Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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The TECHTONIAN Valedictory As our fourth year of high school life draws to a close, we, the Class of 1933, pause momentarily to recall the achievements, which have made our life at Technical so valuable to us. From the very beginning of our Freshman days we have worked earnestly, striving day by day toward the goal which Technical so proudly exemplifies. Ours is not a reward of riches in gold or silver, but a vast wealth in character, knowledge and friendship. Our task through four long years was IIOt always an easy one. Could we weather the storm? Could we hold fast to our ideals and accomp- lish that which we hoped to achieve? It was in times of stress and dis- eouragement that we looked to Klr. Childs and our teachers for advice and assistance. Their tireless efforts have inspired us to undertake greater tasks than we had before attempted. We accepted their challenge, and have emerged stronger in mind and will. These achievements are over- shadowed only by the unselfish sacrifice made by our parents that you and I might partake of the best which life has to offer. Our success, then. has not been attained by individual accomplish- ment, but rather by the sincere cooperation of helpful friends. Together, we have labored for the glory and honor of our .Xlma Mater. Our keen in- terest in our studies, our fair play on the athletic field, have emblazon- ed the name of Technical on the scroll of fame. Although the four years spent at Technical will soon be numbered with events ofthe past, the happy memories of their existence will always remain with us. Whether we have accepted the call of the college. or the challenge of the industrial world, our problems will be more easily solved, our burdens greatly lightened, because of the training we have received while at Technical. As we go forth. through the portals of our Alma Kfater into the by- wavs of life, the ideals of Technical will continue to be our guide. As the time for parting draws near, creed as our motto: Think big Talk little Love much Laugh easily With this as our standard we can The world is ours, we leave our Alma Klater with this Vliork hard Be kind Pay cash Give freely enter life, fully confident of our future ALLAN Daw l2-21

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