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

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IQ ' 145 - :Q , 2,- ' 1.9, I 'if' is 4 521.5 if wx V 'Q- ., .i , -fi.-1.2 KMJ ,qu ,xv N I 'gfeaaloiatla Published bv C , an . 3 'SGAMZ 525 North Seventh Street 0l'elU0l' Your Technician Staff believes, now, that building a book such as this is no small task. Most of the staff was new this year as the Editor, Associate Editor, Business Manager, Assistant Manager and several others in the l95l staff graduated. However, each has learned rapidly with success and with failure, with pleasure and with grief. Each has accomplished what he could. lf the book deserves any praise, credit should go to those new faithful staff members who have overcome difficulty and discouragement to produce this, the l952 edition of The Technician. Special credit is due these others who have given of their time and encouragement in preparing the book for publication: Mr. Lemley, Mr. Eppert, Mr. Luck,, Donald Tabor and others who took the pictures that appear in this book, Mr. 'McCullar who handled the subscriptions, Mr. Kushibab, Mr, Eppert, and Mr. Talbott who directed the advertising sales, Mr. Kendall who caught much of the grief, Mr. Zeitlin who collected the pictures of Our Boys in Service , Mr. Luck who provided artistic help, both from his class and personally. To them and innumerable others who have aided us and without whose help the publica- tion would have been more difficult, I offer my sincere thanks and the thanks of the staff and sponsor. 7? X sry, sv I 14, ' I5 I fn ll! 1 Q 1- Q -1' 9 S Assn!-X Color pages are by courtesy of Arizona Highways Magazine. Black and white full page photographs are Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Photos. V' LQ 'Q 3. 1 4 1 3 1. 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DOSE : TAKE AS NEEDED M93 ll too quicklyll DlRECTOR'S MESSAGE Four years ago, ten years ago, twenty years ago lwhatever the span of years may be, they pass a you and l began our affiliation with this school. Before us was emblazoned a motto, that they who enter these halls of learning ENTER TO LEARN Our years of learning, as far as Tech is concerned, are past now - and together we LEAVE TO SERVE If we have served well our years of learning, if we have acquired a thorough knowledge of our trade or our vocation, as well as the traits of character and citizenship that will enable us to build a life, as well as to earn a living, then There is no doubt that wherever we may be, in whatever capacity we may find employment for our knowledge and our talents, we will serve well and ethically and recall to mind the quotation from Benjamin Franklin that HE WHO HATH A TRADE HATH AN ESTATE Z .i l l I! auykf 4.1--if f Jijl li 'Q N 07 01703135 on 1 isuffli LDUC -iydif. f?a??P1 av-155' s v .. 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Under his direction the school has grown and expanded its facilities until more than 7,000 people have been enrolled in its various classes in a single year. Now that he is going on to larger fields of endeavor it is with gratitude for his excellent guidance and untiring labor that we dedicate this, the l952 Technician to him. 0140 M1772 Two thousand years ago There passed this way A Carpenter. A few brief years He walked and talked And then moved on. And yet- The words He spoke Live on For He built lives And hope. 'kk-k He, too, was a carpenter: Our friend and teacher Who stopped with us A few brief years And then moved on. And yet- He, too, shall live For years to come For those of us who knew him As teacher and friend. He taught us to build things- And character. IN MEMORIUM - GOVE ALLEN ADMINISTRA 7100 JA V -he ' - I 245 '1 'Z .C If '- 127 my w. ff ' - A: -i-1 .:,fJ,. -.AQ Al - A Qgfv: , . fn. 4 f io x ' .s W F-QKQZW 53. z -...Q W 5. .51 Q iff? , 1-- ,.. .gg H 'F 2 91521 qu 56? 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MONTGOMERY Q4 xv Lula- 4. -S DIRECTOR clwol alclminiaira fion J. J. KAYETAN COORDINATORS - f' R f 1 I K JOHN KENDALL MARION EPPERT JOSEPH KUSHIBAB eparimeni Neadd Above, left to right: Mr. Russell Talbott, Mr. Elmer Felton, Mr. Louis E. Burnett, and Mr. Russell Goddard. Below, left to right: Mr. R. E. McCullar, Mrs. Muriel Gurr, Mr. John D. Kendall, Mrs. Jinnett Kirk, and Mr. Herbert Zeitlin. ounaelora -6 ' 1 .8 ,- f Ab II li ,r J ! 'D Rf larfp S ll3J fy, 6' r W.. . Q. 5 1, n -19,221 -x l ow -4- . -.mn , - , t Jfjw. SEQ' - 46:1 'iff- 495321. v ez ilygnfneil, .1 - - xYq,54jH 3 A f M' -: ...SN . - x 'H 5321? C N W C V .., .: ng.:-3, 4 ...Saw . ' r..n4 i I - f 4. ':5,rx'?:, r33a52,,l -Lg? I vsfih QM- I-ixlfx, 3:--'-,-.:' ',',-,:',.5--v.vjQ.'vf Lap iff? ., 'ii-ff' ,QF ' - ' - agxjntf, mi, X' -- - .v u--- .1 -4-1 g 2-fqq. . I-QS. -45.3 , .-Q --95,1 X T55 'sjflg Q - WH '- 31 ,ag jg , , 'lx F , , - . 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I m.:5l' 1 O O 61 ,J Q0 Ol ,LA i , s -5. 4-1- f U i .s ws. 0 Q A ....t3.g 1 ircraff cunienance After satisfactorily completing this Course of training in aviation mainte- nance repair and alteration, instructed by Mr. Simon N. Chilleen, a student can apply for a C.A,A. Mechanics Certificate. ufo Mecllanica eclrica an rucfe Operafion In Auto Mechanics iEIectricaID, taught by Mr. Henry Baker, the student studies the electrical set-up of Automobiles. The Students of Truck Operation, taught by Mr. Ray Lemley, are trained to drive and care for anything from a pick-up to a ten-ton tractor and trailer. iMr. Lemley just wouIdn't have his picture takenl. .5 5 li it I if ref ,vrfxx E 5 s inf' f x 'Q Lf r. ' 1 hs . x 1 ,Ps - Y ,--' , Q ,... 4 M all its K . -f Q in . ., , , it . I 19: .. Nxwf- .-in X N O lm . if , f. . 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L :- mx-J: s' I , g 705 6145563 AMX Z. eniora ADAMS, FLOYD ALEXANDER, DARWIN APODACA, ALLEN BATEMAN, BLANCHE BECK, WILLIAM BERARDUCCI, LEONARD BEST, ANDY BINGAMAN, VANCE BLACK, DOUGLAS BORJORQUEZ, RALPH BRACAMONTE, HELEN BROWN, KENNETH CHAPMAN, TOM CHARLEY, SHELBY CHERRY, EMANUEL CHURCHILL, ELMER Clan o 52 CONNOLLY, KEITH CRANE, FARRIS CROUCH, FRANKLIN CUEVAS, JESS DAGGETT, JEAN DAVES, ARTHUR DAVIS, EDDIE DeREMER, GEORGE DRAKE, DEAN DUTTON, KATHERINE ELLIS, FRANK FOREMAN, DOYLE GARCIA FRANCES GAYLOR, RODNEY GEORGE, BOB HALL, JOE 3-TIZIBRZ4 gt: C eniora HANSEN, BETTY CARTOON, JIMMY CARTOON, JENNY HERNANDEZ, ROBERT HICKS, DAVID HOWARD, CHESTER HUNT, JACKIE INGERSOLL, BOB JACQUES, RICHARD JENKINS, JOY JOHNSON, LARRY JONES, BOBBY KIGGINS, JOY KULINA, BENEDICT LANE, CABLE LARGE, BREEFERD L 616149 of I5 EFX I f:-L ..4i, 11' Y' N I H0 LARGE, SYLVIA LEE, LEO LESIAK, ROSE MARIE LEWIS, ARCHESTER LEYVA, ELIAS LILJEDAHL, ERMAL LISTON, VERNON LITTLE, CARL LOCKARD, PATRICIA LOPEZ, ROBERT MCDONALD, CHARLES MCFARLAND, LOYD MARTINEZ, MANUEL MASTERS, RONALD MAXWELL, TOMMY MESA, CARMEN MILLER, CHARLES MILLER, JOHN MITCHELL, LOGAN MONROE, LLOYD MORRELL, RICHARD NOBLE, VERNON NUNEZ, ALBERT OBREGON, ESTHER OHLINGER, HENRY OSBUN, JESSE OHTON, ANTONIO PATTERSON, DOROTHY PAYETTE, RONALD PENNINGTON, BEN PERSONEY, AL PETERSON, FRANK Q eniora II. 1 1 Cxlan of is PILON, GEORGE PINKERTON, RICHARD PRINGLE, LAURENCE QUEZADA, GEORGE RANDALL, JOSEPH HELEN RENCEHAUSEN RICHEY, NORMA RILEY, MARGARET I RIOS de los ESPERANZA ROBINSON, RICHARD E. ROBINSON, RICHARD L. ROGERS, BOBBY RONEY, JAMES SANDOVAL, GEORGE SARGEE, PATRICIA SEVILLA, RICHARD SHAFFER, JAMES SHARD, JAMES SMITH, MELVIN SMITH, WENDELL SOTO, JOHNNY STARK, JIMMIE STEELE, BETTY STEPHENSON, JOHNNY SUTTERFIELD, JORJEAN SWANSON, DENNIS TABOR, WILLIAM TACKITT, JAMES TAYLOR, HOWARD TOTH, ALEX TOWLES, GLEN VELASQUEZ, ANDY en iora A mls. Clam of '5 VICTOR, JOHN VISCOGLIOSI, TOM WEBSTER, BYRON WHITE, HARVEY WHITE, JAMES WILLEY, RONALD WILLIAMS, MALCOLM kk ' kg WOOD, ROY I, I 91112 -, 5 I X enior pon.4orJ and officer! Sponsors, left to right: Mr. Paul J. Moore, Mr. Homer Dukes, Miss Mary B. Watson, Mr. George C. Berger. Class Officers, left to right: Katherine Dutton, Secretary, Johnny Stephenson, President, Pat Lockard, Vice-President, Joy Kiggins, Treasurer. 1 l- gig E F fb uniom AITKEN, GEORGE ALMGREN, GORDON ALVAREZ, RICHARD ASH, GEORGE BAKER, JAMES BERGGEIN, JEAN GIBBS, BILL BLOOMQUIST, PHILLIP BOWEN, JOHN BRADLEY, CLETIS BRANNOCH, WARREN BREON, SHIRLEY BROWN, CHARLIE BROWN, EVA BROWN, ROBERT BRUCE, PATRICIA BRYSON, PATRICIA BURTON, THEODORE CALLAHAN, DEAN CANCHOLA, ANGELO CARSON, JERRY CASTELLANOS, SALVADOR CHALMERS, ARMAND CLARK, DENOTRA COLEMAN, RICHARD Clan of I5 COLLINS, JACK CORBRAY, DOROTHY CRISP, JIMMY DUNLAP, BILL DUVALL, BARBARA ECHEVESTE, FRANK ELLIOTT, DODIE ENRIQUEZ, TONY FARDY, GERALD FIERROS, RALPH GAMBLIN, DELILA GAMBOA, JOE GOWER, JO HEDRICK, JANE ANN HARMON, RICHARD HARRISON, CHARLES HARVILLE, JAMES HIGGINS, WILLIAM HILLER, DONALD HINDMAN, RAY HOLD, PETE HUBENTHAL, KLAUS HUDDLESTON, RAY HUMPHREY, VERNEDA JAMES, RONNIE 5. G x B 1 'S' ig ,I NJ R o L4 I gs 5 I 1' iffy-1-f. 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Q .J uniord JOHNSON, FRANK JENNINGS, IVAN KALMES, JOHN KAMINSKY, JOHN KILLEN, DICK KING, GORDON KIRBY, BILLY KIRK, JERRY KREMER, GUNTHER LANG, MAX LECHUGA, MIKE LEWIS, JOHN LOVIN, LEONARD MCBRIDE, TERRENCE MCCARTY, LOIS MCCOWEN, LEOLA MCGOUGH, MARION MCTIGRIT, MOZETTE MANGUM, KATHERINE MANGUS, IMA MANUS, WILLIAM MARINELLO, ANTHONY MARBLE, HENRY MARKS, DONNIE MARVIN, GEORGE Clan of T53 MATTHEWS, ERNESTINE MILLAGE, JIM MITCHELL, ALLAN MONTANA RAYMOND MYERS, BETTY JO OBREGON, BEN ORTIZ, ADELINE ORTIZ, ARTHUR ORTIZ, RICHARD PALOMAKI, BILL PEPPER, KENNETH PERRY, CATHERINE CARTOON, JIMMY PERRYMAN, MARY JO PFIZENMAIER, WILBERT PIMENTEL, ARTHUR QUINN, EDWARD RAMIREZ, BOBBY RAMIREZ, Joe RICHIE, LYNN ROLLINS, CARL RALSTON, NIHLA RUSSELL, CHARLINE RYAN, JAMES SANTA CRUZ, CORNELIO RNA N s L N Q I 'YT Wk 'N T 'K I 4 R v Eg W R 6 in A ig Iva? F , NX Ai is ix I iw ff I 6' ' '9 L M KE' I 1.1, ' J 'dan' B, vf ' Q x 44' -ii ,- X49- Q., S,'i.1'dQ'Q,5t'??v, , 'im.fv,R1iJl BW' f A ,Lf ,v , Q , K I, . '- V K 4. l uniord SCHIPPER, HERMAN SHEPHERD, HENRY SHREVE, DOUGLAS SIMMONS, GORDON SNIFFEN, ELAINE SOLANO, FREDDIE SOVA, JAMES STEIGER, NORMAN STEELE, MATTIE SWADER, DORIS SWANSON, LORETTA THOEN, RICHARD THOMAS, KENNETH THOMPSON, EVELYN CARTOON, JENNY THUDE, WILLIE TORRES, CECILIA TOWNS, MAMIE TRUE, WANDA TRUJILLO, ARMIDA TURNEY, KENNETH TUTTLE, RUBY VIETMEIER, RONALD WALL, RICHARD wAss, WALTER Clan of ,53 WATSON, ROBERT WEBBER, CORA WIESBROCK, RICHARD WHITE, VERNON wmnow, OLETHA I I X IA nu-ui, Xi WOODALL, LINDSAY WORTHINGTON, ALBERT WRIGHT, FRED YATES, BOBBY ZAMORA, FLORENC IO uniora Junior Class Sponsors, above, left to right, Mr. Van D. Clark, Mrs. Jessie C. Hall, Class President Nihla Rolston, Mr. Leo C. Bowers. Junior Class Officers, left to right, sitting, Ima Mangus, Vice-Presi- dent, Nihla Rolston, President, standing, Robert Smith, Treasurer, George Aitken, Secretary. r,Q Aw A AT pf A is 14 1 1 If ' 9 rv T 'f I I 'I A A fy , If-if C I 1 , If I . at ff X1 l 1 I , I A 11 .I 9' V 1 E , ' in ' : u I 3 , 5: If f' A 4 INK f I f I' I 3 ., , F, ' I ' ' 'W I I .. lv .- Cg0,Jll0l1'l0l'e ADAMSON, CAROL ALCANTAR, ELIAS AMSLER, BILL ANDERSON, JAMES ANDES, FRED ANGENEY, WALTER ANGULO, ARMIOA ARNOLD, JAMES ARRINGTON, JOYCE ARTEAGA, FREDDY ASHCRAFT, MARY LEE BACA, RAUL BARKER, ROBERT BARNARD, JACK BARNES, CLENDON BEADNELL, WILLIAM- BEJARNO, ROBERT BELISLE, BUNKY BELISLE, JAMIE BENNETT, DAVID BLANTON, JACKIE BOEGEMAN, JOHN BOLLWEG, DONALD BOSHENS, PETER BOWMAN, JEAN BRAUN, MOODIE BRANDON, MARVIN BRISSETTE, DOUGLAS BULLOCK, DONALD BULLOCK, JOHN Clan of '54 BULLOCK, RICHARD BURCH, MAURICE BUSTOS, SAMMY CAMPBELL, ROBERT CAMOU, HENRY CARBAJAL, RICHARD CARROLL, ROGER CARSON, JIMMY CASEY, DION CHRISTENSON, CLYDE CLARK, AMMONIA CLARK, DAVID CLARK, RICHARD COLEGROVE, BRUCE COLLINS, LLOYD COMBS, WANDA COOPER, JAMES CORDOVA, CONNIE CORLEY, DONALD CORN, HAZEL CROOK, FRANKLIN CUETO, MARY CURRY, JOAN DANIELS, JAMES DAVIS, CHARLES DAVIS, JOHNNY DAVIS, FRED DEAL, RICHARD DEARING, ROBERT DeFRANCE, ROY '3I Wu ,,,,IJRK A f II I .. 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'Q 5 5 E K 2- , 1 fi l,' ,A if' I 'F ' G LSI I, op 0I110I'9 DeSOTO, FRANK DIXON, FRED DIXON, WALDO DOMINGUEZ, JESUS DRAPER, GENE DRECKMAN, HENRY DUARTE, SILVANO DUGGINS, LONNIE DUHAMELL, LEOTA DUNCAN, MITZI DUNCAN, PATRICIA DYER, CLARENCE EPPARD, NORMA JEAN ERNST, GEORGE FELIX, MICKEY FINE, WILLIAM FLANNERY, CHARLES FLOURNOY, BERNARD FOGLE, ROBERT FONSECA, ARNOLD FORBES, HOWARD FOREMAN, 'CECELIA FORWARD, WALTER FRENCH, STEWART GALINDO, DAVID GARHART, PAUL GAYTON, ROBERT GENUNG, WILFORD GIBSON, AMMIE GIBSON, VIDA MAE Clan of '54 GINN, HERMAN A GIUNTOLI, EUGENE ' Q GOHEEN, HAROLD f A if Z, GOODLOE, voNNlE V WP ...R GOWER, DELANO GRAHAM, JERRY A . 3 .Q K .. .Jo GUNDRY, CHARLES HALL, Bos R HANSEN, GAYLORD HARLow, IVAN , HARRIS, MAE DEL ' HARTGRAVES, J. E. HAWKINS, ALVIE X 7 , HAWKINS, GERALD V HAWKINS, NORMAN , .3 HAYDEN, ELSIE , HAYDEN, HELEN HENRY, ROBALD 'I I HERRoN, LOIS f Af I I HIGHTDWER, GLEN A HIRSCH, BILL '- v-A H43 HOELZEN, LARRY HARPER, PAUL HEARNE, ROY HODGES, BILL HOOGSTRA, ULDINE HOOPER, PATSY ' HOPE, EDWARD HORTON, ANNIE GONZALES, AUGUSTINE , q F, v L- ,M v I M51 4 if f'Xy-A,f ,s 9 'J sk Q 2 W 4 sf f xp SEMA .QV A A f,: ' 1 X A L - xi r 3 We 2 , Q J if +.i 3 yu 11 tw. K .rr 1 ' 3. ,lam ' we-1 if I E -:Mei er , , X M ,Ai J A J 1, SQ I 3 A - , Af M 1 1 H . . .Eff wg f . . A ff 1 , X 1 f 55555 1, IL:-,tha ' - II E lf, ' S M, 4 , If 5- YW ' - II... Jw I ,J ,, III r tv -Q g if 1 I Lx ..'.1,7 , ,. .f I 4 I uyfn Q ' 4 I 1.3:-.f -I . , ..I. -- :fir 'f . -a .',1.'L .. 35. 5 Q AV pf 409 J . IIIQ Egg I 3, -J--.I-. ' in 0 f u ' Z .- -trffr:-.!'.,f F I 'E' 33733 4.8. Y 220 1- ui L ll , ,JF f -Q JD ,.!, op omore HORTON, RONNIE HARRIS, BOB IHMS, JIMMIE JACKMAN, MARTIN JENKINS, RICHARD JOHNSON, LARRY JOHNSTON, JIMMIE JONES, LONNIE JONES, SANDY JUDD, GAYLE JULIEN, HENRY KALJEMANN, DONALD KEENAN, MICKEY KEENEY, JOE KENSHOL, PAUL KERSHEY, PHILLIP KETRING, ROLAND KING, LEONARD KING, THOMAS KING, TOM KISSEL, GAYLE KLEINSCHMIDT, ERVIN KOPY, STEVE KOSIN, CLIFFORD KOSIN, HERMAN KOSTEWA, DONALD LaCROSSE, JANELLA LAND, LELAND LANDRUM, OTIS LAWS, WILLA Class of '54 LAWLER, DONALD LAZOK, ALEX LEDBETTER, JOSEPHINE LEE, EDWARD LEE, JAMES LEWIS, FRED LIEB, MARTIN LISTON, JERRY LONG, ESAW LORER, JOHN LOPEZ, ANGELINA LOPEZ, CARLOS MCDONALD, CHARLES LYONS, MERLE MCCLURE, JIMMY MCDONALD, ROGER MCELHANEY, HERMAN MCINTOSH, ARLISS MCLAUGHLIN, DALE MACONAGHY, MARJORIE MALDONADO, WILLIE MARSHALL, DON MARTIN, JERRY MARTINEZ, BETTIE MARTINEZ, VIRGINIA MATHEWS, SAM MAuIc, MARILYN MEHNERT, RICHARD MESA, LUPE METZNER, MILTON 9 I Q I ,A-4. . ,An ear- ., ., 4-3 ,f o xii Us 'N Ni A -- r , if L X I f I g it F' 'IK NL, , I I fr I... 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Q, I, fi I , 15 RIVAS, ADELINA 3 ggi, ,, If , RIOS, PHILLIP MERARDO RIVERA, MANUEL - 5 ROBERTS, DON A N A I 'R '53 A . I w v J' ROBERTS, EDWARD Q 1 II ,sf:, 3 ROBINSON, ELEANOR ROGERS, CHARLES A , . A3 I-L. L. ROGERS, LARRY - - f A ROGERS, Ll LLIAN E. 3, 'Q , 1 ne E-3. ROJAS, ANTONIO J' ROLER, JIM V ff ROLLINS, PAUL I RUIZ, ALEX .' I RUIZ, JOAQUIN RUSSELL, JAMES RUSZKOWSKI, PAT rf Z2 f fs I mm -II fi vs. fl I 'U I, . Ni ' I H' , . I 'ff ,WEE ,R ,., W? Inq 5 'H 35 I .U A PAKAY, FRANK SALTSMAN, ROBERT SANDERS, ALFRED SANTA CRUZ, ENEDINA SANTA CRUZ, OLIVIA Wg, S I .ff I SANDOVAL, CONNIE SARTEN, DORIS R ,gs 4 If-T . , Y .A 2 1- 0? SCI-IINRE, GERALD ' 35 A 'JI .' 'AQ SCHLOSSER, CHARLES If I L A 4 , E SCHOOLAERT, WARREN fx f5QI I lf 1,1 DW 5 D-.. R.. Q . A I, 3 ' 3 Q23 I I Q Y 5 ? 'A ,V MI? I , I ff ix , I I I I A .4 - fs ,, 'A 1 A I L 1- . 3 f I lv -+I .,o Zi oplzomore SEALE, PAT SEXTON, GENE SEXTON, GLORIA SHEELY, MELVIN SHEPARD, CHARLIE SHEWEY, JOHN SHUART, WAYNE SHURBET, JOHN SIGLIN, BILL SIMS, BETTY SIQUEIROS, DAVID SISNEROZ, DANNY SMALLWOOD, LARRY SMITH, BOBBIE SMITH, JESSEE SMITH, MARILYN SMITH, RUDOLPH SNYDER, KENWOOD SONS, RAY SOTO, ERNEST SPINOS, DAVID STARK, DENNIS STEWART, ALLEN STEWART, DICK STEWART, LARRY SYVESTER, KENNETH TORRES, VERA TOVAR, BELIA ULRICH, GLENN VALENTINE, LARRY flaw of '54 VALLE, GILBERT VANDERHOFF, BOB VIETMEIR, SHARON VILORIA, JOE VIRGEN, DEWITT I VOORNEVELD, PETER WALDROP, CHARLES WALKER, HERMAN WALLACE, MARVIN WATERS, HAROLD WEDIG, EDWARD WENEK, RICHARD WILCOX, WILBURTA WILLIAMS, CORNELIUS WILLIAMS, EDWARD WILLIAMS, LLOYD WILLIAMS, SONJA WILLIAMS, TOLLY WILLIAMS, STANLEY WILLIAMS, WILBUR WILSON, BILL WORTHINGTON, LOUISE WRIGHT, ALLAN YAROCH, RITA YAROCH, RONALD YEAGER, WALTER YOUNG, ROBERT YUENGST, ALICE ZARDER, WARREN ZIEGLER, HARLEY 3 S ni? ,xx ' I ,ff- I .a 5:3 029 pda WAR 'I ! flf,ig, x- 22 ' -,, fig If I If 'IIIV 1 115' 21 :sash 1 If A F ',, ,,, ' Y f N I , ' T .I- I 7 ' , ff 7 I f' ' I , 1 I' Li.-sI ..l. I Qi' ,. -we '1 W. .nn -I. QD 1, , f x f-5 1 v . ,wi I f 1 'boi .1 I It M 4 E oplzomorea Sophomore Class Sponsors, below, left to right, Mr. Hobert Coffer, Class President Don Corley, Mrs. Jean Ott, Mr Louis Burnett. Sophomore Class Officers, left to right, Annie Horton, Treasurer, Steve Kopy, Vice-President. realzmen Freshman Class Sponsors, left to right, Mr. Harold J. Luck, Mr. Samuel C. Liberante, Mrs. Elma Weiss, and Mr Joseph F. Paxton. Freshmen Class Officers are: Pearline Pinson, President, Joyce Thrower, Secretary fnot in picturel .J t , it i i V , ffiir f ' f 1 l w l 1 v- N ADAMS, BILLY RAY KGUILERA, ALFONSO ALLEN, BILLY JOE ALMANZAR, DON APODACA, LAWRENCE ATWELL, JAMES AVERY, ROBERT BACA, RENEE BAGLEY, JOHN BARAY, vlNcENT BARBEE, GEORGE IARNARD, CHARLES BARNES, BRYAN BELL, DONAVAN BENDELE, ROBERT BENTON, LESLIE BENTON, DONALD BETTS, KENNETH 'QI ,I-3 x 9,54 ,VMS ' K I A Q I,qyIl.?yt! T I 2 ' ' 44 1 I L I x H x I I, ,Q li. Y' . 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PICKETT, RICHARD PIMENTEL, MARSHALL PINSON, CARROLL PINSON, PEARLINE PINSON, JOE 3 Jf1ip Nm MARTINEZ, JESUS MARVIN, SHARON MAY, CLEVELAND MAYNARD, BENNIE , MESQUITA, RICHARD MICKELSON, I -J DANNY LEROY MILLS, ROBERT LEE MISHLER, DAVID MITCHELL, REX MITCHELL, TOM JOE MONROE, TIMOTHY MOORE, ALFRED ,I ff E. MORENO, MIKE I ,f MORGAN, 3 , KENNETH ALVIN ' 5' MORSE, DAVID if if MYRICK J M JAMES RAY ' I 'Jw NELSON, LAWRENCE V W. NEWNUM, DARRELL A A 5, ,,,:1 3,5 5- 1 - ' Q 3 ll L , ff Zl?' . im! D A I ' ,J ps.. vt - , 6, r -1 4 NI,-I I I - fill if I 1 r, 'H' I ' 'ah ' 14' , ,,,, - .2 P04 H1811 .2 D 'I F. IE Su JI -6 ,, , 3 -:QI I 'I I, 'lf WR '.0 5 l,,,, pvvf I ,IX A PLATT, WILLIAM POGUE, DAVID . Ia POPE, FRANK f' ' PORFILIO, RICHARD . PORTER, JACKIE Q X 1 ' I 4 Q, . Q I , nf, POST, WARREN I. I ,QI IA I f if , PRESS, I IORVAL, FRANKLIN PRINCE, ROBERT PRITCHARD, JOHN PUTNAM, HAROLD QUEZADA, LOUIS QUIHUIS, HERMINIA RAZO, CECIL READY, LARRY REED, DONALD REED, ROBERT ' ' A NSI? 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ROBINSON, DUANE ROBL, JOHN ROSS RODRIQUEZ, ENEDINA ROTHLISBERGER, NORMAN ROONEY, WALLY ROTONDO, EUGENE RUIZ, JOHN SADLER FELIPE SALAZAR CLARA SAENZ FELIPE f- SANTA CRUZ TONY S ' .3 I .J I D 1 I i II SALCIDO, ROMELIA I- ,A f a I xx 1 , I X I 1 I I SHAW, CHARLES SHAW, GENE -IERMAN, DWIGHT LHOUSE, EDWARD SHOWERS, JOHN SIBREL, JAMES LIEFERT, JIMMIE SIERRA, ROBERT IMPSON, JAMES SIMS, IUBERT, YULAN SMITH, EDDIE SMITH, IIMMY ROBERT SMITH, ROBERT SNIDER, LEO SOTOI, FRANK SOWELL, THAD 3ENCER, RICHAR SPINK, ROGER vw IM Y II T: X -'I A 'Q' ,ft D ,,-.K If Ir ' I I I -C J ,tl I J? -Q 'I RIA 'W '13 o I 1 if nil 4 I D 'Z A Y I :, 29 1 . L A I I 1 ' f EI T k Q K'-1 iff- , ,Vg . E, ,K I S .fl ' Ilf in EQ I, -AI H -0 1 6 rf- ' if A .., X J I ' I 6 , B f A 'A R ,, I A I . P94 Iflell ,Isa 5? ,ag , -41 ' ' ' J l'. f .4 Z -,Ig 3 ,. I ' A. -A A V . 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SALAZAR, TOM SANCHEZ, JOE SANCHEZ, RUDOLFO SCHUB, RUTH SCHULER, ARTHUR SHEAKS, CARL SHIPLEY, ROGER SIMPSON, MERLE SILLS, JANE SKOUSEN, MARJORIE SLAUGHTER, TOM SMITH, CLEVELAND SMITH, HARRY Sfuclen SMITH, JOHN SNIFFEN, RUTH soTo, HENRY sozfx, PAUL sum, NORMA STANDIFER, ROBERT STEFANIAK, EDWIN STICH, RAYMOND STODDARD, ROBERT SULIT, GENER SULLIVAN, LEO TORREZ, FRANCISCO TURNER, HENE TRASK, CLIFFORD UTTER, KATHRYN VALDEZ, HENRIETTA VARGAS, LUZ WALKER, BURLEEN WALSH, PAUL WAHOGOMA, PHILLIP WATTS, ALLIE WEBSTER, JAMES WETZEL, JANIE WILSON, CARL WRIGHT, DOROTHY YOUNGBLOOD, GAGE MARTINEZ, LUCILLE L4 x 'Q' Q SS' F' 1 532 ,135 ' A ,5 K, ,. I ' I fs Ia! - f I-if +L' I 1 I I Q . I 1 Hilalf -- Bwgfg - vifwil if . .M L wig . ,, IQKLQIM, I J SI QI. LII .fr 1 I A , v 'Q R I 5 3 I '-3 'F XL, I Q' ' I ff fC I I I I II if .I 1 I L,L, I 'gl Li Q I 'f ' I' ' 4 Q. 1 1.,. 5 I , fa Q-, 4 I: 'jj .:h, 'AT I I I 7' I I I . 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V 1li L l .- 'E32' 19 ., sgbf I A , ,zaif y QA w g ?fQf ?.1i3fg fjjp 'Wg 1' :Sin , 1Y,6V- 9 'VYQQLHSQS WPHYSKCAL TRMNING DOES THIS ? ,af r R. E. GODDARD Chairman Physical Education Department GEORGE AITKEN Football, End All State First Team GEORGE SANDOVAL Basketball, Forward All State First Team All City First Team Captain All Class A Tournament First Team A. ROW Memorial Sportsmanship Award FOOTBALL BANQUET FRANK TEASE Basketball, Center All City First Team ,., . N f .fd li fill i tsl, Q Coach R. E. GODDARD Coach WILLIAM DAVIS X' l 'l :uXiI li X fa ' It 'T Dm V3 'f Q 600181 if ,xr 's N- 5 Top row, left to right: George Aitken, end, Vance Bingaman, guard, David Birmingham, quarterback, Ralph Bojo rquez, halfback, Tom Chapman, tackle. Bottom row, left to right: George Ernst, halfback, Doyle Foreman, guard, Joe Gamba, tackle, Archie Gilbert, end Raul Gomez, halfback. -re TECH 6 CARVER I2 TECH 6 PRESCOTT TECH I3 YUMA TECH I4 GLENDALE TECH I4 AMPHI TECH O PUHS TECH I8 ST. MARY'S TECH 8 SAFFORD TECH 6 WPHS TECH 6 - PRESCOTT 0 Tech won its first game of the 1951 season by scoring a touchdown late in the 4th quarter to nose out the favored Prescott Badgers, 640. Alex Gordoa broke through for a 41 yard sprint to highlight Tech's running activities. Dave Hicks smashed his way through for 16 more yards and on the next play picked up 2 yards more on a cen- ter plunge. Frank Soto, who had been play- ing a fine game, exploded with a smashing 6 yard drive for the winning tally. TECH 'l3 - YUMA 0 Yuma Criminals. dashed off right tackle for a 71 yard scoring run. E' Y yards out. 5 F i . ALEX GORDOA, HB P 9 1 ' JAMES HARVILLE, FB x if r ofxvio Hicks, i-is - JiMMY LINDSEY, QB ' '- . .wsi qffi-iAg'2i W' RAUL LOPEZ A 'ff 4' R' WEST Hl 19 - TECH 6 Tech's usually strong ground game bogged down to a slow crawl in the Annual Turkey-day clash, Although Tech's ground game was poor, the Hornet's air attack was good, accounting for 67 yards to West's 27 yards in the air. The Hornets stayed with the Thunderbirds for the first, coming Out of it 6-6, but West High scored 2 times more in the second half. ROBERT LOPEZ, HB MANUAL MARTINEZ HB HENRY OHLINGER, E FRANK ORTIZ, G GEORGE QUEZADA,C CARVER 12 - TECH 6 Tech began its 1951 football season with a loss at the hands of the Carver Monarchs. Carver took an early initiative and scored on a 51 yard run by fullback Engraves. Carver missed the extra point, as did Tech after a touchdown towards the end of the first half. David Hicks carried it over for Tech after Frank Soto set the play up by a 95 yard jaunt to the Carver 4. The score at the half was 6-6 and with a score- less 3rd period, remained the same until Carver again drove over for the winning touchdown on the fourth play of the last quarter. Tech's strong line brought Tech its second class A win over the tough The first half was scoreless but on the second play of the first half Frank Soto, a consistent mail toter On the last play of the third quarter Tech scored again. David Hicks running 46 yards out of the 66 yard touchdown march set up the play by a 28 yard run and Frank Soto carried it over from 4 ST. MARY'S 21 - TECH 'I8 The St, Mary's Knights ran into a tough struggle taking Tech for their fourth defeat. The Knights took an early and distant lead in the first half with a score of 21 to 6 at the half but that was all they could do and Tech dominated the game from then on. Hard running David Hicks again showed some of the finest football on the field, playing with a still ailing dislocated shoulder and further ham- pered by a brace on his shoulder that made him look like he was carrying the football on his FRANK SOTO, HB JOHNNY STEVENSON, C FRANK TEASE, E ANDY VELASQUEZ, E TOM viscoeuosi, G RICHARD WALL, T shoulder. Hicks, running out of score on a 22 yard run the ground aided by runs r-licks also scored the four ard lun e, Manuel Q by Gomez and Bojorquez. TONY ENRIQUEZ, the fullback position as Mgr, usual, carried the pigskin over for Tech's first after a lon march on second touchdown on a Martinez, showing some AMPHITHEATER 21 - TECH 14 Y P Q beautiful passing in the last quarter, passed to George Aitken for a 33 yard scoring play. Two times during the game fate just wouldn't let Tech score. A long drive by Tech was stopped on the St. Mary's 6 inch line when Tech fumbled in eagerness. In the second quarter, Martinez flipped a beautiful pass into the end zone but the Tech end standing all alone misiudged the ball. 1 PHOENIX UNION 45 - TECH 0 Tech dropped its second game of the season, after 3 straight wins, to the Amphi Panthers at Tucson. The first Tech score was made on a pass by Jim Lindsey from Tech's 40 to Henry Ohlinger, and Ohlinger, dragging several Amphi players, lateraled to Frank Soto on the Panther 20 and Soto went the distance. The papers followed up Henry Ohlinger's exceptional play in the Amphi game with several articles during the following week. GLENDALE 7 - TECH 'I4 The Glendale Cardinals were the third straight Class A foe to fall before the rolling Tech Hornets at Glendale Memorial Stadium. Tech's ground game started to roll in the second quarter and Tech went over for the first score of the game with five minutes left in the first half. Frank Soto returned a Glendale kick on a spectacular 77 yard run to score for Tech, making the score l4-O, but Glendale on an inspired drive, scored once to end 14-7. Tech's worst defeat of the season was also a bitter one, for it was at the hands of our arch sports enemy, the Coyotes. Big Bob Jacobs of the Pack seemed to be unstoppable and it was apparent that Tech missed its standouts, which were sidelined because of injuries. The absence of Hicks and Chapman from the lineup, and an off day for Tech combined to make Tech a weak foe. Although the loss was bitter, we promise a better scrap next time. ,. ,g P.. .Aw Front Row, Left to Right: Jim Russell, Mgr., Richard Carbajal, Jerry Kirk, Sammy Bustos, Captain, Alex Santa Maria, Tolly Williams, Donald Roberts, Theodore Burton, Norman Steiger, Mgr. 2nd Row, Ralph Fierros, Joe Hernandez, Richard Ortiz, Richard Alvarez, Elmer Lemley, Billy Kirby, George Ash, Jerry Carson, Delano Gower. 3rd Row, Coach LeSueur, James Womble, Richard Mesquita, James Barker, Jim Ryan, John Davis, Bernard Flournoy, Warren Brannoch, Hollis-Richards, Howard Smith, Coach Franquero JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES WOODROW LESUEUR AND FRANK FRANQUERO TECH I2 NORTH HIGH 26 TECH I3 ST. 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R fi X lLeftJ Tease comes down with the re- bound as he did all night against Glendale. 10 Q eq XP N, 'Y 1 lAbovel Soto loses the ball to Max Lind of West High, after a chain re- action tussell for the ball. lRightJ Soto going up in an attempt to block a shot of unidentified Mesa player. lTop to bottom, Ieftl MANUEL MARTINEZ HENRY OHLINGER GEORGE SANDOVAL FRANK SOTO I f Att 5..,,. ,I x .f - ,'VV..,,,'V' I quuub: Above: Goddard confers with . V Sa ndova I a nd Tea se o n a n 1 ' , ,- - of fe n sive setup , 956: . mi Right: Mnrtnnoz stands by for rc bound as Antkcn lays un two points, s 1 ft: Sandoval can be stop- - sometimes -Y this e was too tall. FRANK TEASE ANDY VELASQUEZ fiiffl. I gps? E, 'Iii Front Row, left to right: Joe Moore, Jim Smith, Dion Casey Delano Gower Dick Killen 2nd Row: Gene Guintoli, Dick Carbajal, Lonnie Jones, Willie Maldonado 3rd Row Ronald Steiger Mgr., Edward Lee, Wayne Shuart, Sandy Jones, Richard Mesquita Mgr Back Row Coach LeSueur. COACH WOODROW LESUEUR I 63 I 1 JUNIOR VARSITY TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH PUHS YUMA ST. MARY'S WEST HI CARVER PRESCOTT ST. MARY'S AMPHI MESA NORTH HI WEST HI GLENDALE MESA PUHS ST. MARY'S NORTH HI , .S 5 -no 61 W' ' Left to Right: Eddie Frola, Ernest Flores, Tim Monroe, Robert Sierra, David Chacon, Travis Har- mon, Jimmy Hidalgo, Richard Pickett, Jesus Jiminez, Winston, Tease, John Putman, Coach Berger. FROSH COACH GEORGE BERGER EXPLAINS DRILL TO TWO FROSH PLAYERS TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH PUHS GLENDALE SCOTTSDALE WEST HIGH PUHS ST. MARY'S PRESCOTT PUHS MESA NORTH HIGH SCOTTSDALE GLENDALE WEST HIGH MESA PUHS NORTH HIGH ST. MARY'S I .... K HM flzgdical gcfuca tion CENTER: WILLIAM DAVIS LOWELL BAILEY RUSSELL GODDARD I, Qin ' 'Lil 5 2 , Vi ' ' x Z, ' I llllll F ra i 5 ELMA WEISS we ' Q Cf yi .. 'egg Tech's baseball team last year was fairly successful, ending the season with a 7 win 9 loss record, This year the team has quite a few veterans and is expected to make a strong bid tor the class A title, So far this season they have won games with Amphitheater IO-O, Carver I7-3, and have lost to Tucson l-5, and Phoe- nix Union O-6, coAcu'CuucK' Awami ARCHIE QALBERT eggs ERNIE b0TO . Ez, ver ,- GEORGE AITKEN LE N LOWELL BERADUQU 5 Bl LY 'f Q tc px a I Ar i ,. ' A '19,- J Rm fiffif' JOE HAL gg? XX S Tousv OTONE V GGWER DELANO BEAVER JEFF SELVAN DO Xu... 'Q DUAQTE. f' STEVE LANE MONTA NA KO PV TO NY DKZIC EN IQUEZ CARDAJAL N? GENE CJIUNTOL1 FRANK. OROUOH DICK COLEMAN RICHARD QLVEQEZ D1oN CASEY xo '. ' ' gps . .K S152 , ..s,,!i!e, 'ra ik., 2 Action pax of a good Sports year. nf M M M, N . ., ,W ,-1 . vw , S f ., J gp I- ,A HW. W , A., -mv, , 3 4 M M Q' I.-if , .fqfggggriill 5199, 'Q . . W . , Kwai' als-W 4 lW'i4 'klI f N wx' ,L n- W -JW ' M - , an .au 4. 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Kg. -ini-I-W M - A-4- gif LEONARD LOVIN LeROY MILLER and Staff RICHARD MORRELL BOB SALTSMAN CHARLES MCDONALD lIORll6l'.S N557 Above, left to right, Farris Crane, Miss Kathleen Branigan, and Warren Schollaert. Below is the staff, the group that prints the HORNET'S NEST, our school paper. '1' V 1 44 'HN .R I 1 1 W fm! sf, v I Ill ilI6J f' ? 5 f f - I , -.1 ' , I 'x . i952 SALAD BOWL PARADE Katherine Dutton represented Tech at the Salad Bowl Festivities this year Kathy is a Senior, and also Girls' League President She has also taken part in many of Tech's float designed by Don- ald Tabor, took Division Grand Prize in this year's Salad Bowl Parade. 4 POM POM GIRLS IBack Row, Lett-Rightl Romelia Salcido, Virginia Martinez, Joan Curry, Jean Shumaker, Marlaine Thomas, Olivia Santa Cruz Ernestine Bryant I2nd Row Left Ri hti B t C I D I , , , - g e ty o eman, o ores Severson, Marilyn Smith, Delilah Gam- bl' C ' S d I I ' ' ' in, onnie an ova, Bobby Ticer, Ruth Towns, fFront Row, Lett-Right? Edith Long, Mary Lou Brown, Rita Yaroch, Joanne Musel, Cecelia Foreman, ILeaderJ, Evedina Santa Cruz, Judy Tuttle, Karen Richey, Norma Eppard. MAJORETTES lLeft-Right? Mary Lee Ashcraft, Jean Daggett, Janet Wilkes. - CHEERLEADERS fStanding Left-Right! Lillian Rogers, Horton, Helen Queto, Jean Bowman, fKneeIing Lett-Right? Herman Walker, Shirley Breon, Jimmy Lee X4 xl' A ' li X J h l K V S, 1 .s li! I ' k -wi! N. ., If 1 A, , , A f .- f 6. . 3 i J in s 8 1 72,59 . 139 ff I f .I . wik-. Jinfi 1'-5 if xx, Vw p K v ',fJ'11S2+ W 'f' 4, Dv- I s . 123:33 ' Qi! aff? is Exim gm, ,, W '- i A, b gi, 4? fix! ' f 'f -.. I lv ffxgg? Fx N.. as 3 'I M, f .ff R N. MW 'W 90404. The Girls' Athletic Association, popularly called the G. A. A. by its members, is an organization consisting of girls who have participated in sports and activities and have acquired the number of points required for member- ship. The G. A. A. stages initiation parties and other social events. They sponsor a tew dances and usually spon- sor an assembly during the year. The girls are given their letters in the anL nual awards assemblies. Jaffe Zeam Sparked by the outstanding shoot- ing of Carl Rollins, this years winner of the American Legion Medal for out- standing rifle team member, and team manager, and Robert Bejarano, a sec- ond year veteran, the team was able to place members on all inter-city teams. Some of the boys successfully fired in matches in places as far away as Los Angeles. Among its accomplishments was the joint sponsoring of the Second An- nual lnter-city Military Ball and the First Annual Phoenix Technical School Hardtime Dance. girfd league Each year the Girls' League of Tech conduct many and various activities. They co-sponsor the all-school play with the Boys' Alliance, sponsor the football banquet and the Winter Wonderland Dance. The faculty ad- visor is Mrs. Kirk. I9 52 'A f ' I COACH WILLIAM DAVIS aceiiermanj Club The Letterman's Club is an organization, sponsored by Mr. W. B. Davis, in which students earning letters in Athletics are members. These stud- ents conduct many special activities during the school year. From left to right kneeling: Manuel Martinez, Andy Valesquez, George Aitken, Pat Porcarello. Standing: Coach Davis, Ernest Soto, Raul Baca, Beaver Mon- tana, Tom Chapman, Tom Viscogliosi, Archie Gilbert, Zyeclznician i pcfqxgfaq, 'Ffj ' 1' l 7, S Zia, vias, C7 As , . ,,, Y Ax' 'KA ' in j Bk awsvnon I I ssc-,.c f 4 I A M Ll F 7-hdnli5 75 our EDITOR For his hayd wang hard, 'fo 76f Sforff PlC+ure5 ww M ' .J XJ 1 - E 'ft Nils! N W Ni N 1 - 3 ' ' 690 W M -in N 1, N JN' 'Q f C,1.rc-Pd! TLLZT ,shop edffbf fs il --A wa.fck.m1 afaln. A, , ' IL-m4,5 mg lHu,SffBfof Q winx HW Pko+'o eJlT'ov lf : W Q E7-Z-YQ E - 1- HLOOKS mfg W '1b 'i1 wanff' 'M' fha ad N 'Www fasfwealvs were Aeaffof VRD me 99 ,x LA O .gi 7 ggi? mp a4'+.,.- quo w d b x X B g nv Staff fx X I1 4 ' ' J g ix an NA 5' 1 w X ? P WN 7 A xv l Q ff 9 wf w i f g K a m 07 Bam' busnnqr. I5 a Jvacf .1 wh., Should an ass+. bus.mqr.WZ!E320,0ed.P Q53 X Ts K1 ff X cl lg f 3-S KK CO5 D :iw lb- f 7 S Q ft flu' ' K . X I jx-1 - f i L M f Y .... 'HWY 'Mft T HW! 'I-Ulease! D151 H C. ll'1i F-'ed.+L4.VC5 'W , d A 9 N It N X 0 r K Q X 4 J: gm ' N 93 ,1 Qfrv X LJ? Q ' 7 N WB IX 5 Y'-f ty 5 ,Q ff - f J j y UIEIQIQ J 'NSN If ' M 'N K x igv I X A wx K 1 K J I Q, - Q ' i lx f Y PQ -, fx Q f Q 1 ' K - - ' M' 5 WLG O G. has 4- ovlif some il-'ea'ck9 '5 dove? like P'Q+4-KVQSY 'Qi' QW '3...-lihjw Cl7 Ray Davis, C27 Sydney Hoffman, C37 Alec Dell Keith, C47 Milton Hunsinger, C57 Dan Armer, C67 Donald Fisher, C77 Donald Jackson, C87 Anthony J. Durizzi, C97 Arthur Tejada, C107 Phillip Goettl, Cll7 Tommy Mays, Cl27 Dale Rinkehberger. C207 Ed Harris, C217 Raymond Tuttle, C227 Mal- colm Wells, C237 Tom Alexander, C247 Howard Robinson, C257 William Anderson, C267 Gene Dalton, C277 Bill Blanton, C287 Leonard Ray Jennett, C297 John Brown, C307 Jim Jump, C3l7 Charles R. Ewalt, C327 Cleat Drane, C337 Roger Schmiat, C347 Rudolph Perry, C357 Ascencion 'M. Galindo, C367 Jesus Felix, C377 Richard Ellis. I5-N' 'ffm if 15. s sz'-2' i 1 it Qvf' ' -'Q .lf '95 5 B '--ar X , po , ,,., f -- 2 4 3 4- 'WW' 3. ,uw .5 41- rcl? , an if Iv Q., ,-Q X H is 1- ri. 2 E, S12 'f nf p I CJ f A I, 'W' LN' I mwe- ,if ,. e .I 91 4 . 2 . . 4' B , si iw -- fa as 'mn pf ,. 1 ix if 4'A A-.. 'H' .Ji 1 p 4. Jr X, J 1 - I 4 5 . , Jfeaerue fficera raining orpa The Junior ROTC training pro- gram is a highly regarded instru- ment of our national affairs. Ap- proximately three hundred cities have applied for a similar program, but the military budget prohibits fur- ther expansion of the Junior ROTC. The ROTC program is primarily a course to develop leaders. Self dis- cipline, confidence, tact, and pride are the ultimate objectives. A graduate of Junior ROTC will find himself well prepared to cope with almost any situation that may arise during a national emergency and will be able to apply himself to fill- ing the gaps left by less youthful aspirants. Bluntly, here is the em- bryo of tomorrow's Eisenhowers and McArthurs. b in A- A R.O,T.C. Color Bearers l 1 W -v Q In ,ffl 'FSE 'al -I 4Q C' .4 ' kszffvx. H Above The Little Colonel. BeIow On Parade. Q . ' , hx. vm . p 9' ' fare' 'A T J v . -,4 X S K f' K X , A J gg 9 W.. ' W - 4 wav-aw X 'N .M S ' A 2 5' n N, 'f , 1: ' 2 . 4 ve- ::g2K ' as VJ. 1 me M , ,W Z5 ,4t,g,ef 4 Q ' :W :F 1' ' X if 5 as M . ,:,, c ,W K :M I m . hir n V W ,1- , QM , Q iv. f wi - 6 ,n,,4k.N, , ' , A 5. 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Manager O Phone 3-5l 4l PHOENIX, ARIZONA or a high degree of smartness Wear our UNIVERSITY suit These softly ,handled suits are popular with men who like a casual look best. The flap pockets, center vent, soft shoulder, and three button closing are the distinguishing features . . . used on distinguished fabrics, ,...f ' S 1 Honny's MORRIS ATHLETIC SUPPLY JOHN W. MORRIS 132 North 'lst Street Phone 3-7771 Phgenix , 1 l 1 PHONES S 2849 21890 ,i BL M wa. . .fi .. P oenix Shade 6. Lino eum Co. tsxx Window Shades, Linoleum, Venetian Blinds, Asphnlt Til: ROBERT CRIGLER. GEN. MGR, IE PHOENIX. ARIZONA I K O R R I C K S Congratulates The Graduating CLASS OF '52 al' PHOENIX TECH rl ajafigsf 5004 A-face MRS. RUTH ELY, Manager 390 N. FIRST AVENUE, P. O. BOX 2749, PHOENIX, ARIZONA BOOKS AND BIBLES OF ALL PUBLISHERS I SONG BOOKS SUPPLIES FOR ALL CHURCH WORK l? NATIUN' L BAN Kaf AmzoNA PHOENIX - ELOY - FLORENCE - GILBERT ' SOMERTON ' TEMPE - YUMA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I- I- I A ,.E: 1 I Il - COLYEAR MOTOR SALES COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 338 West Adams Sheet - Phone 3-4'I4'I PHOENIX, ARIZONA FRENCH SHOWER DOOR AND GLASS CO 4427 North 7th Avenue Brmg your bafhroom up fo dclfe with a custom buslf shower door 0 TUB ENCLOSURE 0 MIRRORS 0 PLATE GLASS 0 SLIDING PATIO DOORS 0 STEEL SASH GLAZING 0 BATH SHIELDS D I A L 6 O 5 3 3 Lp wc ff 'mf ' 'T 1, X 1952 SALAD BOWL PARADE Kathryn Dutton, Tech'5 Salad Bowl Princess with Division Grand Prize Wm- T gFlT 5.1! lr- V' I FVIIOUI. AIVAIIIJ I,I'f'I I'I'fIKS I.ICTTI'1IIIXIAN SXVI'IA'I'I'IRS I'IIXII3I.FYfNIS A'I'IIl,I-ITIC UNIIVOICIVIS SIIIRT I.I'1'I I'IfI!ING 'AND 'I.'I'T'I I'I-IIQINII Nvlsun ,Il,'Hl'llIL1L'lI'2IllI Svrnirv BYRON NELSON 5 XVFIST ADAIVIS ST. IQHLI Floorl 'I'I'II.I'IIIIIUNI'T L! TAI'-T I'II17I'fNIX. 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You'll always feel right at home here in the friendly atmosphere and Western surroundings of Porter's, The Wesfs Most Western Store Cute! II those poses l J. D. Halstead , Lumber Company LUMBER - ROOFING . HARDWARE - CEMENT One goof or a .lfilfionn 7th Avo. 8: Monroe PHOENIX, ARIZONA Almost Completed Siorr Radiator and Wheel Alignment BEAR FRAME and ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT 130 E. TAYLOR P5000 9-0125 BATTERIE-I I, 'Dil pHD E 3,50 IIN . CDPPERSTATE BATTERY MFG. CD. QUALITY ' SERVICE ' SATISFACTION 1702 B C TR E HUEN Z 1 I I ' 1 - If it's for HOME, FARM, OR RANCH Better Sec B. I. IARRETT HARDWARE CO. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE -:oi e ADA we IHONE 4 4183 UHOL AR Z CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES 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 MILLAM 81 WIKLE STATIONERS 22 East Monroe Phoenix IA! STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES I OFFICE EQUIPMENT I -............l l X 1 X f? my 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 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. W.l:,'!:!EXC..'?!?illl.l2l!?l:f?lE..'EQP'K X I 'Ni Something New at Tech' Cosmetology! 1 l CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Arianna Stair Blvhrraiinn nf Eahnr LAIOF o s 4' I nz x. mn Ava. nn::A1'l0l ruonils: s-sun - s-sul 1 L I 'U -I +0 PHOENIX. ARIZONA Hillbilly Band entertaining at Christmas time - BAND INSTRUMENTS PiANos ' - S ' I ll Phone 8-2601 MUSIC COMPANY RECORDS 126-132 WEST ADAMS PHOENIX. ARIZONA SAM RENTS 555 EAST WASHINGTON PHOENIX SHEET MUSIC QUlCK'S MUSIC STORE Everything for the Band and Orchestra Musicians Leedy and Leedwig Drums KING AND BACH BAND INSTRUMENTS O 33 Ent Monroe Street Phone 3-2949 Phoenix, Arizona Heinze, Bowen li Harrington, Inc. I Office Supplies - Office Furniture i' 228 West Washington Street Phone 4-4179 Phone 4-8142 DRAPERIES From PHOENIX DRAPERY SUPPLY CO. 1530 East McDowell Road Phoenix, Arizona HENRY T. CROW CLIFTON B. CROW ln for Repairs F-J Lt, Colonel Elmer Cl'1urcl'1ill Tech s Color Guard l x rr 1 l - - - - OUR STORES OUR STORES IN YOUR AREA A SERVICE ORGANIZATION FOR ARIZONA IN YOUR AREA P B S W HOWARD 81 STOFFT CFLAGSTAFFJ lTUCSONl P B S W YUMA STATIONERS lMESAl KYUMAJ P B S W P B S W KSAFFORDJ CPRESCOTTD 530 Weil Washinglon - PHOENIX - Plmane 2-ZZOI COMPLETE SUPPLIES 81 EQUIPMENT FOR l SCHOOL Q OFFICE I CHURCH I INDUSTRY l C STATE EQUIPMENT Cr VV VV yy VV IHC. VV VANCE VV VV VV THERMAL PRODUCTS VV VV PARTS - SUPPLIES VUHOLESALE ONLY 30 Days VV VV Valley ' 10095 VV VV Bank Guarantee Flnanclng R. O. McCormack, Owner VIRGIL V VANCE , Where Customers Send Friends 9th STREET AND EAST VAN BUREN Phone 2-0136 Just around the corner 31 South Third Avenue Phoenix, Arizona from your great school On the School Farm For all your Storage needs See . . . H. Cr R. TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY PHOENIX, ARIZONA 4'l'l South 'lst Street Phone 4-5663 , 1 I 1 A. L. 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Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Phone 4-5651 dwzainq are FRUNTIER ww. a FUTURE Arizona PUBLIC SERVICE Company is doing its part as a good citizen to help build Arizona into the leading state in our great southwestern empire. 5--:if You, as students of 5-C today, can be proud to N ll take your places as ' 9 -' leaders of tomorrow in ,gi , our - Frontier With A y Future. X ifulzoltnpvglfc' ffnvfffconrnuvi G. G. MORGAN PRINTING CO. 222 South 'lst Avenue - Phoenix Ai. NofzEi.L-RfXLT5zs 2'I E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix Phone 6-4451 COM PLIMENTS of Lescher and Mahoney ARCHITECTS ENGINJEERS- Compliments to the Graduates-of 1952 Phoenix Prescott Arizona Biltmore Scottsdale The Sergeant tells the Lt. Colonel MOTOR SUPPLY CO. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS - SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT JOHNSON MOTORS - PENNZOIL FISK TIRES 402 North Central P H 0 E N I X 40 Years Serving Arizona Branches: GLENDALE - HOLBROOK - KINGMAN - YUMA Casa Grande - Flagstaff - . Q Q D Q 15 X 1 1 I' 960 Compliments of ARIZONA AIR PARTS ARIZONA'S COMPLETE AERONAUTICAL SUPPLY HOUSE 2424 E, Buchanan T0I9DI'I0n9 35322 ARIZONA HOUSE MOVERS 3750 EAST WASHINGTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMP PHONE 3-I6I8 0 PHOENIX, ARIZONA 315 W. JACKSON PHONE 4-9276 I I ACME BLUE PRINT 8. PHOTO-CRAFT COMPANY Photostats - Blue Prints - Ozalid Direct Prints Drawing Materials - Surveying Equipment Phone 3-9504 'SI7-'SI9 N First St. - Phoenix, Arizona Jim Paul BUSEY Haug PABCO PAINT MART 0 ALL TYPES PA1Nrs a WALLPAPER 1624 :AST Mcoowzu PHONE a-3516 I I , 38 JEFFERSON 4343 E. WASHINGTON PHOENIX. ARIZONA Y BRAKES 1 LIGHTS - STEERING - LUBRICATION IIADHUBI Football BBFIQUGTH Our w0lk Provsnls Accidents SAFETY SPECIALISTSH -ii- Best Wishes to a Top Flight Institution 378 North 'Ist Avenue BARROWS Extends heartiest congratulations and best wishes to Girl Graduates Of PHOENIX TECHNICAL SCHOOL When interested in Home Furnishings . . . be sure to visit Barrows O Phoenix Phqne . . . the Friendly Store for 41 Years O WH EAT'S RIVERSIDE NURSERIES O 'I930 SOUTH CENTRAL For Roses -- Shadetrees - Ornamental 8. House Plants l95I Awards AssembIy EIGHT GARRETT'S doing business as GARRETT LIGHTING FIXTURE CO. 1925 S. Central Ave. Phone 3-2758 Pat II enlisted in the Navy STATIUNER BIJWER H IIII1,I'f-ii IIITIIE snuwfln 34-38 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE PHOENIX, ARIZONA OFFICE SUPPLIES AND OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Equipment Loose Leaf Systems Visible Record Equipment RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS 'V ' Q I ' I Q Q I llh E 5:...,,, , .. I I L I I ROY L If MAC Auto mms HINE SHOP M AMLRICAN HAMMERED MM-W XXX- Q 2 AND RAMCO PISTON RINGS ' TOLLDO MOTOR PARTS FEDIRAL MOGUL BEARINGS REBUILT WATER PUMPS, CLNFRATORS, STARTFRS, FUEL PUMPS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 2-3611 - PHONES - 2-5445 LITFLERS ff AUTO PAINTS :giver AUTO SPRINGS 8. AXLE SHAFTS FOR ALL CARS Sand pfiber Kwik Metal Samimq Dlics Body Lg-M1 M5Sk'f'Q Tame Spot Puffy Thmncrs SHERWIN WILLIAMS AUTO PAINTS Shirley Breon and Leonard Lovin perform difficult acrobafics on skates before various hugh schools and grade schools in the valley. Acrobatlcs on Skates Sr: on o. Luc IOC l0l'I'Il CINTIAI. AVI PIIOII 4'l401 IIIOIHIX MIXED CHORUS' FUXWDRTH- MEEALLA LLIM EER EIJMFANY Aw' LDMDER AND BUILDING MATERIAL P4 04 Bmw CONTRACT AND RETAIL HARDWARE I4nD WEST JEFFERSON EITREET PHC1ENlX,ARIZUNA WI-IDLI-:SALE AND RETAIL BUILDING MATERIALS Compliments fllf o .r .runfr coumur , 55 mas ' I SEVEN STORES To SERVE You to the Groduotes of 1952 Wherever you are in Central Arizona you'lI find a Srapley store nearby, stocked wirh pncrically everything you need for rhe home and farm. Phoenix - Glendale - Mesa - Chandler Buckeye - Casa Grande - Coolidge . By o Friend Making use of the School Farm BUSINESS - HOMES - FARMS - PROPERTIES - RANCHES LOTS - RENTALS - CITRUS GROVES CHILLEEN REALTY 'I312 E. Indian School Rd. PHOENIX, ARIZONA Honest, Reliable and Friendly Service PHONES 5-aabo, 5-3475 UNITS SHIPPED ANYWHERE Congratulations bv Iinnmsvesl HYUIIA-MATIII HHIIIIIIIIIITSV CLASS OF 1952 ' o SPECIALIZED SERVICE o I 5 YEARS FACTORY EXPERIENCE MODERNIZED - SEHVICED - on EXCHANGED FHUNE 2-52 37 O 1615 E. VAN BUREN , .IIM LEPABE nHocNux.Amzor-IA THE NATION'S CHOICE ' , For Quality . . . ln Used Cars Distindivo Home Furnishings Buy with an eye on A15 N. Central Avcnukfphconix, Ariz. 3 0 0 MOTORS FLOORCOVERINGS FURNITURE APPUANCES 300 East Van Buren TELEVISION RADIO-PHONOGRAPH Mountain View Food Market 2341 EAST INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD ' , PHOENIX, ARIZONA Home of quality foods at lowest prices ousnucnv: Mon: vunusumos Phone 6-6242 825 N. Central Ave. Phone 2-6551 .,,. fx 'N I Nqlkf X , WN 1 I .I I ti-Is-sf gf ' a-HIS 'high Sadie-Hawkins Day ROY CIIECH The Driver of Car No, l4 is high point man this year, Roy is treasurer of the Arizona Jalopy Racing Association. JALOPY AVIIYDOYLI is the driver and owner of Car No. l here at Manzanita Park. Avery is a local resident of Phoenix and has been for many years. He is one of the top contenders here at Manzanita. Over his many years of racing he has picked up a reputation of The Driver that burns up the most motors. That's because he is always in there trying. Avery is in business on South Central, and lives at 6240 South lst Street. anzanifa ar L:oN TAYLOR Driver of Car NO. 54 promises lo be a top contender in this years high point standings, Leon was elected Vice- President of the Arizona Jalopy Rac- ing Association for the year of 1952. Curley Milner is the Driver of No. 47 the only 4-barrel Willis on the track. Curley is also the Secretary of the Arizona Jalopy Racing Association. TINA Munson Tina was the l95l Champion of the Powder Puff Derby. She drives Car No, 55 here at Manzanita Park. She is the only Powder Puff to cop three Derby events since it was started last September. Tina is Married to Ray Hudson who is part owner of Car 55. They have three children and live in Laveen, Arizona. RACING afuocia tion uicic nouown Jack is the President of the Arizona Jalopy Racing Association for this year and was re-elected for the year of l952. He is Driver and Owner of the HOODOO Wagon Car No. 62. Jack is single and a native of Arizona. ul' Click Wye K- As you can see, Breeferd Large and Kathy Dutton have succeeded in keeping their balloons inflated where others have failed. No wonder they were voted Most Likely To Succeed by the Class of '52, Ah? No words are needed to explain Henry Ohlinger and Sylvia Large. You can tell by their Death Mask expressions they were chosen as the Quietest. en iam 1 ia il x,,., t Z j 3 X t t i It 1 f 4 1, 'Q ' .N I I . 2 V 0 Pf J ll j X ' , , I , a rf ? , Joy Kiggins greets George Sandoval in the most correct manner?? What else could you expect since they were chosen Most Courteous. Mac Williams and Jorjean Sutterfield seem to be saying, My, my, my, we are beautiful? We know it because we were voted Best Looking. 5.1 PENNEY i ALWAYS FHZST QUAUTY' 9 i Growing with Phoenix... cind Greoter Arizono KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE NEW PENNEY'S . . . soon to be one of Arnerica's most modern department stores. Coming to the corner of Second and Washington . . . in the heart ot Phoenix. . . . racluaied Miss Betty Goheen and Mr. Bud Martinileftl were chosen DYE OXYGEN COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE 3332 WEST McDOWELL ROAD P. O. BOX 6276 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Medical Gases Welding Supplies Lincoln Welding Machines and Electrodes Phone 8-5341 off95f... as the Outstanding Boy and Girluof the I95'l,Seni0r Class, 7o1 EAST our-:LAP - suNNYsLoPE G 0 0 D F O 0 D S F og legs and all k' ds of sea foods e eydayfo am. to . . HILDRED'S RESTAURANT Featuring thick juicy steaks - Southern Fried Chicken r in Op n ev r r m 6 2 a m BREAKFAST - LUNCH - AND REGULAR MEALS The l95l Graduates of the Phoenix Technical School make a turn just before entering the Phoenix Union Auditorium on graduation night in the three pictures above and to the left. Compliments to the graduates of l952 from Compliments of S 649 West Hatcher Road In Sunnyslope JOHN BATEMAN Manager PHOENIX SERVICE STATION 0 g I 'r it SNAP SHOT CONTEST The staff is sorry to notify the three entrants Cone snap eachl that all three pictures were considered un- suitable for yearbook use and the contest is therefore declared, NO CONTEST. Compliments of the BONANZA MINING COMPANY when You Am ' SUn YS'Ope and the Stop at BONANZA F E A HE I CENTRAL MINING COMPANY R DDIE nib R S WENDEN, ARIZONA 4 PHONE 4-0368 8942 NORTH 7th STREET PHOENIX PHONE 7-402l5 MASQUE OF THE YELLOW MOON PRINCESS, l952 - - UBUSINESS agecluuczan STAFF The l952 Technician Business Staff was composed of: Cfrom lett to right-top rowl Larry Valentine, Virginia Martinez, Janet Wilkes, Bob lngersoll, Farris Crane, Bob Harris, Breeferd Large, Business Manager. Bottom Rowi Patricia Lockard, Annie Horton, Lillian Rogers, Marilyn Mauk, Iva Farley, Pearline Pinson. ,F fo W ' vtbwwg . Q If n Q 77 EDITOR ZYBCIIIILCUII1- STAFF 'AL The l952 Technician Editorial Staff was composed ot: tfrom left to right-top rowl Mr. H. P. Garrett, Advisor, Glen Towles, Editor, Breeferd Large, Business Manager, Malcolm Williams, Sports Edi- tor, Jimmy lhms, Illustrator, Billy Walker, Associate Illustrator, Bottom Row: Shirley Breori, Associate Editor, Nihla Rolston, Administration Editor, Ruby Tuttle, Asso- ciate Shop Editor, Rusty Bryson, Associate Editor, Mozette McTigrit, Class Editor, Catherine Perry, Shop Editor. rojeclioniJf.4 Top Row: Bill Dunlap, Ermal Liljedahl, John Pritchard, Henry Dreckman, Moodie Braun, Mr. Burnett. Bottom Row: Joy Kiggins, Kenneth Nick- els, Pete Voornveld, Stanley Williams and Bill Amsler. V 'x WX 5- I 1,8 W'- PHOENIX TRIM 8. SUPPLY CO. AUTOMOBILE FABRICS AND UPHOLSTER'S SUPPLIES 228 East Roosevelt P 0 L A R B A R 2809 N. Central Avenue l7lO N. l6th Street Phoenix, Arizona Complements of LE MAN'S BAKERY o McDowell Road Phone 4-3003 TECH BAND Mr. and Miss Valentine Compliments to the Graduates of l952 from SMART AND FINAL WHOLESALE GROCERS 'I402 East Henshaw Road HEATING VENTILATING AND COOLING ENGINEERING OFI THOMAS ---An Gamlzzzmzng noi E. Camelback e 6-2278 PHoENix, ARIZONA ' l 'r naming -4 Congratulations to the Graduates of '52 W. N. CHOWNING INDEPENDENT SHELL DEALER 24Ol EAST INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD PHOENIX, ARIZONA I i 5 Q Ji. HAYS If ,, I g - RooriNG COMPANY r Y P' We Apply and Repair CELOTEX Applicators S .i A large Christmas Present for Tech. Helping to clean up. AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY 1825 W. Buckeye Road M I l 1 i - I o ASBESTOS ROOFING 0 ASBESTOS SIDING o COMPOSITION SHINGLES 0 ROOF COATING 0 WOOD SHINGLES 0 WOOD SHAKES F. H.A, Approved Roofs All types Built up Roofs Roofing Supplies Phone 4-9892 FREE ESTIMATES 747 East Henshaw Road SMITH DRIVE IN MARKET 2911 E. Van Buren St. Phone 2-0060 FREE DELIVERY GROCERIES - FRESH MEAT Cut to Order 7- 935 E. Von Buren Phoenix, Arizona IN THE HEART 0F Dl0'l'0ll ll0W PAUL w55'r ..- L E Re :Inav Phone 2-0106 i 1 l 1 Compliments to the Graduating Class of I952 SUPERIOR SAND 8. ROCK Mac in the doghouseu ,J , U I are M T 5 Q' OR The all-school play All Types of Tools Are At Your Service By Telephone , 0011 PRATT-GILBERT 5'-675i v mes . 35 , - -, z A : K - M -wfvzxllih 1 Q 2 P' ,7 -' vw T - . ' . 1 ' 'ff'5:f'.f'54 -j- , --1 fa PORTABLE Tnnnosns ' A' ' BRACES ,M ELECTRICAL TROWELS X . sAws A X omu. mosxes . f xv, 1 M X ' s ,. e ' I 12:-3 n U ' .,, e- 1,1 V E X T ' F RILLS 5 wnencv-ass HAND D V ,,,..., 5' ' , Punks and NIPPERS VISES TORCHES .- 1 , T 5 T , Q h T Q PLANES y um, v , A . ' 'u :L W xi, ,L T ,f T fi M LJ 'e fi-HW! 'S' F 5,5 .ff X ELECTRIC ' Gnmosns f- ,,.. ,ff :f,,,,.v1 1' DRILLS - CLAMPS LEVELS HAND sAws TAPE I P'R'A'TT 'Gl LBERT HAR-1-LDWARE o 705 soufh 7th sneer ARTlST'S SUPPLIES Compliments to the Grads of 52 Who ARIZONNS MOST COMPLETE LINE have Spent their four best years going to School at Tech . . . From . . OF MATERIALS FOR if HOBBY ARTS -Av FINE ARTS -k COMMERCIAL ARTS ' wk ART STUDENTS -pf SCHOOLS wk MRBRUSHES I MCFARI-EN'S -g PICTURE FRAMING SHELL SERVICE FRED ELQUEST 8. SON 7th Street and Pierce Phone 2-0956 703 N. 2nd St. Phoenix, Arizona Phones 4-1480 - 2-9414 Taking a shot at the basket 201 E, WASHINGTON then to the prom . . F, -L CONSOLIDATED WELDING SUPPLY C0 I Welding 8. Body Shop Supplies Ditzler Automotive Finishes 747 GRAND AVENUE PHOENIX, ARIZONA THE LINDE AIR PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers OXYGEN ACETYLENE WELDING EQUIPMENT 401 E. Buchanan Street - Phoenix I 1 I , I ni 1 I I 4. . LBS '1230IG 2.1 ' ' KRIZ' CROP DUSTING - LIQUID SPRAYING - SEEDING DEFOLIATING - WEED CONTROL - FERTILIZING If i111 u ,uilrer airplarzc' zvilb a yellow 71010 iifr MARSH AVIATION r-Hou: 4-8478 HAMMOND SOAP G' CHEMICAL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS SOAPS CLEANERS INSECTICIDES DISINFECTANTS DISTRIBUTORS WAXES POLISHES FLOOR FINISHES SANITARY SUPPLIES Phone 8-5307 or 8-5308 'II5 West Jackson Street PHOENIX, ARIZONA Testing an Electric Motor BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '52 BILL'S FOUNTAIN AND CAFE 6 am. to 8 p.m. Monday thru Friday - Closed Sundays HOME-COOKING - HOME MADE PIES -- GOOD COFFEE 'I9th AVENUE AND GLENDALE AVENUE H Fountain Service Phone 5-0906 Special T-Bone Steaks Sllhlf Ilsleff 1 Metal and Welding Woodworking Equipment Equipment and Supplies POWER AND HAND TOOLS ARIZONA WELDING EQUIPMENT CO. 4'I5 So. 7th Street 815 East Broadway Phoenix - 8-2653 Tucson - 3-2543 Success fo fhe. .. V Class of '52 Q JEN DIKE STUDIOS Finesf in Porfroifs Upper - Sign Painters Lower - Spanish duet in the all Girls' Dinner Upper - FFA. Party Lower - Pep Assembly NEW 2 81 3 BEDROOM HOMES READY TO MOVE INTO V3 Acre Citrus Lots - Near School - Paved Street - Tiled Irrigation MODEL HOMES OPEN DAILY Salesman on tract 2 p.m. - 9 p.m. WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT - SEE THESE HOMES NOW PAMELO PARK ANNEX PAPAGO VISTA 35 St. E. Osborn Rd. 38 St. E. McDowell Rd. UNIVERSAL HOMES 4033 N. 24th smear - PHONE S-8463 -F , I l l l I M I , xi ,- A 2- R COMPLIMENTS or I ' QR q Now Three Stores 94' ' I .TH N ,H AVE l Serving the ni-inemx ARIZONA Valley of the Sun . h EATDN FRUIT CCI INC Wll DD ILL ROAD Rl I IDS! P D I X Al ID A DFI' 4 ll AND APPLIANCES Q We carry only Nationally advertised brands I A v'N N ' ' ' R N X. I We service all makes of Radios and Television U . uuunvarsown :nor j at reasonable prices. --- --.--------------- --------- - -. .... 0 E If CAYIONS I JIIJN Ytlv ST. 0 150' N.CENTlAL - Best Wishes for Success from , R I GUERIN IMPLEMENT coMPANY 'fqs go L H , I U A D 0 I 4 OLIVER FARM MACHINERY I , MILLER FEED MILLS HESA I X l4Ol South Central Ave. Phone 4-732l 20 N Robson 125 E Jeffe's 1125 E MCDWGII 254 SOUISESM.-,, Mesa Phone 4164 Phone 4 3141 Phone 2 7223 I l - I l PLEASING YOU MEANS o - SUCCESS TO US Al CLEANERS 9I4 NORTH 35 AVENUE PHONE 4-6l42 PICK-UP-STORE PHONE 4-l834 l349 GRAND AVENUE The hall at noon-time l'Tech's R, O To C. ,X- J -- PHOENIX COLLEGE bl offers students a progressive outlook and varied curric- ulum. We invite you to become a part of the student body. Hard work and pleasure are combined to give you a profitable and enjoyable education. -gg SUN VALLEY AUCTION CO. ,Lily xv 151,45 ff! X l Mx , .1-i'jV':,,1 4'i'i,, 1 I f , ff L: ,4' of 7 f I ,M 1 9 ll 2401 S. 19th Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Phone 8-4386 SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ....-.I M Kkwirh Rfgr op: ThStit b ' 1 -v-1' -1, 1 ,S L A 4 lm ew S3 1 ff'H1 DQ Y ,.. Metal Winner t F Sta e air Wm Rnbb Y 'Yi' AIN: A m 'Jw h l , , 4,-sw ,.. , ,w ,xfwy 1 M: W ,, ,K 1. 3,1 ,. ,wi 4 QQ R, argl if mwmk :Qi 54 Q e Q f ii' f J f Q' ! V., L14 Gifs-,sj 7 A fi is g, ws I ,E,j5f'fg 3' Q W! H ,.V XM 5, i ye rl The Christmas Play sponsored by the Sensor Class Miss Kathleen Branigan Q0 TV nk YmL1 Show hum Watch nt' wrong knob ,Z I 1 , X ...lox-5 xx 'Yesf hc'S lyung down FLOYD ADAMS Sheet Metal Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays, '51 Rifle Team, '50, '51, '52 Varsity Basketball, '51, '52 R.O.T.C., '49, '50, '51, '52 American Legion Award, Company Grade Officer DARWIN ALEXANDER Rifle Team Letter Refrigeration Boys' Alliance ALLEN TOMMY APODACA Body and Fender Boys' Alliance Band Member, '51, '52 Freshman Basketball, '49 J.V. Basketball, '50 CONNIE BARWICK Cosmetology Girls' League BLANCHE BATEMAN Clothing and Design Girls' League Second Place in State Fair, '51 Transfer from Ohio, '51 BILL BECK Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance LOIS BENTLEY Commercial Art Girls' League LEONARD BERARDUCCI Auto Mechanics lElect.J Boys' Alliance Varsity Baseball, '49, '50, '51, '52 ANDY BEST Bo s' Alliance President, '52 R.O.T.C. Club President, '52 Dress Color Guard, '50 Queen Anne Drill Squad, '49, '50, '51 Queen Anne Drill Platoon Commander, '52 LELAND BIGELOW Architectural Drafting Boys' Alliance VANCE BINGAMAN Machine Shop Boys' Alliance Lettermen's Club, '50, '51, '52 Lettermen's Club Vice President, '52 .l.V. Football, '51 Varsity Football, '51 All-State Football Team, '51 Assembly Plays, '51 DOUG BLACK Sheet Metal Boys' Alliance Transfer from P.U.H.S., '51 RALPH BOJORQUEZ Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance lRepresentative, '52J Lettermen's Club, '51, '52 R.O.T.C., '49 J.V. Football Letterman, '50 Varsity Fcotball, '51 FLOYD BOLT Body and Fender Boys' Alliance HELEN BRACAMONTE Business Training Girls' League Assemblies All Girls' Dinner KENNETH BROWN Refrigeration Boys' Alliance fRepresentative, '51, '52l Leadership Workshop TOM CHAPMAN Operation of Trucks and Buses Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays, '52 Lettermen's Club, '51, Secretary, '52 Varsity Basketball, '51 All-State Football, '51 SHELBY CHARLEY Truck Driving Boys' Alliance CORNELIUS E. CHERRY Arch. Drawing, Carpentry Boys' Alliance Transfer from California ELMER CHURCHILL Radio Boys' Alliance lPresident, '52l Treasurer of Sophomore Class, R.O.T.C. Club, '50, '51, '52 Radio Club, '50, '51 '49 enior Jeegiafer Lt. Colonel of R.O.T.C., '52 Hornets Nest, '51, '52 Medal for Outstanding Private in R.O.T.C., '49 Medal for Outstanding Sgt. in R.O.T.C., '50 All-School Play, '51 Assemblies, '50, '51, '52 SERVANDO CIENFUEGOS Carpentry Boys' Alliance Lettermen's Club, '51, '52 Band, '52 Transfer from P.U.H.S., '50 BILL CLEVELAND Radio Boys' Alliance Band, '49 Proiectionist Club, '50 KEITH CONNOLLY Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance, '52 RUBEN CORONADO Carpentry Boys' Alliance FARRIS CRANE Operation of Trucks and Buses Boys' Alliance, '50, '51, '52 Treasurer of Boys' Alliance, '50, '51, '52 Press Club President, '50, '51, '52 F.F.A., '50, '51 Parliamentary Greenhorn Farm Chairman All-School Play, '51, '52 Tech's Representative to Boys Transfer from Oklahoma, '50 JIM CROPPER Business Boys' Alliance FRANK CROUCH Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance Assembly Play, '52 .l.V, Baseball, '51 Varsity Baseball, '52 JESS CUEVAS Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance CLIFFORD DAILEY Business Boys' Alliance JEAN DAGGETT Business Training Girls' League Team ' Congress, '51 Student Body Financial Secretary, '51, '52 G.A,A. Assemblies Majorette, '51, '52 ARTHUR DAVES Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. EDDIE R. DAVIS Machine Shop Boys' Alliance flgepresentative, '52l State Fair, '50, JESSE DAVIS Radio Boys' Alliance ESPERANZA do los RIOS Commercial Art Girls' League lRepresentative, Program Chairman, '50, '51 Winter Wonderland, '51 Art Club '49, '50 Art Club Secretary, '50, '51 MARVIN ns wm- Architectural Drafting Boys' Alliance GEORGE DQREMER Machine Shop Boys' Alliance State Fair, '51 Transfer from Pennsylvania GEORGE DICK Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance DEAN DRAKE Electricity Boys' Alliance KATHY DUTTON Commercial Art Girls' League Girls' League President, '52 Senior Class Treasurer, '52 Press Club, '51, '52 '49, '50, '51l Girls' State Representative, '52 Salad Bowl Princess, '52 D.A.R. Representative, '52 Transfer from California FRANKLYNN ELLIS Auto Mechanics J.V. Football, '49 Boys' Alliance DOYLE FOREMAN Commercial Art Art Awards, State Fair Boys' Alliance Boys' Alliance Vice President, '52 Art Club Vice President Assembly Plays Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football All-School Play, '50 Masque of the Yellow Moon, '50, '51, '52 Salad Bowl Parade Float Annual Staff, '51, '52 Scholastic Art Awards FRANCES GARCIA Business Girls' League lRepresentative, '50, '51l Secretary of G.A.A., '50, '51 RODNEY GAYLOR Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance BOB D. GEORGE Sheet Metal Boys' Alliance JERRY GIBBS Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance RAUL GOMEZ Machine Shop Boys' Alliance Varsity Basketball, '51, '51 JOHN GUERNSEY Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance JOE HALL Radio Business Training Boys' Alliance Assemblies BETTY JUNE HANSEN Clothing and Design Girls' League Girls' League Treasurer, '49, '50 Junior Class Treasurer, '50 Dance Club, '49 G,A.A. lG.A.A. Letterl Assembly Plays, '52 State Fair, First Prize, '51 BOBBY FLORES HERNANDEZ Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Freshmen Class Vice President, '49 Band Member, '50, '51 Mixed Chorus, '49 DAVID W. HICKS Architectural Drafting Boys' Alliance Varsity Football, '51 Football Letter All-State Football Team, '51 DELBERT HODGES Aircraft Engines Agriculture R.O.T.C. Officers Club Boys' Alliance CHESTER HOWARD Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance MONTY HOUGH Radio Boys' Alliance JACK HUNT Operation of Trucks and Buses Boys' Alliance Photographer for Annual, '50, '51 Masque of the Yellow Moon, '49, '50 BOB INGERSOLL Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. Club, '51, '52 Hi-Y Club, '50 Technician Salesman, '52 Rifle Team, '49, '50 RICHARD JACQUES Mechanical Drafting Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. Club R.O.T.C. Club Secretary lst Prize in State Fair Masque of the Yellow Moon, '51 SUE JENKINS Business Training Girls' League Technician Staff '52 KAROLEE JOHNSON Commercial Art Girls' League LARRY E. JOHNSON Machine Shop Boys' Alliance ROIERT JOHNSON enior Jeegiaier Press Club, '5l, '52 Assembly Plays, '5l, '52 School Plays, '52 Basketball, '50, '5l, '52 Volleyball, '50, '5l, '52 gkdflgmf Represented Tech on Television Show, 'Sl CYS 'ance Girls' League Conventions, '5l, '52 '9g::erQ3yJ9N'5 nossin' LOPEZ , - - i Carpentry Bo Alliance lRepresentative, Sll , - arrifpraze in stare Fair, '51 BOYS A ce lst, 2nd, 3rd Prizes in State Fair, 'Sl Basketball Manager JOY KIGGINS Business Training Girls' League Girls' League Service Chairman, '52 Secretary of Senior Class, '52 Leadership Workshop, '5l ROGER KILE Mechanical Drawing Bo s' Alliance R.O.T.C. Club, '52 F.F,A. State Fair, 'Sl Masque of the Yellow Moon, '50 R.O.T.C. Best Platoon, '52 JERRY KIRWIN Commercial Art Boys' Alliance President, '52 Illustrator of Annual, '51 Member of Student Council MELVIN KOGON Agriculture Boys' Alliance IEN KIJLINA Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 Swing Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C. Band, '49, '50 GAILE LANE Truck Driving Boys' Alliance BREEFERD LARGE Business Training Boys' Alliance lRepresentative, '5l, '52l Leadership Workshop, '50, 'Sl Assemblies, '5l Business Manager of the Technician , '52 Transfer from Stockton, California, '50 SYLVIA LARGE Business Training Girls' League lRepresentative, 'Sli Photographic Editor Technician, '5l, '52 Hornet's Nest Reporter, 'Sl School Play, 'Sl Assembly Plays, '49, '50, 'Sl Arizona-California Girls' League State Convention, '5l Girls' League Conventions State Fair Award, '50 Leadership Workshop, 'Sl LEO LEE Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance ROSE MARIE LESIAK Business Training Girls' League Hornet's Nest Assembly, 'Sl ARCHESTER LEWIS Clothing and Design Girls' League ELIAS LEYVA Welding Boys' Alliance Transfer from North High, '49 ERMAL LILJEDAHL Radio and Television Boys' Alliance lkepresentative, '5l, '52l Radio Club, 'Sl Camera Club, '50 R.O.T.C., '49 Pro,ection Club, '50, '5l, '52 VERNON E. LISTON Body and Fender Boys' Alliance CARL GENE LITTLE Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance WANDA LEE LLOYD Aircraft Maintenance Girls' League PATRICIA L. LOCKARD Clothing and Design Girls' League Promotion Chairman, '52 Junior Class Secretary, 'Sl Senior Class Vice President, '5l, '52 G.A.A. Treasurer, '5l Varsity Football, '5l MANUEL MARTINE1 Carpentry Boys' Alliance Lettermen's Club President, '51, '52 Assembly Plays, '52 J. V. Football, '50 Varsity Football, '5l Varsity Basketball, '52 J.V. Track, '50 RONALD MASTERS Machine Shop Boys' Alliance TOMMY MAXWELL Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance ED McCLURE Refrigeration Boys' Alliance CHARLES MeDONALD Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 Swing Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C. Band, '49, '50. RAMON M:EWEN Welding Boys' Alliance LLOYD McFARLAND Aircraft Maintenance Bo s' Alliance lRepresentative, '52 R.O.T.C., '50, '5l, '52 - Transfer from Phoenix Union COY McKlBBEN Machine Shop Boys' Alliance HELEN MEDINA Clothing and Designing Girls' League MARY MENDENHALL Business Training Girls' League CARMEN MESA Business Training Girls' League G.A.A. CHARLES MILLER Assemblys, '52 Band Boys' Alliance Band, '52 JOHN MILLER Business Training Boys' Alliance LOGAN MITCHELL Agriculture Boys' Alliance Treasurer of F.F.A., 'Sl Student Body President, 'Sl Photographer For Annual, 'Sl Transfer from Phoenix Union, 49 LLOYD MONROE Mechanical Drawing Boys' Alliance ELLA MOORE Business Training Girls' League RICHARD MORRELL Commercial Art A Boy's Alliance tRepresentative, 'Sl Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C. Band, '49, '50 Dance Club, '52 Swing Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 Drum and Bugle Corps, '49 CLINTON NICHOLS Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance ALBERT NUNEZ Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Masque of the Yellow Moon, '49 VERNON NOBLE Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance ESTHER OBREGON Clothing and Design . Girls' League fRepresentative, 'Sll G.A.A., '50, '5l, '52 Publicity Chairman of G.A.A., '5l Secretary of G.A.A., '52 Press Club, '5l Press Club Reporter, '5l, '52 Varsity Baseball, '50 Assembly Plays, '50, '5l, '52 All-School Play, '52 Girls' League Conventions, '5l, '52 Transfer from Phoenix Union HENRY OHLINGER Mechanical Drawing Boys' Alliance 2nd Prize in State Fair, '5l J.V. Basketball, '49 J.V. Basketball, '50 J.V. Football, '50 Varsity Football, 'Sl Varsity Basketball, '52 JESSE OSBUN Aircraft Maintenance Boys' Alliance R.O.T.C. Club, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C., '49, '50, '5l, '52 Assembly Play, '52 TONY OHTON Carpentry Boys' Alliance Baseball, '50 Varsity Baseball, '50, '5l, '52 DOROTHY PATTERSON Business Training Girls' League G.A.A., '52 RON PAYETTE Radio Boys' Alliance BEN PENNINGTON Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance AL PERSONEY Commercial Art Bo s' Alliance R.O.T.C., '49, '50, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C. Club, '5l, '52 Art Club, '49, '50, '5l, '52 Assembly Plays, '50 Assistant Art Director, Technician, 'Sl FRANK PETERSON Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance lReprestative, 'Sli Vice President of Junior Class, 'Sl Senior Class Play, '52 J.V. Basketball, '50 GEORGE PILON Arch. Drawing Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays, '52 Transfer from California, '50 RICHARD PINKERTON Mechanical Drawing Boys' Alliance Assembly Plays, '52 Countr Fair Dance, '52 R.O.T.C., Efficiency Medals, Color Guard, 'Sl R.O.T.C. Club, high academic grade, honor student, '5l R.O.T.C. Staff DAVE POTILLO Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Transfer from Utah, 'Sl LAURENCE PRINGLE Carpentry Boys' Alliance Hornets' Nest Staff, '5l, '52 Arizona State Fair, '50, '5l Transfer from Glendale High School, '50 ROBERT QUAIN Machine Shop Boys' Alliance GEORGE GOMEZ QUEZADA Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance J.V. Football, '49, '50 Varsity Football, '5l, '52 EDDIE RACHKE Business Boys' Alliance JOE RANDALL Aircraft Engines Bo s' Alliance R.O.T.C. Club, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C. Club Vice President, '52 Rifle Team, 'Sl Color Guard, '49, '50, '5l Masque of the Yellow Moon, '51 DARRELL RAMSEY Business Boys' Alliance Band Major, '5l HELEN RENCEHAUSEN Business Training Girls' League NORMA RICHEY Clothing and Design Girls' League Girls' League Treasurer, '50 Girls' League Assemblies, '49, '52 MARGARET RILEY Stenography Girls' League CHRISTA JEAN ROBERTS Business Girls' League RICHARD ROBINSON Operation of Trucks and Buses Boys' Alliance Technician Photographer, '52 State Fair, '5l RICHARD LEE ROBINSON Welding Boys' Alliance DON RONEY. Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance GEORGE SANDOVAL Business Training Boys' Alliance lllepresentative, '5l, '52l Basketball, '48, '49, '50, '52 Baseball, '48, '50, '52 All-City Basketball Team, '50 All-State A Conference llst Teami All-State A Tournament, i2nd Teaml J.V. Football, '49, '50 PAT SARGEE Commercial Art Girls' League Glee Club, '52 School Play, '52 Hornets' Nest Staff, '52 Transfer from Michigan, '52 RICHARD SEVILLA Agriculture F.F.A. Boys' Alliance JAMES SHARD Operation ot Trucks and Buses Boys' Alliance Band, '49, '50, 5l, '52 R.O.T.C. Band, '49, '50 Swing Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 Drum and Bugle Corps, '49 RONALD SHULTZMAN Weldinx Boys' lliance Transfer from West High, '50 MELVIN SMITH Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance Lattarmen's Club, '49, '50 Varsity Track, '49, '50 BEN SATRAN Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance en ior JULIA SMITH Clothing and Design Chorus, '5l Girls' League WENDELL SMITH Auto Mechanics Boys' Alliance JOHNNY SOTO Agriculture Boys' Alliance JIMMIE STARK Industrial Electricity Bogs' Alliance R. .T.C., '49 lET1'Y SUE STEELE Clothing and Design Girls' League G.A.A., '49, '50, '5l, '52 G.A.A. Treasurer, '50 Girls' League Assembly, '52 JOHNNY STEPHENSON Machine Shop Assembly Plays, '52 Football, '52 Senior Class President, '52 Baseball, '52 J.V. Basketball, '5l J.V. Baseball, '51 Member of Student Council EDNA STEP? Business Girls' League JORJEAN SUTTERFIELD Business Training Girls' League Secretary, '52 Masque of the Yellow Moon, '5l Leadership Workshop, '51 DENNIS SWANSON Radio Bo s' Alliance R.g.T.C., 'Sl Radio Club, '5l Transfer from Tempe High School, WILLIAM DONALD TABOR Mechanical Drafting Boys' Alliance State Fair, '5l Designed Salad Bowl Float, '52 RICHARD TACKITT Refrigeration Boys' Alliance HOWARD TAYLOR Industrial Electricity Boys' Alliance JERRY THOMAS Body and Fender Boys' Alliance ALEX TOTH Aircraft Engines Boys' Alliance Boys' State Representative, '5l GLENN TOWLES Mechanical Drafting egidfer Boys' Alliance Student Council, '48, '49 Boys' State tSecretary of Constitution, '5ll Assemblg Play lSenior Classl, 'Sl Varsity asketball Manager, '5l Technician '49, '50, Editor, '52 Masque of the Yellow Moon, '50 Representative to Governor Youth Convention, '51 ANDY VELASQUEZ Carpentry Boys' Alliance Freshman Basketball, '49 J.V. Basketball, '50 Varsity Basketball, '5l, '52 Varsity Football, '52 Lettermen's Club, '5l, '52 JOHN VICTOR Arch. Drawing Boys' Alliance TOM VISCOGLIOSI Agriculture Boys' Alliance F.F.A. '52 Lettermen's Club, '5l, '52 J.V. Football, '50 Varsity Football, '5l, '52 ROBERT WAGNER Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance LVL: warts Electricity Boys' Alliance HARVEY WHITE Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance JAMES LEE WHITE Auto Electricity Boys' Alliance SHIRLEY WILKES Business Girls' League HERN WILKINS Agriculture Boys' Alliance RONALD WILLEY Carpentry Boys' Alliance MALCOLM WILLIAMS Mechanical Drafting Boys' Alliance Annual Staff, '52 Boys' State Junior Varsity Basketball ROY WOOD Architecural Drawing Boys' Alliance tRepresentatives, '50, '5ll Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 Band Manager, '5l, '52 R.O.T.C., '49, '50 Swing Band, '49, '50, '5l, '52 TOM ALEXANDER S.N. 4256172 C. Div. U.S.S. Onslow AOP-48 CKO FPO San Francisco, California CPL. WILLIAM ANDERSON AF 28-040-904 2266 Pers. Pros. Sq. los. Repli Cp. Kilmer, New Jersey DON ARMER Fort Benning, Georgia IILL ILANTON 607 Tyler , Tempe, Arizona JOHN BROWN 28 Hudson Lane Tempe, Arizona GENE DALTON F.A. U.S.S. Devatation A.M. 318 Long Beach, California RAY H. DAVIS, 569-52-55 Q.M.S.N. 'C' DIV. U.S.S. Taussig lD.D. 7461 C10 FPO San Francisco, California EDWARD DEEMER Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland GEORGE DEEMER Killed in Action GEORGE DICK 630 West Butler Phoenix, Arizona BILL DRANE So. Co. 9th RCT Unit 1 C!O PM A.P.0. San Francisco, California ANTHONY J. DURIZII 28040910 3753 S.T.D.T.T. Sqd. BKS 773 Sheppard Field, Texas RICHARD ELLIS Yokola Air Force Base Japan eruice eni Jzegiaier CPL. CHARLES R. EWALT H73662 60 MMB Co. lst BN lst Marine CXO FPO San Francisco, California DONALD FISHER lfiremani U.S.N. Station U.S. KLANDIKE U.S.N. Base San Diego, California PFC. RICHARD GRANDY Base Finance Office Seltridge Air Force Base BILL GRAVES M.E. 7. N. 7th Division U.S.S. Jason Sasebo, Japan JIM A. GRAVES M.E.7.N. 7th Division U.S.S. Jason Sasebo, Japan ASCENSION GALINDO Sheppard Air Force Base Texas PHILLIP GOETTL 2501 East Liberty Phoenix, Arizona MILTON HUNSINGER U.S.S. Peidmont Somewhere in Far East CPL. SYDNEY HOFFMAN AF Sth Air Police Sqd. Travis Air Force Base Fairfield, California ED HARRIS 1939849 Mather Field HQ. SQ. 3535 ABGD Mather Field, California ACIE INGERSOLL Boston, California 19368720 LEONARD RAY .IENNETT AD3 Naval Research Base Special Devices Center Port Washington DONALD JACKSON AF 28055326 6151 ABS Air Police Section APO I8-1 CIO POSTMASTER San Francisco, California ALEC DELL KEITH Sqdn. 3712 Flight 217 Lackland Field San Antonio, Texas PFC. JACK LYONS 1199757 MAP N.A.T.T.C. BKS. 149 Memphis 15, Tennessee TOMMY MAYS 19426335 Flight 2785 Sqdn. 3722 Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio, Texas EDDIE MAUK S.A. 427-17-55 U.S.N. lst Division U.S.S. Mansfield fDD 7281 CXO FPO San Francisco, California EARL D. NEWBOULD AF 19379415 3700 Mtr. Veb, Sqd. 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