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

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Custodians Left to right, 1st row: Mary Ferioli, Birdie L. Aiken, Nellie Connors. 2nd row: James Crowley, William McGee, Vernon Bigelow, D. A. Duncan, John Atherton, Francis Sears, Gerald McCarthy, Michael Kucio, Domenick Bianchi. Lunch Staff Do you detect those delicious aromas? They are coming from our very own lunch- room. Growing boys and girls like to eat, and this is satisfied by our superb cooking staff. Directing this excellent crew of cooks is Mrs. Elin Tillan. Her able helpers are Mrs. Ida Bolduc, Mrs. Goldie Deyo, Mrs. Margaret Elder, and Mrs. Josephine Saracino. These women are all well quali- fied and serve to us the best food in the city. But along with all of this good food comes a lot of book work. ‘There is located just off of the lunchroom, an office where very com- petent women work hard to keep all of the records for the Springfield school cafeterias straight. The director of these is Mrs. Mary C. Campbell. Her assistants are Mrs. M. Elizabeth Hood and Miss Phyllis Griffin. Others working in the office are Miss Lillian O’Conner, Mrs. Lena Lessarino, Mrs. Isebella Ouimet, Mrs. Mabel Davis, and Mrs. Alice Vail. Front row, left to right, Hilda McCombe, Goldie Deyo, Mildred Who keeps our school building in such won- derful condition? ‘Those hard-working cus- todians, of course. The man who heads this group is John Atherton, the head custodian. Junior custo- dians under him are James Crowly, David Duncan, William Lavallee, Gerald McCarthy, and Michael Kucio as a substitute. The firemen are Domenick Bianchi, Carl Persson, and Joseph B. Regis, with William McGee is a substitute. One of the most important people on the staff is Vernon Bigelow, our engineer. The women on the staff are Bridie Aiken, Nellie Conners, and Mary Ferioli. Most students think little, if at all, about the tremendous task it is to keep the building properly clean, to heat it adequately in cold weather, and to meet efficiently the emergencies that take place. When we do stop to think about this, we realize what a fine job our custodial] staff does. Hannigan, Josephine Seracino. Back row, left to right, Elin Tillan, Ida Bolduc, Novella Bonasoni, Margaret Elder. 24

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WARNER The Charles F. Warner Achievement Medal is awarded each year to the Senior boy and girl who have excelled in scholarship and school citizenship. Robert Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Chase of 130 West Allen Ridge Road, is one winner this year. Bob is among the top ten percent of his class in scholarship and a three- year honor student. His outstanding contributions to Tech have been in student government and sports. He was president of his class in his freshman year, and a three-year member of the Student Council, serving as president this year. In sports, Bob has been a valuable member of the varsity football team for three years, the basketball squad for three years, and the baseball squad his fresh- man year. He is also serving this year as president of the Tech Hi-Y Club. Congratulations to Robert Chase from the whole school. 26