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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS: UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS STAFF ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS STAFF: Darryl Adams Francisco Duncan Janice Hawkins Arpedella Barnes Lisa Eberhart Robert Johnson Jocelyn Borski Justo Gomez Darcia Milner Jean Burrows Maria Gonzalez Stephanie Murchison Steven Clarke Jan-Michael Harrington John Peles Lynn Collins Paul Harris Lisa Robert Michael Dailey Derrick Hatten Marcia Vanhorn PHOTOGRAPHER: Mr. Larry Grenier, GRENIER’S: THE FAMILY OF PHOTOGRAPHERS EDITORIAL ADVISOR: Mrs. Susan B. Metzidakis BUSINESS ADVISOR: Mr. Michael J. Pieciak Page 9 Page 29 Page 57 Page 65 Page 81 Page 113

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A YEAR OF CHANGE ... THE TIGER 1983 TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 53 ELLIOT STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

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DEDICATION Mr. Thomas McDonough In February, 1983, Technical High School lost one of its most honored faculty members, Mr. Thomas McDonough, through retirement. Mr. McDonough, a drafting instructor, will be missed by his fellow staff members and the students who knew him at Tech. Mr. McDonough was born and raised in Worcester, Massachusetts. He graduated from Fitchburg State College where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education. At Springfield College he received a Masters degree in Education. Mr. McDonough also attended the University of Connecticut for a time. Mr. McDonough worked in industry and two other school systems (Worcester and East Longmea- dow) before he came to Springfield. In Springfield he taught at Buckingham and Duggan Junior High Schools before becoming a member of the Tech family in 1963. He will end his teaching career having served twenty years at Tech. He was known and always will be known as a fair and compassionate man. These qualities made him a well liked teacher among the student body. Mr. McDonough is ending his twenty-eight year career of teaching, but he always will remember them because of the many acquaintances that he met. The greatest problem that Mr. McDonough now faces is time. He plans to spend most of his time traveling and doing all of the things that one never seems to have time to do while caught up in one’s career. The Yearbook Staff, on behalf of the Tech family, would like to extend good luck, peaceful days and an easy life to Mr. McDonough. We hope that whenever spare time seems to be in abundance that he will reminisce about the years that he taught at Tech. Good Luck!!! Stephanie Murchison