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

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In The Spotlight Ready for a long session : ae Leo ‘‘Ham ’ Hamel producing one of his magic lighting effects. Catherine Magiopoulos, ‘‘Tiger’’ typist, relaxes for a laugh. THIS. WEEK” TECH IS THANKFUL | TO THOSE WHO | HAVE BUILT AND WHO ARE | MAINTAINING | ITS FINERECORD One of the interesting inscriptions on the main bulletin board this year.

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iN eRe e 4 gu : alias a NA i = bi | The girls’ special pride is in the din- ing room, where they put what they have learned in home-economics class to practical use by entertaining one another as well as teachers. Although the girls have a chance to act as cooks, waitresses, hostesses or guests, many of the graduating girls will probably remember best the first time they served at a faculty tea. Many memories of high school days will be connected with the assembly hall. As drama students or speakers, many students have had an opportu- nity to work with a microphone on a professional stage. As electricians, they have worked the complicated stage lights, and as stage hands, they have put up back-drops and scenery. The students who did this work will have special memories, but everyone will remember the entertaining, edu- cational assemblies.

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Tech Tiges Vol. 41 1944 Technical High School Springfield, Massachusetts CONTENTS Fromphareditorsats ce etre ere it ae a oe Shica dln, SNE eae eh 1 ETE RONT OCR rte encase Shs hen gS ae Fok ee SR ie os Sie Mhauye cde Geavs a cea Sylow ie a3 ASIST UCL Tbe ne Se 2 ee le 4 Draclicciti crime fos oe ee eraser ees ees ie ae Te, Badan 6 OTE WON eee ee eas eo RT Maer ane oem kde Pec teen cohen 7 PAE SNCHI OTE CNG F-CICUITY 95 2b: costeteri ten ie Le ara adeno eae hte 9 PAPAYA ACh ena RNAs Fests rast ON Pee ONES ae Soe eae Bee ds 19 January Class WeerA resProudi@ fae 1 Rae eater RM oath rere noe a 36 lalliok Fame scarier ee ie ee rao cas thes SE Gta tate ak eas Bee 37 CSP CHT OS MAE sr esa Ae faces hor ELT Lit ene he 8 eee 40 PEADNOCY SANE eats ee te rake he Lee are Mee soled eandst ay 54 NSO ne ee ear ca ee tar das Sa ae Fa setemer aS alate 57 June Class WiholseVVnOsGnd Whom tice tp tet nee Ne oer arte Ueaeh Menta Ce geen 59 Carri UGtes Metts Ars ait a Ae iN. cave o Dep erat sh dicks tan hk Dee 64 PEO DHOCY Senin NE ORO. Cael yh sudtow aN MS ieee os pretation Sew 106 rel PEG se gta, Re a OR NMI TRS ete rr ea oe I te 109 DE LaTCACIGE INA GUL Setr Tere te ae ae ho Peano. ob. Slots 111 TUT OTS Meee cer ter rt Oa ial hv ee Uh NS BS oe en cpl ote 112 Feast rl Ub eee Nero ree eeceaa ee AC OTA STI Sekne hee Linus one IA eu aR re 114 SRERVY HEEL TOCIINS }AAT@ IAGO ire ores DOG e Loe 6 Coe PI OR oa Lb lz! SSrericHti LOTaY OUELLICTING SG fe rociteut sot sh aks aac Mh ao a. aha eae alats gals 123 Competence For Your Share of Useful Work.............00..0 0000 141 POO PEN ine DeCi mee meh wee Stil fre Pe ew a P oa dn Wate caalccan gy ae tlh anak 159 TECH’S OWN PHOTOGRAPHERS For the past three months Peter Wolff and Bill Hafey have man- aged to attend almost every im- portant gathering at Tech. The flash of their cameras has become a common-place matter in school life, for they have hurried about to dances and games taking pic- tures for the yearbook. The splen- did results of their work will con- tribute greatly toward making this year's ‘ Tiger’ the finest yet turned out, Editors-in-Chief: PAULINE TANGUAY, RENE BACHAND Art Editor: PATRICIA STATHIS Business Manager: JOHN FLAHERTY Literary Adviser: MISS UNA D. HILLIKER Art Adviser: MISS HELEN NORRGARD Business Adviser; HERBERT NORTHRUP The ‘Tech Tiger’ is published annually by the seniors of the Technical High School Jackie Weake — sweet and hot music to order Bt mE 8 ‘ Herbie’’ Northrup goes to a football game the modern way Aviatrix Harriet Sheehan showing a sense of balance