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

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Left to right: Angie Lucia, Miss Hilliker, Miss Carey, Nancy Shrey, Mary Jane Wenk. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ELIZABETH HANOR CO-ASSOCIATE EDITORS Patty LEE BENNETT RONALD BABINEAU TYPISTS SHIRLEY DUFAULT CATHERINE BELLEFLEUR ANN BLANCHARD PATRICIA GODIN RICHARD CAPLETTE WILLIAM CHACLAS Rospert HoGAN AuicE G. Carey, Literary SPORTS EDITORS CarROL GIFFORD JAMES PALMER, assistant SENIOR PICTURES EDITOR Mary J. WENK OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS H. JAMES GREENE Frep BacEsKI, assistant STAFF MEMBERS GoRKEN MELIKIAN PEcGy RoBIDEAU Joyce RUSSELL Nancy SHREY BUSINESS STAFF Francis WARREN, manager EpwarpD KopyscINSKI DANIEL LITTLE ADVISERS Una D. Hituixer, Photography ANGIE LucIA SHIRLEY STREETER PAuL TARDIF Gait WHITE WILLIAM LEMIEUX WAYNE PALMER Joun Unwin NELSON BUTLER, Business Art and Cover Design: DoNnaLpD CHAMBERLAIN, under the supervision of Ipa Roy

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OVERTURE WO Tals, SYMPHONY OF TECH Here we are in the Tech “Met.” Our musicians, ably trained by the arrangers and composers, are taking their assigned seats. The orchestra tunes up, our Conductor mounts the podium, and the “Overture” begins. With each melodious strain the story of our lives at Tech un- folds before us. The spirit of eager students and the performance of our busy, understanding faculty combine all of us into one har- monious group. Even the composing of the Overture involves the story of Tech’s working together which is so much a part of its life. We are hopeful that you will share our experiences through our musical theme. The Freshmen melody is suggested by lively, rhythmic beats, increasing in tempo as our Junior year passes, until that moment arrives at which the beauty and harmony of the music reach their inspiring climax, our Senior year. This “Overture” is just the beginning of our “Symphony” which tells the story of Tech — a story which is most important because the knowledge and experience that we gain here at Tech will be reflected throughout our lives. Thus our Overture draws to a close, and the beginning notes of the Symphony drift through the dimmed Music Hall—our sym- phony—presented by Tech Tiger of 1951!

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