoyed his fellowf ship. He was a member of Tech's champion' ship crew and also of his class basketball team. His executive ability won him a position as secretary of the HifY and while in his junior year he was president of the Torch Club. He was a member of the Student Council and the Sherman Club and aided materially in the sucf cess of his class prom. In his service to his fellow students and to Tech, Clinton Leech deserves this great honor. l20ll WAHNETIA Hofsiss Wahiietizi Hobbs is a typical Charles F. Warner Achievement Medal winner. She was a leader in all lines as witnessed by her many activities. She held the chairmanship of Class Day and Military Ball Committees and the captaincy of the Hockey Team. Other of her varied interests were G. A. A., Swimming, and the Trailic Squad. She was Secretary of her class and also of the Student Council. She was also an active member of Tau Delta Sigma, Junior Pro Merito, Athenaeum, and Nisimaha. Her services to Tech were rendered faithfully without any thought of personal glory. The class of IQSIM was indeed fortunate to have such a girl connected with its activities.