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

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TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH zeaimcw gawketfall cam Mesa ............ Camelback .... Tempe ............ Glendale ........ Phoenix Union Glendale .,...... West ......... Tempe ..... Mesa ............ St. Mary's ...... Camelback .... Phoenix Union West .............. South .........o... ......., 3 I North .... TECHSS FRESHMAN Basket- ball Team came out on top this season hy Winning 601 of their games. Much credit goes to Coach Bailey for the work he did with these boys. Most of them came to him inexperienced but with a great deal of interest in the sport. He took their interest in the game, taught them the principles and the fundamentals, and came out with a Winning combination. FRONT ROW: KLeft to Rightj Frank Lujan, Ignatius Ruiz, Ken Brewer, Willie Tumer Dmny Brachuss, Ralph King, Terry Woods, Paul Norugar and Art Chacon. BACK ROWV Manager Ralph Watson, Manuel Armijo, Morris Mills, Alfred Orozco, Manuel Alvarado, jim Anderson Vemon Calvin and Coach Bailey.. -'l4'I-

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mm Wanda? 344-6ez'ZaZZ TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH TECH FRONT ROW: Charles Soto 1421 Herman jones 1381, Henry Olea 1311, Tommy Curtis 1301, Richard Mangus 1321. BACK ROW: Coach Virgil Marshall, Tony Herrada 1371, Arthur Otero 1391, Eddie Soto 1341, Robert Goodwin 1431, Webster Smith 1361, Rod Heuett 351, Manager Bob Ruddy. ......23 ......40 ......25 ......34 ......25 ......33 ......56 Tucson .......... ........ 3 5 Mesa ...................,...... Amphitheater ............ Yuma ............. ........ 5 2 Glendale ...... Yuma ....... West ..... North ....... Tucson ..... Mesa ............... ........ St. Ma ry's .................. Phoenix Union Amphitheater ............ West ............,,,........... Glendale ......... ........ North ....... THE JUNIOR VARSITY Basketball Team gives boys who aspire to favored positions on the Varsity a chance to get very valuable experience on the court. All the practice a boy can get with his own team mates cannot prepare him adequately for the heat of interschool competition. When openings occur on the Varsity Team, these boys are ready to take over. They set the stage for the Varsity by giving cheerleaders and fans a chance to warm upv as they play the preliminary games. Their hours of practice are just as longg their training, as rigid and their competition every bit as keen as any team which represents Tech. -140-

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IOHN R. LAMBERT Auto Mechanics DONALD E. BURCH Body and Fender LANVRENCE N. TENE5 Welding , 0 THE HUGE DEMANDS for shop training at Tech this year has necessitated adding a swing shiftv to accommodate the students. The swing shiftv goes into action at 3:15 o'clock in the afternoon and continues until 10:00 o'clock at night. While most Technicians are participating ill Tech's evening activities and enjoying them- selves, those of the swing shift are teaching and being taught the skills of their chosen trade. The swing shiftv enables many to acquire training which might otherwise be denied them. Many of the students are veterans who have come to appreciate the value of a good education. FRANK M. CRAY Radio -142-