Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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4 1 I I l ,. Wqg e usiird X QUEEN' X. rx- llfi--- - - 4..n c lt is the Seniors only who are acquainted with the Senior Council. Other classes have neither entered the stage nor acquired the knowledge to be able to un' derstand or participate in such advanced undertakings. Thus, the Council is most important. In a way it takes the form of a secret order. In reality it is the basis and background of the Senior Class. The Council members plan all Senior activities. It is they who, with faculty advice, are responsible for the plan and success of the Senior Constitution. It is they who made possible pleasure and happy memories of Class Day. Though they have done their utmost to make this an immortal year, it is only the Seniors who can bring about the triumph of Commencement. We sincerely wish and hope that all the Seniors have fought to the end and won. Violet Notter '28 Twenty

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'l 1 N l 4-if -f , ' o lzilri Valedictory away R. President, Faculty, Classmates and Friends: jllvf Another year of our school life is drawing to a close. We have good reasons to remember our school with gratitude. Day after day we have assembled here, and the associations which cluster round this place we X- can never forget. They will go with us through life and form an im' portant part of the experience of each of us. The events of this day and of the past school days are to be remembered and recalled with pleasure and we hope with pride, as years go on. We can not take leave of these familiar scenes and pleasant associations with- out acknowledging the debt of gratitude we owe to our school and to our teachers for their interest in us. Now we are about to begin another stage of our life's journey. With the ed- ucation we have obtained here as a tool, we have to clear our own path in this broader world which is opening up .before us. The road to success may not be smooth, it may be steep and rugged, but to those of us who have skill, knowledge and power and have mastered the hardest tasks that have been set before us, this new experience should be but a matter of patience. For all your days prepare, And meet them ever alike, When you are the anvil, bear- When you are the hammer, strike. As we, the Class of 1928, leave you, our admirable superiors, the juniors, will in turn enjoy the guidance and counsel of our beloved teachers. And now Seniors, the Class of 1928 will soon be separated and will never be united in a school room again. May prosperity and happiness attend both teachers and classmates in the days to comeq Thong Woo Leong '28 Nineteen

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122 1 figs 2 ALIOSIO, ANGELINE F. Angie Normal Preparatory Course Honor Roll '26 '27 ALLEN, FREDERIC C. Freddie Commercial Design Course Literary Society '25 '28g President '27 '28 Debate '26 '28 Delta Chi President '27 '28 Spanish Club President '27 '28 Tech Studio '28 '28 Kappa Sigma Phi '27 '28g Rec. Sec. '28 Orchestra '25 '27 Tech Club '27 '28 ALT, LESTER H. Prof. Commercial Design Course Football Squad '26 Cheerleader '26 '28 Orchestra '26 Swimming Squad '25 ARENDT, ELMER Am't General Course Manager Cross'Country Squad '27 - Track '27 '28 Honor Roll BACHMAN, GEORGE Ick Building Design and Construction Course Architectural Society '26 '28 Honor Roll '28 BLOOMQUIST, FRANK E, Blunk College Preparatory Course Swimming Team '28 CrossfCountry '26 BORSINK, BOLESLAUS , Boley Building Design and Construction Course Honor Roll ' ' Architectural Society '26 '28 BOROWICZ, LEO B. Bistany College Preparatory Course Tech Club Engineering Society Delta Chi Spanish Club Treasurer Chemistry Club Sergeant'at-Arms Techtonian Staff Techtonian Ir. Staff Circulation Manager BOTSFORD, RUSSELL A. Russ General Course Vice'President '28 Engineering Society Tech Rifle Team Tech HifY Red and White Players BOTT, WILBERT Farmer General Course Rifle Club '23 '24 Stage Hand and Assistant Electrician Christmas Play '27 Twentyone