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

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English fae Le HELEN W. ALICE G. CHARLES A. SIDNEY V. DWIGHT C. UNAD. BRAZEAU CAREY COCKAYNE DOANE FRANCIS HILLIKER Doubling in the roles of librarian and English teacher, Mrs. MARY S. CYRUS W. JACKSON JONES BraZzEAU says she would not dare have any hobby except read- ing — and people! To teachers and students, alike, Mrs. B. plays the motherly role of “Dorothy Dix.” Aricr Carey is the adviser of the class of °45. She is also chairman of the English Eleven G Committee and finds swimming, bowling, the theatre, and traveling favorite pastimes. Much college material and informa- tion concerning scholarships is obtained from Dr. CHar Les CocxkayNE. As head of the Tech Pro-Merito Society, Dr. Cockayne serves as mentor to pupils wishing to enter college and seeks to aid them in furthering their studies. Where would Tech be without its drama club, and where would the drama club be without Smngry Doane? Although only two and one- half years old, the drama club, through Mr. Doane’s guidance, is one of Tech’s proudest achievements. Speaking of proud achievements, what about the Tech News? That definitely Tech institution, The News, is headed by Dwicut C. Francis who, EATON THEODORE together with the kids on the staff, is doing a grand job. One LEMAY PEASE of Tech’s best friends to the faculty and student body alike is Una Hixuker, literary adviser of the Tech Tiger, yearbook, and director of school publicity. Music, people, and books provide a satisfying sub- stance for Miss Hilliker’s leisure. Mary JACKSON is chairman of the Flower Committee and is quite proud of her New Hampshire home. She is a perennial favorite with pupils and teachers. The little man in charge of the English book room is Cyrus Jones, who enjoys making projects out of wood. He is probably the only master of the bagpipes on the faculty, too. A Red Cross Staff Assistant, Emma Lemay spends much of her time at the Red Cross Chapter House enacting the role of a true patriot, indeed. THEODORE PEasE is a very ambitious gentleman who enjoys working in his large victory garden. His scholarly teaching has won him the admiration RTARY AL and respect of those students fortunate enough to find themselves under WEAVER his guidance. One of the members of the Servicemen’s Honor Roll Com- mittee is DorotHy Rucc.ess. For relaxation she especially enjoys a game of bridge. Mary Weaver and Leta Younc both spend much of their leisure planning new conveniences for their summer homes. DOROTHY D. RUGGLES LETA YOUNG { 14 }

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M. Marcus Kirey, Principal

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Mathematics Gereerria RSE eT GEORGE A. BENJAMIN C. NELSON THEODORE M. EUNOLA B. HENRY A. ANDREWS BUSHEY BUTLER CHASE HEDERMAN HEWITT Grorce ANDREWS is Tech’s director of the exchequer. He is a director of the 5S. A., chairman to raise money for the Servicemen’s Honor Roll, and faculty manager of athletics. But, Mr. Andrews is also an outdoor enthusiast enjoying gardening, fishing, and traveling. Before school BENJAMIN BusHey, that witty, air-minded teacher, conducts a class in model aircraft construction. He also serves on the Scholarship Award Committee. It would take more than Charles Atlas and his contemporaries to bring room 204 to order every morn- ing, but Nerson Butier “dood it!” “Strongman” Butler has charge of the audiovisual projection equipment, also. The class rings that are worn so proudly by senior and junior classmen were bought by THEoporrt Cuase who is adviser of the Ring Committee. Mr. Chase, being a very busy man, is also a Pro-Merito and a junior class adviser. He, even so, has had time to develop the famous “screwball” of the faculty men’s bowling team. We have a member of the faculty who is interested in capriculture. She is Eunora HeperMan who owns (yes, she really does) purebred Saanen milk goats! One of her favorite goats, Nancy Hawks, who was born on Lincoln’s Birthday, had quintuplets not long ago. Mrs. Hederman is also a collector of antique glass. Before the war HENRY Hewitt belonged to the Springfield Riding Club, but now he has forsaken horses and given his all as adviser of the Senior Hi-Y. With the cigarette shortage Frep Hutrcutnson just sits back and laughs at ERED W. the rest of the world because he smokes a pipe! To be able to conquer HUTCHINSON Hutchy’s heart of gold, one needs only to be equipped with peanuts, plenty of ‘em, or to throw a gala party, inviting Mr. Hutchinson, of course. Another Red Cross worker is Mary Kettey who also derives much pleasure from dressmaking and cooking. EpNa Marston enjoys her summer camp work in Quinipeck where she goes every summer. Haroip SCHELLENGER enjoys photography as a hobby, and has taken many pictures for our Tech Tiger. With his handsome looks someone should be photo- ; ; : SCHELLENGER — THEINERT graphing him! A real proud papa is STANLEY SpraGuE who never ceases to rave about his Cenacrn epee SPRAGUE YOUNG kids. We don’t blame him because from what we hear, they're grand children. “Papa” EDNAG. Sprague is also adviser for the Junior HrY. MARSTON The Nisimaha is directed by HELEN THEINERT who is interested, mainly, in food (at least that’s what she says). We hear that she can turn out a meal to satisfy the desire of any epicure. The women teachers of this school have formed a bowling team and one of its expert bowlers Uae is AGNEs YouNG who serves as adviser of the MILLER set junior class, too. MARY T. KELLEY HAROLD W. HELEN N. [e158]