All the TSA members at the 2002 regional competition.
The regional winners of the 2002 competition. Eric Gallimore, the first one on the left, would go on to win first place in the national competition.
Photographs courtesy of Mrs. Stacy Hallman.
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On March 27, 2003, all 53 members of last year's chapter competed at the Regional TSA Conference, hosted by The College of New Jersey. Students competed in events that incorporated technology into the areas of film, photography, construction, computer troubleshooting, medicine, electronics, computer aided design, and web design. Nearly half of the chapter's members won an award for their respective competitions.
One group works on last minute preparations for their Rube Goldberg device (2003).
The same group, during the actual competition.
An exuberant team celebrating the successful operation of its remote-controlled car
All the regional competition winners of 2003 representing High Tech.
The following students won first place in their competitions: - Jesse Goddall and Ikhee Yu (Construction Systems)
- Philip Graff, Chris Harris, Kenny Liu, and Katherine Wu (Cyberspace Pursuit)
- Erin Fischell and Kathy Wakeham (Medical Technology)
- Adrienne Felt (Prepared Presentation)
The following students placed second in their competitions: - Rob Decotiis and John Penning (Computer Construction and Troubleshooting)
- Katie Kavett (Desktop Publishing)
- Eric Gallimore (Electronic Research and Experimentation)
- Emily Israel (Imaging Technology)
- Philip Lee (Transportation Modeling)
The following students placed third in their competitions: - Michael Finley (Computer Aided Design 2D)
- Ryan Curry and Alex Rospos (Radio Control Transportation)
- Joseph Curatolo (Technical Sketching and Application)
- Alexander Duff and Michael Soltys (Technology Challenge)
In late June 2003, six students went on to compete at the 25th Annual National TSA Conference in Orlando, Florida. They brought back a first place trophy for Construction Systems, a second place trophy for Medical Technology, and Finalist for Cyberspace Pursuit.
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The High Technology High School TSA would like to congratulate everyone who competed.