West Technical High School - Technician Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCHXJOOOOQOOaOOCKXJOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOO THE June Class of 1922 has been an exceptional one in many particulars. In size it represents the remarkable and continuous growth of the school. In numbers, 115 as compared with 105, the class next highest in number. Quantity, however, has not been secured at the expense of quality as evidence by the standing of the students in the class. Claude Brumbaugh, first honor pupil, received a four year average of 97.2f r, while the next 13 pupils attained an average above 90$. The average grade for the whole class was slightly more than 85%. The class has been “instant in season and out of season in all good works.” No call of the school or school authorities has ever gone unanswered. School loyalty as shown in athletics, in debates, in oratory, and in general school activities, has always been first in their minds. Time would fail us to tell of the faithfulness, the high character, the resourcefulness, and the enthusiasm of the group or of the high hopes we entertain for their future. It is far easier, simply to say—West Tech wishes Godspeed to her best ami biggest class in the many happy, useful vears which are to he yours. —J. A. PIERCE. I 00 CM 0 M 0000 K 0 H30 J M OOOOOI 00 MKH H3 3€ 00 30CJO H 0000000000000000000000 M3 M30 M3 KKK 000 K KIOOO Three

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