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

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T dz! Z fflileldc 7444065412041 THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC Association is one of the largest all girl's organizations of the school. They are sponsors of various ac- tivities including the Country Fair Dance. The girls have their playdays and sport- days. This year they played at Phoenix Union and West High School. Skating par- ties, dances, volleyball games, basketball games, softball games, picnics and other activities are enjoyed by all the girls. Girls who like to participate in athletics are en- couraged to join the G.A.A. Initiates Rosie Miranda, sally Sal? Reise getting Reese, and Pat Lowthian rea V fo clean up' -1------ ---f -- - xf--,- -- ---D -, 1 , , I, OO , , , Betty Coleman, Conchita Mendez, Mary Martin, Secretary, Hope Brown, and Gloria Baca. MIDDLE ROW: Erminia Martinez, Treasurer, Rebecca Brill, Betty Castle, Cecilia Sanchez, Rosie Miranda, Amelia Alvarez, Carmen Torrez, Sally Reese, Ann Milton, Iacque Dancer, Indy Castle, and Miss Dorothy F olkel, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Annette Coleman, Ordetta Harwood, Fay Arthur, Lois Yandell, Josephine Hill, Vice Presi- dent, Anna Harris, Helena King, Josephine Alvarez, Renee Baca, Representative, Pat Furst, Edith Long, Pres- ident, and Pat Lowthian. - 113 -

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STANDING: Useft to Rightl Bette Castle, Kneeda Gilbert, Secretaryg Ann Milton, Vice Presidentg Nomia Hybarger, Treasurerg jillon McDanielsg SITTING: Nancy johnson, Reporterg Mrs. Jessie C. Hall, Sponsorg and Shir- ley Large, Presidentg NOT PICTURED: Bonnie Miller, Erma Liggens and Alta de YVindt. THE FUTURE DESIGNERS Club offers an outlet for girls who like to be original. Here they learn to create designes which can be transferred to skirts, dresses, wash- cloths, scarves, and the like. They learn to make pins, earrings and other accessories, in addition to the skirts and dresses of their own design. Instruction in knitting, cro- cheting or tatting is also available to those who are interested. -112- 7uZufze Deaignaa

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s X 1-': -.94 v mtg V feltezmcm 4 T fs... f , Q Q, T ii:- fl av 4 Y 5 FRONT ROXV: fLeft to Rightj Coach XV. P. Davis, jim Champie, Chuck Ruddy, Gary Stevens, ,Mike Moreno, Leelund Roberts, Orville Roberts, Tony Escobar, Charles Lowery. SECOND ROXV: Gilbert Soto, Ronny Turner, NVinston Tease, Bob Gibson, Elmer Green, Howard Buxton, Leland Enas, Mike Godich, Timothy Monroe. THIRD ROVV: David Chacon, Ernie Flores, Vincent Rieselman, Gene Black, Charley Soto, Levi jones, Fortino Gonzales. we i.mv?1T ,N THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB, sponsored k e 5 ' I V v by Mr. Davis, is for the athletes of Tech. l 1' V f f , T' is This group strives to promote interest in i. p , f social and athletic activities as Well as cre- X '- , ' Q ' 7 ill I, I ate a spirit of cooperation and Sportsman- X3 ' , W I 0145 ' Ship among those participating in sports. .Us- i f :fy px f 5-2 Any Tech boy who earns a varsity letter Ya X4 5 t l ., I . ? either in football, baseball or track is en- ,,: 5' Q :'l . . . , R 551 l ' ' ,gi titled to membership in the Lettermens ' A ft CI b Th' ' b d d f i I In i .. u . IS group is to e commen e or z. . K L ' .fgff513' its contribution to good sportsmanship. f,'.f-ffugnmwfgawb ,,,, .70-H ' ' fi l - 114 - x