Central Technical High School - Scarlet Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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ALMA MATER fTune Annie Laurie J Hazl to thee 0 Alma Mater Brzght mormng rtar of youth May our lzzer prove yet the glory Thy name our badge o truth Thy name our bazlqe o truth Thy rom Jhall eer be true Hazl to thee our Alma Mater And thme emblem reel and ue Rrch rn yearr enwreatherl tn laurel! They long rpezl hope: abound And whererer lzcr the guerdon Thezr .rom may rtzll be ouml Thezr .rom may rtzll be ozmal They rom Jhall e er he true Strn mg rtzll for Alma Mater And her emblem red and blue Syracuse Central Technical High School which has been in operation since September 1959 is one of a few schools in the country to have a combined academic and technical program Not only are courses offered in technical electrical mechanical and chemlcal fields but also in academic subjects high schools are available in this technical program Each department of the technical program has contributed something to better thc school The dream of a school store sclling paper pens pencils and other school supplies has finally become a real ity the technical schools retailing class operates the store under the supervision of Mrs Klett The food administration class prepared a banquet for the foot ball team s post season feast Thanks to this class the Future Tcachers Association has been able to hold luncheon meetings an innovation at Central Tech Mr Eatons photography students have been 1 great help to the Recorder and Scarlet staffs throughout the year These students have taken pictures at the football and basketball games the FTA luncheon meetings and the Christmas assembly The beauty culture classes have prov1ded a place for Central Techs female students to have sets permanents lunch hours When the speech class presented a talent show Mr Silvernails carpentry classes built the background pleccs One of the greatest advan rages that thc technical program has offered is the improved printing facilities The printing classes print all issues of the Recorder all passes attendance slips permits and other office forms These are only a few examples of the opportun mes the addition of the technical school has brought to Central to help make it one of the most outstand ing schools in the country I I J ry 1 7 T 7 I , bl . , , ' , ' J I lg I Y .,. . 7 I n 5 . ! ' 3 ' ' . , . . . , , . . y . . l , , , Extracurricular activities found in large, academic shampoos, and manicures during study halls and 4 S D n 4 Y . - i l i v 2 I y v i s I i .if I , ' . . Q . , .. . l . 1 , a . ' . 1 I , l l D . ' . K L ' ' . .

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SYRACUSE CENTRAL TECHNICAL HIGH

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DEDICATI Wfe, the members of the Senior Class of 1960, take great pleasure in dedicating our yearbook to Miss Marion Marsh, faithful teacher and loyal friend of students of Central Tech. That Miss Marsh is a highly competent math teacher is shown by the fact that she is head of the school's math department, while her complete de- votion to her work is evident in her willingness to give extra help to any student who desires it. Any student who has been a member of the math classes in Room 205 can testify that her subtle sense of humor and unending patience have made studies 6?-N p a 3 x 3 easier and more enjoyable. Besides her duties along a mathematical line, she has put in many long hours of work as advisor of the Syracuse Central Tech Chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society, a job which, among other things, entailed averaging the marks of every student at school during the semi-annual membership drive. This dedication is but a small measure of our enduring appreciation of one who has done so much to inspire and uphold the high standards which this school strives to maintain.