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

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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.

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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.