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

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x 1 1 Englzsh Dorotln llcl111 lir17e 1 rr l'1rl1 lo1l11x11e Tl 1111K D1 rorlrx Rrleele Derethx -Xdams of the Lngllsh department IS qurte a husx lrttle ladx Besrdes her regular classes she xxas a mem ler of the Poetrx fcntest commrttee 'lhe nexx adx1ser of the le h Xerrx rs Helen Brazeau, xxho xxrllrnglx toolx oxer the IC h thrs xear She rs also school lrhrarran lf xou xe exer notreed a frrendlx teacher near 'IZ shes the genral Xlree Carex Besrdes teaehrnrf Wacbeth and Hamlet, Xlrss C arex allOf1'1elQtrrT'CIt1lW0xxl l or sex eral xears Dr Charles C cclxax ne has not l'een xx ell last tall hrs condltron hecame more acute and he returned to hrs home rn Ghro xx here he ed c n l ehruar x 10.111 leeh has lost a ffreat fr1end and lrrllrart teaeher rn the rrentleman Dr Coclxaxne Xetlon l 1 hts Drama lhese xxords eome from the mouth ol Srdnex X Doane leeh s popular drama eoaeh He s qurte the man ahout leeh ll xou xe ex er seen a lonfr Hudson draxx up and 1 teaeher fret out rt s lean Haxxlxlns S es the enxx of manx a te zeher xxrth that slrele ear Xfter f1xe xears of adx rsrng prr e xx rnnmfr xearhooles L na D Hrllrlxer xx hen no nexx iLlXlSLI eould le found earrred on and has ended the xe1r as adx rser of another frood hook lhe lunror l mma l emax She also puts a lot of trme and hard xxorlx on the fundamentals of l nfflrsh rn all her elasses The ladx xx rth the rnfeetrots laufrh rs Dc rothx Ruffgles Xlrs Ruggles keeps the Xexxs of leehrtes hulletrn hoard up to date Sadre lahaekman of 111 rs one of lech s popular teachers Durrnv her three xears here she has warned manx nexx Irrends Xlae XX halen rs one of the nexx est and gax est mem hers ot the department Her pleasant personalrtx and happx laufrh hrrfrhten manx a dax Shakespeare s fondest admlrer rs l eta H ounfr Xlthough she s str ret rn class she s rea x a xxc nderftl fra ane xx hen xou haxe left her room xou haxe learned se methrnff 111x 1 111 ll1xx ll1l1 11 X 11 XXI11 11 1 X 111 13 ' J ' . 1 J l I A X i- I ' k -. ' . V - - ? 1 L- I rl H , 1 .' ' -1 ' v A, 1 1 A. 1- h N - 5 . D 1 . K di. 1 51 - I-' ' , 5- U . ' . N - I 1. - 1 - 1 1 1 , - Q 1, - , - ' V ',, .1 , r ' ' 1 1 - . . . ' . H - . . - . 1 It X V 1 . . A 1 . . b- -1 1 1 - 1 1 . H 1 A ., , i ' 1. .. .xhk , , . , , . , ,Q 1 , . .' , J ' . . 1, g It . ' . tv.. 1 4 Uk 521- 1' ' h 511. - -5-' I . D ' '11 , 1 1 E 1 - - 1 1 ' -. ' 1 V . . k- R xlrf-rt.1 lS111r1111 r1'e1 ff- .1I11-11.1112l1.111flfrv1111 Xl -.l.e'11a13. , , , ,,, . , , ,' . , . , , . . ' ' , ' . L ' ' rv ' . class has a teacher' of the linglish department for its adviser, - 1 1 . 1 , k L D . 1 , . . x. -' 1 A . 1 ' I , b ' 7- 5- D 1 . h l - 1 ' 1 V 4 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 , ,X1l.11r1s - I z . 111 .- , . . , . 1, , , ' , . . AI1-- l'.1rr-y K 1. 11 ' 1 ' U 1 ' ' rv 1 limr Ll l.1-r 1 Y' 1 ,' 'F K '1 . 1 ' . ' 1 ' 11 , . - - L- ' , 5- . In - M 1 . xr . . bf' v . 1 1 1 - . - - K- 4 1 . D' A, Q A 1 . -' . - 1. 1 - I 1 - 1 U. I . 1. 1 '1 f - - - V 1 1 . -1 1, - 1 1 ' l Q e 1 D. Sul -Y IJo.1:1- ,lf-1 1 'klll' F1111 'l'kvr Sul 1 T.1l1.11krr1.1r1 lg - ' ale Leu '1 111: O.-I - 15 u

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M. Marciis Kiley, Principal Ni. Marcus Kiley is more than the principal of Tech: he is a part of Tech. To fwfr. Kiley, Technical High School is more than his place of business. lt is a living, breathing thing, and he treats it as such. The students are the very blood of the school, and it is necessary that their characters be strong, vital. and rich that the institution may flourish. fN4r. Kiley has taken upon himself the task of seeing that every student be given the opportunity for a well-rounded per- sonality and a background that will enable him to enter the working world in a manner worthy of a Technical High School graduate. Mr. Kiley has a deep understanding and fond affection for every student. Each is an individual per- sonality to him, and he treats him as such. lt is a rare junior or senior whom Nlr. Kiley cannot call by name. He is not only concerned with the curriculum of Tech, but is a strong supporter of all activities. Xlr. Kiley is anxious that each student feel that he himself is a stock-holder in this school. A phrase, which is always on his lips, is Tech belongs to those who make it. Mr. Kiley, as principal and friend. takes a genuine pleasure in hearing of the success of those who have been graduated from Tech, and glories in the fact that our graduates can be found everywhere in the world. Nl. Marcus Kiley is a member of the Massachusetts State Organization of Secondary Schools. He may be found at many meetings of the Kiwanis Club and the Standing Committee of Athletics. He is a prominent Elks member, and was on the committee for the essay contest, which was open to school children. He is understanding and willing to converse with any student on any problem which might arise. That a student might gather valuable information concerning colleges. he conducts weekly college preparatory assemblies in which he informally answers any questions which are asked. When a student leaves Tech, he carries with him a portion of the school: and who, carrying even the smallest particle of Tech, does not also take with him a bit of the philosophy of Nl. Nlarcus himself? 0

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H r Stor B I r r f f 1 r X ert jrlrrr r Tech has collected qurte an expert hrstcrx stall lts memoers are not onlx amortrous and hr rllrant hut also fr rendlx jessre 'xl Bourn rs a xerx rnterestrnff person and teacher She does so manx thrnffs rn such a small amount of trme Her specral classes rn lgconomrcs are an example XX e hear she s qurte actrxe rn communrtx xxomen s cluhs too The good natured Ruth fx Gradx returned to Tech thrs xear NX as ex erxone happx Lxerx one xx ho knoxxs her has classrfred her as one of Tech s Frnest XX elcome hack frcm all of Tech Xlrss Crradx Handsome -Xl johnson rs a frrend to all at Tech The students knoxx hrm as a ffenral qurck xx rtted pal He s dornff a xx onderful roh as senror class audrtor Frrendlx hleanor Reardon ex er a fax orrte rs a part cf the xx arm frrendlrness here at Tech Nlrss Reardon not onlx teaches a schedule of classes but she also takes care of her proudest achrex ement the Student Councrl She keeps thrnvs Uornff at all trmes durrnff those 'xlondax Cxouncrl meetrnffs She also drrects and coaches Tech s represcntatrx es to the -X l C' Nlodel Congress lf xou xxant to learn a forerffn language lech rs the place to Gnd the teachers to teach rt lhex are an unusual grou of outstandrnff lrngursts Llsa Iaede rs one xx ho M d L reall? knoxxs her languages She has traxeled rn Lurope O and Asra Durrng her summers oft xx hen she rsn t trax el mg she tends to her beautrful Hoxx er gardens T he petrte ladx from room 130 rs Nlarx 'xlcfxarthx The fashron able lrttle ladx s fax orrte pastrme rn xx rnter rs figure skatrnv She cuts qurte a fancx figure' She knoxxs her Spanrsh too One of Tech s most amhrtrous facultx memhers rs Hoxx ard , ,,,,m,h,r, H , Nlrtchell In the xxrnter he edrts textbooks and does trans latrng johs durrng the summer he lrxes rn hrs Cape Tod cottage That s xxhere he vets that heautrful tan xou xe heen xxonderrng about Tales Nexx hall max he tound he hrnd a prle of frnancral books ex er srnce he has taken ox er as audrtor of the class of ro,r In sprte of thrs terrrfrc Joh he frnds trme to groxx a garden rn xxarmer xxeather and to adxrse hrs one and onlx chess club Xlr Xexxhall rs one fine felloxx xxe thrnk He speaks German as fluentlx as Ignglrsh 0 ' , 1,1 : Ag-- x I S 3 , faxk' V 4.1, A . 1 V 7, . ,, l s T ' S 3 - . 4: Q 1 Jes-ie rr rrrr Rrr l Qrrulx' lilsrr ju vlrx Mr fx' Mr-V: flllfx' . lb I erm lil:-urvrr Rex lwix llrrxxxxr-l Xlirwiwl liulrfs N1-.vlrzrlf ' - ' . - s ' 4 - . 'V - ' -- r -fs - . ' ' ' 1 Y -' ' . -'Q - - . A, , E . X K - . K . I r ,' A 1 ' ' I 4 1 1 ' r ' T ' ' A I 1 1 4 w . . Y D , . e N F, . . . . - . - . . , . . . , , v. J - . Y s - - - . . 5 , . . 5 , - - ' V . 'f - - x , -1 I . . . , . ' . x - . s h . 1 . . . 4' 1 A ' - . . , . r . . V -. Y . Y . ' , I . A 7 . . Y Q K rn r ' ' rv , f ' ,' Y V 1' If T I S T ' ' ' V, v ' T ' ' ' z-Q n U ' W - . ' ' , ' . . , . ' ' - - A, , ' . r , ., U A v , C, . - .... . . , D . .Y ' cw 1 ' ' H ' . f 5 , , - - - T , , -s V ' f - - , , ' . Q S A . y ' , ' ' C . . Y . f I 7 1 , - , 1, Y . T . . Y, . T. . , ra rv' . , . . , . i V . W Y - . ' XI ,.'r, s L 1 1 xwrrk. A l . V - I. , , , k- . . i , , I ' cf . . - 7 V , . - . I 7 ' A ' A ' v - N u V r , ' l