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

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IN MEMORIUM THE TECH TIGER, on behalf of all of Tech, would like to devote this page to a memorial testimony to two of our late teachers, Rene Rheault and Neal Bradstreet. The Tech faculty and students body were stunned at the sudden death of math teacher Rene Rheault in May, 1983. Mr. Rheault was a popular teacher among the students and a full bus load of students attended his funeral. Mr. Rheault was born in Leominister, Mass, and had lived in Spring- field 30 years. He began teaching at Tech in 1969 and was also an athletic director here. He was a graduate of Fitchburg State College. He leaves a son and two daughters to whom we send our condo- lences. All of Tech mourned the death of Mr. Neal Bradstreet, drawing and woodshop teacher. He passed away on Sunday, January 15, 1984. Mr. Bradstreet was a teacher in the Springfield school system for 26 years, most of them at Technical High School. He was born in Waterville, Maine, and lived for many years in Portland, Maine. He was a 1954 graduate of the University of Rhode Island. He received his Master’s Degree from Springfield College. He also earned a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies. He was a Korean War veteran. He leaves his wife, four sons, and a daughter. We send our condo- lences to them. While at Tech, Mr. Bradstreet was an athletic coach and also advisor to the stage crew for drama productions. Articles reprinted with permission from Tech News.