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

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Thespians At the time of the interview, the Drama Club had several plans. This year the Drama Club will be putting on a Talent Show. It will be in December. The club will also be putting on some plays and some musical productions, including dance interpretations. The Drama Club consists of 20 people who are working hard to make the year successful. It hopes that this year’s activities will make the school aware that the Drama Club is alive and is on the move. Mrs. Robertson is the advisor of the Drama Club. This is her first year as the Drama Club advisor at Technical High School. She replaced Miss Hallen who had to drop the advisorship because of a busy schedule. The Drama Club members and Mrs. Robertson hope more people come out and join the club. It wants people who are willing to work hard and stay with the club to the end. Remember that acting is not the only qualification for joining. There are many other different opportunities in the cub. At the time of this writing, The Drama Club was planning a Variety Show. Students who wanted to participate had to audition on February 8th. Some of the talents were: a live band, a singing duet, break dancers, a person doing a little skit, girls and guys modeling clothes, rappers, 4 fellows who were singing solos, and some girls who were dancing. Unfortunately, the show was postponed because Advisor and Assistant Advisor, Mrs. Robertson and Miss Hallen, felt that there wasn’t enough “variety.”’ Some of the people who auditioned were John Wages, Eric Collins, Greg Dyson, Roger Coombes, Jerome Hill, June Johnson, Melonie Brown, James Thomas, Kareem Shariff, Michael Bruce, and Corinthian Dennard. Corinthian Dennard Row One: Karen Williams, Theresa Harris, Angel Valle, Corinthian Dennard, Mrs. Robertson, Advisor. Row Two: Yvette Dil- lon, Walleska Quinonez, Cassandra Ster- ling. Row Three: Miriam Monet, Eleanor Burris, Theresa Hardrick.

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10 Junior National Honor Society Seated: Scott Thompson, Nancy Roque, Wanda Roque. Standing: Kevin Carpenter, Carlos Ramos, Alfred Colonna, Michael Maldonado, Brian Boulay. Absent: Stephen Wyman This year Mr. Hough, our electronics teacher, has renamed the Electrocean Club. It now is known as the Robot Club, to honor the new robot, built by the Class of 1983. The robot has a movable arm and even can talk! The Class of 1984 has the job of learning to program and operate the robot. Mr. Hough has changed the name of his club due to lack of enthusiasm in the field of Oceanography, which he taught. As we know, last year the Whale Watch was cancelled. The membership of the Electrocean Club, last year, was a strong forty. This year, the Robot Club has a slightly low- er membership of twenty-five, who meet every Thursday afternoon in room 328. At these meetings, the club discusses various aspects of electron- ics. Scott Thompson Seated: Classical Students. Standing: Jorge Merced, Mark Spruell, Donald Young, Craig Mannix, Jim Haberern, Stephen Wyman, Scott Dyer, Mr. Hough.

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Yearbook This year’s yearbook staff tried very hard to get ads and raise money for the 1984 edition. The class consisted of 13 people, all who feel that this book is one of the best books Tech Yearbook has ever produced. As the reader can see, there is a color senior section. The advisors, Mrs. Metzidakis and Mr. Pieciak, hope to continue producing a color senior section while Tech is still in existence. The last color senior section was in the 1979 yearbook. Hope you like the book! YEARBOOK STAFF SENIOR MEMBERS: Corinthian Dennard, Lynn Collins, John Wages, Rick Sotiropoulos, Alessandra Mor- iarty, Francisco Duncan and Gerald Smith. YEARBOOK STAFF JUNIOR MEMBERS: Theresa Barker, Scott Thompson, Stephen Wyman, Sigfredo Chiclana, Richard Switzer and Idalia Cintron.