Boston Technical High School - Technician Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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With an ever-increasing number of motor vehicles on our highways, it is evident that the PRE-DRIVING CLUB is of the utmost importance. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Gable, Mr. Mistler, and Mr. Broderick, many members of the student body learn about the technical nature of the automobile as well as such essentials of good driving as courtesy, rules of the road, and the importance of proper attitude while driving. This background information, though theo- retical, proves invaluable for students who hope to acquire a driver's license. Above all each member learns that safety pays and that a trained driver is a good driver. MOLALLA PTET Third Row: Kodinski, Jones, Biagi, Fagan, Ufland, Rovner, Tarushka, Bain. Second Row: McCarron, Cunio, Rogers, Stem- bridge, Crockett, Condil, Berube, Doherty, Roumacher. Front Row: Mr. Gable, Holt, Morris, Doyle, Christian, O'Malley, Peterson, Denehy, Red- dington, Smith. eee CePA ion Third Row: Carmillo, Harding, Hemenway, Sullivan, Devane, Lake, Crockett. Second Row: Stella, Koehler, Keefe, Meale, Quigley, Mahoney, Vaicurgis, Coughlin. Front Row: Mr. Gable, Luongo, Carrara, Mal- loy, Cashins, Cater, Reddington, Disalvo, Marchinowski.

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Second Row: Kahn, Gallo, Cohen, Keller, Brown, Deroche, Cooper, Kaplan, Oshry, Kristal. Front Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Glick, Dindio, Ahearn, Stella, McAlear, Halfkenney, Rels. Therf! Drill Dh: Second Row: Gonnyea, Cpmperchio, Orloff, Crockett, Roumacher. Front Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Jones, White, George, Rizzo, Stella, Collins, Vannah. The dazzling, intricate maneuvers of the TRICK DRILL TEAM can be seen at major assemblies and in practice sessions before and after school. Under the very competent direction of Mr. John O’Bryant, a former military drill instructor, the Team also serves as Honor Guard to visiting celebrities, and as colorful ushers at Home and School Association meetings. At various times demonstrations are held at the Armory and at the Boston Garden. Enlistment is voluntary and students spend many of their free hours perfecting the precision-like techniques that have made them so famous. Drilled intensively, they would bring pride and joy to all military officers.

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Third Row: Morris, Leman, Roffman, Gaston, Smith. Second Row: Herman, Delong, King, Roffman, Shuman, Famulari, George. Front Row: Mr. Broderick, Cruz, O’Brien, Mal- loy, Rizzo, Montgomery, Hyman, Dressler. During the academic year four FORUMS are held under the expert guidance of Mr. Edward Golden of the English Department. Some of the more significant topics discussed in the Assembly Hall were “Radio- active Fallout in the Western Hemisphere,” “Federal Aid to Education,” and “The United States and the European Common Market.” These FORUMS provide valuable oratorical experience for the students and, in addition, provide the student body with extensive information on key issues of national importance. Moreover, this training in Public Speaking takes on even deeper meaning in these days when radio and TV plays a larger part in our daily lives than ever before. DRAFTING IS A HIGHLY SKILLED OCCUPATION