Providence Technical High School - Review Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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1930 THE TECH REVIEW 77 TECH GIRINS’ AERO CLUB TECH BOYS AERO CLUB THE TECH BOYS’ AERO CLUB The Boys’ Aero Club was founded two years ago by four of the air-minded stu- dents of I echnical High School, Stanley Allard, Worden Perry, Ernest Sprague and Ronald A. Marrocco. I he latter is the present Commanding Officer of the club. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in aviation among the student body of Technical High School. 1 he club is striving for the course that is issued by the government, consisting of a motor, magneto, carbuerator, and the plane itself, but the total membership is not enough. 1 he officers of the club arc as follows: Mr. Beechan, Advisor; Ronald A. Mar- rocco, President; Saul Pliner, Secretary; Hyman Sherman, Treasurer; Ronald Mar- rocco, Commanding Officer; Captain Wil- liam Barrows, Captain Lehon Severin, Instructors.

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70 THE TECH REVIEW 1900 TECH STAMP CLUB THE TECH STAMP CLUB The l ech Stamp Club was organized in the fall of 1928 to serve as a medium by which stamp collectors in any of the Public High Schools might meet to trade and auction stamps, and to discuss matters pertaining to philately. 1 he only source of revenue has been the money obtained from the auctioning of stamps which had been contributed to the club. I he generous ex- tent of these contributions is shown by a stamp catalogue and a magazine which may be found in 5-4, before or after school, by anyone desiring information on stamps. The club has at present about twenty members. Its present officers are: Ken- neth L. Godfrey, President; Russell B. Anderson, Vice President; Robert H. Woodward, Secretary, and Laird Bou- telier. Treasurer. Everyone interested is cordially invited to join. Election of offi- cers is held at the beginning of each term. I he club meets every Tuesday, and there are no dues. Robert H. IVoodrvortb, Secretary BRYANT-STRATTON College of Business Administration Sixty-Seventh Year Providence, Rhode Island Where a State-Authorized Bachelor Degree is earned in two years. Col- lege courses in Business Administra- tion. Executive Accountancy, Secre- tarial and Teacher Training. Also one-year courses. Athletics, Social Activities, Dormi- tory Accommodations for non-resident students. Strong Placement Service. Compliments of Parent-T eachers’ Association Over 1200 calls a year. IOnroll now for January entrance. Col- j:|: lege offices open dally.

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