Technical High School - Tech Tiger Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Summer’s a busy time For Charles Winslow, because He’s making toys For girls and boys (An aid to Santa Claus!) Walter G. Wood Can usually be found In his own home—resting Or “‘puttering around”’. In the busy office Where students rush in madly Is quiet, calm, efficient, And well-liked Rena Bradley. The tall, dark, and lovely lady That all of us know Is another of the office staff, Charming “‘Tess’’ Gareau. Stan and Ralph “Dot” Mansfield’s ambition Has always been ‘‘to write” And after her script for Tantrums | It looks to us as though she might! Genial Mr. Kelly Miss Marion Bradley’s so often mis- taken For a student at Tech That she’s no longer shaken— (When asked if she’s a Freshman!) Marion Bradley | Dorothy Mansfield Rena E. Bradley

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Col. Brooks and Capt. Woodworth back in civies. We feel that we’d be making A really grave mistake, If we didn’t say ‘‘Tech Stage Crew’ When we wrote of Walter Lake, ’ Howard F, Reed Robert J. Spence George L, Reynolds Charles S. Winslow Mr. Warren Lawrence Finds his big interest fun; And we'll all agree, For it’s his own grandson, Walter G. Wood Specs tea ak ack is MS Roland V. Fitzroy Walter S. Lake Walter E. Hansen Warren E, Lawrence ———— Mr. Walter Hansen Loves to fish—and say! Have you ever heard him tell About the one “that got away”? Forget your combination? Have you lost your locker key? Mr. Roland Fitzroy Is the guy for you to see! Our friend, Mr. Wood Add to our photographers, Mr. Reed. We hear He has some really clever shots Of a difficult subject—deer. Spring finds George L. Reynolds Answering an old call; He joins the millions that play That great American game—baseball. Robert Spence is fond Of fishing and of boating, The fact that he’s written many books On shop is well worth noting.

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Topping past performances When “It can’t be done,”’ Playing piano—(standing up) And making music FUN, “Turning Tech to Music” Making Tantrums click, Developing keen choruses And a Tech Swing Band that’s slick, Stories of ‘‘my college days” Stale jokes and corny cracks, Who needs to tell a Techite They all add up to Max! Max T. Ervin Winifred M. Parent Mrs. Winifred Parent, “‘Nursie’”’ to you and me The first friend many a Freshie makes, She furnishes aspirin for headaches And iodine for a skinned knee.