Hutchinson Central Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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LJEUDLP A 'l.I'1.i 0 To him in appreciation of his unfailing loyalty, sincere devotion and untiring ser- vice, the Yearbook Staffs dedicate the 1959 Techtonian . . .to Mr. C. Gordon Ryther who will retire from his position as principal of Tech this June. He has the grand record of serving Technical High School for almost a half-century as first, a student, then teacher, assistant principal and principal. J Ni' J r'.fxJ 0. P. r-.fx.J IF GIGLIO

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114 Wlffmarzam MR HENRY ZABO Mr Zabo age 46 died suddenly of a heart attack un hrs home nn Eggertsvllle on November 15 1958 He was an Art Instructor ln the Buffalo Public Schools for more than twenty years M Zabo prevrously served with publrc schools 11 47 and 3 Born In Buffalo he was a graduate of East Hugh School and attended the Albright Art School as well as the UDIVSFSITY of Buffalo Durnng the Second World War Mr Zabo served wnth the Army Sngnal Corps nn Ceylon and Chuna He was a member of the Buffalo Teacher s Federation MR MATTHEW S BANAS Mr Matthew Banas age 43 died of a heart attack In ourLady of Vrctory Hospital on December 8 T958 He was a teacher of Electrlcuty at Hutchunson Cen tral Techmcal for the post twelve years Born In Buffalo he was gradu ated from Technical Hugh School and later attended the Umverslty of Buffalo and Buffalo State Teachers College He spent a year In the Mer chant Marines during World War ll RONN VAS TOLA

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Mr. Ryther was graduated from Tech High in 1908 as the valedictorian of his class. Four years later he was graduated from Michigan State College. Upon completing college he taught in LeRoy for a short while and, then, began his teaching career at Tech. His worlc at Tech was interrupted when he went into the Army to serve his country as a lieutenant in the Infantry. i As Tech's most loyal son Mr. Ryther, or Mr, Tech as he is affectionately called, has guided the lives of thousands of young men. His advice and counseling have been of aid to every student in Tech. To our beloved Mr. Ryther we pay our highest tribute for his service to Tech and its long line of students. As long as there is a Tech there will al- ways be a Mr. Ryther. The present students of Tech as well as all the Alumni ioin with the faculty in extend- ing warmest personal thanks to you, Mr. Ryther, for all past service and at the same time we would like to wish you a long and happy retirement.