Cass Technical High School - Triangle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CLAUD CHAPMAN Burroughs Int. DONALD ED BEAUCLAIR Foch Int. .TIM GAHRS Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Club DAVID S. HIRST Buffalo Tech H.S., N.Y. Auto-Aero Club CASIMER KLAPEC Condon Int. Varsity Football Lettermens' Club PE TE MAXWE LL Barbour Int. KENNETH L. OBERTS Holy Redeemer THE OD ORE WEISWASSER Durf ee Int. Auto-Aero Club Tennis Team Lettermens' Club Maybee Class Cabinet Student Council QTreas.J Outlook Staff fSports Ed.l I K 9 f 'lt 5 , f ,rw -, V 'A , Vt 1 , 1 , .. XY -we . , ' , A , t. 2 'J ia . A Q is xl ' X 3 :k . JV , Vp 5 4 i - A x A g- Q 5 V 5, V V ... X uln A rll'l I 2 h E tfgrisi ' ff 5 - 5' 1 V':' A A A ..,. 5 5' Y K , 'S' - A l 6? 3 I . if - f QCA' f uuun. an X 2 ,..,:f ga ' V . V ,v-. K, A sw M tl ' H, .ea - I V Q 3' , Q 5 , at v THOMAS COLLINS Hunter Int. MICHEAL DRISSMAN Durfee Int. Chess Club R.O.T.C. Hall Guard TED GOTTLIEB Durfee Int. Swimming Team Student Council Rep. ARNOLD IVEY Hutchins Int. JERRY MALINASKY Jackson Int. Junior Class Pres. Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Auto-Aero Club Student Council fVice-Pres.J Lettermens' Club WILLIAM MC ADOO McMichael Int. Varsity Football QC o-Capt.l ROGER W. PIE TRAS Jackson Int. Industrial Arts Club Auto-Aero Club KTreas.J DON WELLS McMichael Int. .24- VG: I 6- 1 X 4 1 is X 4 I., A ,.,a,y I QW 2 af.. Q. W, , W. ,aa ' fSSlP?f F: ,,' 51555 7 :wifi 5 ltit 'fF'rr'Pfff. 2' 1 25f'F'5f,::f.: ::Zf:'..fS:if1 -' S-f '. ,, ' A x it , s rl ,gi . rfzj , K -A iw K gil -A fi f I riff' as DICK DEATHERAGE Nolan Int. Baseball Team SAM FOUNTEAS Jefferson Int. JERRY I-IATCHER Tappan Int. GE NE JARVI Nolan Int.. FRANK MALINOWSKI Tappan Int. R.O.T.C. ROBERT MC MAHAN Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Cluh Student Council Home. oom Rep. THOMAS SIE CINSKI Post Int. Hall Guard ALAN WINEMAN Mumford H.S. R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Officers Club Industrial Activities Club Laboratory Assistant

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'I-.EI N.. f li 1 I , i is- ,W Y , - it-f f ak if E f K vm il 1' Norman Brown Dept. Head ff fa- l M in it 3 i 'tu iifnv' I . 05 - S Efifiiig F . .Tack Comer 3 Electrical Curriculum The electrical curriculum is designed to give a thorough knowledge of electrical fundamentals as well as a broad knowledge of mathematics and science. Our courses give background for such occupations as radio servicing, television servicing, industrial elec- tronics, and electrical maintenance. Our shop work includes construction, installation, and operation of all types of electrical equipment. Graduates of the electrical curriculum find em- ployment as helpers, or preferred apprenticeships in the building trades. Graduates may decide to enter college, in which case, they may enter without exami- nation providing satisfactory grades have been at- tained. Every effort is made to have each student study the local and national electrical codes, become familiar with tools of the trade, work with well-known electri- cal equipment, and be able to make a safe, neat, secure installation of electrical equipment and control devices. pw! 5305 f Y Harold Stormzand . E' Roy Hocking lecgrjcal William Zerber 8 fipoqo 99 6x063 me Nga 0180 l alba JI fi 0196.2 , 'l Ge itiecwcax vie, Joseph Zukowski -26- l