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

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Student Council The Student Council is one of the most important organizations in Technical High School. It organized many functions during the course of the 1983-84 school year. Toys for Tots and the Salvation Army’s canned food drive were major drives for the Student Council this year. The senior class gave a Halloween dance that turned out well, and also had a very successful Christmas dance. The Student Council is headed by President Peter Couture, Vice President James Doherty, Secretary Evelyn Serrano, Treasurer Rick Sotiropoulos, and Assistant Secretary Todd Culhane. Rick Sotiropoulos First Row: Pete Couture, Jim Doherty, Gerald Smith, Greg Dyson. Second Row: Evelyn Ser- rano, Naomi Wilkerson, Todd Culhane, Hayden Lawerence. Third Row: Lequita Brown, Michelle Smith, Michelle Miliefsky, Terry Gray. Fourth Row: Idalia Cintron, Nancy Roque, Michael Mal- donado, Richard Switzer, Danita Hardgrove, Bri- an Boulay. Fifth Row: Rick Sotiropoulos, Carol Bateman, Stephanie Myles. Sixth Row: Trina Bright, Donald Young, Tangie Jackson.

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14 PUBLISHED AND PRINTED AT TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL January 1984 Vol. 57 No. 5 SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS ry Despite a mostly new staff, TECH NEWS has been successful in excellingly reporting to the students all important news and school events. This year’s editor, senior Todd Culhane, worked with six others to get out each monthly edition. Mr. Wallace, the paper’s business advisor, the rest of the news staff, Tim Belbin, Tracy Davis, Danita Hargrove, Ken Huddleston, Tina Valentine, and Angel Valle were working on the month’s paper. The staff does all of the jobs necessary to produce a good newspaper. The students not only write the paper, but they do all the layouts, photography, artwork, and printing with a little help from print advisor Mr. DiDominico. Mrs. Heyl, the editorial advisor, printed several articles from Tech students who weren't on the news staff. Mrs. Heyl is very pleased with the staff and its hard work and effort. Congratulations News Staff from Yearbook ’84. Steve Wyman “ye Zs COROe 6268 a LSHtsd wath eesae caeaae aaeee wae onan We nes ia a LEBBC SE, had 88 ha TECH NEWS: Front: Tim Belben, Tina Valentine, Danita Hargrove, Angel Valle, Tracy Davis. Back: Mr. DiDo- menico, Print Advisor; Mrs. Heyl, Edi- torial Advisor; Mr. Wallace, Business Advisor; Todd Culhane, Editor. AB- SENT: Lynette Nason, Robbin Jones, Ken Huddleston, Travon Mayfield, Mr. Forgue, Art Advisor.

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Toys For Tots Although Technical High School was one of the co-winners in the ‘‘Toys for Tots’’ competition last year, Tech did not participate in the competition this year. However, the school still collected toys for over 6,000 needy people of the Springfield community. To enter the competition, a high s chool must put together a book about its ‘Toys for Tots’’ campaign. Tech cannot put together a book, therefore Tech did not enter the competition. Tech has won the competition two years previous of last year, when it tied with Cathedral and Westfield for first place. Rick Sotiropoulos ’ a