Fresno Technical High School - Technicalities Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1938 volume:

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Y 0 9 MIX CONTENTS Port I - - - - Seniors Port II - - Administrotion Port III - - The School Port IV - - Activities Port V - - Orgonizotions Port VI - - Vocotions Port VII - - Athletics xiii x A I' x s A I he fe- ' A 1 I ' 3 Q! l 1 Q 1 5' Qi fi e ik. 5.02, 9 0 9 Q I4 'X S WING is the spirit of the age. Defined hy the French pianist Stephane 'Mougin, as the swinging between the strong and the weak beat in a measure, swing may be eallezt a sustaining rhythm which guards the balance he- tween the extremes. Swing means gayety, freedom, a lighter step through life, but it also means a resilience to the shocks of life and a return to normal with strength and courage . . . traits which seem to typify the youth of 1938. This nobler thought behind the spirit of the age is the theme which finds its way into the design, the buoyanee, the rhythm of the 1938 Teehniealities. W f 0 1 fgfhifnvf Ag ' F'!i' 1 CTO a Ioffy rhurucfcr, posxcssor of a sflvolarly mind and broad vzzlturrfg fo a sagaciom Icmlvrg io one whose pcrsomzlily has inspirnf in us a rcspcct for lcm'11i11g, we dcfdicafe this 'L'01IlNI!'. Mr. Platts, we salute you! COMPILING the memory-stirring pictures and records of a school year is labor turned to joy in direct propor- tion to the amount of happiness to be dispersed. Enactment of the Student Body Card at Fresno Technical High increased student participation in all activi- ties, and the annual sale by at least one hundred copies. Early assurance of funds to meet the proposed expenditures was given the staff by the student body council. To the student body council and to the students who vested the council with power to institute the Student Body Card system, the staff expresses its gratitude and its con- gratulation on the success of a good business venture. It has doubled the joy of producing this volume. Technicalities of 1938 is presented as a canvas outlined with suggestions upon which memory will paint the details of high school days. I Y 45 lqfpig I :F 4 f rj. , 1 gf' duff: .,.-mmwmqas-wf..w.--w,v.,,t-WL.+f-Q..W , . . b , .J .w.f,,.M N , Q x ,f1.f...,, Af . H Q. -A .Q , ,L ff.. U-u mm.:1w ww g.1..,.,m..,.,M ,h-1-mm....w-nh.:-.W-,f.a wg-ft ., . f.if'1ff ff 'M-r'wv:','5'g'-'Y . , ' ,.'K1Fw--f,, ,xt alff'.gf:1iww-?ff',1s 1'wf'f f' Qs1:1jw1 'r1w. - '. ,-.57 2'-we-'wgfvfgihsfx-.'f:fSg'L11 w-4i.Zf?-frm, 9- f ,gh QJ .Q W ,f , I' . -4,.+,.,. x .-H, , K .J uh- 1 ' , 'T ,..4',,-.fa f Q- .pf . zH0.5-4Qf'5,,,,ff5 E, .11 A ' k .. 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VIVIAN MARTIN MAE MATTESON RICHARD McKELLOW MARVIN McQUONE STELLA MCQUONE THELMA METZLER PEARL MARSHALL MARY MARTIN JOHN MILLER WILLIAM MITCHELL PATRICIA MITCHELL EDYTI-IE N ELSON JOHN NELSON OLIVE MONTGOMERY GRACE MOSESIAN DONALD MOXSY VINCENT PETERSON VIRGIL PITTMAN IRIS POWERS GLADYS PURYEAR JOSEPH QUERCIA DWIGHT RANDALL JACK RICHARD FLORENCE RITCHIE REUBEN NELSON WALTER N ETZLEY WILLIAM NOBLE ELIZABETH O'GRADY ANN OHANNESIAN JESSIE OHANNESIAN JOHNNIE PARKER HAZEL PARMAK RAYMOND ROSS HARRY SAHAGIAN BERTHA SAM AZAD SARIAN DALE SCI-IAEFFER LILLIAN ROBLES ERNEST ROH R ROBERT SCHOETTLER ESTHER SPAHN HORACE SPANN MARVYN SCHWARTZ MILTON SMELTZER AARON SMITH CHARLOTE SMITH HARRY SMITH VERNE SMITH '1 411 FRANK THOMAS IRVIN THOMAS JEAN TIMPSON ALAN TRIBBLE JACK TUPPER ROBERT TURNER GERALD WEEKS DORIS WELLIVER ROBERT STOECKEL MERRITT STRUNK MORRIS STULL EUGENE SYLVESTER ANNE TAYIAN CORINNE TAYLOR MARGARET TERZIAN SUREN TERZIAN THELMA WINTERS JACK WRIGHT JESSIE YOUNG HARRY ZACHARY ARPENA ZADIGIAN LUIGI ZULIM NAOMI WILLIAMS LOIS WILSON SEN IORS WITHOUT PICTURES ARMEN ALEMIAN HELEN AYE VIRGINIA BARTON KENNETH BLIESNER HAZEL BURNETT WILLIS COTTINGHAM AMELIA COTY ANDREW CUMMINGS CARLEY DANIEL ANTHONY FICARELLI ETHEL FRUIT BERT GIGUIERE CHARLES HANBY IVAN HOLT GEORGE JAMGOTCHIAN NORMAN JAMISON HUGH JOHNSON JACK KRAFT ELNER LONG MARTIN MARDEROSIAN JENNY MINNETTE RAE MITCHELL ELMER OGLE WILDA PEABODY RAYMOND RICHTER WALDO SCHMIDT ANTHONY SHERILLA MARK SHIPMAN EDWARD STAINTON DOROTHY SULLENGER RAYMOND TALBOT ROBERT WALCOTT MID-TERM GRADUATES King, Grimes, McQuone, Alernian, Carpenter, Thomas, Johnson, Sylvester, Garabedian, Richard Aye, Gee, Haas. Sam, Cummings, Bournazian, Hills, Richter. 4- f . f' , ' -' 'ff' walk sod Nelson, Gilio, Spann, Shipman, Sylvester, Strunk, Daniel, Markovich, Thomas, Jamison, Moxsy, Hcirelson, Bliesner, Minnettq Boyajian. Hagopian, Jennings, Kincheloe, Peabody, Fink, Ohannesian, Kinosian, Burris, Ritchie, Sullenger. was ovriwx R c choek NNW' ' T Osioexl 09 1 Her' we TN . OYXO I Yneg. CLASS PRESIDENTS Lehr, Stull, V ev if - mov QS i 5 C955 P095 QV5 M Kusch , Sullivan, Williams BACCALAUREATE SPEAKERS SPEAKERS James, Schwartz, Doddridge. P- A-.A - r.A:ii,.- u,...,,.g,,,, Fries, Garrison, Guffey, Clinkenbeard, C2 fb-Q51 L54 J?' 1 2 V R L A L' -'N ' VA 5 A' 1' 'Y 4' .W W , ' -xv ' 'I Ne ,, ' 'f I -A 'xv-N , -Q - 4 X' I X 52 1? .5 2 f if V , K It AA QA .fl 1.7 ,4 A :S ZA X ,O V i ' ' N - j N' 1. w 1 Q xl ,v 5 A .. W ,,. 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KJNG 'bring' ,WML Sldehrs De Jarnatt, McGill, Stull, Faria, Martin, Stout, James, Terzian. 0110 A. XPXNX . y LL vfwvpo IN childhood days the old grapevine swing as it carried me into the leaves of the old oak trees, transported me into an imagined world of perfect happiness and ease. So my wishes for you girls and boys of Fresno Technical High School is that the Swing Technicalitiesu of 1938 has made your fondest dreams come true and that your year hook stands as the physical expression of a great year happily ended, eminently successful, and outstanding in your school career. yo, Q P rkncxp Xlkce- MARSH of GMS XBUXLLPS ' oX ond D600 RD W Dean of Ys Krugman' Q ' WJ, QFQQQF 5 'Q in H1 -15 1 3 z I' fi: fx 1'- 4 KN ki. Y :Lv f X :ry 1. ,A ? sf, 1 .I N, -4 Q A Y WE 4 s Y. 'Q M M7 ,tag 'M I E li, , 'v :MS I ICF- 1 1 QU s Vs 500' gm,- nm-L,m..,. :Q-.1mn,m,.,w1,M 1,-V .f - ,, , .4-f. 0 .. , . - . . . 4 1 A A., 1 - ffm , ,X-W.. 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Sitting on top of the world . . . Whas' ,a matter? . . . Miss Fresno and her cousin . . . Little Vivian Martin . . . Wel1.' What are we waiting for? A S.. r- 5 A I 'vid J. : 4 f ,, W V1 , 0 . nw.. xl . H in Aff x-.A 4 , Q , . M x Sk ,ww A - s i A Nw 'irc ng vt-v K W ' V R -X! V 1 l v ,',Qf-gi 'Q in -is 'Q' wx nf M 1 v 1 , J M- , - A 3 X. ,gf 3 Q V nk .JJ .C Jn: 1, if LJ 5 K! sv. w N, Ji' Q Fi f W-Qs' :QQ ,y x V I Z, ot? -,J is l l OF '39 Carter, Croes, Boyaiian, Burkes, Cullen, Carroll, Ambrosini, Bowles, Afkinson. Artenian, Gross, Arioto,Axt,Ander50n, Coyle, Prunty, Bratton, Bernard. Block, Carroll, Cosparian, Culley, Boiler. Chambers, Brandt, Caglia, Carclinale Calender. McGl LL President Yates, Manchesian, Syvertsen, Shamshoian, Hagobi Martin, Gridley, Moore, Garcia, Yamada. Faria, Englemon, Summers, Yordan, Rustigian, Johnston Jacobsen, Rhodes, Crow, Cross. Diaso, Fuller, Flores, oton. Wallace, Zulim, Thomas, 5f0UffSPGg0pulos, Ezquer, Espiasse Zadigion, Gattie, Garwood, Zlokovich, Guiliano Fore, Gross, Damir, Smith, Gridley, Elia, Stapp, Del Monte, Giguiere, Wilson, Taylor, Souza, Wert, Danielsen, Froom, Tatum. OF '40 Safer, Smelfzer, Sfone, Sevanian, Servello, Spahn, Weisert, Ryan, Slaven, Tayian. Silva, Thomas, Sidelo, Trousdale, Solderian, Thorp, Traywich, Topjian, Tribble, Richart, Stafon. Tilly, Tote, Soojion, Tsubota, Wallace, Semeriian Whaley,.Stancoff. OFFICERS , x wg- . 'I Ankney, Anfich, Baronian, Berkerian, Beoll, Brady, Warner. Adams, Atchley, Baloion, Abdalian, Barnes, Avazian, Bobo, Bateman, Blanchard, Bogosian. Brown, Allen, Adams, Antles, Bondelian, Antoyan. Balestrini Avakian Barsoian. , . , Alexander' ' ' Hicks, Jacobsen, Adams, Terznan I i i Orr, Zander, Spri g, Woods, Pieper,-Okamura,Terzian, Mitchell, Schmidt. Nelson. Miller, Xldgsley, Lott, Shahenicm, Rodriguez, Sickleri Pauls, Poulsen, Rhodes. Rice, Pitts, Nebeker, Nyberg, Tuller, Puryeor, Tober, Montgomery, Vance, Singleton, Piemme, Phelps, Robb. Minosion, Wilborn, Robles, Nester, Roberts, Poochigicn, Riedenouer, Owens. . -.J .Y ,o-W -i. N, we, s-423, , fglmx Wx Cole, Clayton, Meek, Manoogian, Keith, McKinney, Kotorinos, Kohman, Furqueron, Masini, Korim, Killion, Bristow. Delecce, Emerzian, Dean, Kincode, Loderv, Meodor, McCarthy, Trousdole, Myers, Marshall, Krikorian, Donion, Murphy, Lutz. DerMugrdichian, Buddo, Kincheloe, Kraft, Mortin, McPherson, McHenry, Mesrobian, Markus, McCulley, Davidson, Croes. l:.sla-fm Fin.-If Rm-A hnif-lm: Mnnin Dnv Fnremnn, Cnrnthers. Dver. KeDDler. Q58 1 Hatch, Koolcanian, Gamber, Kemp, Gigliotti, McCoy, Hanks, Gross, Harrah, Gettys, Jamison, Kachigian, Hagopian, Hoyle, Howard. Louie, Lemison, Hess, Gettys, McKnight, Lozano, Lapp, Tounger, Harvey, Haag. Hansen, Garabedian, Harelson, Garcia, Hughes, Jacobsen lnahara. ,. Baronian, Alooiian, Daniels, Whited, Anderson, Barrera, Adams, Miller, Berberian, Herrold, Miller, Berberian, Herrold, Bedrosian, M. Dolagaray, J. Dolagaray, Bogoshian, Ferguson, Avakian, Blum Dix, Elam, Curutchet, Beaton, Elder, Dyer. ,F '41 rf '1 an M ix 1 ,. Q V Q .Ex T Kaklikian, Lutz, Hofeditz, Koop. McKinney, Mattocks, Hansen, Kachigian, Kevorkian, King, lrwin. Markarian, Moreida, Hagstotz, Hagstotz, Jarvis, Kandarian, Inman, Hays, Kalomiris, Mirjanian. Lawson, Metzler, Marley, Meier, Hilyard, Morris, Jorgensen. Knott, Hagobian, McDougal. ' Gustafson, Baronian, Esheim, Baronian, Brooks. Craig, Ceppaglia, Del Real, Elliott, Calhoun, Fordyce, Hetblack, Brown, De Camp. Frisbie, Grace, Adams, Ballasian, Bernier, Chavez. Gestrie, Andreasian, Ecklund, Guleserian. Stottsf Nichols, Willis, iRodriguez. Thompson, Smith, Mesel, Stapp, Welch, Tatarian, Neilan. Tokasian, Sickler, Scott, Williamson Russian, Taylor, Robb, Tilghman, Tucker, Shahenian, Tounger. Surabian, Spitler, Stout, Papaleo, Nelson, Quercia, Steinhauer. 1 'X ss... !5 . 'I R W., I 5.1 Ge 'FI , .c Avy ,gi xx 'g' N Spring tonic . . . Nice work if you can get it . . . Bonfire rally . . . Take your pick and swing . . . Downstream . . . Mary and Ed Marashian . . . Remember me QPudgyj . . . Naughty, naughty . . . Spring again . . . Rockin' the town . . . Two bouquets . . . Neglected . . . Edison playday . . . Christmas pageant . . . It's easier said than done . . . 1-mm.-.Ms.w.u.Mf:. . uw., , A, .- .V 1 , ff ,. ff ,.1 . , - 1 .. - M.-rw. ,-wwf , - .M fd-,M .1 1, .f.., ff.-v...,,,..w .WML -WAHMpw-m..f.1,w.fw.MmM-MA.-1.mww.v.x.uNw ,v ur f. I v rj. if ' 1 ,':!jVgfw Q eg:?1:f1 ,'.1 . V' in 4 ., 1 Y V, fl , ., x . 1 A 2 , , f Q , ' ' 'f' ' X ' ' .,, ' I 1 - R A f ma vw, fa 59 xiff W1 ' if 11 al' f M. 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'hrough this cooperation, Tech News aceived a rating of A at the Spring ress Conference. Again l say, thank ou. . 1,2 f- , - l AM Moore, Tayian, ' Mitchell, MARY JAMES Editor Jacobsen, Markovich, Guffey. NEWS STAFF Student publications and iournolism courses act as integrating forces pro- moting the unity and solidarity of the members of the school community. As the school's best media of communica- tion they do much to inform, influence, and advise the readers. Experience provided in these courses and activitieshelp boys and girls to gath- er, evaluate, interpret, and present sig- nificant information objectively. Journalism provides an unusual op- portunity tor the development of ethical character and good citizenship, Students learn the importance of initiative, accur- acy, punctuality, depenclability,tacttul- ness' tolerance, and similar virtues. Keck. Berkerian. Clinkenbeard. Garrison. Kalam. Terzian. us MXED CHOR Coleffc' . Grace, -Sen . S1lV0r I . S We' l Smith, xyjillifllfl ' ei 1 ZacharY, Olgodvlirzhixorh. Roth' MCQUOM l Jones. ' fl - ' . I Shornsh0'0n' Parker, 01 Ci Miri0 '0 - hen, Mmsho ,Hen Lehr, en Jacobsen, m Homrnon , Puweor, Mitc unix Garrison' Hans I Coneelnggosieiuef, Pune: fNdishl0n' ' , Yo ' b 9 I Jo . ri Boronlafh Slckleglinlaefibeord' Jaco S Mo5e5l0 1 GIRLS' GLEE Mosesian, Williams, Silva, Dean, Montgomery, Ritchie, Stone, Sickler, Giguiere,Smifh, Staton, Brown, Brown, Culley, Stout, Gettys, Winters, Andrews, Lishf Markus, Adams, Atchely, Tray- wich, Robey, Boiler, Kraft, Puryear, Mefzler, Martin, McPherson, Vance, Piccolo, Gattie, Nebe- ker, Spogopulos, McKnight, Piemme, Baloian, Taylor, Antles, Skelton, Fulkerson, Fowble, Ka- lam, Silva, Tucker, Schafer, Keith, Haskell, Wert, Lynch, Anderson, Puryear, Wilson, Tatum, Espiasse, Thomas, Bendoski, McKinney, Herrold, Mont QOITTBFV. BOY S' GLEE 3 X A 54' goblcm Hansen, Berkerxon, Sider, Thomas, Peiper, HG - Artenion, Keck, Moorodicn,Hogoplon. Kohmon, Der Mugrdichkon, Delcmott, Carter, Kookonion. JA F II , Marple Hay ' ' es, U er HG ' Qoblo n, PnttS, Hughes' King P r Davy I IS, Greco- BAND ' d Smehzef Xwhme b'an, I . H rouwnlon' - Rush' Hogox Pitts, Meek 0 r r Shornshoncm, Mortml Grew, N we Zander- Avazi0 Dyelgltfsuxtihades. Romogels HuQheS' King' O I l I ' Surobxonf Davx 1 GIRLS' CADETS Morpxe. Keppxer' ms-in-' Bobo, Lemison, Dean, Hays, Taylor, Chavez, Stone, Marcus, Ferguson, Parmak, X Bogosian. Fries, Avazian, Chapman, Tharp, McHenry, Slave T n, aber, Tuller, Kawakami, Phelps, Daman, Mesrobian, Summers. D. SICKLER Captain 5 2 CADETS Diaso, Roberts, k Bower, Koop, Esheim, Whited, Mee , tarinos, Hebrard, Bone, Nilhcdey, Eaton, FIS . McQuone. Croes, Nutting, Kincade, Knlveton, Schwartz, Owens, Nester. Ko RandaU Harding. Copffilin 5 Weeks , K - ovomn' CI0Yfon Harr ' 0 ', R d Guiliqno , St ancoff, Anderson Clark K I 1 Bck f ' f Calhoun , Hmschmo n. 0 riquez ' PGPCIQ 0 Croe s Balestrini Amb , rogini No ' ble CRACK SQU AD Nobxe- chmon' d N Kokcr1nO51 Hors Ron G 1 . KlnC0de' Gunlllnol roesf Kn1VeKOn1 C HOLD EVERYTHING 'Q 1i+ Q -Nr. Berkerian, Terzion, Toyian, Ferguson, Kolom, Schwartz, Fries, Cirimele, Domicni, Kurkjian Quercio, Barsoion. Clinkenbeord, Keosheyan, Dye,L0ng, Q s i . Q l Dye, Clinkenbeardf Keosheyan, Schwartz. S Q Long, Quercio, Terzion, Ferguson, Kurkjian, Tayion, Kolom. THE 'UN HERO Ter-Lkon, Gu Gorrkson, Deiomotk, Gregory, Croes, mes, Smkth, Dovxs, Rktchke, Porret, F uXXer, Puw 801' GClrr' IS on, Deiqmatf , Terz. 'On G. , nmes , Smit H. FTERWARDS Chambers, Schoettler. THE HEART OF A CLOWN Lippincott, Calender, Cardinale, Croes. WHO GETS THE CAR TONIGHT Riley, Keck, Thomas, Stone, Smeltzer. DRAMATICS The most vital note in the damatics of Fresno Tech today is struck by the rise of the Little Theatre. The very name Little Theatre is salted with significance. An intimate stage and auditorium where plays and audiences can be brought into close accord is the significant difference in the presenta- tion of school plays introduced by Mr. Lloyd Sisler and his Maroon Masquers. Scenic experimentation and love of drama dominate the productions. The manner of presentation in which the plays are produced for several small and intimate groups is toward a new trend in theatricals. The advantages of this new style in play presentation are lessening of unnecessary confusion occasioned by too large an audience, decreasing of Cost, a small and hence more beautiful stage, and the development of seasoned performers. SP EECH jgnqeg' PXUUWXQI f'AUQTdKC,Y!KCn,X1'lOf6, ROSS: NxcCXokn, Normort. Croes. d Mkmson, ortkn. 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' I , ,K ,WM ,Eff LY? ' '- qi-'ff 3 '51 img: 1 if 7'- . Af ' 9 'Wd if ,. 4 QF ,q VA. -ga I3 ' if iv -A -. , W ,- if 1 f , ' 'rf 1 52 A I -Q X 1 u wr' fa , , 1 - . . L I if if-A Whistle while you work . . . Fife never hafl a sweetheart like you . . . The lady is a tramp . . . Hill Billy from 10th Avenue . . . Got my ininfl on inusic . . . Three pretty girls . . . So it's love . . . Now they call it swing . . . I simply aclore you . . . The shade of the olrl apple tree . . . If I can count on you . . . Getting soine fun out of life . . . Memory lane , Y y A, K V22 S ' 1 Q! X X 'TIN YARSITY FOOTBALL g , l Caglia, Walcott, Daniels, Wallace, Berkerian, Brase, Baronian, Koolcanion, Sadoian, Bernordi. Kourafas, Houston, Smith, Sylvester. Coyle, Zulim, Hancock, Kilgore, Shamshoian, Rangel, Schoettler. During the gridiron season of I937, the players on the Varsity Wolfpack turned in some very fine performances. To start the season in the fall, Coach Pop Warner lead a green football team of up-and-coming Sophomores and Juniors built around the nucleus of two returning lettermen, George Derderian, veteran guard and Eugene Sylvester, slip- pery end. What the team lacked in experience they made up in enthusiasm and the fight spirit. EDISON i6l TECH i6l Led by Jim White, the Edison Tigers managed to hold Tech to a 6-6 tie in aneven battle which featured a punting duel between Tennessee Houston and Charles Castanzo of Edison. SELMA 1191 TECH ilOl Tech, again outweighed by their opponents, lost their second league encounter in a night game with Selma, with Captain Ed Johnson showing well on defense. Bob Schoettler Tech end, was a tower of strength on the defense. K-INGSBURG il3l TECH 163 A hard-driving attack by land and air failed to hold down the Vikings, who made both touchdowns in the first five minutes of play. Sylvester scored for Tech, but their conversion failed. Schoeitfler led in defense and Houston again starred on the defense. LEMOORE il3l TECH llOl Tech's Wolfpack, outweighed approximately lO pounds per man by the Lemoore Tigers, lost a dull game with a passing attack in the final period. SANGER C73 TECH ii3l The Wolfpack broke the iinx which had held them all season to upset Sanger in a thrilling grid contest. Smith scored twice for Tech, he and Sylvester provinn an outstanding scoring combination, REEDLEY H21 TECH iOl Reedley's Pirates tripped up the over-confident Wolves to the tune of i2-O A penalty for roughing the kicker and an intercepted pass caused Tech's downfall. ROOSEVELT 4251 TECH lOl A weary and spiritless Wolfpack was unable to hold the elusive Roosevelt eleven and was literallv swamped by a wave of touchdowns. Kourafas was Tech's stalwart on the defense and Captain Sylvester again starred on the offense. MADERA i327 TECH lOl The Wolfpack bowed to Madera's Coyotes in their clasinq game of the season on Thanksgiving Day. Fumbles and a second half track meet ' by Madera were the factors leading to Tech's defeat J. W. WARNER and EUGENE SYLVESTER Coach and Captain pw w- wa' Qgqmgfi vzflwi. 10 6 5 LW at the 12015 ,Suv Gnd fffon eb Offle -S0 I. ofa' U d llhehup Ouble msmgr .4 t0r boy B: Ur U1 0114, sm Egollgh 'SI Cllr- at I1 I0 T 'OH Ns Y O was O! andicap Tech Must 0 the city Tech his whip e Ind wm ss, with Tech hotly on the agent .th three wins and two losses. adam, although out of the raeeg locked Edisoxfs ' batting them g. Roosevelt vrtunity tonight .pen of ever Tho' Tech :tihg into my'H when igh' in xey lerien Frank 3 to 0 victory 'libs mfthe anemia: 1 bi 911 LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL - i to W , . A .. , ' -f-- f- Q , -. Q ,, , , 1 s , . t -1 Q- ,-s-31 -J -' , X 'IW-'.. -3 . A .,.., N I V, ,fc . -X ,,.5g.., , , ,,, ,...., . , ... . - ' 'M' fr 'sw , ' A L T Minasian, Melkonian, Faria, Carter, Harelson, Beaton, Minasian, Garbedian, Cross Stapp, Delecce, King, Minenna, King, Robles, Coyle, Boust, Carroll, Sprigg. Paul'f'Easty Easterbrook built his 38 lightweight football squad around Captain Bob Minasianj Jack Richards, Hiram Garabedian and Jess Boust of last year's squad. The greenness of the Cubs showed up as they were taken into camp by the Fresno High Papooses, with a score of 20-O. A Lack of experience was still showing in the following game when the Edison Tigers defeated Tech ZO-O. , Smarting from this set-back, the Cubs tied the strong Madera Coyote eleven in a scoreless ln their encounter with the Selma Bears, the Wolves, a bit over-confident, found them- selves on the short end of a 7 to O score. ln the last two games the scrappy cub gridders defeated the last year's strong All- County Championship team from Roosevelt 6 to O, and continuing their spurt of victory, set back the Kingsburg Vikings 9-O. All in all the season was considered sat- isfactory and it is hoped that Tech football teams in the future will keep up the fighting spirit that the Wolf Cubs showed this year, Those who were necessary assets to the team and showed outstanding play through- out the season were: Captain Bob Minasian, tackle, Leslie Faria, quarter, Joe Minasian, full, Hiram Garabedian, half, Milton Melkon- ian, half, Frank Cross, end, Jim Stappg end, Joe Delecce, and tackle, Jess Boust, MINASIAN, EASTERBROOK, MELKONIAN I Coach and Captains l lO BASKETBALL Der Mugrdichian, Yamada, Okimoto, Elia. Garcia, Moore, Beaton, Hagobian, Berkerion, The Tech Peewees, coached by Paul Baptiste, opened the season by dropping a leaguer to Roosevelt with a score of l8-l2. Captain Lee Hagobian led the Wolves with six points. The first victims of the Peewees were the Edison Tigers, defeated by a score of 22 to IS. John Berkerian, Tech's dead-eye forward, led both squads in points with nine to his credit. The next to go down under the Cubs in their trek toward the championship were the Roosevelt Buckaroos, defeated in a decisive battle to the tune of 47-9. A l9-l2 victory over Edison added to their list of triumphs, raising high hopes in Techsters. The Fresno High Papooses succumbed to the skill of the Wolfpack with an l8-l 5 score. Again the Cubs defeated the High Papooses by a score of 33 to 27. Guards Yamad a and Garcia deserve much credit for theirtight defensive plays. This victory threw Tech into a tie with Fresno High, causing excitement and speculation to run riot among loyal Wolfpack fans. The final playoff game proved the downfall of the Cubs, the smooth dribbling and shooting of the Fresno High five won them the city championship when they turned back the battling Cubs by a score of 20 to lO. vggsijv BASKETBALL Rangel, Salwasser, Thomas, Stull, Schoettler, Berkerian, Kilgore, manager. Shamshoian, Sylvester, Hagobian, Baronian, Holden. Kaurofas, Caglia, Taylor. MADERA l24l TECH l28l Fresno Tech's Wolfpack started the season with a bang, winning their league opener with Madera by a score of 28 to 24. Tech rolled up a six point lead at half time, then more or less coasted to the victory over Madera. Bob Schoettler, star guard, led in points with 8 to his credit, closely followed by Eugene Sylvester with 7. ROOSEVELT i2ll TECH H97 Roosevelt's Rough Riders ran out a 2l to 19 victory over the Wolfpack in a nip and tuck battle, upsetting the apple cart, so to speak, as Tech had won with straight games, including practice, previous to this. EDISON i24l TECH l27l A spectacular outburst of scoring by the Wolfpack closed a closely contested game with Edison with 27 points for Tech to Edison's 24. Edison led at the half, holding the upper hand in the first three quarters, but faltered during the last. Then two quick baskets by Anthony Caglia and Bill Kourafas put the game on ice for the Techsters. FRESNO HlGl-l fl5l TECH ll2l A thrilling scoring spree in the last minute of play climoxed an otherwise dull game with Fresno High when they defeated Tech l5 to l2, giving them a temporary lead in the pennant race. The last two quarters were rough and tumble afairs with both teams battling for the ball. MADERA ll4l TECH l38l Tech's Wolfpack routed Madera by a 38 to l4 victory, sweeping through the fourth quarter with a smash- ing offensive which completely crumpled the Madera defense. Frank Thomas led the assault, marking up thirteen points for himself. ROOSEVELT H83 TECH l24l Hopes ran high in Tech as the Wolfpack threw themselves into a three-way tie with Fresno High and Edi- son by defeating Roosevelt 24 to l8 in an exciting game, the first to be played without Frank Thomas, lanky cen- ter. EDISON i281 TECH i243 Edison handed Tech their most discouraging defeat of the season, and also one of the most surprising, os Tech had triumphed over them earlier in a season which had proved singularly upsetting and tapsy turvy, with first one team in the lead' then another, in surprising rapidity. FRESNO HIGH l25l TECH l24l The most heartbreaking game of the season dropped Techsters from the pinnacle of joy at the Wolfpack's l point lead over Fresno High with a half minute to play when the Warriors rallied and sank a basket, knocking all hopes for the championship for a complete loss. Despite this end to an otherwise successful season, Techsters on the whole, feel that Pop Warner coached one of the best teams seen at Tech in a long time in this year's quintet, Q3 Q0 h A 4- 'fa 4 .ramp Olv O A'f: ' eat 6' 4 W 0396 r, 4, 0 0'4'+Ab4vQi ' bbfw W J' c Ge, 4 w'f'w,f., w,,'Q,'4B g+4.,fjQL 1-469 W :M ,Jw 11.4 X ff. 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Cross, lngraham, Minasion, Melkonian, Manchesian, Garcia Fresno Tech's classy Middleweight team coached by Paul Easterbrook had a great basketball season. The victorious cubs started the casoba season by winning practice games from Fowler, Kerman, Reedley, Selma, Central and Sanger, losing only to Selma and Sanger in return engagements by close scores. Continuing their winning streak with the opening ot the League schedule, they took the first two games from Madera and Roosevelt respectively, but lost to Edison Tech in their next game by one point. Discouraged by this setback, they dropped a hard-fought game to the Fresno High School Warriors a week later. But with true Tech spirit, the fighting Cubs entered the second round ot League play to turn back Madera, Roosevelt, Edison, and Fresno High, to win the city championship. With the county title at stake, the Wolf Cubs clashed with Selma High School in Selma only to lose out in the final quarter, Z5 to l9. 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Us-xl FOR m-...ma fn oarh other -.arg I s I ' Vw.-.L !v.,.,. , uw- 11 14, x me-,,. ww, ,I , 14, Wrong Tech Varsi lQlg.'Tjfff Will Make ' 'final Bid .f...,,, ,, I EMU Jie' Lflfrn . .1 nw. .r -S X Frrvn H-Eh-F gn.. ,, ,1,-N.. 1. 1. H, ,.,-1. V, nn lh ,wh '-. ,, ,r-.X ms 4.1 Roosevelt VARSITY BASEBALL, gg l l Hgrelgan, Stainton, Lott, Rush, Houston, Salwasser, Baronian, Rangel, Wallace: Cole, Monchesion. Hancock, Holden, Nelson, Stull, Kennett, Shamshoian, Masini, Caglia, Beaton. J. W. lPopl Warner was greeted at Reedy Field by 43 candidates for his Wolfpack nine. Only Jack Beaton, second baseman, Reuben Nelson, first base, and Harry Smith, pitcher, were veterans. Harry Smith and Al Holden composed the list of hurlers for the Wolfpack. The catching duties were handled by Milus Hancock and Harold Masini, who are Juniors and will have the experience for next year. Veteran Reuben Nelson and Mervin Salwasser held down the initial sack. Captain Jack Beaton and Jack Mattocks formed the combination at second base. The rest of the infield was composed of Ed Rangel, third baseman, Steve Baronian and Anthony Caglia, short stop. The hardest hitting and best fielding yet developed by J. W. Warner were Bill Han- cock, Morris Stull, Barkev Shamshoian, John Kennett, and Lloyd Moore, all being fast run- ners with good arms. SEASON'S RECORDS Fresno Tech l2 Reedley 20 l Fresno High l9 O Washington Union l4 27 Edison IO 5 Madera 4 4 Roosevelt l l WARNER and BEATON Coach and Captain SPRING SWING sa-gpg It'X The Me-Gill . . . Malnmy . . . Les Yell- Lemlerv Farm . . . The Missing Link . . . Hztfzng A New Hzgh . . . The Big Apple. . . Reaching For The Moon . . . Sweet and Low . . . LEGION BASEBALL Mottocks, Thompson, Howard, Souza, Lutz, Delecce, Moore Solwosser, Kennett, Mosini, Boronion, Cole, Becton. Robles, Dyer. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Chambers, Holden, Keith, Skelton, Gregory, Terzion, Toyian I 1 VARSXTY TENNIS TEAM SSW Robb, Dyer, Kowokomi, Comy, coach, Moxsy, Terzlcn. Krikorion, Lew, Toykcm, Lows. y ZS? 3 2255? kwa W .. 4 . f C46 Ya.. C fl X 1. ,, fsf Mil' ,Z SKF' L A - 2 j'7fN'frmo' ax '31 Q 3 Ni: 9 :Nw if ffufv wg? 2 C55 QNX BERNICE FRlES Yell Leader QS. Xe-'idxm VXO . 0. owes' 'Yoqxo 515 Mero!- . ' of' X11 xgot 5600! O i Oxoeixoo I Y 16 The girls P. E. classes are taking a new lead in sports. Classes are divided into competitive teams for the purpose of promoting good sportsmanship and fair play and to create an interest in athletics. Basketball, baseball, volleyball and other games are played in season. In order to earn a numeral and a letter, the girls win points by being on winning class teams and by par- ticipating in intramural tournaments. Seven hundred and fifty points are required for cz numeral and a letter. Has PAGE PCR MGP YQUR Hanmns A ,,,.., . . 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I! 3 1 'f ff f' : fxmwjf tr, 'if gg ll, FN , 'MJ L xL,..L I W-W, ..., -J fs-1' MPLIMENTS QF FRESNQ T 1im..i.u-im1..1..v1nn1n.1l.-n.i-un-iui1.uu1nn1uu1 HE WARNER COMPANY Jewstens 1123 Fulton Street Fresno, California Established 1867 I... 1 .- tannins,nn1un1nn-n.11nn14n1nngi,,,,i,,,1,,,,i,,1,,,i,,i A World of Comfort in Being INDEPENDENT The better things of life are enjoyed by those who are financially independent. Young people who wish to take the shortest and surest route to business success are urged to enroll at the Four C's. Start now, after a few months' training you will be ready for a position and our employment department will help you to obtain it. A. 0. Warner C- M- Warner ceurmu. cAuronNiA commencm. cotuace Corner Fresno and L Sf. Fresno CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES from SENIORS MAISLER Bkos. LUMBER co O DANISH CREAMERY The Home Builders Dept. Store E and Inyo Phone 3-5154 FRESNO RELIABLE SHOE STORE 1045 Fulton St. The Home of Nationally Advertised Shoes for Women Naturalizer Shoes Florsheim Shoes Girl Scouf Shoes Pied Piper Shoes FOR THE SMARTEST Vacation and Play Clothes At Prices You Can Afford GOTO GOTTSCHALK'Si VALLEY LUMBER CO. Established in 1883 Building Material Merchants H and Mono Sts. Fresno Yards at--Fresno, Selma, Hanford COMPLIMENTS OF f KK' f ROOS BROS. 1.,-.plz-uq1,.1m-If-up-In-up-. ini 1 1..1...- 1 - .- - .- .- 1....-p.1..1..-...1...-..1,..1,,.i.,1,..1 ini.. 1..1..1 ... 1 1 ...,...1...,......,.-.-,.-..,.4.- 1 .- 1 .. 1 .- 1. 1.-,. ... 11111111111-141mm-uili .- --I M PATTI'S THE OLIVE INN VELVET ICE CREAM Means Sandwiches and Soft Drinks The Flower of the Valley We Serve VELVET ICE CREAM Phone 2-3166 1950 Broadway UTM' Flower of the Valley, I C l'f ' Fresl 0' a I omm 1138 North Van Ness Avenue Fresno DAU G I'I E RTY'S G Co' MARIGOLD PHARMACY Tnos. E. DAUGHERTY, Prop. i Free Delivery Lending Library Books 3c per Day ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 1315 Blackstone Phone 2-2826 CONGRATULATIO CONGRATULATIONS NS u,38n FROM Blu-,S PLACE THE BETTY SHOPPE 408 BLACKSTONE 2015 Fresno St. WINTHER BROTHERS JAMES W. McALISTER, INC CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Complete Automobile and Truck Repair Service Carburetor and Electrical Service Distributors for 612 Divisadero St. Phone 2-0910 SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF '38 LYLE RENNICK STUDIO Portraits of Distinction 0 0 1012 Fulton St. Phone 3-7184 ELVA B. srusss 5 N Real Estate Notary Publlc ,Ku I F5890 Cogf f Blackstone Phone 3-3319 my Fresno, California COMPLIMENTS 1 T --- - CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF PITTSBURGH PAINTS ffoff' fbf 5101 gyda Hhide Wmrspar Famous Department Store Floorhide Sunproof ARTISTS' suPPuEs y 1 V N P - an ess hone 2 4221 Fulton and Tulare Sts. Fresno, Calif 1.,..1....1....1....1....1 1 1. .1. 1 ..1.,..1....1.4-.1...-1...4...un1,,,,1..q.1....1.,..1....1-I-.1....1....1...-1....1 1.. 1....1....1....1....1. 1... 1 11 11 1. 11 ix ll 11 11 1 11 l 1. 1. 11 1 11 11 11 1. .1 .1 ll .I 1 I1 1 1 11 I1 11 II ,I ,I ll 1 11 ll 1 nun-H--w ----- -. ,...--. .. - T nlnn.-.1I11.I.1,..1-. 1 .- 1 11 -1.1. in-p-...i.-1 1 1 .... 1 AN ITA FROCKS DRESSES CQATS 1050 FULTON SUITS FRESNO, CALIFORNIA POTTER DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist 1012 Fulton Street Phone 2-3135 Fresno, California S V I A 1,I, pl PIN-UP on T A STAND TYPE LAMPS To meet your requirements are on display in the stores of progressive lamp merchants Be sure your lamp is Easy on thc' Eyes The Reflector Bowl Lamp il a development of the Illuminating En- gineering Society, a non-profit, non- commercial organization. I. E. S. lamps are ideal for ltudeutl. ,SAN JOAQUIN SERVICE 1 -nnrnniuu1uII..nn1nni..1u.1ln-11uaingina-'.1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF EMMA FRIES Owner of Barnes'BeauI'y Emma Fries' College Beauty Shop Phone 2-8623 Phone 2-S529 FRESNO, CALIFORNIA Swim Out of Doors for Health Children 15c Adults 20c Under Ten 10c HENDRICKS' POOL Largest Outdoor Swimming Pool in Fresno Located on Maple and Clinton One-half Mile North of McKinley NEXT TIME TRY FIIIIIITAIII SERVICE ICE CREAM FOUR STAB MODE O'DAY 1160 Fulton Street The Cutest Dresses in Town And They Only Cost 51.98 and 52.98 THE BARREL Any Time All the Time Open 'Till 2:00 A. M. Those and Them A big juicy Hamburger - - - IOC A big frosty stein.of Root Beer - Sc Lct's Go Now P. S.-We use Hestbecke's Hamburger 1--11-1.1a.1n.1u-.a1.a1n1m-1-aa--nn..un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...1un1..u1..1 1 1.iu1uu1,.1aa1 1 1 ,101 for CONNIE SHOES Tuscfjbliission Cla-IADEL uowwiv ntmmonr won: amos FRESNO. CALl'FOlNlA 3.95 to 4.95 w-w-can-11.---nw runtMLm4AMauLAuce SERVICE A. S' Wflaolesale and Retail Phone 3-4107 Free Graduation Gift I from us A. C. ZENGEL, Proprietor 6 DALE CARNEGIFS . H. h 1. How to Gr! Ahead in the World Lowest PFICGS ig est Qua ity Fresh and Cured Meats invite you to call at our store and receive your copy. Supply is limited, so hurry! 1153 Van Ness Ave. Fresno, Calif. LEARN BARBERING Enroll now and take advantage of the low summer rate. Bmt Nralues Lowggt Terms Write for circular and full particulars on how to be- come a barber on a small amount of money. 945 Van Ness Ave. . . THE MOLER CC. Fresno, California 1832 Kern Sr. Phone 3-7839 'Phone 3,4171 Fresno, California CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FRESNO TOWEL CO. SERVICE SINCE 1903 115 THESTA STREET TELEPHONE 2-2520 1I '1 1--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu.-nu1nn1u1uu...un1u1nn- 1 - Il BARRETT-HICKS CO. A Hanlufarz' Dvjvarfnzrnl Slonf' Free Parking in Our BASEMENT GARAGE 1027 Broadway Phone 2-4141 Eastman Toy G' Model Shop AIRPLANE MODEL ESLZROA1' SUPPLIES B A Il 0 H W ofbsclzifd the famous banker was once asked for a loan. f'l con't lend you the money, replied the baron, but I will walk arm in arm with you across the ex- change and that will get you all the credit you need. ... Other things, too, can create impressions .that have a cash value...a Harry Coffee suit, for instance. IIIIIIIW IUFFEE FRESNO 0 ' BAKERSFIELD ... 1,101 1 1.m....,., Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '38 Beauty Salon Margaret Clinkenbeard, Proprietor 203-4 Bank of America Building Phone 3-6429 Mifqlgrwmm-7,--ffllfO 'io Youill Be Ahcael in Savings with New 1938 CHEVROLET RODMAN CHEVROLET CO. 1400 Vim Ness Avenue Phone 3-7101 v v 'umm' H ye- A N 1 X JE' nu..--...- ,,f,,, Musa- 'i CHRlSMAN'S Jumbo Shakes Jumbo Malts Jumbo Sodas 10: ...H-mi. -1--.t..1.m1.t.,1-H...my1,.t-.-.,..1tm-...t-tm.-1......tm1.11.-.lnt1.t.t-W1 1. 1..,....e1,.,1.t,1t.t1.,.,-. 11m-.W--..t,....tt-.., 1- Q 4mJmm,,..u1.u.Umn,WMM-f.n.w.w-1ff4.w,-.-f.f,,W ,mf .fy-vw ., .,-, ,f M, -M ,- V ,x Y. .ANL-2-..,.vJ.nwmww.wmm,wnm:my.mrMm,ff1vwu.nwp.n-mwfmgun.-mmm. ff a Q it .Xa Y A 9 . 4- f A' .4 1. if we L3 TL' h ,f ' f. ? . f . ,ff 1 4 , Y, ' f W xW i 9 .f f' Q X I W' AA Q Q .b X ff' i-ff b 'RQ . A 323' -K., X 'I X. ERN' 'kwww Nh-. 5 W .Q - 5- ., vf, u . .Q 0 . 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