Memories
Nice to read about my fellow alums although none are personally known to me. Where are my boys? My 50-year BTHS graduation reunion (now 15 years ago, wow!!) was almost…
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Before retirement, I worked as an architect and city planner for many major rapid transit station projects and modernizations for Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH), Los Angeles Metro Red Line, and…
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I have great memories of my four years at Tech and absolutely no regrets about choosing to attend a (then) all-boys high school. My best memories were of my classmates;…
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Mine is an American success story, but only if you read to the end. Entering BTHS in 1960, I traveled the Staten Island ferry with a small contingent of fellow…
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At Tech I was a College Prep major and went on SUNY Stony Brook (B.Sc., Biology, 1970), then to the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine (DMD, 1974). I…
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I graduated Tech in the winter class of 1955 and was class valedictorian. There were two large issues I had wanted to discuss in my valedictory address but was dissuaded…
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After Tech, I attended Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, now NYU Tandon School of Engineering. Having enjoyed physics at Tech, I entered Poly as a Physics major. Midway through, I thought…
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It’s hard to believe that I graduated from Tech over 50 years ago. I have not been back since then, but have fond memories of my time as a student.…
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I commuted to Tech from Glendale, Queens by bus and/or subway, including the Myrtle Ave. El until 1969. It was a distance of about 5.5 miles, as the crow flies,…
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I grew up in Manhattan, but chose to go to Tech because of its dedication to engineering. I graduated from Tech mid-year in a rapid advancement program; this turned out…
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