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

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iii- A . . i . ' 1 - . . . - as g ages.. I ...- M 5 X ABOVE: fLeft to Rightj Coach Russell Goddard, Miss Dorothy D. Folkel, Coach Lowell C. Bailey, Coach T George Endres and Mr. Harold A. Wenzel. gage' and gale' Fiqacbal S GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION is one of Techis non-solid subjects. It includes instruction and participation in activities such as volleyball, volley- tennis, folk dancing, recreational games, basketball, trampoline and softball. Boys' Physical Education is also a non-solid. The activities participated in by the boys include football, basketball, baseball, track, trampoline, vol- leyball and pushball. Health Education was added to the Physical Education Program this year. It included a semester course in mental health and one in family life. One period each week was devoted to the classroom study of these subjects instead of playing on the athletic field in the usual activities. i- ' -fl-Q V

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ik iii, f ffl gi fn - Te H? I . Q iyvii, Pd' - Sf Q 4 W In .X ir'5?pa,?'h I-if A95 1. nf it -M r pig vlfbfafi ,. is ig, FRONT ROVV: Bonny Daily and Barbara Anderson, Staff Artist. MIDDLE ROVV: Bonnie Schade, Maclelynne Kleen, Barbara Ceegan, Business Manager, Ruth Kinsev, Iovce Brill and Shirley Large. BACK ROVV: Ronnie Paxton, Tom Morrison, Eldon XVake, Iohn -Budoff, Angelo Figueroa, Leslie Benton and 'Ed Toporek, Managing Editor. Staff members not pictured in these pages are Nancy Brahni, Class Editor, and Nancy Sehade. emma THE TECHNICIAN of 1955 is the product of many hours of work and fun spent by the staff members who are pic- tured on these pages. Four of last year's staff members re- turned to form the nucleus of the group. Some of these students met with the new advisor, Mr. Theodore Borek, during the Week before school opened last fall. Preliminary plans were made and the task of setting up the basic organization for effective Work was undertaken. Contracts for having individual pictures taken, for the printing of the book, for the photographic finishing, and for the cover of the book were made early in the fall. The format of the book and the theme were selected, and then the jobs of collecting a pictorial as Well as a literary repre- sentation of all phases of life at Tech began. At each and every school event the photographers blinding flash served as a reminder that many moments would be recorded for Technicians to ponder in the years to come. The Staff hopes most sincerely that this final edition of THE TECHNICIAN has pictured some 1954-1955 highlight ADVISOR, Theodore Borek, Checking layout in the life of each and every student who yvas a member of and copy before it goes to the printer. the student body during this last year of the Phoenix Technical School. - 106 -