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

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Deals For Your Dreams Strength For Your Daring Competence For Your Share of Useful Werk abet. 3 0 eh wr. — FOREWORD — Hi, Tech! Here it is! Here's our yearbook. We have prepared a book in which we have tried to portray the true Tech spirit. We have shown the school at work and at play. This work, this fun, which is the very essence of Tech, have tried to develop in each of us, ideals for our dreams, strength for our daring, and competence for our full share of useful work. The successful development of these attributes will make us worthy citizens to lead in the world of tomorrow. The development of these ideals is significant in determining our future, for we, the youth, belong to the future. Ideals for our dreams! Progress is the result of imagination. The opportunity to imagine, to dream, and thus to create, has been freely offered to us in cultural and technical courses. Strength for our daring! The development of the mind must be accompanied by the building of a strong body, for the keen and strong shall lead. Competence in our full share of useful work! The many activities in which we participate offer us the right to do our share in assuming the obligations of running our own community — our school. In attaining the fulfillment of the objectives of our school, we hope to become the kind of citizens who will understand the powers that mold the world in which we live. Because of our belief in these ideals, we have developed them as the theme of our book. This is your book, Tech. We hope you like it.

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It is fitting that the ‘‘Tech Tiger’’ for 1944 be dedicated to our principal and friend, M. Marcus Kiley. It is he who has so well expressed the three objectives which we have used as our theme. It is he who has made the development of these objectives possible for every boy and girl in Tech by providing a rich and varied curriculum. It is he who has made our school one of the outstanding technical schools of the country. So, to Mr. Kiley our thanks and the wish that he may for many years guide future students of Tech.

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TECH TIGER STAFF FOR THE YEAR 1944 Editors-in-Chief — René Bachand, Pauline Tanguay. Associate Editors — Janet Reed, James Prew, Harriet Sheehan. Art Department — Patricia Stathis, Clara Pfisterer, Richard Francis, Richard Nathan, Richard King, Barbara Turner, Shirley Walsh, William Maggi, Shirley Small, Donald Collins, Louise Eaton. Sports Department — Joyce Marcoulier, Donald Spencer, Harold Rowe, James Duffey, William Maggi. Mid-Year Committee — Barbara Turner, Leo Hamel, Veronica Sullivan, Chester Flavin, John Flaherty, Patricia Stathis, Paul Rannenberg, George Schultz, Jean Meyrick, John Gendron. June Committee — Beverly Moon, frene Martinelli, Claire Brisbois, George Gamble, Elaine Belanger, Richard DeBell, Shirley Ring, Elliot Kearsley, Edward Sullivan, Janet Schmelzinger. Typist — Catherine Magiopoulos. Business Staff — Joseph Farnham, Delphine Adamski, Peter Wolff, Louis Clarke, Raymond Brandoli, Marjorie Rosmeisel. Faculty Advisers — Literary Adviser, Una D. Hilliker; Art Adviser, Helen Norrgard; Business Adviser, Herbert E. Northrup.