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

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HIGH HONGRS AT TECH HE CHARLES F WARNER ACHIEVEMENT MED ALS are the highest awards which can be won by students at Tech They are awarded semi annually on the Judgment of a committee consisting of two alum ni 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 of scholarship citizenship and leadership These medals recognize not only scho lastic standing 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. Three-year Honors, a Tech tradition, are won by those students who have done outstanding work in their studies. The awards are based largely upon ofhce records with the approval of the faculty. School cit- izenship and school spirit are important elements in making the choice. ,15- F23

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