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

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SITTING 1 -- 1, Mrs, Fortin, Mrs. Barone, Mrs. Brandwene. STANDING, Mr. Moriarty, Mr. Buddington, Mr. Fryer, Mr. Cummings. This year there have been thirteen new additions to the Tech teaching staff. They are Harvey Jepsky, math; Miss Florence Fortin, math; Mrs. Sarah Brandwene, girls’ gym; Mrs. Margaret Barone, home economics; William Nowick, history; Thomas Mc- Donough, mechanical drawing; Stephen Cronin, history; Paul Giblin, English; Robert Cummings, science; William Fryer, science; Lawrence Buddington, science; Edmund McCarthy, math; and Joseph Moriarty, English. Mr. Harvey Jepsky attended Massachusetts State Teachers College, American In- ternational College, and the University of South Carolina. He formerly taught elemen- tary school in Washington and then spent four years at Buckingham Junior High. Mrs. Margaret Barone attended Massachusetts State Teachers College and formerly taught at Duggan Junior High. Mr. Lawrence Buddington graduated from Tech in 1945 and attended American In- ternational College and Yale. He formerly taught in Agawam. Miss Florence Fortin attended the College of Our Lady of the Elms and Boston University. Before Tech, she taught at Chicopee High School. Mr. Robert Cummings graduated from MIT and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Previously he taught at Birchland Park School in East Longmeadow. Stephen J, Cronin attended Worcester State College and Boston University and for- merly taught at Barrington, Rhode Island. Mrs. Sarah Bradwene attended New York University and previous to Tech she taught at the Springfield High School of Commerce. Mr. Paul C. Giblin attended American International College and is presently at- tending the University of Connecticut. He formerly taught at Westfield High School. Mr. Joseph Moriarty attended the University of Massachusetts, American Inter- national College, and Westfield State College. He has previously taught in the Agawam and Palmer school systems. Mr. William Fryer attended Annapolis Naval Academy and the University of Mas- sachusetts. He is presently attending Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He previously taught at a military school and at Ludlow High. Mr. Thomas McDonough graduated from Fitchburg State College, Springfield Col- lege, and the University of Connecticut. Before coming to Tech he tau ght at Duggan Junior High. 12

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Just as the supervisors play a fundamental role in a telephone company, so the faculty is an indispensable part of Tech. Not only have our teachers prepared us for the future scholas- tically, but they have also graciously given of their time in helping with our extracurricular activities from the Alumni- Varsity basket - ball game to the Chess Club. A more cheerful and devoted group of men and women would indeed be hard to find. We sincerely thank you, faculty, andassure you that we will never forget you. FACUUY

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MISS ELEANOR C, REARDON Miss Eleanor C. Reardon retired in June 1963 after teaching history in Technical High School for over twenty years. This outstanding member of our faculty, a most vibrant personality, inspired her students with a love and respect for our rich national heritage. She expected and accepted only the best from her classes. Miss Reardon's sincere and friendly interest in the achievements of all her pupils has resulted in continual expressions of their high regard and their grateful re- membrance of stimulating experiences in her class- room. The faculty and students wish Miss Reardon a most happy future.