Tech High School - Tehisean Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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,. 3, THE TECHNOLOGICAL HIGH SCHOOL-ATLANTA, GEORGIA GENE AVERY G. Y. SMITH Editor-in-Chief Faculty Adviser S. K. SIMPSON A. A. LACOUR Business Manager Faculty Art Director .. T CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS I CLASSES ACTIVITIES MILITARY ATHLETICS FEATURES AND ADVERTISEMENTS

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0l 2l,U0l' As the staff of the 1943 Tehisean completes the final pages of this volume, they realize a great feeling of satisfaction in that they have had a small part in producing something for the betterment of their beloved alma mater -Tech High. They are relieved that their task is over, yet a sense of regret overcomes them and their fellow senior classmates as they prepare to leave the school they love. Though the majority of the seniors will trade the Purple and Gold for khaki or navy blue, the staff sincerely hopes that this annual will always serve as a reminder of happy days spent at Tech High- as a reminder of the fun, the fellowship, and the opportunity that is tradi- tional at The Friendly Schoolj, whose seniors must now become in fact as well as in name The Fightin' Smithiesf' 444 :Deckcafion Since the beginning of World War II, Tech High has been called upon frequently to lend its instruc- tors to Uncle Samg to temporarily give up many of the men who have made this school what it is today in Order that they might be of more service to their country in removing the Axis powers from the face of the earth. p n Also, in this second of great world conliicts, scores of former Tech High students have answered the call to the colors, and many a brave young Smithy has given his life for the principles of freedom and democracy which he had just really begun to love and respect. Many others are lighting and dying even today in Order that Old Glory may continue to wave over this land as a symbol of liberty, justice, and equality. To these most loyal and true Fightin' Smithies, both teachers and former students, this record of Tech High life for the school year 1942-43 is hereby dedicated by the faculty, the student body, the editors, and the Senior Class sponsors. Although physically removed from this city, these brave men remain in influence and in the prayerful thoughts Of those to whom they mean so much .... May they soon return to the normal, happy civilian life they Once knew, safe and secure in a country at peace. Faculty members now serving our country are: COLONEL T. L. ALEXANDER ' LIEUTENANT-COLONEL J. E. MORRIS I A MAJOR SIDNEY SCARUOROUGH CAPTAIN M. A.,GAERTNER LIEUTENANT-COLONEL F. A. KOPF LIEUTENANT A. R. WHITT!,E COLONEL T. J. COLLINS LIEUTENANT J. F, ALLUMS LIEUTENANT J. E. DEhl'AUGHN LIEUTENANT H. C. DALE LIEUTENANT G. L. RANDOLPH LIEUTENANT J. C. HUTCHINSON LIEUTENANT H. R. HUDSON CNavyJ LIEUTENANT R. W. STEPHENS LIEUTENANT C. T. WARREN B. F. BROWN CO.C.S.J . LIEUTENANT C. E. LAWRENCE H. E. PHILLIPS fO.C.S.J lNavyJ LIEUTENANT H. A. TAYLOR J. P. BROWN fO.C.S.y l MAJOR W. J. WARD ENSIGN H. C. MOON fNavyJ , gi- - - - - Y .