Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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E. Petit, L. Peck, G. Ryther, R. Hereth Seniofz. eouncfll LEE PECK EDWARD PETIT C. GORDEN RYTHER, lR. RAYMOND HERETH GEORGE CAMPBELL 0 Shortly after the election of the Senior Class officers, the Senior Council was selected by the class. Those selected were: Edward Petit and Lee Peck from lO8, C. Cordon Ryther, Ir., and Raymond Hereth from lOl, and George Campbell from lU7. These members were chosen for the purpose of providing a represen- tative form of class government to carry out the activities of the Senior Class. The council, together with the class officers, comprise the govern- ing body of the Seniors. As part of its routine business, the Council prepared and presented an excellent Class Day program, planned and sponsored the Tech Senior Skate and Dance Cthe largest in the history of Scott'sl, and the Senior Banquet. ln addition they chose and presented the class gift to the school. Through the splendid cooperation of the faculty advisers, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Flavin, Miss Herlihy, Mr. Andrus, and Mr. Klinck, the class of '37 has had a most successful year. May this same enjoyable success continue to crown the efforts of the class of 1938. 7ecf11wubn 1937

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Pauicfenfa Nicbwu 0 On behalf of the Class of 1937, l extend a most cordial welcome to you who have gathered to Witness our Class Day festivities. We sincerely trust that you will enjoy these traditional exercises with us. In the past four years, which are but a short period of time in a man's life, We have been guided by a system Whose philosophy is as old as it is rational. We have been fortunate not only in receiving a carefully correlated course of study preparing us to participate in the Work of our community, but also in becoming familiar with sports, books and hobbies, to enable us to use profitably our leisure hours. Another admir- able prerequisite is that of our training in the social organizations Which, by enabl- ing us to associate pleasantly with our fellow men, has given us an invaluable qual- ity which assures happiness. H' It t it ,, ', In this audience are our parents, Without who generous efforts this education could not have been obtained and without whose support, example and encourage- ment, even the finest course of study could produce little success. Realizing this, we bid them a most sincere Welcome. The faculty has Watched our efforts and our emergence from a sea of trouble to this fair haven of successful termination of the four-year voyage. Let them also re- joice With us today. ln leaving our Alma Mater, we Wish to pledge it our sincere cooperation and loy- alty, for it has embedded in every one of its sons a love and honor for its name. A MARK Locsv. '7ecAfon-ian 193 7