Phoenix Technical High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1950 volume:

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V Q S 4 K 'El Y T 2 1 f J, - A f' 1 4 1 MR. J. J, KAYETAN, Di DEDICATION To Mr. Kayetan and Tech's first four year graduates we dedicate this book. Our thanks go to Mr. Kayetan for his sincere, tireless effort in establishing and directing this school of technical learning which meets the standards of this modern machine and industrial age. I 4 9 f f it tif X i SENIORS WHO HAVE ATTENDED TECH FOUR YEARS Row l, left to right: Armer, Brodie, Berg, Fanfarillo, Flanders, Bonine, Friend, Gorman, Bryce, Gibbs. Row 2: Howard, Briggs, Brown, Burrell, Estrella, Clemens, Carson, Gleeson, Fields, l-lokama. Row 3: Fellars, Bradford, Calderon, Brown, Bloomquist, Davis, Fisher, Gilbert, Colbert. 'f il Row l, left to right: Shepard, Simonds, Lazok, Thude, Kerns, Prince, Winsor, Mays, Sierras King, Yglesias. Row 2: Oleson, Myers, Lopez, Olea, Leavengood, Wood, Vogt, Olson, Mason er, Slaughter. Row 3: Nye, Nabors, Murrietta, Nye, Wacker, Moore, McCollum, MacCallum FORWARD 1950 is the beginning of a new era in history. This is known as the Atomic Age which has brought many new problems to be solved. It is through the foresight and planning of our school system that the younger generation is going to be trained, so they will be able to meet with the requirements wrought upon them by the discovery of the power locked in Atomic energy. With the further use and development of Atomic energy we can expand both in our industrial out put and maintain a higher standard of living beyond man's greatest dreams and wishes with the aid ot our scientists of today and tomorrow. lt has become possible now for one man to control enough power to destroy the world. Our schools should try to train our children to realize that one man could rule them, and make them realize they must take an active part in the government, accept the responsibilities, and take an in- terest in all world events and scientific discoveries in order to have a government by the people. I Il M 5 M 0 R I ll M Heaven gives its favorites early death l ROBERT YUENGST Gene's philosophy seemed to be lf you can't say some- thing nice about a person, don't say anything. He was not only a conscientious student but a dependable worker. He was employed at the Indian School Drive-In Theatre, and was largely self-supporting. His main in- terest was in livestock. To know Gene was to like him. Lord Bryon Bob Yuengst was well known through the classroom asso- ciation, through school participation, and through his hobby of midget racing cars and motor scooters. Bob was a good businessman as well as an able student, being a partner in the Precision Automotive Garage on South Central Avenue. His pleasing manner endeared him to everyone. GENE HAUETER GILBERT HATLEY Gilbert attended Phoenix Union before he transferred to Phoenix Technical School. l Although he was not enrolled in Tech very long, those in Radio Shop will remember his pleasing personality. We regret that we were unable to obtain a picture of Gil- bert for the annual. QEQCQGDGQUGSTCQQDTGGDQD gqwiw og LMT MPM? Qmimgf www. , 1 M-2 . 'E' M, u in ffff V flfiffff' fi X M' ' ' - '17 'I 'N' mf! 5 j f '-5 Qj i ffQE m 5 , . d If 4 Ku Qi H X M 'W X x E f CWQEW BOARD OF EDUCATION Members are, Standing: John Herrscher, William J. McDonald, Seated: Mrs. F, A, Bons Clerk, Dr. Norman A. Ross, Dr. Trevor G. Browne, President, Dr. E. W. Montgomery Superintendent. At the head of all the schools of the Phoenix Union High Schools and Phoenix Col- lege System stand the members ofthe Board of Education - recognized by the citizens of the community as worthy to guide a great school system like ours to even greater achieve- ment. Through their combined efforts, advancement for all schools in the system is made possible - Phoenix Technical School, Phoenix Union High School, West Phoenix High School, North Phoenix High School, Carver High School and Phoenix College. SUPERINTENDENT OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOLS AND PRESIDENT OF PHOENIX COLLEGE DR. E. W. MONTGOMERY Dr. E. W. Montgomery, Superintendent of the Phoenix Union High Schools and President of Phoenix College, is an able and competent leader. Through his farsighted planning and wise leadership, the schools in the system have attained their enviable positions among the leading schools in the United States. MR. KAYETAN 8. STAFF J. J. KAYETAN Director of Phoenix Technical School JOHN D. KENDALL ROBERT D. BLACKMAN General Coordinator R6giSff8f M. R. EPPERT JOSEPH P. KUSHIBAB Trade and Industrial Coordinator Distributive Education Coordinator DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN LOUIS E. BURNETT R. E. MCCULLAR JACK R. ANDERSON Related Subiecfs Health and Physical Education Shgps ELMER F. FELTON LT. SHELBY SCOTT Agriculture Reserve Officer Training Corps STUDENT COUNSELORS JINNETT KIRK HERBERT ZEITLIN MURIEL GURR OFFICE PERSONNEL WAUNITA BALDNER JOAN O'ROURKE CLYDE SHUART C0-Qrdinafofg Office Accounfant's Office School Accountant M Wx' if f 1 Y xii 5,1 W lf?-: , 524, T i! 'W -Q if fl , I ' ' 'N 1 l EDNA comms NovA RENAUD JOHN SIMMERSQ' Registrar's Office Co-Ordinator's Office WHYBVWOUSB ,AL Q ZOLA DRUMMOND LEONA ROSE VIVIAN SWITZLER Direcfor's Office CounseIor's Office Director's Office ANGELITA mvsm. MARY SELBY HARRIETT YOUNG Regisfrar's Office Accountant's Office Re9i5ffaY'S Office ,FAC u uv GOVE L. ALLEN B. M. BOAN SIMON N. CHILLEEN Carpentry Welding Aircraft Maintenance II: I MERWIN I. ANDERSON DOROTHY S. BOATMAN VAN D. CLARK Mechanical Drawing English English Q ,W A I' HENRY H. BAKER LEO C. BOWERS HOBERT L. COFFER Auto Mechanics Carpentry Science . ,-.-cw-. .,. V. . - .zu t. :fx f , , i .iw , K ,, ,, . -.4 . i is Y. ' ' GEORGE C. BERGER LAURA M. BUCKENMEYER IVA CURLEE Civics English, Mathematics CI0fI i Q and DCSIQH FAC U LTY ANDREW F. DAVIS DEE M. EMME GLADYS M. FUEHR Refrigeration English Practical Nursing 5? A Q 'rj . WILLIAM P. DAVIS CHARLES J. FARRELL GORDON S. FURNISH Health and P. E. American History Aircraft Engines Q 15 HOMER D. DUKES LEWIS Q. FAWCETT GLENN A. GENTRY Sheet Metal Science Agriculture - is , 'I . if. V WILLIAM H. DUNLAP Sgt. Ist Class PAUL FINK RUSSELL E. GODDARD R,Q.T,C, Health and P. E. On Farm Training FAC U LTY FRANK M. GRAY H. W. HENRY PAT LEBS Radio Electricity Band and Mixed Chorus 's R. W. HACKLEMAN DALE B. JAMES CORNELIA LEDYARD Architectural Drawing Auto Mechanics English F . f N ' JESSIE C. HALL JOHN E. KRONENBITTER Clothing and Design Refrigeration Operation and Maintenance of Trucks, Busses, Tractors ELIZABETH H. HENNON BONNIE KUHN WOODROW F. LeSUEUR Commercial Librarian Commercial FAC U LTY SAMUEL C. LIBERANTE Auto Mechanics JEAN SCOTT Commercial RUTH SEDlK School Nurse, Practical Nursing JEANNE MCCAULEY Girls P. E., English Mfsge. EDWARD F. MADAMBA R.O.T.C. GEORGE N. STANLEY Mathematics T. W. STITES JOSEPH F. PAXTON Mathematics Auto Mechanics Radio RUSSELL TALBOTT Ind. Related Subiects JAMES L. THOMAS Auto Mechanics LESLIE C. VAN Industrial Electricity T +I VOIGTS FACULTY W f A 1 1 - 1 51 -' gg . 3-3 i. HENRY G. WALTERS RICHARD J WILLENBERG MARJORY L. WILSON Allied Crafts V r Commercial Art Aulo Body and Fender Recondl- tioning and Upholstering HARRY E- WEST we w, WRIGHT Machine Shop Auto Body and Fender Recondi tioning and Upholstering C F MAINTENANCE STAFF Back Row: Johnson, Moody, Henley PYf'1I1f DOKAI' 'ql'fXfilICl'1il'D HQYHCDYI I ICIWDY MBU STUDENT COUNCIL -H ff, Herb Owens, Student Council President, Roger Sforr, Vice-President, Mr. Kayetan, Victor Dad, Nell Rolsfon, Audrey Prince, Glen Towels, Jim Thompson, Marylou Fries, Secretary, Jo Ann Treasurer, Standing: Louis Cordova, Ted Clarke, Vice-President, Edmund Bryce, and Donald Fisher, Tizip TO YUMA . , On the School Farm SQQUQQDQS CJUQDQS gm, 5Q,gg,ro'B'07-g,i1PJLQ-SyVYY'tEJYlJ'Uy1J 'e,. , . - f K' 3' P 135, I I 1 I K B 1 J 9 Q-4, , f 1 I 4 x ,f I ' x X xx w sf- f If Y e iv! :I x it ,0 3 f --Z, -I gl I , E i U 6 : , .fp F' 6 f , , , , if . Q , a X Z 2 A I ' 1 f 4 5 nf 7 2 411 4 Q0 f 'n , W Z '7ff'f'l X .5 X 2 V 2 X ' X L ' K 7 21 X ' . ' . y A 1 1 , f '24 4 W A f -a 0 ? . W 1 f f l Zr Ki , , N x . .. , , A 5 .-n ACTIVITIES JAMES ALANDAR TOM ALEXANDER Architectural Drawing Boys' Alliance Sec,-Treas. l95O Assembly Plays '49-'50 Lettermen's Club '49-'50 Football Captain '49-'50 Boy's State '49 Technician Staff '50 Hi-Y Club '50 Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance '50 Technician Staff '50 Hi-Y Club '50 BLAINE ARCHER DAN ARMER Auto Mechanics Sheet Metal Shop Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays '49 R.O.T.C. '47-48-49-50 WAYNE BERG RAYMOND BERRA Sheet Metal General Industrial Boys' Alliance '49-50 Boys' Alliance '50 R.O.T.C. '46-47 R.O.T.C. '48-49 I I WILLIAM ANDERSON MARGUERITE ARAIZA Commercial Art Clothing 8. Design Boys' Alliance '50 GirI's League Assembly Plays '50 R.O.T.C. '50 Rifle Club '50 Art Club '50 Technician Staff '50 ALEX F. ARVIZU DAVID BAXTER Electricity Architectural Drawing Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance Senior Representative Assembly Plays '50 JACK BIGGS RALPH BLOOMQUIST Machine Shop Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '49-50 Radio Club '50 R.O.T.C. '47-50 DONALD BONINE Radio Shop Boys' Alliance '50 R.O.T.C. '47-50 R,O.T.C. Club '50 Radio Club '48 JOHN R. BROWN ACTIVITIES JOE BRADFORD Radio Shop Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays '48-49 R.O.T.C, '46-47 Basket Ball Varsity '49-50 Radio Club President'48-50 Hornet Nest Reporter '49 WILLIS BROWN Aircraft Engines Mechanics Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance '50 Assistant Editor, Technician Staff '49 Hi-Y Club Treas, '50 Boys' State Representative '49 Rotary Club Representative '50 Technician Editor '50 Boys' Alliance '50 ms, JACK BRIGGS Refrigeration Boys' Alliance '49-50 WL -' 1 1 9 5 V, ' . j fx, S-A g my - . ff I im it Q , N 1 M.. I v- ' BILL BRODIE Refrigeration Boys' Alliance '50 Student Council '48-49 2 I JAMES cARsoN Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance I-li-Y Club '50 L . THEO BURRELL EFREN CALDERON CLOVES CAMPBELL Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics General Industrial Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance Boys' Alliance '50 Projectionist '50 Track '48-50 Football '48-50 Letterman's Club '48-50 All State End BALLARD BULLION Radio Shop Boys' Alliance V, Pres. Senior Class Assembly Plays Director '49 Pres. of R.O.T.C. Pres. Rifle Club '46-50 Rifle Team '46-50 Boys' State Representative '50 EDMOND Radio Shop Boys' Alliance '49-50 Class Officer Sophomore Treas. Senior President Student Council '49-50 Assembly Plays Boys' Alliance lst Assembly Band '48-SO Hi-Y Club '50 Arizona Boys' State ACTIVITIES v 1 HARMON CLARIDGE JOSEPH CLEMENS WILLIAM CLUNIE LARRY COOR Agriculture Auto Mechanics Electric Shop General Industrial Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance Boys' Alliance '50 F.F.A. '50 Assembly Plays R.O.T.C. '47 6? JACK CORNELL VICTOR DAD STANLEY DAVIS DORCAS DURBIN Carpentry Vocational Agriculture Auto Mechanics Clothing 8. Design '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance Girls' League '47-50 Assembly Plays '50 F.F.A. '47-50 Assembly Plays '49-50 Phoenix Tech Bowling Club '50 fl I ,ff 1 l ' - DONALD EATHERTON RICHARD ELLIS MICHAEL FANFARILLO Radio Shop Mechanical Drawing Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Boys' Alliance V. Pres. '50 Boys' Alliance '50 R,O.T.C. '48-50 Hi-Y Club '50 Assembly Plays '50 Baseball '50 Track '49 Band '47 Football Manager '50 R.O.T.C. '47 Letterman's Club '50 Pres. of Athletics '50 J . WILLIAM FELLARS Refrigeration Shop Boys' Alliance '50 Sophomore Pres, R.O.T.C. '47-50 ACTIVITIES LARRY FIELDS Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. DONALD FISHER CHRIS FLANDERS Electricity Shop Boys' Alliance Pres. 'SO Student Council '50 Projectionist '49'50 Football '50 Track '50 Letterman Club '50 Hi-Y Club '50 Commercial Art Boys' Alliance Junior Class V. Pres. '49 Band '48-50 Technician Staff '48'5O Art Club '48-50 WES FREDERICKSON BILL FRIEND MARYLOU FRIES General High School Radio Boy's Alliance HENRY GIBBS Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance V, Pres. Student Council '49 R.O,T.C. '47-50 Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays '48-49 Band '47-50 Radio Club '47-49 ISI! ' 'ia nw I N M :,.,XX, 'i.. 4 'gliffiililyl AT li.. ..'. 1 Ilfif'+-ffifffse JOHN GILBERT Carpentry Boys' Alliance '50 R.O.T.C. '47 ' s if V General High School Girls' League Representative 48-49, Secretary of League '49-50 Sec. Student Council '49-50 Assembly Plays '48-49 Technician Staff '50 L. D. GLEESON Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. '46-'50 Rifle Club '46-47 MARVIN FRANKLIN General Industrial Boys' Alliance '50 ROBERT GEORGE Body and Fender Boys' Alliance '50 Football '50 DOUGLAS GORMAN General Industrial Boys' Alliance '50 Assembly Pla s '49 Y Band '46-50 Art Club '47-48 RICHARD GRANDY Refrigeration Boys' Alliance ii . Xl DONALD JACKSON Architectural Drafting Boys' Alliance '49-50 Assembly Plays '50 Band '48-50 R.O,T.C. '46 ROBERT KING Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance '50 Rifle Club '47 Baseball '48-50 ACTIVITIES BOB HALL JIM HILL T L is Refrigeration General Industrial Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '49-50 Q'- DELL KEITH IVAN KELLEY Vocational Agriculture Boys' Alliance '50 Track '49-50 F.F.A. Reporter '48-50 are ww , Aw N A , , 'L ' mf , I V i vm Q' AV DON KRONENBITTER Architectural Drawing Boys' Alliance '50 Technician Staff '50 Camera Club '50 Sec. Hi-Y Club '50 Radio Shop Boys' Alliance '50 Assembly Plays '49 Proiectionist '50 ALBERT LAZOK Commercial Art Boys' Alliance Junior Class Treas. Assembly Plays R.O.T.C. '47-50 Rifle Club '50 Art Club, Pres. '48-50 Technician Staff '48-50 R.O.T,C. '46-50 DONALD KERNS Refrigeration Boys' Alliance Hornet's Nest Staff '48 JIM LEAVENGOOD General Industrial Boys' Alliance '49-50 Assembly Plays '49-50 Band '49-50 R.O.T.C. '45-48 Hi-Y Club '50 Radio Club '48-50 ACTIVITIES GRAYSON LESNETI' ROBERT LIFSEY Machine Shop Carpentry R.O T.C '49-5 Boys' Alliance '50 . . O Boys Alliance '50 Treasurer of Senior Class '50 Assembly Plays '50 Football '50 Letterman's Club '50 Hi-Y Club '50 Phoenix Tech Bowling Club '50 We JAMES MCCOLLUM ROBERT MacCALLUM Auto Mechanics General Industrial Boys' Alliance Boys' Alliance Radio Club '47-48 'Gigs -f FINIS MILLS JOHN MOONEY General Industrial General Industrial Boys' Alliance '50 BOYS' Alliance '50 ALEX LOPEZ Carpentry Boys' Alliance '50 ARDYTHE LUCAS fl Y Retail Selling Girls' League '48-49-50 'Secretary of Junior and Senior Class '4 9-50 Assembly Plays '49-50 R.O.T.C. '48 Basketball-Volley Ball G.A.A. Vice President Assistant Editor of School Paper '48-49 Technician Staff '49 '4 E. ' I I get aff JERRY MARROCOLA TOMMY MAYS General Industrial Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Band '49-50 Assembly Plays '48 Hi-Y Club '50 Band '46-50 R.O.T.C. '48-50 JOE MOORE OSCAR MURRIETTA Carpentry Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 R.O.T.C, '47 R.O.T.C. '49-50 Hi-Y Club '50 ACTIVITIES Q PAUL MYERS JAMES NABORS CHARLES NICHOLS LEON NYE Aircraft Engines Commercial Aff Band Shop Refrigeration Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 ' . 'la' , .y, Music Club '47 Band '47 Hi-Y Club '50 Football Mgr. '49 Baseball '50 ra- V1 IK- S as RICHARD NYE DOMINGO OLEA RONALD E. OLSON Refrigeration Carpentry General Industrial BOYS' Alli8f'1Ce '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 rf ,. . 'AN 1-fy AA l l 5 E I FLOYD PARKER Industrial Electricity Boys' Alliance '50 Assembly Plays '48 Hi-Y Club '50 Radio Club '48 BENNY M. PEREZ PATRICIA PERRYMAN General Industrial Stenography Boys' Alliance Girls' League '49-50 Assembly Plays '49 Basketball Volleyball G.A.A. HERB OWENS Vocational Agriculture Boys' Alliance '50 Student Council Pres. '50 Boy's State Representative '49 F.F.A. '47-48-49-50 JIM PHILLIPS Vocational Agriculture Boys' Alliance '50 Football '50 Letterr'nan's Club '50 ACTIVITIES MARION URICH Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. '49-50 JAMES RUSSELL Vocational Agriculture Boys' Alliance '50 F.F,A. '49-50 CECIL SLAUGHTER Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance '50 Football '47 Letterman's Club '47-50 l 'Ft RACHEL REYNA DALE RINKENBERGER WILLIAM ROST General Industrial Aircraft Engines Auto Mechanics Girls' League '48-50 Boys' Alliance Hi-Y Club '50 Assembly Plays '50 Boys' Alliance '50 GA.A. '49-50 JAMES SCHERF DORALD SHEPARD BILL SIMONDS Body and Fender Carpentry Refrigeration Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance Football '50 R.O.T.C. '46-50 Rifle Club '46-50 R.O,T.C. '46-50 Rifle Club '46-50 Letterman's Club '47-50 l if if J L ' AUDREY PRINCE Commercial Art GUY D. SULGROVE FLOYD SWANN girls' 5239119 gras. fig Body'and Fender Shop Architectural Drafting St agzm 6gSLcife5elC ,48-50 Boys Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance U ' Assembly Plays '47-50 R.O.T.C. Club '47-48 Chairman of Music Club '47 Rifle Club '47 Art Club '47 Technical Staff '49-50 f'l-.,....-I--.A... 'AO Eh xii SENIORS wwf. A 4 ,il Q' A .- gm 1 ,. ,LS 1-'H ij ' fr 'I ,gf ' ..zj' 2 3 gf . Q , pakhi fi ,, ' :Q 'f ' Q hi BILL VOGT ROBERT WADE JO ANN WINSOR DICK WOOD Radio Boys' Alliance '50 Assembly Plays '49 R.O.T.C. '47 Music Club '49 Radio Club '48-49 Radio Clothing 8. Design Boys' Alliance '50 Pres. Girls' League '47 Student Council '50 Assembly Plays '48 R.O.T.C. '47-48 Girls Rifle Club '47 G.A.A. '49-50 Welding Boys' Alliance '50 Pres. Hi-Y '50 Projectionist '50 Baseball '47 TONY YGLESIAS TED ZAWISLAK WILLIAM ZELLER Auto Mechanics General Industrial General Industrial Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 Boys' Alliance '50 F.F.A, '49-50 JOHN M. ADAMS ERNEST ASIMAKOPOULOS ROBERT BAILEY HERBERT BELCHER CURTIS CLUBB HAROLD COLBERT RICHARD CORONADO EDWARD ESTRELLA STANLEY GEORGE CAMERA SHY SENIORS MONTY HOUGH ROBERT HUEY JACK E, JACOBS PETE KIRK GILBERT LONDON RAY MASONER DOUGLAS OLESON THEODORE O'NEIL EUGENE OTTER BRANT REIF RICHARD J. GOETTL WILLIAM GRAVES RICHARD I-IALL L. R. HILLIS GEORGE HOKAMA PHILLIP SIERRAS ROBERT THUDE ARTHUR TURLEY RICHARD WACKER THOMAS WALKER WALKER, THOMAS General Industrial OLESON, DOUG Refrigeration R.O.T.C. '46-50 I 4 Do RXCHARD W Be NALD BON! Quigfesr NE ao, ACKER St Dressed Bov MARYLOU FRIES Prettiest Girl Quietest Girl ,M ,-1,1 f is.- Q JACK JACOBS Most Courreous Senior AUDREY PRINCE Girl Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Girl .. 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XR SAWDY, BETHEL SIMS, BOB 3 'N SOTELO, RACHEL SOTO, JESUS ,X CLARENCE SANDOVAL GEORGE SATRAN BEN 'R 1 P .1 Ru 7-If iii. . 3. K A 'ff STORR, SZORADI, BOB ,suv gy 'Ah W? ,EQ JfB Q 2, A .,,,i, ZV: I ITN X SIRRINE, RICHARD STEWART, DONEL TABOR, BETTY 1. I 1 sMm-4, THOMAS GINGER THUDE, HARRY I JUNIORISI I TRAMMELL, ELNORA WALLIN, BETTY X BERNIE CHARLES ALLEN KENNETH ASHBY DONALD ADAMS WALLACE BRADY RONALD BRUNK BILL BLIRKHART LARRY CALDWELL DANIEL CARAPELLESE CLINTON CASTO JIMMY CRDPPER WADE CRLIMM DON DAVIDSON CLEvEI-AND DANSBY RAY DOWNEN RAY GARCIA RICHARD GILLIS RICHARD GULICI4 HANNAH GRAY 11245 A E- 5 . L '5' 'H' , T-if EQ. 33? fiwu- I Mffl In AR- Q IX WACKER, RICHARD af CAROL WOOD, GERALDINE CAMERA SHY RICHARD GRITTMAN WILLIAM HESSON LEO HOKAMA CLARK HUNT JERRY JENNINGS MARILYN KUYKENDALL ADOLPHUS LEE JOSEPHINE LEE BOB MCCARTNEY JOE MARKL FRANK MARTIN CHARLES MAXWELL OLEN MAXWELL JOHN MILLER ERNEST MONTENEGRO MONROE YOUNG MARGARITO ONTIVEROS CARMELO RAMIREZ ' E754-EES .W , 7 . 'Thur' ,I Q 54, 'R f BEVERLY REECE HOWARD ROBINSON MIKE ROBLES JOE RYAN CHARLES SANCHEZ FRANK SESMA CHARLES SHAFFER DAN SIMKINS CLIFTON SMITH HENRY TOWNS JACK TYREE FRANK UBLASI THOMAS WALDRESS ROBERT WHITTLE GERALDINE WOOD ANDREW YABO CHUCK YOUNG Junior class officers. Left to right - Wesley DeBusk, Vice Pres., Onita Brown, Treas. sponsors, M. Wilson, G. Furnish, W, Davis, Rep. Nell Rolston, Carol Warner, Secretary A 2 s A ., 3 I A 4 7 Here's to you, Boy! ff Kv00x4 e pretty S -5 so oy wax eeeee -M ae f-.- 4 4 i. ., g E . ' ,MJ - , i 130' x - f 1 ', -1-.rp , Q 'ling iw i 1 ' ' .Q , . 1 Y ,Q Q N i,, ,..,, 5, V ' Y ,r T? f' Sirven Watch the i ' - i Attention! pretty, birdie. Look Out! i , f SCDQQWQQEQS 7 x W2 A X 'Z vi Aa. .L .-A , 2 5 -5 ,f U ff X l XXXZI s Z W1 , Q 4 ' , f' X! A f 1 f ,f I Vffy OZ! 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Row 3: Negrete, Vasquez, Dube, Davis, Reinholz, Daehn, Francis, Spain, Soto, T, Soto, f WM rf ,,,,,,M,,,t-5' , s..-ei. Qi5,.,LeQh,,,,.,1 In . ., ,, i , 1 ., . g - . , 4,1 - , . - ' . ' ' , -..f.' . ,,,, Row l: Shaffer, Willey, Winters, Weller, Hernandez, Burton, Eddlemon, Ortiz, Rogers Webster. Row 2: Dean, Martinez, Velasquez, Turley, Mercado, Durizzi, Morrell, Strait Thomas, Gonzales. Row 3: Hunsinger, Sinanovich,Viscogliosi,Ohlinger, Daley, Luckie Eaton, Leedham, Young, Phelps. , fswwi ?l 'f Row l: Lopez, Villaverde, Padilla, Yanez, Haynie, Watson, Luna, Gamel, Pew, Wood Row 2: Kulina, Friedman, Nunez, Osbun, Lopez, Kile, Howard, Bolt, Shard, Blanton, Row 3: Renteria, Combs, Brown, Herndon, Kelsey, Leyva, Pinkerton, Perryman, Max- well, Morris. 0,4 . ,wt L.. M, sf K .. W5 , g N .113 . WL, .3 -4T i :, 559 fe , A ' ' , x vw he Q fn ,pa-ui? ,?,!Q, ln 333- in xlvliwl s ' Row l: Burris, Gutierrez, Toth, Howard, Brown, Pike, Meegan, Jacques, Duke, Charley Row 21 Ingersoll, Walsh, Wagner, Bigelow, Foreman, Robinson, Dodd, Walters, Hicks Brassfield. Row 3: Martin, Stark, Oliver, Kolecany, Tallabas, Roney, McDonald, Green, Sneed McClure. X X' Row l: Payette, Fernandez, Hernandez, Drake, Pilon, Jones, Daggett, Watkins, Crouch, Robinson. Row 2: Johnson, Fernandez, Apodaca, Hargrove,White, Holt, Othon, Cleveland, Steph- enson, Monroe, Karas, Jones. Row 3: Victor, James, Smith, Pennington, Gaylor, Deuel, Edmund, Haddox, Ruddell, Hook rg ' . 3.11, iff?-f2F '-i+xwEf-Q Row li Personey, Tackitt, Meegan, Wilson, Crouch, Weir, Berarducci, Guerra, Nunez Randall, Biesemeyer, Adams, Row 2: Bingaman, Churchill, Watson, Lipe, Williams, Peterson, Ryan, Taylor, Daggett Kelsey. 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Row 2: Moleterno, Galo, Patterson, Morris, Neal, Tully, Allen, Trujillo, Corbray, Yee. Row 3: Kalmes, Solano, Hennicker, Watson, Blinn, Hall, Tuttle, Harris, Marshall, Correa, Choice. ,,.. r-1. r Row l: Severson, Perryman, Garrett, McTigrit, Fountain, Brown, Brown, Lechuga, Cal- houn, Shepherd. Row 2: Fierros, Towns, Walter, Brown, Smith, Rolston, Mangus, Stev- ens, Muyleart, McCurdy. Row 3: Metzner, Coronado, Rael, Estrada, Ochoa, Castellanos, Wiesbrock, Humphrey, Jordan, Golden. pls 'ks 1 L95 Q M 'iff aff . Row l: Dean, Crosser, Givins, Gilliland, Cordova, Pimental, Carson, Dahl, Mullins Kirk. Row 2: Reber, Burris, Guerrero, Brehm, Lovin, Higgins, Bangle, Thornton, West- ern, Bryson. Row 3: Morris, Dalton, Lancaster, Juarez, Banks, Sampson, Boyer, Crosser Kinney, Clegg. Row l: Santa Cruz, Bigelow, Gonzales, Lopez, Bloomquist, Frausto, Crisp, Barcelo, Santa Cruz, Marin, Zavala. Row 2: Lewis, Brent, Stone, Torrez, Alvarez, Truiillo, Qui- huiz, Winrow, Crain, Roma. Row 3: Valenzuela, Zamora, Jimenez, Romero, Montana Jones, Jones, Anderson, Gilbert, Corella, Jones. I r l l I It P if'-HB'--55-i Row l: Templeton, Cooksey, Braggs, Jones, Freeman, Braggs, Curry, Steele, Guest, Col ton. Row 2: White, Webb, Escalante, Ramirez, Lake, White, Hopper, McBride, Ryan Habighorst, Row 3: Argusta, Mosley, Lopez, Worthington, Ortiz, Fields, Rodgers, Lewis Smith, Bradley. -1... ik. Row l: Welton, Tiffany, Perkins, Keeney, Dickson, Matyja, Breon, Bruce, Rivera, Mal- donado. Row 2: Leeper, Harville, Shelton, Pyle, Checuras, Horton, Myers, Blake, Arm- strong, Gomez. Row 3: Siglin, Malloy, Pyle, Colton, Ortiz, Russell, Hutton, Hicks, Cor- bray, Mathews. W f5 'A2iA.' -- Row l: Weiler, Long, Baugus, Schipper, Corder, Garcia, Lyon, McGill, Higgins,Brooks Row 2: Edwards, Softley, Norman, Jones, Dees, Bryson, Champion, Kontos, Wilson Chilton. Row 3: Drane, Sova, Colter, Marsh, Ash, Holman, Alexander, Beltramirielli Kerr, Biggs. Row li Smith, Wilson, Johnson, Van Winkle, Bernal, Glass, Villa, Torres, Martinez, Shryocla. Row 2: Avina, Lindsey, Brandon, Kremer, Fulton, Watts, Encisco, Higgins, Mitchell, Spitz. Row 3: Aitken, Brannock, Tease, Towns, Jones, Callahan, Pounds, Fel- lars, Mitchell, Staggers. S' is, ' 'f iy1.,g1g,f Row li Taylor, Echeveste, Duarte, Dumas, McEIhaney, Hair, Thude, Miller, Patton Smith. Row 2: Hendrickson, Ptizenmaier, Cooper, Smith, Miller, McGlennon, Hasse, Daniels, Gray, Pounds. Row 2: Reynolds, Billings, Rollins, Knutson, Gunter, Canchola Gamboa, Henry, Harmon, Sprowel. I I Row lt Steiger, Snyder, Kelley, Yates, McDaniel, Marble, Palomaki, Richie, Wright, Martin. Row 2: Culver, Jones, Almgren, Lang, Mendoza, Martinez,WoodaIl, Schwartz, Kissling, O'Dalrymple. Row 3: Wucinich, Perry, Coons, Coons, Hernandez, Deskins, Bowen, Arrington, Clark, Perry. 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Second row: Gentry, Chilton, Reynolds, Mitchell Sampson, Beltriminelli, Kerr, Lovin, Felton. Back row: Weathersby, Fellars, Pounds, Graves, Hodges, Walker, Higgins, Guerrero. SHOP BEEF AGRlCULTURl:- JUDGHVG XAIINDIIILII' Ani -ri H- .-. A. . AIRCRAFT ENGINES ,. I L...- -x... Row li Left to right, Smith, McElhaney, Gomez, Clarke, Hagen, Rennels, Johnson, Saltsman, Mr. Furnish. Row 2: Meyers, Crumm, Woodward, Diaz, Maha, Fields, Szoradi, Coronado, Johnson. Row 3: Miller, Jordon, Watson, Kirkland, Perkins, Brown, Maki, Alander, Fernandez. Row 42 Wilson, Jones, Burman, Gonzales, Gault. X if gh il ' -fu. -Q. Function of Radial Engine Wofklng OV' BT-l3 'P , if? ,, W if . M f ,. ff' I Operation of Test Room Explaining Prop Mock Up AIRCRAFT ENGINES AFTERNOON SHOP Row li Dalton, Ptizenmaier, Morris, Gunter, Winter, Metzner, Trujillo, Fujii, Mr. Furnish. Row 2: Plews, Woodward, Russell, Diaz, Fernandez, Gonzales, Saltsman, Miller. Row 3: Sheridan, Robinson, Atkinson, Maybury. Pulling Cylinder Bank on Allison Engine Working on Kinner Aircraft Engine ,. li I , 7 , r' , -- ft r .y w g -,Hex O Using Magnaflux Machine Propeller Tester AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MORNING SHOP Row I: left to right, Walsh, Howard, Cook, Perez, Charley, Green, Ublasi Crouch, Kitzig. Row 2: Griffen, Barker, Bradford, Viscogliosi, Brencic Williams, Woolsey, Lyons, Gomes, Mr. Chilleen. Preparing to Rivet Applying Dope AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE-AFTERNOON SHOP - Row l: left to right, McFarland, Crouch, Tiffany, White, Jones, Peterson, Zavala, Perry, Osbun, Villa. Row 2: Perez, Griffen, Baker, Watson, Perkins, Wilson, Osborn, Mr. Chilleen. Row 3: Jones, Billings, Cooper. Mr. Chilleen supervises the pouring of lead weights. Some of the fellows studying the hydraulic mock-up. MORNING ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING Row I: Best, Armer, Litsey, Alexander, Mills, Sanetra, Martinez, Parker, Jac- ques, Spisak. Row 2: Byers, Smith, Baxter, Coor, Basom, Godfrey, Long, Hutchinson, Mr. Hackleman. Row 3: Fellars, Hodge, Adams, Ohlinger, Rosio, Cornell, Gonzales, Mr. Thomas. Ellis and Mr. Hackleman at the Ozalid printer. Alexander at Work '13, X AFTERNOON ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING i C - ix-wvfiw fm , is Q2 - T 1 , -- ,,, . - 6 'aug ' gn S k ms' -- Q Vw 9 . aq'Qw gg . fx , m u y , b av, X . , ,af'f,,,,,-0 Y 3 ,Aig- Row l: Ortega, Meegan, Stephenson, Wood, Davis, Herndon, Davis, Dooley, Kramer, Shephard. Row 2: Correa, Reinholz, Rogers, Smith, Tease, Daggett, Davis, Monroe, Johnson. Row 3: Crossland, Patton, Swann, Lee, Stewart Coronado, Burris, Foley. Row 4: Kronenbitter, Jackson, Mr. Hackleman Mr. Bankhead. I 1 The Architectural Drawing Class at Work. Mechanical Drawing Class ADVANCED AUTO MECHANICS Morning Class, Row l: Garcia, Leon, Ponce, de la Torre, Daer, Ortega, Gritt man, McCartney, Rost, Markl. Row 2: Janney, Gonzales, Torres, Onfiveros Moore, Casas, Beam, Shaffer, Kremer, Mr. Liberante, Masoner. on X ll 1 f'fY by , N. Jw' -Q 1 Afternoon Class, Row l: Daer, Cropper, Sylvester, Gleason, Clemens, Row 2: Mr. Liberante, McCollum, Bloomquist, Isaac, Leavengood. ADVANCED AUTO MECHANICS 9,9 - if Morning Class, Row l: Edwards, Ireland, Harris, Martinez, Garcia, Kolecany Reza, Moreno, Romo. Row 2: Keen, Cassy, Beeth, Olson, Rea, Sierras, Mac- Callum, Okamura, Tyree. Row 3: Ponce, Munguia, Doyle, Hokama, Robinson Lira, Andrews, Young, Mrp Thomas. Row 4: Tracy, Mead. Afternoon Class, Row l: Keen, Edwards, Ireland, Martinez, Saenz, Reza, Wood, Okamura, Mr. Thomas. Row 2: Johnson, Beeth, Cassy, Doyle, Dong, Manor, Ponce, Montenegro, Maxwell. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICITY I Morning Class, Row l: Urich, Yglesias, Hokama, Fanfarillo, Lineses, King, Terzis, Harrington, Johnson, Harrell. Row 2: Fouts, Soto, Asimakopoulos, Chiago, Colbert, Engler, Carson, Quihuis, McFarland. Row 3: Calderon, Q c cr P' 5 cn OJ r fb F II sw Fi' V1-I' ---sw Y - - . y 1-1 'A-7 N 1' -. 'fwM '44 f ' 51? Q- Q' , 'ff Ie av, ,,3.1 g,,, ,,t,,,,,,,,.,A3A - Q V .1,,,,, .,, 4 I !,,a3!k..1 ,. ki, It , V . . ,A .nf ,!ff.., rf..V,, ,W.W,mN , - , ,, - , , , , Q , - 'ff -, A . . ,I A ,, . -, Afternoon Class, Row I: Burrell, Davis, Gibbs, Brown, Terzis, Quihuiz, Slaugh- ter, Lineses. Row 2: Chiago, Howard, Murietta, Colbert, Engles, McFarland Mr. Baker. BEGINNING AUTO MECHANICS 454 Him I Elm 1' K awww-4 .... .QBQQSI N, may gt f- v, y3rs . . A . I -. . it ' ' , 'S' ,V 3 wg. A ,Q , , ,, .qw . vMYZf 'r'l 3--: H,-5' 5 fi , - 31' Morning Class, Row I: Tully, Long, Corder, Keeney, White, Barcelo, McNeely, Ball, Garcia. Row 2: Ortiz, Worthington, Solano, Harris, Lake, Smith, Birming- ham, Urena, Phelps, Bradley, Mr. James. Row 33 Lopez, Roman, Taylor. Q '4Nsh4 4 me .1 ., In A - Zn. , .,,,t. k - V ,, ' 3, K , V h J h A 7- I s,. lk. ,sq gf, I W ' ' u ' ' I . +-,ima .. . , f A K' .. wivfw' ' - . Q. ,M 4 3. li-5 f, ,V . V, N A J Afternoon Class, Row I: Duarte, Reber, Almgren, Carson, Ramirez, McNeeIy Dean, Norman, Mullins, Weiler. Row 2: Watts, Boyer, Crosser, Kinney, Berg Juarez, Webster, Hall, Clegg, Estrada, Mr. James. Row 3: Satran, Kissling Colter, Henry. BEGINNING AUTO MECHANICS K., . ,. N- ..,'.,c M- , ,. ' . ' . . X ' .eff if ' . ' ' ' . . ' M U l im sg. , , ,: Vk . tt IQ, . I ., . Y., , ., ,, .... mi... .. , ..' J F'1 .,,,L. ' - :AQ , 'Q , . . its , M4 , ifzw.. 4' 'i..r- TW. f::.S'f'5,'F 'I ,i av-Up if ing Dr 1. wsvl M A' ' ,fav if 1 ,., , ,- -:.gaaf14 -sl' :gh qw,-, ,se fy ,gf , . 1. i ,ss-. ,a 5 Y-1,5 . 1,1 ,,,.gvM8gmf 4, ,A v I Q 1 11, is .. 2 lim ,QW ...'- ' uw. 1'-W .- ' ,lf Morning Class, Row I: Ash, Rollins, Berarducci, Valenzuela, Welton, Santa Cruz, White, Lyman, Marsh, Horton. Row 2: Knutson, Leeper, Averill, Middle- ton, Thomas, Marlowe, Perry, Peralta, Phillips, Mr. Stites. Row 3: Zamora, Garcia, Encisco, Hernandez. -wana if -. . , .. ' ti ,si Q. as ,' , ,, y, I Afternoon Class, Row I: Lechuga, Watson, Deskins, Shyrock, Dickson, Cros- ser, Dees, Sawdy, Pimental, Higgins, Jones. Row 2: Friedman, Escalante, Fulton, Higgins, McDonald, Jones, O'Neil, Cutaneo, O'DalrympIe, Lang, Mr. Stites. Row 3: Brehm, Coronado, Robinson, Marshall, Choice, Banks, Mr. Johnson. AUTO MECHANICS SNAPSHOTS ,rl BY T22 U' f ' 1. 44' BAND SHOP Row 1 Maxwell, Relf, Towns, Howard, Galindo, Cafhey, Brady, Kirwin, Mar- rocola, Mr. Lebs. Row 2: Nelson, Hereford, Gorman, Friend, Mr. Leabo Military Band Team Support Marching Band Playing BODY AND FENDER MORNING SHOP Row l: Meegan, Shelton, Payette, Daniels, Romo, Romero, Scott, Eastin, Jimenez Marin. Row 2: Mercado, Scherf, Rodgers, Daley, Storr, Mooney, George, Hillis, Thom as, Mr. Wright. Row 3: Bolt, Edmund, Killingsworth, Campbell, Martin, Graves, Col bert, Mr, Willenberg. g :V ,,V,, VETERANS Row l: Mr. Wright, Valencia, Mathews, Johnson, Betancourt, Muller, Green, Streeter, Salazar, Hernandez, Ponce. Row 2: Larios, Gomez, Levario, Murray, Barraza, Peterson, Miller, Sefton, Whitaker, Sulgrove, Mr. Willenberg. Row 3: Leyvas, Alvarez, Aguayo, Luevano, Riley, Younglund, Taylor, Vestal, Johnson, Prusinski. Row 4: Magdaleno, Cal- deron, Robles, Gonzales, O'NeaI, Thomason, DeFouw, Molzhon, Crpsby, Perez. BODY AND FENDER AFTERNOON CLASS Row li Watkins, Burris, Padilla, Liston, Villaverde, Sprowel, Smith, Ortiz Richie, Vidalez. Row 2: Wilson, Gutierrez, Hopper, Kolecany, Rael, Everett Valenzuela, Apodaca, Galo, Lopez. Row 3: Rafferty, Kelsay, Gilbert, Oliver Mosley, Soto, Mr. Willenberg, Mr. Wright. ii!!! CARPENTRY MORNING CLASS Row l: Enriquez, Neece, Pilon, Lopez, Colton, Montana, Thude, Quiroz Dailey, Mr. Bowers. Row 2: Edwards, Perry, Casfellanos, Kelsay, Siglin, Softley, Rodriguez, Gonzales, Olea, Obregon, Santa Cruz. Row 3: Ohton, Jones, Victor, Siglin, Lee, Young, Nelson, Neely, Mr, Day. Row 51 Benton, Bran- don, Gilbert, Berra, Mr. Allen. 1 Mf- QF' e me sieei SGW' Cawefiffy sho use D at O mg MOV' 'O pen House Bowerii Show CARPENTRY P. M. Row li Brown, Bangle, Alvarez, Echeveste, Angulo, Winters, Givens, Torres, Fierros, Willey, Mr, Bowers. Row 2: Velasquez, Golden, Jordan, Watson, Echeveste, Lewis, Kelsay, Staggers, Whittle, Mr. Cook. Row 3: Sneed, Shep ard, Emory, Mr. Allen. iw, xx Y V X , S B YS gg a Drawe Two of the BO . QOne ol The 0 ys Working on a M Ylelpln Odel HOU Bowefs Se Some of the Veterans Pouring the Footing ofthe Farm Machinery Building CARPENTRY VETERANS MORNING AND AFTERNOON Row li Sarkisian, Martinez, Wilson, Gonzales, Thomas, Gray, Murrietta, Gonzales, Dallago. Row 2: Robertson, Perry, Crawford, Clark, Barber, Gon- zales, Eustice, White, Deal, Mr. Bowers. Row 3: Nutima, Hinkle, Miller, Thurman, Roberson, Chambers, Gill, Arduza, Mr. Day, Mr. Allen. Sarkisian at the Lathe Mr. Allen lnstructing at the Band Saw ALLIED CRAFTS TRAINING FOR THE BLIND 599' 'WN '--n-.....,,,,h F' J Row I: Mr. Walters, Bonin, Feener, Kennedy, Trujillo, Chase, Ruisenor, Robertson Row 2: Owens, Garcia, Hildebrand, Wood, Bible, Runnels Morning Class Afternoon Class CLOTHING 8. DESIGN Morning Class, Row l: Brbon, Breon, Hanson, Bryson, Richey, Obregon, Mal donado, Caron, Rivera, Frausto, Miss Curlee. Row 2: Large, Overby, Blake Kontos, Lockard, Winsor, Armstrong, Hicks, Wagoner, Wilson. Row 3: Ed wards, Hutton, Stone, Matthews, Russell, Maybury, Hughs, Corbray, Steele Row 4: Sippel, Sfedwell, Adams, Hamilton. Afternoon Class, Row l: Ortega, Araiza, Stephens, Ong, Cummings, Scarla Tobias, Massetta, Williams, Ray. Row 2: Shannon, Farris, Stewart, Rabb Sanetra, Hnath, Brackey, De Spain, Rowe, Miss Curlee, Mrs. Hall. Row 3 Reyna, Winsor, Johns, Baird, Knowles, Allen, Mclntire, Lowe, Rill. -.0 COMMERCIAL ART - AFTERNOON SHOP K--, Row li Tiffany, Personey, Shaffer, Krassow, McGee, Kirwin, Champion, D Caron, B. Caron, Miss Wilson. Row 2: Passmore, Hardiman, Nabors, Smith Walker, Nichols, Durizzi, Bentley, de los Rios, Roland. Some of the Projects Made in Commercial Art. N0 PARKING X COMMERCIAL ART - MORNING SHOP ,,,f,,,,, ., . , , .,.. . ,,.,,, ..,, ,. .,...m-K ai,,Wwg,.4-nww. -Awfww ' 5 ' I li, .- V ' '- ama,4.f.-wrawvges 9--rw mwsg,.3,3f,:-1,59 - -,fs ' A , K . f ' ww. p A.-1 ,Y .AAI . n I i iihegihf? .. . , P X W Wt. . ..,,,,,,,,g,,,, X . fx. 4. Row l: Crisp, Bloomquist, Corella, Anderson, Bryson, Pew, Flanders, Warner, Stevens, Prince, Miss Wilson. Row 2: Mendoza, Grant, Miller, Smith, Argusta, Corbray, Lazok, Davis, Wallin, Bowen. Passmore at ,Work. Audrey Prince and Betty Wallin Laying Some of the Pages for the Annual. DRIVER TRAINING is ' 'I - Display ot Phoenix Tech's Vehicles Visual Testing -. . -1 Q an JK: W .-in i I wr 2 it I4Z.lfHg?31'A3 -'Sm' f'f.:w'1:.': Herb Owens Practicing with the Pickup ELECTRIC SHOP Morning Class, Row l: Brooks, Lesley, Miller, Pyle, Jones, Greve, Enfzminger, Weber, Sanderson, Entzminger. Row 2: Hooper, Sampson, Miguel, Kaufmann, Slater, Pullen, Jackson, Young, Duke. Row 3: Morrow, Arellanes, Pyle, Wil- liams, Waldress, Hartness, Mr. Van Camp. S , lg li ll A Morning Class, Row li Yanez, Howard, Drake, Jones, Holt, Soto, Cobb, Yabo, Parker, Snyder. Row 2: Horst, Bounds, Romero, Clunie, Dansby, Price, Head, Ross, Neal. Row 3: Rodriguez, Sanchez, Rachke, Lash, Mr, Henry, Afternoon Class, Row l: Mr. Van Camp, Weber, Harris, Parker, Carreno Kremer, Pounds, Harmon, Greve, Entzminger, Sanderson. Row 2: Slater, Blue Miguel, Forman, Jackson, Smith, Arellanes, Daehn, Young, Ladra. ADVANCED ELECTRIC Afternoon Class, Row li Fuentes, Aguilera, Jennings, Burkhardt, Brown Rodriguez, Soto, Moite, Yanez, Sanchez. Row 2: Cobb, Taylor, Clunie, Mar tinez, Berryman, Smith, Parker, Yabo, Vinyard. Row 3: Daggett, Hunsinger Romero, Stark, Perrin, Neal, Hawkins, Snyder, O'Keefe. Row 4: Morrow Dansby, Head, Price, Horst, Brown, DeBusk, Mr. Anderson. MACHINE SHOP MORNING SHOP Row li Little, Wagner, Karas, Miller, James, Quesada, Howard, Slaughter, Burton, Hair. Row 2: Biggs, Marsh, Hook, Dick, Kiseleski, Martinez, Turley, Watson, Mr. West. Row 3: Carapellese, Hunt, Folk, Smith, Biggs, Ellis Sinanovich, Dodd, Simkins. Row 4: Hicks, Braden, Ryan. Allen at the Shaper Some of the Boys at Work ,- MACHINE SHOP AFTERNOON SHOP 4'-ra we ' V 'ff f , . . Row l: Wucinich, Ingersoll, Toth, Efren, Hargrove, Yanez, Lopez, Dahl, Kirk, Row 2: Rinkenberger, Sirrine, MacCallum, Mauk, Corley, Watson, Gonzales, Rennels, Hernandez, Mr. West. Row 3: Haddox, Jones, Crews, Tabor, Lesnett, Gaylor, Morris, Blanton, Mr. Reusten. Row 4: Lipe, Roney, Pennington. Some of the Boys Using the Metal Saw MacCallum at the Lathe r,, ,, PRACTICAL NURSING Row li Kimbrell, Phillips, Sharp, Maxwell, Lucketf, Dunnarn, Risby, Miss Fuehr. Row 2: Moloney, Bendheein, Ricks, Martin, Peterson, Kunfz, Light- ner, Miss Sedik. Row 3: Redeau, Johnson, Dancer, Childres, Violet, Hall, Bier. s f,,,, i - D an 9g 1' 'ii , ni., Weailf' RADIO Morning Shop, Row l: Steiger, McGill, Ramirez, Martin S d M Kelley, Duke, Wright, McCarthy, Mr. Voigts. Row 2: McDaniel, Liljedahl, Franklin, Hough, Zawislak, Bowen, Mr. Lisonbee. Row 3: Perez, Wade, Bradford, Churchill, all, Caldwell. ez, ny er, artin 1 Yates, Hernandez, Schwartz, Belcher, Cleveland, Wood- Q Wave.-.av ' PM as J uw. nf' - 1 4 -- C' Yi Afternoon Shop, Row l: Marble, Kirk, Dube, Culver, Luckie, Turley, Bonine, Kimbrell, Hough, Ross, Glass. Row 2: Patterson, Morrell, Jones, Kalmes, Bullion, Kelly, Checuras, Mr. Gray, Mr. Voigts. Veterans, Row l: Ramsey, Olea, Galas, Hebert, Romero, Ybarra, Martinez, Cisneros, Okamura. Row 2: LaMunyon, Johnson, Maud, Guest, Torrez, McHenry, Foley, Hanle, Bair, Mr. Gray. Row 3: Rager, Copeland, Leslie, Smith, Rios, Rios, Hakala, Hervey, Farthing. RADIO REFRIGERATION SERVICE 81 REPAIR le, Row lg Bernal, Martinez, Apro, Casto, Moleterno, Barnum, Colton, McKisson Guest, Brodie. Row 2: Pike, Robles, Bingaman, McClure, Cordova, Sandoval, Hall, L. Nye, Kimes, Mr, Kronenbitter. Row 3: Tuttle, Hennicker, Tackitt Aitken, McBride, R. Nye, Spain, Francies, Hesson, Mr. Davis. I f F Row li Biesemeyer, Ryan, Gamel, Keith, Coons, Kenneth Coons, Brown, Williams, Briggs, Walls, Clayton. Row 2: Olesori, Fellars, Coor, Eatherton, Combs, Watson, Brassfield, Gamboa, Mr. Davis, Mr, Kronenbitter, Row l: Magdaleno, Young, Whitecotton, Grissman, Powell, Godsey, Arm- strong, Tucker, Hernandez, Mosier. Row 2: Sanguino, Harmon, Calvert, Cummings, Collins, Colores, Nassoiy, Sanchez, Willis, Mr. Kronenbitter. Row 31 Etter, Simmons, Prewitt, Farr, Webster, Mr. Davis. MORNING P. M. VETERANS REFRIGERATION SERVICE 81 REPAIR Setting Up Refrigeration Units Some of the Veterans Working on the Low Temperature Cabinet Refrigeration Class on a Field Trip si-:EET M MORNING ETAL SHOP Row l: Kuykendall, Wilson, Adams, Coleman, Quinn, Grizzle, Gibson, Ortega, Geouge, Denman. Row 2: Hill, Davis, Hill, McNeely, Montgomery, Hardison, Richardson, Engram, Mr. Dukes, Row 3: Shubin, Reiber, McCaughey, Dout- hitt, Valdez, Metz, Mathis, Dee, Escudero. Some of the Boys Doing the Layout Work Metz and Valdez Making a Duct Fitting While Mr. Dukes Looks On. SHEET METAL AFTERNOON SHOP ,-,.. J . W Row l: Martin, Geouge, Morris, Maples, Mitchell, Adams, Luna, Hendrickson Ochoa, Eddleman. Row 2: Hasse, Dean, Metz, Reiber, Mathis, Richardson Callahan, Dee, Engram. Row 3: McCaughey, Douthitt, Valdez, Hardison Escudero, Tillett, Mr. Dukes, Hasse Flattening Out Dovetail Seam On Offset T-Joint. Using the Brake. ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING MORNING SHOP Row li Mr. Boan, Matyja, Dugger, White, Walters, Hall, Smith, Bell, Tallabas Nunez, Dickson, Fernandez. Row 2: Wood, Sesma, George, Scott, Wagoner Jessen, Dunstan, Habecker, Clobes, Marquez, Turner. Row 3: Martinez, Ear- Iey, Smythe, Lindsey, Noble, George, Hart, O'Malley, Gillis, Albin. 4 L ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING AFTERNOON SHOP Row li Perry, Maxwell, Thude, Daves, Huey, Habecker, Martinez, Dominguez Strait, Shard, Mr. Boan. Row 2: Kulina, Zielsforf, Wagoner, Brannock, Nudel- man, Jessen, Clobes, Dunstan, Robinson, Mr. McDevitt. Row 3: Turner Albin, O'MaIley, Hart, Marquez. Arc Welding f s lb if A RELATED SUBJECTS AUDIO-VISUAL PROJECTIONISTS Left to right, Row l: D, Watkins, B. Cleveland, D. Dooley, W. Mar- tin. Row 2: D. Wood, L. Fields, T. Burrell, D. Tabor, R. Wade. Row 3: D. Fellars, E. Liljedahl, Mr. L. E. Burnett. Panel Discussions in Mrs. Boatman s Business English and Miss Ledyards Junior English RELATED SUBJECTS Experimenting in Mr. Fawcett's Science Class Mr. Farrell Pointing Out the Proximity of Alaska to Central United States. Mrs. Scott's Business Education Class Studies Office Machines l English Class in the Library RELATED SUBJECTS Mr. LeSueur Helping Student Find Due Date on a Note W Mr. Paxton Explaining the Area of a Triangle Mrs. Hennon's Beginner's Typing Class A 5517 'fi ,Q iff-yymfffl ixfll ST A l' 3QfW, Q51 we Round Table Discussion - Mr. CIark's English Class MURAL BASKETBALL WINNERS or SHOP INTRA- fi y I' if if TOURNAMENT M' IWXQ W 11,5 6' QQFCQQQFQGS ' 32. gaqbqii, . . . 2-1-fp-8 Ujaufdlfwickfofm QIUW' f Z? XXV MVUW64 ffyrg' Z ,IEE x ul: Y ff VY k 2 . 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VARSITY FOOTBALL TOM ALEXANDER ED ESTRELLA CLEVELAND DANSBY Captain, Tackle Fullback End CLOVES CAMPBELL Halfback ROBERT GEORGE Halfback HAROLD COLB ERT End CLINTON CASTO Halfback ALBERT CORDOVA End BOB LIFSEY Halfback VARSITY FOOTBALL DON FISHER JAMES SCHERF CHUCK EWALT Guard Guard Center JIM PHILLIPS BOB MCCARTNEY RICHARD CORONADO End Halfback Gllafd TOMMY SOTO WALLACE LONG DON DAVIDSON Halfback Fullback Quarterback GEORGE DICK Tackle T CHUCK YOUNG Tackle JIM THOMPSON Halfback VARSITY FOOTBALL X1 ERNEST PASSMORE Center FRANK MARTIN Tackle BILL MEAD Quarterback ARMANDO MERCADO Guard CLIFTON SMITH Halfback VANCE BI NGMAN Center VARSITY FOOTBALL WALLACE GODFREY R. E, GODDARD W. P DAVIS Guard Head Coach Assistant Coach VARSITY FOOTBALL l949 Season Record :ai i mana 2 3 ff' Tech Globe ,..... Tech Prescott ...., Tech Nogales ..... Tech Carver ....... Tech Phx. lndians Tech Miami ....... Tech Tolleson ..... Tech Saftord ....... Tech West High . TOTAL l66 Tech closed a successful season on Thanksgiving morning with a decis- ive 25-2 win over West Hi. This game probably will develop into one of the outstanding rivalries of the state. The Hornets had a won and lost record of 5-4. After a slow start in the early part of the season they began to roll in the Carver game and played excellent football for the remainder of the season. ,Q '5- l I W I V Il OE1YWl U. rm ,-if--i-im- Mi. . . 0 e - i... L 'JJ .,. Q 4 .... 31' - 'FN 7 E wa' nn. an 1 T - 'gi Q,g.' H,s, my 5 .525 gf 'iff QW ff- Wx. , f f 'iw ., . -4:-.W Mio 'f ,, ' , . it ,V 1 mg' l' 1. Pay Diff Friends The 'ft '10 'T' Campbell Taking Off Estrella Kicking 1 - w --if--4-.,-...w ...... .-,:,,,,.,m,-2.17, . u - ' ,w w .,,.?if,,, .V a . Perfect :M H Q-2 i. S . 9 1, 11, 2 N ,:. -fi Q gf' -5 T. ,Q P r,-,g .T mn, Light. ft. 'X S 'G A A . f. 4 63.2, I? ' -.353 ti, T 1 lf' ' J 1197? , ' . .bi X Taking a Rest sn , -ML . ,aw s Getting No Place Mead Being Stopped After a Short Gain at Tolleson JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ' ,,,,, if:Hiti'fN'fi?lrfffP.Q If limi ga. Q .zzz 1 5.22.2 J JJJJ 'H 1 -gl Sell? inn I ialsaw Row l: David Hicks, Johnny Vasquez, James Strait, Tommy Karas, John Higgins, Doyle Foreman, Oscar Grant. Row 2: Milton Hunsinger, Lynn Ellis, Neal Osborn, Malcolm Williams, Tom Viscogliosi, Willie Joe McGee, Hansen Sinanovich, Murphy Scott, Raul Lopez. Row 3: Herbert Belcher, Mgr., George Quesada, Ralph Bojorquez, Fletcher Jones, George Sandoval, Floyd Mauk, Walter Woolsey, Henry Oh- linger, Albert Higgins, Coach LeSueur. SEASON RECORD Tech ...... ...... 6 North High ....... .....,., 2 6 Tech ...... ...... l 3 West High ...... ..... 6 Tech ....., ...... 3 2 St. Mary's' ........ ..... O Tech ...... ...... . .. ...... I8 Tempe ...... 6 Tech ...,.. ........................... 3 4 Tolleson ..., ...............,....... 0 Total .,.......... l O3 Total ............ 38 The Junior Varsity played five games this season winning four and losing one. Their loss was to North High in the season opener. The Squad was mostly sophomores who should give added strength to the Varsity next year. The team was lead by George Sandoval, quarterback, whose signal calling and passing played a great part in the team's success. Henry Ohlinger and Willie Joe McGee, ends, were outstanding on offense, and on defense it was Tom Viscogliosi, guard, Oscar Grant, half-back, and George Quesada, center, who played outstanding ball. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 3 'l'l7lFl Tl Tldl Jwfilli Top Row: Frank Tease, Richard Ortiz, Leonard Lovin, Warren Brannock, Herman Mosley, Marvin Brandon, Coach Berger, George Ait- ken, Dick Wilson, Donald Brehm, Jimmy Jones. Bottom Row: Mgr. Herbert Belcher, Lindsey Staggers, Robert Avina, Gunther Kramer, Gene Dalton, Albert Worthington, John Fulton, Irvin Smith, Andy Villa, Arthur Torres, James Glass, Charles Riley. SEASON RECORD Tech ....... ...,... l 9 Litchfield Park ...... ..... 0 Tech ,....... ....... 6 North High .... ........ 2 4 Tech ........ ....... O St. Mary's ..,............ ..... O Tech ,....... .... 6 Phoenix Union .................... 37 Tech ........ ....... O Scottsdale Reserves ............ 0 Tech ........ ......,......,....... l 4 West High .......................... O Total ............ 45 Total ............ 61 The scoring was accomplished almost entirely by the passing of Dick Wilson to the various receivers including Frank Tease, Towns and Lindsey for touchdowns. The outstanding feature of the frosh team was the rugged play of the defensive line, especially in the last two games. The blocking ot Staggers and Brandon was also consistently good. VARSITY BASKETBALL DON DAVIDSQN JACK JACOBS GEORGE SANDOVAL Captain, Guard Center Forward swwirfsvf- zz X, tr . ................ M ng 40.-4.4-v-A-+.f N 1- -I..-.-...M .m...., . ' 1 ANDY YABO CLEVELAND DANSBY FRANK MARTIN Forward Guard Guard -,.......-1 ..w....---W . RICHARD WACKER DON BURNS CHUCK YOUNG Forward Center Guard VARSITY BASKETBALL CHARLES SANCHEZ Tech Scottsdale ..... Tech Amphitheater Tech Te m pe ......... Tech Glendale ....... Tech Tech ......... ......... West High Yuma ...... Tech Yuma ........ Tech ......... ......... P rescott ....... Tech ......... ......... N orth High . Tech ......... ......... A mphitheater Tech Mesa ........... Tech Glendale ....... Tech Douglas ....... Tech ......... ......... S t. Mary's ..... Tech Tucson ...... Tech P. U. H. S ...... Tech Prescott ....... Tech West High Tech Carver ......... Tech St. Mary's ..... Total l049, average 52.5 Total 907, average 45.3 During the l949-50 season, Tech played its first class A schedule, winning 8 games and losing 6 in class A play. Of the 20 games played they won 12 and lost 8. Tech finished 5th in the ten team class A conference. This year the team was predominately Juniors and promises to make a big splash in Class A competition next year when they are Seniors. -l--' ,rf X f--------N- '-1 Xi nmir-4'f 4i VARSITY SQUAD Front row: Davidson, Sanchez, Mead, Yabo, Woolsey, Mgr. Second row: Bradford, Sandoval, Dansby, Young. Third row: Coach Goddard, Martin, Wacker, Jacobs, Burns. L i ivza-Amif, Left Hand Hook Shot One Hand Higher Davidson For Two ...---N. Waitino Dansbv Hooks One JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Total Front row: Andy Velasquez, Allen Apodaca, Frank Tease, Henry Daley 2nd row: Manuel Martinez, Jim Thompson, Frank Peterson, Malcolm Williams Third row: Tom Viscogliosi, Mgr., Tom Soto, Henry Ohlinger, Coach LeSueur, Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Total 40 West High 28 3l Glendale 28 38 Carver 29 58 Tempe l8 37 Prescott 32 28 Phoenix Union 37 29 North Phoenix 26 44 Mesa 32 27 Glendale 29 48 St, Mary's 24 26 North Phoenix 32 44 Carver 46 6l Tempe 23 40 Phoenix Union 24 38 Prescott 25 30 St. Mary's 32 53 West High 40 30 Mesa 50 702 Total 555 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 56 48 32 34 35 27 47 21 56 26 29 35 32 36 42 63 34 34 687 Amphitheater 32 Tempe 32 Glendale 43 West High l8 Yuma 34 Yuma 4l Prescott 42 North Phoenix 36 Amphitheater 30 Mesa 4l Glendale 30 St, Mary's 48 Tucson 36 Phoenix Union 39 Prescott 30 West High 32 Carver 29 St. Mary's 42 Total 635 Front row: Archie Gilbert, David Towns, Jimmy Lindsey, John Fulton George Aitken. Second rowi Huey Henry, Robert White, Emory Thornton, Ray Montana Odell Anderson. Third row: Coach Berger, Jerry Kirk, Alfonso Romo, Alfred Trujillo Richard Alvarez, Richard Ortiz, Ill ll Q I ll li ll. fit sa... '1 M2 ,1 Q f 3, 34' U. . . .. ,x., .,.A. . E x un i Y I g v 2 , , Q . Y l l 1 ,J Q Q Q K' . P wn3ulliEl ., ' 4-flfwf' ' fwxie f f . -u , 3 ', . ' A-Jfgivwfv MR. MCCULLAR BOYS P. E. X A1 ,.:k' f - ,y Q' :Q1ii2., g1g , ' ' J f 1 ,1 ,f 1 vw' 'Q . VIIEIII Q 14 A , -+ M is AY -W illliil M Q, ' J I 7 kgs, S' Y' 2 .i .. .,, , K.. , .t FQ' :v.asdf.4 as W . ' y . .. R 5 ' , '55 4!L: .v-,F 9' Q 2 5- gm Q if I Q vlnnvnmsnvn , ,f , . ,W lg N rx I - , I f Q I WZ' W M . - A yn 5 Y ... -F. 1, 'T I if Adv-S fV' . ' . Q. QQ' ' ' I 'wx K - I ' A K . ' ' L au., ' .1 j sf? A 9' 1 1 '. 9 L -w. PW, , afk lb f 235 wi 1 ' 14 ll - li W ,ia Q X ,I , xQf ' cf 'V u Q. kg Pg QA . Ln ' Q at -wfva . . X ,X . ,y , I Q ,1 'E ,fi U ' I 'iT-JWma'Q? :f Vik.: L i 3935 X 5 if-5 v w . 'K f- 'F A 'S' . . 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Row 2: George Aitken, Ronald Brunk, Jack Jacobs, George Sandoval, Mike Robles, Leonard Bera rducci. FI nz. ' l -rr ' fl? M B '3 1!3fi 1 ll an -G I 4, i -i S l- ax 1-,Viz . Safe at First Af Bar .,,. w GQQQQWEW Qlxnmmdlvo Sb-. wif? Ipaq' 6 - 1 , W'-.5 a x' E ' 2 Ykkkvx ' 4 , 0 4 '-gf' Q 4 - I Ii 7 it 2 if X! I ff fl 6 Q7 f ,f 5 f 2 X f 5 f Z .5 j is W f M f m L WMUH ?' lu! f I Q K2 K f rf Zz X - E f 7 9 Q 2 9 2 - f JI f I 9 f 7,2 1 Q Wu ff' ,- S ELS? . ML' Sfmt lst Lt Shelby D Scott Asst. P.M.S 8. T Phoenix Technical School M!Sgt. Edward F. Madamba R.O.T.C. Instructor Phoenix Technical School Sgt. lst Cl. Paul W. Fink Commandant of Cadets Phoenix Technical School 'Q -NW!! Football Game Color Guard lLeft to Right? Randall, Oliver, Lyons, Anderson Colors At Present Arms Flag Raising Ceremonies In Front Of Administra- tion building. ' will! ifxlll tai? CAD ET STAFF il! ' lLeft to Riglfitl Cadet Major Bill Simonds Bn. Ex. Officer Cadet Capt. Dorald Shepard Bn. Adj. Cadet Lt. Col. Ballard Bullion Battalion Commander Cadet 2nd Lt. Jack Atwater Asst. Bn. Adj. Cadet M!Sgt. Donald Eatherton Battalion Sgt. Maj. MILITARY BALL Mr. Pat Lebs and Band at the 3rd Annual Military Ball r Company A' Ralph Boomquist, Co. C. O. Donald Bonine, Exec. Off. Donald Howard, lst Plat. Ldr. Tommy Dean, 2nd Plat. Ldr. Charles Maxwell, lst Sgt. Albert Lazok, Co. C. O. Henry Gibbs, Exec. Off. Oscar Murrietta, lst Plat. Ldr. James Debusk, 2nd Plat. Ldr. Douglas Oleson, lst Sgt. Company B Company C Bill Hesson, Co. C. O. Dan Armer, Exec. Off. Larry Caldwell, lst Plat. Ldr. Robert Szoradi, 2nd Plat. Ldr. Kenneth Braden, lst Sgt. - 1. , 'V X. .. X. 1 ,W e- ' K wx Near. -' r A elr- Ted Clark, Co. C. O. Herbert Belcher, Exec. Off. Jack Rosio, lst Plat. Ldr. Allen Maki, 2nd Plat. Ldr. Marion Urich, lst Sgt. tv Wm . Company D RIFLE TEAM Lt. Rosio, Capt. Shepard, Lt. Caldwell, Sgt. Villaverde, Capt. Clark, Sgt. Yanez, Sgt. Anderson, Pvt. Norman, Major Simonds lNot shownl Lt. Col. Bullion, Capt. Lazok, Lt. Hesson, Sgt. lst Cl. Paul W. Fink, Coach. if' , ilwflat . ,HAP fLeft to Rightl Captain Stanley R, Mathews Senior Instructor M!Sgt. Mike W. Chapman Junior Instructor M!Sgt. Theodore S. Bereron Sophomore Instructor THE THIRD AN NUAL MILITARY BALL 4-l Y' lLett to Rkghtl Cadet Lt. Cot. Buthon and Miss Lkthan Shacmw.- Cadet Mat. Slmonds and Mrs. Simonds ' Jean Ftanders Cadet Cap t. Lazok and MISS ff' I P.T.S. R.O.T.C. Mihtary Batt Inspection in Ranks Lecture on Individual Weapons. Sgt. Madamba The Phoenix Technical School Rifle Team on Indoor Range Issuing Uniforms M SQWIS 1,5 ws mmm oomlqlfie SJJMBO 2 QQDLX., fm, XxKiRRiSQSxx'iSmxSN QxxvXXSi2 fm, ,,,,, , QQY ,QLUQZNCQ Ml' 'lY,,',,c' x mm-3 wb H xuJ, ' ,I NX V- Q ' 2 Q. cms. 12 -:Q WIA, ' Q in 4 2 cam-5 X-'awe f 2, 5 'Z Wy 4 ' gi W ' W 5 7 Wiz Zo TE-2: 'Y 1 'Mfg Ogg 'Q' ' , GIRLS' LEAGUE Um At the Winter Wonderland Ball A Dream Waltzing? i ri f ' Elan?-. ' ' .lxg'?jfav, l t 5 4-Q ,fat 1 6 I x s X4 . 'Fil ' , H .XB . 'f n .- ' .1 , l ,- M Q . . An outstanding team was honored by the Girls' League at the annual Football Banquet in November MEMBERS OF CENTRAL COUNCIL Left to right: Walters, Curry, Reyna, Tabor, Krois, Fries, Rolston, Hansen, Bowen, Callaway, Prince. Standing: Mrs. Kirk, de los Rios, Klaus Goheen, Mrs. Gurr. Truly A Winter Wonderland! X F. F. A. FFA, OFFICERS Carter, sentinel,Wacker, vice-president, Keith, What is the Weighty Problem? Dad and Keith discuss some fine points con- cerning tractors with Alton Brazell, 4th national vice-president, FFA. Sevilla, Leedham, Dad, Russell, Mr. Warren Austin, president Maricopa County Farm Bureau, Sims, and Keith. reporter, Dad, president, Owens, parlimentar- ian, Felton, advisor, Sims, secretary. Not shown - Mitchell, librarian, Sevilla, treasurer. Sims and Wacker Check the Records With Mr. Gentry At the end of an F.F.A. Meeting BOYS' ALLIANCE i fi CABINET MEMBERS AND OFFICERS Left to right: Towles, Bowen, Montgomery, Lifsey, Ellis, vice-president, Fisher, president, Alexander, secretary-treasurer, Baxter, Casto, Mr. Zeitlin, sponsor. The Boys' Alliance is a club made up of all the boys enrolled in school. Their chief func- tion is to help newly registered students, to provide greater service, and to stimulate more activities in the school. This is the first year Phoenix Technical School has had a boys'organization of this type. The Boys' Alliance teamed up with the Girls' League to sponsor a dance November 4th, In addition, they co-sponsored the Leadership Workshop and the play BOLTS and NUTS. On February l7th the B.A. put on an assembly program which provided much amusement for the boys as well as that for the audience. THE LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP BANQUET LETTERMEN'S CLU B Left to right, Row l: Moreno Hokama, Slaughter, president, Turley, Robles Young, Estrella, vice-president, Ontiveros, Smith, Colbert. Row 2: Yabo Thompson, Mead, Sanchez, Martin, Burns, Young, Cordova, secretary treasurer, Long. Row 3: Coach Davis, sponsor, Davidson, Alexander, Ellis Fisher, Passmore. The Lettermen's Club is composed of a group of boys who have earned their letters by participating in such sports as football, basket- ball, baseball, and track. All through the year the members took turns selling refreshments at the games to raise funds for the initiation of new members and for their annual picnic at the end of the School year. The Lettermen's Club is one of the most active clubs in the school with its members going all out to make their annual picnic better than ever. The club sponsor is Coach Wm. P. Davis who is sometimes assisted by Coaches LeSueur Goddard, Berger and McCullar. Selling Refreshments at the Basketball Games R.O.lCL ,Q VKX!! 1 Left to right, Row l: Bullion, commander, Simonds, executive officer, Hessen, secretaryg Clarke, Sergeant-at-arms, Row 2: Anderson, Churchill, Dean, Fellars, Urich. Row 3: Mays, Bonine, Bloomquist, Szoradi, Osborn, Belcher. Row 4: Caldwell, Maki, Eatherton, Atwater, Braden. Row 5: Shepard, Murrietta, Gibbs, sergeant Fink, sponsor. The R.O.T.C. Club, which is in its third year at Tech, consists of officers, non-coms, and seniors. The Military Ball, which the club sponsors, is one of the most colorful and out- standing affairs of the year. ln addition to regular meetings, the Battalion Picnic held at the end of the year for all members of R.O.T.C. is sponsored by the club. ART CLUB nl il 34.14 The main purpose of the Art Club is to further the appreciation of Commercial Art Q u his among its members. This aim, directed through the efforts of an executive committee, prompt- ed the series of lectures presented by leading business people in advertising and related fields. The regional showing of the National Schol- astic Art Awards co-sponsored by the Valley National Bank and Phoenix College provided an opportunity for the Art Club to win I4 awards. We are very proud of these honors. 5.4.5 --1- .. P 'T -'Q '1 oik Lazok, president, Atwater, vice-president, Warner, secretary: Nabors, treasurer. HI-Y Left to right, Row I: Ellis, Fisher, Nye, Moore, Berra, Alexander. Row 2: Marrocola, Leavengood, Bryce, Rost, Carson. Row 3: Mr. Berger, Wood, president, Kronenbitter, secretary, Lyons, vice-preside nt. The Hi Y is composed of a group of progressive upper classmen joined together to provide good clean recreation and to further Christian ideals and morals. Mr Berger sponsored this organization which was formed this year. CAMERA CLUB A group of students, under the direction of Mr. Lemley and Mr. Thomas, formed the Camera Club during the year. Their purpose is to create better photography among the shutter bugs here at Tech. With so many candid camera fiends at large, the unwary subiect should beware. Left to right, Row l: Bigelow, Bentley, secretary, Richey, treasurer, Clarke, president. Row 2: Liliedahl, Dooley, Rosio, Burrell, vice-president, Gamel. Row 3: Mr. Lem- ley, Mr. Thomas, sponsors. G. A. A. I A efglrffi I -.- WT - .ir'--v + ,s -.vue Left to right, Row l: Hansen, Daggett, Mangus, Callaway, Smith, Goheen, vice-president, Winsor, secretary, Wilson, Krois, president, Rolston, McCall, Perryman. Row 2: Lockard, Walters, Mesa, Hagen, Overby, Sotelo, Rolston, Corn, Garcia, Quihuis, Lucas, Higgins. Row 3: McCormack, Armstrong, Mangus, Reyna, Obregon, Edwards, Pritchard, Brown, Steele, treasurer, Hunter. Row 4: Misses Selby, McCauley, Mrs. Boatman. The G.A.A. started the year off with a bang with a party at the school farm. followed by a Volleyball Sports Day against Mesa and West High. All girls earned 50 points are initiated into the G.A.A. The new members are waiting for when they'll be on the other end of the line. The G.A.A. promotes good sportsmanship among the girls. Miss McCauley is sor of this group. '53 I .1 6 cv' gs e tl-'ON ,Ss 3 ascii .600 - 6 XN tfioeeo ,4- reexe' 60 fr . S ,fx ff,,,,. 5 lon This was who have next year the spon- I . 1 M , f ., REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Tom Alexander, John Brown, Herb Owens, Ballard Bullion, Ed Bryce Q gsg'g,:.y2?fLi.. -w t,,.,,',, . ,, AUDREY PRINCE These people were selected by the faculty to represent the school at Boys' State, which was held at Flagstaff and Girls' State at Tucson. The purpose was to train the leaders of tomorrow in the ways of government. Not all the time was spent in studying government as tours of scenic interest were conducted, and a very active athletic program was carried out during the weeks' stay on the college campus. TECHNICIAN STAFF Betty Goheen, Assistant Editor, John Brown, Editor, Betty Wallin, Assistant Art Editor, Chris Flanders, Advertising Manager: Audrey Prince, Art Editor: Ted Clarke, Photographer. These students were on the Annual Staff and are the ones who have designed and laid out this year's Technician. The Technician is a picture record of your school life during the year I949-50, and its value to you will increase with the coming years. Row I: Nancy Krois, Elaine Bowen, Marylou Fries, Pat Hagen, Edith Cline, Carol Warner. Row 2: John Bowen, Jim Alandar, Richard Ellis, Albert Lazok, Glen Towles, Don Kronenbitter, Tom Alexander. 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A ARIZONA AIR PARTS ARIZONNS COMPLETE AERONAUTICAL SUPPLY HOUSE 2424 E. Buchanan Telephone 3-5322 SKY HARBOR AIRPORT VACUUM CLEANERS PARTS and SERVICE HAMILTON DIST. CO. 108 East Pierce Street Crmzplimerzlf of STANDARD SURGICAL suPPLY co., Inc. 710 North Ist Street PHONE 4-7265 I 4' iv :T CONTRIBUTED IN THE INTEREST OF SPORTS By A Friend QIRST FEDERAL i1!'!::W f , ., '-.2' alldcbalz Ckfulz kiiiyf Josfm G mcg, .... 4.2- 30 WEST ADAMS. PHOENIX 0 I48 E. SECOND ST. YUMA 2 Wg . fffawxoav? Vx N- 6 a:S'QUvuaooa,l 1i5 k7,'1 v'v'v'v'v'Xv'v'v'v'fv'v'v QW vvv---ii' vvvv vv .vvvv v-iv vv... -v COMPLIMENTS a 'r 'r 41 0 F c7TLf TOM C AUNCGEY gwvebcwj, 4 Rlfqisivrecl Jeweler W -American Gem Sotjefq O E 2 CONGRATULATIONS S to the Graduates 7 Q C F R o M Q, Your Official 'Q 42 PHOTORGRAPHER I LJ I ui E C 9 I , en Q T E .ET UI 13 I CD 5' T 8I5 NORTH CEHTRRL QVEDUE PHOEf'lIX,FlRIZQHFj 1 1 r r 'i 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS RUSENZ IFS mn um u 35 Norfh Firsf Avenue -,-.-.-, -v-vA.-.A.- .A-Tv'-T-T-Tv'-T 'A-Av-.H -nr. f.'v'. 2 For Your HQGIIITS Sake, I Drink More Milla' .AE 1 .... u 22:32 baiwy fpwcfuati ::,-,-:L-.A.-.-:::::::::::. '.'.':::JT::-T:-2 v'-'-'1'v'v'v'v'v'-A-'-'-'Y 'v'- '-'-'-'- ' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A LOT OF GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS from ONE OF YOUR LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS To the STUDENTS who are PREPARING TO EARN . , While Learning to LIVE 1: Have Your Friends Meet You At 6245 s. CENTIIAL Ave. I O FINE FOODS - GOOD MEALS BURGERS that are OUT or THIS WORLD FIRST STREET AT WASHINGTON I SODAS A SHAKES - MALTS :I Open IO A M to 2130 A.M. 4 PIWOIWE' 2-0739 if ESTABLISHED 1904 I Ii EAS-l-SIDE AUTO PARTS Bowen PRINTING co., Inc. 4 2025 E. Washington - Phoenix, Arizona P Dependabli iommerial Prinsnf 'I rintin - ' ' 1 ' opefafed by KELO WEBB and GENE OCAMB I 9 ' egrep 'ng 'mg 1 f it I42 So, CENTRAL PHONE 3-6300 H PARTS Open Safurdays 'e 4-7853 1'--I 5 '4avS Till 1 PM- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 ' CHAS ROBERTS APPLIANCE 4e24 N s 5 3663 5 9949 mmf' . I A ' - I - . EVENTH ST. , , A E X Y 5. ' Pnolmx. AnIzoNA ,I I . V , A . . . ' IS , U f ' I . X H ' - ., - - I- A . ' AI ' Q. . A--H I , , ' 3 ,, ' ' ff - A A ' '1'fT2s21I.2gCis-i ' i .I , ' I 24' A Lil 'E ' 1 :It M T . , .J,:,,Y.- f - I 'M ..t.,,4,g I - A My -' .Ii I -::::.-.uve,C-:.nr::vv::: . SAM RENTS NEW FORD TRACTORS Plows - Discs - Scrapers - Front End - Loaders - V Ditchers Post Hole Diggers - Sub Soilers -Trucks - Pickups - Cars Trailers - Horse Trailers - Concrete Mixers - Plaster Mixers - Misc. Equipment. Open Slnzduyf and Holidayr 420 NORTH 2ND STREET PHONE 8-5381 lVi5bing Good Luck to the Graduated of 1950 G. G. MORGAN PRINTING CO. 222 South 1st Avenue - Phoenix ARIZONA REFRIGERATION SUPPLIES INC. REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES Wlaolemle Only W. C. Bill Miessemer, Owner 231 S. Central Ave. Phone 4-9321 231 S. Central Ave. 4-2431 After 6 P,M. on Sundays and Holidays Call 4-3483 BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS from GU ERIN IMPLEMENT CO. OLIVER FARM MACHINERY TOWNER LINE - MILLER FEED MILLS Esslclc SPRAYERS - PLANET JR. GENUINE PARTS - SERVICE 1401 S. Central Ave. Phone 4-7321 and 254 South Sirrine, Mesa Phone 5877 CF, Most Likely Establishing and maintaining a friendly, business-like relationship with a good bank is important to young men and women, particularly to those who aspire to become tomorrow's business and professional leaders. These young men and women who establish a banking connection by opening a savings account and adding to Succeed 3 UE to it regularly.. .who consult the bank about their plans for the future... who win and keep the confidence of their banker...have gained a valuable, life-long ally. The Valley National Bank cordially welcomes the accounts and friendships of all sincere, ambitious young men and women. VA!E.'!:lEIl,C..'?I.fS.lll.lR!i1SlE.R4S!t'lf - ..... I ----- MOTOR SUPPLY CO. 402 North Central P H O E N I X AUTOMOTIVE PARTS - PENN ZOIL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT JOHNSON GLENDALE - HOLBROOK - MOTORS - FISK TIRES KINGMAN - YUMA 40 Yeors Serving Arizono ARIZONA'S OLDEST AUTOMOTIVE JOBBER Branches: Casa Grande - Flagstaff WEBSTER'S HOBBY SHOP Arizomfy Large!! Largeyt Mode! Suppl-y in Arizona 1, 934 East Van Buren It R PHONE 3-0344 Phoenix, Arizona 4, X5 we 55 74: XGXV I 'k 'I' SEAT CUVER KING THE NEW WAV TO BUY SEAT COVERS DAY'S KEY SHOP ag KeYS IP' APY Lock ' Saws Wed IMMEDIATE EXPERT INSTALLATION Safes Opened - Lawnmowers Sharpened 'II38 E. Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona 1, The BOB BENNER GIFTS 954 E. V B Ph 4-8483 KACHINA TRADING Pos'r a pH'2ZL',XI ARMA 3748 EAST VAN BUREN SANFORD A. TEGUNS COURTESY CAR SERVICE CURIOS PHOENIX, ARIZONA yr-'-A-A -A-'-'-A--'-'-'v - '- '- '-'ff' A ' '-'- A'A''' ' ' 'A ' ' ' 'I 'I is 5E it 1: 'I 'I . 1: Congratulations to the Graduates of 1950 EE 'I If OF T 1: J? H in N1 12 II 5 z 'I 5: :I . IE 2: 903 EAST HENSHAW gi PHUEHIX, ARIZ. 'I 4E s. szormou. 4: RIFENWICKI TELEPHONE2 B'2267 'I QE QI tr tr IE 2: 'I 3 'I In IE ,,,,,,...,... ..... ........................... ......A.. - .............. , - , .,.,.,.,. ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,A.,-,-,-,.,.,.,W,-,.,-,-...-,-v-.-,-v-,-.-.-.-. ju' ' ' ' ' v vvfvwvvvvvnv IE :I A 'H' , 4, 4I sg EAST END PHARMACY ge YUU ll BF :I Champ Clark Graveft :I Er . . IE HA PPIER Ig PreJc'r1pt10m Carefully C 0lI1f70lH1d6d 1, 4: If 1524 E. Van Buren Phone 3-3908 A 4 I 'I Phoenix, Arizona If 35 5E sf 5E I 4 ft SCHOOL AWARD LE'I'n1:ns Ll-:'1'rERMAN SWEATERS IE 'I EMBL1-:Ms ATHLETIC UNIFORMS It 1: sn-:mr 1,m-'n-:RING AND uzrrmnmc 1: 4: 1: 4, Q I 5: elsnn Cimlnnngrmn Summa ,, if mmou NELSON 4, I 1: 5 wl:s'r Amms sr. 42nd noon EI 4 I if TELEPHONE a-xoav Puommx. ARIZONA EI 4, 1I EI EE -X II 'I V' ' ' - A :I jI a I I ,I I f 1: 0 4: ' ,' f' 1, EI ' II :I 1: 'I I1 'I 1' x I' 'I I 1: In V EE 5: it l26-I 32 West Adams St. QE I 4 5: 8-26OI 8-2602 gi 4' .I 1Lv.,,,'.,,,,,,,,v.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,, ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,, ,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,...........,.......-......-.-.-v --..----..-... A...-------------- ------ - - ---- ARTlST'S SUPPLIES ARIZONA'S MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MATERIALS FOR -if HOBBY ARTS iv FINE ARTS -A COMMERCIAL ARTS -if ART STUDENTS iv SCHOOLS ,y AIRBRUSHES iv PICTURE FRAMING FRED ELQUIST 8- SON 703 N. 2nd St. Phoenix, Arizona Phones 4-1480 - 2-9414 Best Wishes to the l95O Graduating Class from M A R S T O N SUPPLY COMPANY Sporting Goods School Supplies 324 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ANY OCCASION DONOFRIO FLORAL CO. Phone 3-2l39 136 N. CENTRAL AVE. C omplimentx of PHOENIX AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 301 West Van Buren Street Phone 3-61 l I COURTESY - QUALITY -- SERVICE Kodalts 1 Cine Kodaks - Leicas - Zeiss - Rolleicords Bell 8: Howell - Ampro - Keystone Supplies - Movies and Stills in Natural Color TH E PHOTO SHOP WITH THE RED AND YELLOW FRONT 225 North Central Avenue ' Phoenix, Arizona Photo Finixbing Ben in the Wen ANGELINO MANGINO Phone 3-9236 J. Ross OATIS 1902- 1950 48 Years of Service For Thrifty, Quality Minded People 0 J. Ii. PEIIIIEY CU. I6 No. Central - 14 W. Washington LILY ice CREAM I U' BARRQW-9 Since 1920 PUREASITS NAME Give Her tl IANE Always Ask for Lily Ice Cream I I I I S. CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 3-2173 Cedar Hope Chest MOVIE CENTER AMPRO SALES AND SERVICE FILMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 119 west Meooweii rime 2-4326 1: United World and Encyclopedia Britannica films. P . The perfect Gift COMPLIMENTS LANE is the only Pressure-tested, Aroma-tight Cedar of Chest in the world. Guaranteed Moth Protection . . , a style for every type of furnishings. A big, beautiful waterfall design in matched American Walnut , .,49.95 ARCHWECT5 BARRCWS E N G I N E E R 5' 38 so FIRST ST. PHONE 3-4151 We Extend . . . Congrotulotions ond Best Wishes to the Closs of I95O ARIZONA MOTOR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION, INC. COMPLIMENTS To GRADUATING CLASS of 1950 747 CONSOLIDATED WELDING SUPPLY C0 Welding 8. Body Shop Supplies Ditzler Automotive Finishes GRAND AVENUE PHOENIX, ARIZONA PHONE 4-2588 EUGENE BECK Life If My B11.rine,u,r Representat. e EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY 622 Luhrs Bldg. - Phoenix, Arizona Phone 2-6594 - 2-6596 BEAUBIEN BRIKCRETE 1941 E. HARRISON STREET PHOENIX, ARIZONA PHONE 4-5706 DAIRYMEN . . . FUTURE FARMERS . . fall naiivei of Arizona! EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES REFRIGERATION Serving the Induflry ROY L. PERRY COMPANY 815 EAST VAN BUREN Phone 4-4450 Phoenix Arizona Serving the Dairy Indmlry in Arizona Since 1921 SX IH Westward Ho Dairy, Inc. 19th Ave. and Glendale PHOENIX, ARIZONA WESTWARD HO DAIRY '11 mmze In renzemfneru MILLER'S PHARMACY PHONE 3-5893 20th Street and Henshaw Phoenix, Arizona Conzplimentf of COLES HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 8-1616 1422 N. Central Ave. H. W. MARKET - Choice Mean - Frwb Fmin and Vegeiablef PHONE 4-1567 2145 West Jefferson Phoenix, Arizona I 1 --,-,-.-.-,.-.-.-.-.-e.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-v-v-v-,-v-.- S-.-.-.-Y-.-.-v-.-.-.-v-v-.-v-.-.-.-.-.- 1 la , -vw--...........,, ff' K K P is ,Z P. -Y I fs my 1 X ' . 31 -dl . P 1.211 123 1 145- -if , .1 , T E., 1, 1. E1 x X' x ix 4 a 521 vii,- W X-if N 1 .,.v.,.,,,v.,.,. ,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,. - ...-. ,-.-.-.-.-,-. 4: 1: If it's for 1 4: HOME, FARM, OR RANCH :I :Q Better See :I 4, 1: 4 P I 1' 1: B. I. IARRETT HARDWARE co. 55 STATE EQUIPMENT fy if EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE 4: L I F 4 'E 401 E. ADAMS STREET Ig YI nc' I PHONE 4-4183 PHOENIX, Amz. 5' 4 4: 4, :E 0 Sz gi THERMAL PRODUCTS 'v ' PHUNE4-9452 55 ffo fem 45 PARTS - SUPPLIES 1, . 4, fi gnaw g 'Ku 3 QE WHOLESALE ONLY 3: lFnnuuu.v Tamil! 4 Tr ji A Complete Line of Band and Orchesna Parts :E . I :I 2:15 wEsT ADAMS P DRPHEUM THEATRE BLDG. PHOENIX, Amz. 5' R' O' Mccormack, Owner 4 1' 4: 4' 4 fi 5 if 1: . 1, :, :E W,R.KELSAY 1, 5: DENTAL TECHNICIAN EI Telephone 4-2168 fr D Ig R' M DECIJQHSU M A S :E 31 South Third Avenue Phoenix, Arizona :T .E if 510 N.FlRST sT. 1: 1 TELEPHONE 4-9691 I' ji P1-1oENlx,ARlzoNA 1: I 4 ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 5O 1 A. B. C. BOOK STORE , BIBLES - STATIONERY - Music - FICTION :I 619 North 3rd Street tr tr I , ARIZONA INSTITUTE 1 or HoRoLoGY 'I543 E. Van Buren Phone 3-7258 Phoenix, Arizona I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 qu I RADIO PARTS of ARIZONA 36 West Madison I Phone 4-3862 Phoenix, Arizona , .,, ' 4 CROP DUSTING - LIQUID SPRAYING - SEEDING DEFOLIATING - WEED CONTROL - FERTILIZING If it'.r 4 .silver airplane with a yellou' now izfr MARSH AVIATION mon: 4-8478 JOHNS DRUG CO. D A L E Y PHONES 4-6748 - 4-5825 co. 4, 3752 E. Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona SALES AND SERVICE REWINDING AND REBUILDING ' NWVYB5 ELECTRIC MOTORS, TRANSFORMERS 3. GENERATORS 'M-Egg gfcbmgwe- , Kifmzdgo 2' A JI Eg COULTER MOTOR COMPANY 960-62-64 East Van Buren 312-324 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE and PHOENIX, ARIZONA H A A 1830 East Madison Street Ig PAUL JONES CAR COMPANY BUYS 81 SELLS Clean Automobiles Phones 8-3696 - 8-1363 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Every Buyer u BO0Jter 'E Van Buren at lst St. 317 W, Van Buren 4: Phone 2-8396 Phone 3-2932 GLASS - PAINT For ALL Pnrpofei BISHOP PAINT 8- GLASS COMPANY . 42 S. 4th Avenue Phone 8-4861 , O I R E! 31114 ' . Iv Ig esaarloriu.-4 - Sheldon D ii 'N E1 3901 E.VAN BUREN coNTINENTEL TEXACO fi 'NONE 24397 SERVICEANDGARAGE 4 'I-lQENlx'ARIzoNA Com lete Au O Re airin - Car Washizg -- AAarfaxpLubf1CaTion PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE CALL Phone 4-5933 3901 E. Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona v-,, A A4 11 in PHONE 243773 :Zz if-N C r CLARKE'S TRAILER CD U RT DN HIBHWAYE 6D-'IDv BD-B9 4101 E. VAN BUREN BT. PHOENIX, ARI2. Compliments of Le MAN'S BAKERY 1538 E. McDowell - Phoenix oxecrzp xl-ti ,fXFARMERSyXX uNsuRANcc X X AQ 95022, VAX jmbol off enor erwce A. ROBERT LAWRENCE, DIST. AGENT JEFFERSON HOTEL O A. S. ACKEL Manager C Phone 3-5141 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Congrofulofions To the Senior Class of the PHOENIX TECHNICAL SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFERS, WAREHOUSEMEN, AND HELPERS JOINT COUNCIL NO. 71, ARIZONA LOCAL UNIONS REPRESENT THE TRUCK DRIVERS, ALSO WORKMEN IN RELATED CLASSIFICATIONS, IN ALL PARTS OF OUR STATE, CONSTRUCTION, BUILDING MATERIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS DRIVERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 83, PHOENIX. TRANSPORT AND LOCAL DELIVERY DRIVERS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS LOCAL UNION NO. IO4, PHOENIX BREWERY WORKERS, BOTTLERS AND CHECKERS OF ARIZONA LOCAL UNION NO. 262, PHOENIX SALES DRIVERS AND HELPERS LOCAL UNION NO. 274, PHOENIX CHAUFFEURS, TEAMSTERS AND HELPERS LOCAL UNION NO. 3lO, TUCSON We Also Congratulate the Faculty of Phoenix Technical School On the High Class Workmanship It ls Building ,,3,g,g3,-jg,ggS9,,, L Ihographed by Desert Litho f h I -ff,1'ff, 2iX' PHOENI , I . ,I I.. c. MEAD gg II 1311 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE I 4, PHONES 4-3068 - 3-6281 1 'E Di,tfVf!7lIfllf,f for :I EE FIRESTONE TIRES, TUBES Ig lg HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES gl lr 'I DRINK DELAWARE PUNCH 4 If Anzeriuff Soft - Sofl Drink it DOUBLE con nommc wonus I I ,I Home of the World's Largest SUNDAE P O L A R B A R 2809 N. Central Avenue I' I 4: ,I 3 gi l7lO N. Iam sneer 4: ,I ll 'IYPEWRITERS RENTALS 1 ADDING MACHINES SALES 4, 4' CASH REGISTERS REPAIR I: ' A A P 4 3 1, Phoenix, rizona :5 sNYDEn's 5: P 55 orrice EQUIPMENT COMPANY It 4: :I 11 soo E. TAYLOR - PHONE 2-9296 'I I 1 Q5 NEW PORTABLES :Q if 1006 Down, 57.30 month 1: I' I :I Make PRATT-GILBERT 5 ' I' II' II cl f I or a lg egree o smarfness 3 Your Headquarters for 5, 4, ,I 'I 0 0 'I ' Ig LUFKIN Precision Tools .I Wear wr UNWFRSITY SW' :I 1, 'E II These softly handled suits 'E ll are popular with men :I ' A :I who like a casual look 4: A- I QQ? J Q ,E best. The flap pockets, I: ' 'I , Q W gi-W center vent, soft shoulder, 4 'w 4 4, A X 1 . V , - :E fig, :L . ' : and three button closing 1: Ag It 4 U ,MQ , V, II are the distinguishing I It features . . . used on if , ' I II distinguished fabrics. 4 - A. , 1 4, I I T 4 MBE I ' 3. . ii ' I, I ' Ii I , as-II. I I , 1, Ig - ' ,f ' urn I A Ig 4 5 'I 1 4 5 I VA . X 4 4 Il I .-4 I Qs' , 4 WV . . . ' t II IA. T , A I ., I I PHOENIX ARIZONA . ,- IL, J T 5 IN ,, NA R V HAL L I-.un PRATT ' GILBERT I 'WTEI HA RD WA RE COM PA N yTp '43,XigE I Honny's 'Q' . . na zrmo we nc. ARIZONA'S COMPLETE AIRCRAFT SALES S. SERVICE STATION 2410 AIRLINE WAY CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTOR PHONE 4 9463 Q, XX xQ5llll PQ. , . S echcraft fa .m0fva4 Deale' DISTRIBUTOR O I S T R I B U Ivglitvv AvAv- Y A-Av 'Av-:vezlvgv:::v,v,v,:v,v,v,v.'.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.-.,v.,.,.-.v.,A.,.,.,.,-,.,.,-,,-,A,A,-, I A COMPANY IS KNOWN BY THE 1 PRODUCTS IT SELLS WELDING: 3E .l.lN V7'UI' 3259? 1 3 8O5iLfb6' -ex 3-I ,- EF :fr -1 -UID O. .,n I O-9' 31 Q-2. O. 52 ,S GI' V l7XL'i'B 5? EF T2 DLI is Q3 2 ITWS-I X 88 MEI 101 BEEJ TOOLS: 35 Bradford TRANSMISSION: ii B. F. Goodrich CO. ft Diamond Chain ARIZONA WELDING 5E EQUIPMENT CO. 4 415 South 7th Street PHOENIX ADAMS AT FUKSI' oqsmgsms O 101 or E ml TENNIS HEADQUARTERS Famous Dunlop Maxply frames Davis Hi Point frames MacGregor Speedwood frames MacGregor De Luxe frames MacGregor Fleetwood frames Harry C. Lee Autograph frames Expert Stringing on NEW NO AWL STRINGER. 24 hour Service Victor dt juneman gut used. Priced from 5.00 to 9.00 Tennis Racquets strung with NYLON 3.00 4.00 4.50 6.00 7.00 8.50 Dunlop Tennis Balls in cans, 3 for 1.75 jack Purcell Tennis Shoes- Mens 5.25 Women's 5.10 MacGregor Tennis Shoes 3.00 Tennis Caps and Visors, 1.10, 1.00, .70 SPORTING GOODS - DOWNSTA IRS For The Best in Paints If MATHEWS PAINT CO. INC. 1006 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. - PHONE 3-1293 - x gl' 'E I J Mi.. I' -I I Compliments of SLOANE'S Transfer and Storage Co. iw 5 '11uuqp- .,.. . HAMMOND SOAP 8- CHEMICAL CO. MANUFACTURERS - DISTRIBUTORS Soaps - Cleaners - Insecticides - Disinfectants Waxes - Sanitary Supplies - Polishes - Floor Finishes Phone 8-5307 or 8-5308 II5 West Jackson Street PHOENIX, ARIZONA THE VAGABONDS Ai2izoNA's FINEST DANCE ORCHESTRA PHONE 1142514 zo E, Mcxinnv sr Puozmx. Anizomi i 4a i in 4 I G 4 qi i li 1 I 4 1 'I 2I East Buchanan Street CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY phoenix Arizona PHOENIX - MESA - TUCSON - NOGALES 1 SOI W. VAN BUREN You C4111 Cmnzt on Capital ------- ........ I - ...... A ..... -- ........... ....... - ---- .... .... ...-............ ..-....... - - A - - A--- -A I I I I I I I I 'I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I v - v v v v v - v - - v - v v - - - v v v -Av'-Av v v-A-A-'v'v'v'-'v'v'v'v'v'v'-Av'-'vi, Congratulations to the Graduates of 1950 FOR GOOD LISTENING DAY OR NIGHT Tune In ou' an' 1 950 OL, wlms 5 i YOUR CBS STATION IN PHOENIX 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 'I :I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 'I 'I 11 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 'I I 'I 'I 4 'I 4I 'I Morticians A. L. 6' A 'b I3 Ce Motor - Plane , S Adams at Fourth Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Phone 4-4111 OUR SI NCERE THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DYE OXYGEN COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE P P 'I li 3332 CHRISTY ROAD P. O. BOX 2344 FRESH SANDWICH 1' COMPANY PHOENIX, ARIZONA Welding Supplies ' 4 Lincoln Welding Machines l and Electrodes 629 N. 7th sffeef - Phone 8-4637 ' U 7 N ' PHONE 8-3409 1 our .Sclwol Lunch Stand lr .P COVERS AND BINDING OF the 1950 TECHNICIAN Designed - Printed - Produced BY ARIZONA TRADE BINDERY ARIZONA LIBRARY BINDING CO. 31 I West Monroe PIWOYIG 3-0920 4 1' '.v.v.v.-A-.'.v.'.'.'.v.v.v. .v.v.v.,v .'.v.v.v.'-,,v-, AIM The general aim of Phoenix Techni- cal School is to prepare students for an immediate place in industry, at the same time developing good citizens with an awareness of their responsibility to the community in which they live. The fac- ulty at PTS follows a code that is an indication of the earnestness with which they strive to meet that aim. The code reads in part: A student is the most im- portant person ever to enter this school. He is not dependent on us, we are depend- ent on him. He is not an interruption of our work, he is the purpose of it. He is not an outsider to our organization, he is a part of it. A student is a person who brings us his wants. It is our joh to handle those wants in a way that is profitable to him. H 3 N V x A f 1 Q. A r ' ' 'i1,,ff.f j V 5 4. l.,'.v ., .wir-f A, -1. A i .... -' ii'- ' 1 .5 5 ' ,f I JW' 1- , 5 1 , I' 1,53 4 tr' ' W, - . q, .11 ' ,I , n ' . . 1 ' , V- .ugxfv