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

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eginiag 746613 77965 ft c w' 3 'aw D S ON and PJCHAR TUFFT-'E' ll mute: TECH STUDENTS who are interested in auto mechanics are initiated into this complex Held in the Beginning Auto Mechanics Shop. Here they learn the fundamentals and the theory of the in- ternal combustion engine. They learn what makes the auto engine tie-kf how and why it breaks down, how these breakdowns can be corrected and the tools needed to get a faulty engine ticking properly again, The training received here prepares the stu- dent for work in the more advanced auto shops and gives him an opportunity to decide upon the Held of auto mechanics in which he would like to specialize while he continues his training at Tech. AMES B. S sia.DA LE A lil- ELTON 1 CURTIS vine Tefldu to Opera ' fl ABOVE: DAX, IDBEAM getting an Z o aguring MILLER me AHENCE d CL ONS an . ELOW1 DEL EMM bmkedfum B C F. 'YHKEBEAU MR- '

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gaudy cmd erfmfez DO YOU HAVE a dented fender? Does your car need repainting? Is your car upholstery torn? If so, why don't you take your car to be beautiiied by the Body and Fender Shop? Under the direction of Mr. XV. VV. VVright and Mr. Richard XVil- lenberg, the students of this shop are taught straightening of dents, retouching, polishing, leading metal work, headlining, 'upholstering, auto trim and Welding. A student may specialize in metal work, paint- ing or upholstering in the last two years. JOHNNY VINEYARD working the wrinkles out of a fender. RICHARD WVILLENBERC i gkf, i lj VVILLIAM YVRICHT VAX GARDNER, JOHNNY GANUNG, and LAWRENCE APODACA doing some auto uplwlsterzng.