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'10 RALPH BELLAMY DALE BOWINS LOUIS KAIINSK1 In the Spring of each year, the students of the Junior R011 Call rooms nominate five boys from each room who they feel represent the ideals worthy of this honor. The fifteen names of the nominees are submitted to their teachers for a general rating. The eight high- est are choseng one to carry the American flagg one to carry the School flagg four to act as attendants and two to act as alternates. At the end of the school year, as a reward for faithful service, the School bestows a gold pin bearing the combined colors upon each member of the Color Guard. It X ,ws , s ar , CHARLES KESSEL H' ,,WQ2i? E LEON ZOLNOWSKI F-1' RUDOLPH IARSO In this year of 1950, Technical High School may be assured that the men who have been chosen by her to car- ry the American flag and the flag of the School will for ever carry the name of Technical proudly, and with honor
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CIJLUH DUHHIJ ik 0 DANIEL MURPHY CHARLES ROSENBURG NE of the most firmly established traditions of Technical Hizh School is the presentation and sa- lute to the flag. Guests of the school have never failed to be impressed by this ceremony which opens each of our assembly programs. To be chosen to act as one of the nColor Guardsn is considered an honor cherished by all who qualify. To achieve this distinction, a young man must have shown qualities of dependability, leadership and fine character during his Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years.
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SEHIUH UUUHCIL SALVATORE MAIORE VICE-PRESIDENT wif, LOUIS KAMINSKI PRESIDENT DANIEL KUJAWA ROBERT JARNOT SECRETARY TREASURER 62.1 6 'fZ' ul-' 'T' RICHARD FRANKLIN SGT.-AT-ARMS HE Senior Council is the executive body of The Senior Class. It consists of the six regu- larly elected officers and two representatives from each of the three Senior Roll Call rooms. The duties of this Council are to conduct the business of the Senior Class and to provide a program that will win the approval of every Senior. This year, as in the past, the Class will hold the traditional Senior Prom at Klein- hans Music Hall. Other major projects of the year include the collection and budget of the ?f-c SYLVESTER BARBERA ASST.SGT.-AT-ARMS
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