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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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P 5 ' 4 K .Af A 1 ' . r Y 1 K 1 ' 1 J' 1 'I I ,ifllf I A I 'r 1 ' 1 I s 3 ADMINISTIQATICDINI MISS KUSCI-I Dedication For her stirnuiating IeacIersIiip and IoyaI efforts for the best interest of our scI1ooI, and tier Wiiiingness to give of Iierseif. which Iias been an inspiration to Iiigher endeavor, the staff of TecI1nicaIities for 1945 affectionateiy dedicate this issue to IVIISS IDA KUSCH. and PRINCIPAL, MR. OTTO principals Message This above all: To Thine ownselT be True. And iT musT Tollow, as The nighT The day Thou cansT noT Then be Talse To any man.-I-IamleT Those lines are as viTal a message To young people Today as They were To The auThor's people when he wroTe Them many years ago. They carry a ringing noTe oT wisdom and sinceriTy To sTudenTs in a world Torn wiTh haTe, misery, and misundersTanding. OuT oT all The conTusion and bewildermenT which beseTs The young mind Today, comes The ThoughT which prompTed Shakespeare To wriTe Those immorTal lines, and iT gives us a Thread oT hope, someThing To worlc Toward, someThing To use as a guide To deeper undersTanding. You say, I am paTrioTic: I buy war bonds, and sTampsg I conTribuTe To The Red Cross, in order ThaT I may remain a Tree ciTizen7 buT do you Icnow iT is inTiniTely more imporTanT ThaT you remain a Tree moral human being, and ThaT The only way To Treedom is Through discipline? Only he is Tree who is in conTrol oT selT. Are you doing your besT To lceep yourselT menTally clean, or are you leTTing go and succumbing To The madness which seems To grasp youTh when war comes along? IT is our paTrioTic duTy also, To mainTain The decenT sTandards oT living which our loved ones are TighTing Tor, and dying Tor. IT is noT only duTy To our counTry which should prompT us To uphold decency: iT also is duTy To ourselves and The TuTure which should lceep us Trom going wild . WhaT do you Thinlc The world oT Tomorrow would be lilce if iTs TuTure ciTizens, meaning you, had dissipaTed as much as They liked in earlier days and had Tormed ideals according To Their dissipaTion? Would iT be The glowing paradise we all hope Tor now, where decency and democracy will reign? l Thinlc noT, Tor as The wisesT oT all men once said, As ye sow, so also shall ye reap , and neiTher peacefulness nor paradise will ever come oT a Tounda- Tion builT on dissipaTion and deceiT. Remember The saying oT I-lamleT, Tor upon such wisdom should we guide ourselves inTo The TuTure. This above all: To Thine ownselT be True. And iT musT Tollow, as The nighT The day, Thou cansT noT Then be Talse To any man. -5- li M S MARSH-Vice-Principal MR. EASTERBROOK-Dean of Boys Faculty .... The year oT I942-43 has been Tull oT The greaTesT opporTuniTies oT hisTory IT has been one oT The TasTesT and mosT rapid moving years. lT has given The greaTesT opporTuniTy oT pupil-Teacher co-operaTionl Teach- ers have given willingly oT Their Time To issue sugar raTion boolcs and gas raTion coupons: Pupils enTered enThusiasTically in piling up scrap iron, in doing Red Cross work and in selling sTamps and bonds. JusT recenTly The Bond Drive was closed wiTh a ToTal sum oT SIO,600. Pupils wiTh The help oT sponsors have liTTed worries Trom The Tarmers oT The disTricT, and Trom The UniTed STaTes CommiTTees direcTly responsible Tor The harvesTing OT coTTon and TruiTs. The sTaTemenT has been made ThaT l-lad iT noT been Tor The youTh oT The communiTy, crops could noT have been harvesTed lasT year . JusT now, The commiTTee on agriculTure is planning wiTh The youTh oT our high school To sTore up The harvesTs, so ThaT noT only our soldiers will have an abundance. buT ThaT Toreign lands may have enough To eaT. As The war conTinues, I am sure ThaT The Teachers and pupils oT Fresno Technical l-ligh and oThers lilce iT, sTand ready To carry any load ThaT is necessary in order To save The naTion and win The war. . -6- Hwfi ,, Y L L? 'fmt-1 4 . ,- -izi: L' 1:4 -.Isl wiw J O UIQ Q Wx iw A uw Q A ui ! 5 kg E. Xwwi. , 1 x N X E xx . as . wg.. 'i ff . um K vf x X . W Y? nm A eg h feta, S , N5 Q vi Q v 1 ,J A... ,S S-'U' XM be 4, R Y' , , Rx. ff h :ff :2' M, W TWQJ.. 9 -15 41715, --Xa ,M P 21.3. : up-X gif . 1 l.iNlS ' 1.,, . n. 1- 'swf .., A 5 0.9.1 .. S.-iii ig H Y 2 f N .. Q MQ. .L .. 4 is 3 ' ,Y Me, f wx :S S55 X x N A ,Lug .h A. Q , me sy 1 Nm ,2 - -a-sf:-H:-Q ,. . ,X g wk .Qqxw -' QW xv- Q . ' . A , ..,. :IES .Fr -Q? 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We have Tried in The pages of This annual To give you a panorama oT The acTiviTies and social evenTs oT This insTiTuTion Tor The pasT year. This year insTead of a Theme, we have chosen acTiviTies in our school To divide our book inTo respecTive parTs. I, as ediTor oT This annual, am graTeTul To Mr. Nolan, our advisor. Tor his splendid guidance and help. Also Mr. Rennick. our phoTographer, Mr. Sebree our engraver, and Mr. DuTschke, our prinTer, Tor wiThouT Their co-operaTion iT would noT have been possible To ediT This annual. To all Those who have helped make This yearbook a success and To Those who have conTribuTed Tinancially, I Take This means To express my appreciaTion. Because oT The eTTorT shown by The members oT my sTaTT, l should like To Thank Them. My special Thanks To Grace Glenn, Barbara AnTonucci. La Verne MarTin and Gerald Armi 'For raising The required money. For Their hard work l also Thank Marilyn l-less Tor her help and co-operaTion, she more Than TulTilled her posiTion as AssisTanT EdiTor. KeiTh Turcks splendid knowledge oT phoTography played a large parT in releasing us Trom many handicaps produced by The world siTuaTion oT Today. Good sporTsmanship and plenTy oT school spiriT made iT possible Tor Dick David- ian To wriTe The sporTsg he deserves lo+s oT crediT. For her help on The wriTing oT many subiecTs, I Thank Ardienne Kulhanjian. My Thanks also go To The adminisTraTion of This school Tor Their co-operaTion wiTh The Tech- nicaliTies STaTf. -9- AS X 'kk Abrechf, Joyce Allen, Roberf Aloian, Mary Anaforian, Roxie Andreasian, Helen Aufry, Ralph Baronian, Isabel Barr, James Barlell, Lorraine Bafdorf, Lola Berqman, Roberl Belcerian, Virqlnia Bernal, Frank Berry, Roberl' Blum, l-lecly E. RlSCHE MR. MUELLFR L. BATDORF MR. SULLIVAN Bolwiqian, Zorab Boofh, Arlene Brown, Belly Byron, Keith Coqlia. Anfoinelle Calandra, Tony Carey, Louise Carroll, Phyllis Clwoolcoorian, Suo Clnorlanian, Harry Clark, Marion Cody, Bill Craiq, Kaflwerine Davidian, Dick Derheim, Belly Diqioia, Marion Driewer, Joan Durham, Barbara Elia, Tom Elwood, Posic Hwood, Shirley Heminq, Doreen Floyd, Mildrvd Gaffie, Tom Geelrvoed, Chados Glvlden, Hardd Gooch, Barbara Gordon, Dom Grirfirw, Don Guido, Marie MARY KATARINC MR. QUICK n l 1 ,t new 5 - ' H JEAN DRIEWER MR, SWORDS an Harmifw, Jwhn aukf-H, Vvrh Hvrwfwrw Uxewcfw' Horrirm Ninn R3 Hfwz, Mavilymw Hv'f,sf'V', HMKW l'lwMfJM.', Ar Hvvvnvd, lvwfn, Mfxvy Jehu Md Jrxlwnwm B1 Kafu-yfmn, H Kam. Kaxpu ' Kafsmc vm 'Wm' TIM-N'vm bl-Nu mif v n Vk'7dV45 mm Harman, Vuq mm Cimvh ws, Gmf-vm BOHIGIAN, Speaker AJOIAN, Sp k SENIOR HISTORY... The Class oT ForTy-Three enTered Fresno Tech in l94I anxious To achieve high goals. lTs members parTicipaTed in The usual Sophomore Ini- TaTion, and were duly accepTed by The upper classmen. During The year, They elecTed The Tollowing oTTicers Tor Fall and Spring semesTer: PresidenT, Dale RicharTs: Vice-PresidenT, VicTor Pellegrino: SecreTary, Lorraine Tose. ln The Tield oT sporTs Tor I94I, Dick Lewis, Joe Silva and Ed Koolcanian were ouTsTanding sophomores in lighTweighT TooTball. ln C baskeTball There were Three: I-larold ZuTall, CliTTord SmiTh, and Dick Davidian. Those in B baskeTball who gave a good showing are: Bruce Knoch, Dick Lewis, Ed Koolcanian, Fred Tosi and ArThur Avedisian. Those who were ouTsTand- ing in baseball were: Joe Silva, Bruce Knoch and ArThur Avedisian. Dick Davidian, CliTTord SmiTh, Frank Flower, STeve Suddiian. and Bob Lincoln were quiTe aggressive in Track. As iuniors, They had The upper hand in The iniTiaTion and were very well represenTed in STudenT Body aTTairs. Those who held class oTTices were: PresidenT, VicTor Pellegrino, Dale RicherT: Vice-PresidenT, Frank Volpa, VicTor Pellegrino: SecreTaries, Pearl Marovich, Lorraine Tosi. Eddie Koolcanian. Charles Berry, Dick Lewis, Lee Chambers, CliTTord SrniTh and Sam Boguchwal represenTed The class oT 43 in VarsiTy TooTball. Those who were ouT Tor liTTweighT compeTiTion were: George Thompson, Don Reed, Bob Lincoln, STeve Suddiian, Al Dickinson, Frank Flower, l-larold Zufall, and Dick Davidian. Class B BaskeTball had Two good players in Dick Davidian and Charles Berry. On The VarsiTy were: Ed Rische, Zorab Bohigian, Fred Tosi, Dick Lewis, Bruce Knoch and ArThur Avedisian. In baseball were: John Gabriel. Joe Silva, Zorab Bohigian, Charles Berrry, and Barr Der Mugrdechian. Tennis: Maurice Jaire, Laura Sam, Armen Gahveiian, Roxie Salvian and Gorden l-lersTein. ln The girls sporTs during I942 baskeTball was represenTed by Barbara Gooch and Thelma T-Toward: volleyball, Evelyn NeuTz, Mary Digioian, Jean Driewer, and Anna l-loTediTz: baseball, Marybelle lrwin and l-lasmig Kavookiian. On May I4, I942, The Class oT '43 sponsored The Junior-Senior Prom. During The evening a .-. 16... HASKELL. Speaker TURCK Fall Presidenf lfopl GABRIEL Spring Presiclenf lboifoml program was presenfed fo fhose affending which consisfed of The Sailor's Horn Pipe and fhe pafriofic dances by children performers from fhe Naufical Theme for dance. Lola Bafdorf sang while Raffle l-laroofian acfed as lvlasfer of Ceremonies. Besides parficipafing in sporfs, dances and plays, some of fhe ofher acfvifies which inferesfed fhe members of fhis class were: Tech News, drama. fhe annual, glee club, band and orches- fra, sfudenf body offices, poefry fesfival, debafing and school clubs. The senior year was a pleasanf one, buf very differenf from any- fhing experienced by any ofher graduafing class. This we can blame fo fhe Unifed Sfafes parficipafion in fhe presenf World War. As a resulf, many of fhe senior boys have already enfered our armed forces. They are: Bob Bergman, Gordon l-lersfein, Gilberf l-lofedifz, George Kafsaros, Sfanley Whife, Bruce Knoch, Roberf Lincoln, Vicfor Pellegrino, Lawrence Sullenger, Joe Silva, Wm. E. Taylor, Julius Vafalero, A. C. Welch, l-larvey Williamson, Arfhur Avedesian, Bill Croslin, Alfred Dickenson, Tom Gaffie, Eddie Jaclcson, Walfer lvlanoogian, Fred Pellegrino, Edward Rische, and George Thompson. Officers elecfed were: Presidenfs, Keifh Turclc, John GabrielgVice-Presidenfs,Ed Rische, Lola BafdorfgSecrefaries,Jean Driewer, lvlary Kofarinosg Treasurer, Verla l-laslcell, Anna Mae l-lofedifzg Yell Lead- ers, John Gabriel and l-larold Zufall. Due fo fhe man shorfage and sfud- enfs having fo worlc, fhe senior play was cancelled. ln order fo raise funds for fhe Senior Class Giff, sfudenfs volunfeered fo balce calces which were sold afferward. By sfudenfs' vofes Keifh Turclc and Marilynne l-less were elecfed Campus King and Queen for fhis school year. Varsify foofball included several seniors: John Gabriel, John l-lanoian, George Silva, Don Lovell, Don Reed, Jaclc l-larvey, Sam ivlongelli, George Thompson, l-larold Zufall. ln Varsify baslqefball, Jim Barr, John Mayer, Ed Koolcanian, Ed Rische, Diclc Lewis, Diclc Davidian, Zorab Bohigian, John l-lanoian and Arfhur Aveclisian represenfed fhe seniors. Eddie Jaclcson and l-larold Zufall were on fhe B feam. Those who played baseball were: George Silva, John Gabriel, Zorab Bohigian, Jim Barr and Barr Der Mugrdechian. -I7-. Kavookiian, Hasmiq Knoclw, Bruce Kooicanian, Eddie Kruse, Mildred Kulhaniian, Adrienne Kullvaniian, Virginia Lawrence, Zuieffa Lenr, Virginia Lopez, Eva Lunq, Marion MacDonald, Eisie Maroviclv, Peari Mariiri, Beiiy Mason, Mildred Massicci, Louis Z i i i E s E E E VERLA i-IASK MRS. WILLIA ELL ME MAE HOFEDITZ ANNA MISS TURNER Monqelli, Sam Munoz, Beafrice Murray, Dora Meyer, Eleanor Neuiz, Evelyn Olives, Viola Paqe, Laura Policarpo, James Quisenberry, Joe Reed, Doroilny Redwine, Dale Ricl1ar+, Dale Roberfs, Arfhur Ryan, Clarence Sarlcisian, Varlcis Sclmmldl, Elsie Silva, Georqe Sherwood, Belly Salvian, Roxle Slrlclcland l.aVev'ne Slcoulas, Mary Smillw, Clillord Suddiian, Sleve Slwalvooqian, l-lenrlella Spanq, Viola Ceppaqlia, Dina Souza. Olqa Schneider, Emma J. GABRlEL MISS MILLER Sam, Laura Tavluian, Armen Tawney, Bobbie Gao Teaquo, Lucille Thompson, Georqe Tosi, Fred Toziian, Kailwerine Turck, Keiiii Veron, Juaneiia Webei', Bernice Wilburn, Norma Wilson, Louise Zuiail, Harold Baal: Row: Duerlcsen, Burns, Baldwin, Coffman, Bales, Carroll, Bernler, Boqoslan, Der Muqrdeclnian, Buyulcllan, Azadqlan, Brown, Bending, Bolwiqlan, Blanc, Clano. Middle Row: Davenport Calanesi, Armi, Clwrislener, Bowers, Cole, Dzerlgian, Avalcian, Arnado, Bong, Anlonucci, Abslon. Fronl Row: Burden, Caslero, Allison, Conley, Clnrislensen, Brandt Cox, Bagley, Baley, Barnes, Calhoun. Left to JUNIOR CLASS QFFICERS Fall Semesler OFFICERS Joe Aimer CC Presidenl .C Varlcis Sarlcisiana CCCVlce-President CC Mildred Smillw CSecre+aryCCC CC Pal Kelly C C CCCCC Treasurera Slanley Papazian CCCCCC Yell Leaclera ...22.. o Spring Semesler Charles Orndoll Jolwn Sanclwez Barbara Anlonucci Evelyn Neulz C CCCC Eva Lopez Balclc Row. Gillis, Harris, Good, Hiclcs, KoonTZ, Johnson, Johnson, HarTman, HolT, KraTT, Henderson. Middle Row. Elcman, Glenn, ETCTT-everry, Hollervbeclc, Howe, Kohman, Hammer, Fuller, TuTuiian, Gavzy, FronT Row: King, Kelly, Kanzle, Engineer, Kincheloe, Huron, Garabedian, lnlow, Hirschson. LeTT To righT-Jones, OrndoTT, Sanchez, Evinger. . . , . JLINIGR l-HSTCDRV The class oT '44-consisTs oT 203 sTudenTs many oT which have parTi- cipaTed in various school acTiviTies. The oTTicers oT This class were: Fall: Joe Aimar, PresidenTg Varlcis Sarlcisian, Vice-PresidenTp Mildred SmiTh, Secre- Taryg PaT Kelly, Treasurer, Louis Lebbad, Yell Leader, Spring: Charles OrndorTT, PresidenT, John Sanchez, Vice-PresidenTp Barbara AnTonucci, SecreTaryg Evelyn lNleuTz, Treasurer: STanley Papzian, Yell Leader. The iuniors sponsored an evening dance November I7, l942. IT had a PaTrioTic Theme, Thus The decoraTions were TwisTed red, whiTe and blue crepe paper overhead, and The baslceTball baclcboards were adorned wiTh Two navy emblems, Two army emblems and Two marine emblems. A iiT- Terbug conTesT was given, Trom which The winners, Milne and Ann lvlongelli were presenTed wiTh war sTamps. Some enTerTained Themselves, playing cards. Four oT The noon dances were given by This class on The Tollowing daTes, December 4Th, I ITh, l8Th andyclanuary 8Th. A maioriTy oT The aThleTes in Toolball and baseball were iuniors and some were guiTe ouTsTanding. l:ooTball: Gerald Armi, Johnny Hanoian, Back Row: Richardson, Renna, Rodriques, Lung, LambeTecchio, May, Richardson, Murphy, Oaxaca, Papasian, Manoogian, Massicci, Third Row: Moordian, Michalides, McGillivray, McKenzie, Manzula, Marich, Oakley, Miller, King, Nicely, LandreTh, Maggill. Second Row: Leone, Lozarro, MaTchniTT, Taylor, Soldorian, PimenTel, Meyers, MarTin, Renado, Papageorge. FirsT Row: Ohannesian, OrndoTT, Odahl, l-Topson, RoberTson, PresTon, Nuernann. LeTT To righT-Nolan, AnTonucci, NueTz, Wheealen. JUNIOR HISTORY .... George Manoogian, STanley Papazian, Tommy Rodriguez, Johnny San- chez: BaskeTball: George Manoogian, Johnny l-lanoian, Bill lclohigian, John- nie Bandelian, Gus SkouTas, John Sarkisian. Baseball: Marion l-licks, Barr der Mugrdechian, Tommy Rodriguez, Mill Bohigian. The Senior-Junior Prom was a gala aTTair given on The evening oT May I4, and quiTe unique Trom The previous proms. Being a Spring Theme colored sTreamers were gaily arranged from The ceiling and greenery adorned boTh The sTage and also The archways aT The doors. ln The cenTer oT The Tloor was a lovely decoraTed wishing well Tor The parTicipanTs oT The dance To make wishes and Throw in any sum oT money They desired. which was laTer Turned inTo war bonds Tor The school. The various commiTTees, Their sponsors and Their members oT The Junior-Senior Prom were: PubliciTy: Mr. Adrian Ouick and his commiTTee oT John Sarkisian, EdyTh Randall, Eleanor l-lolderman, Frank Bowers and Ann Argoomanianq DecoraTions: Mr. SodesTrom, chairmang Mrs. Whealen, Miss Rosendahl, Their commiTTee oT Charles OrndoTT, John Sharp, KenneTh KoonTz, Ann Spagopulus, La Verne MarTin, Donna Oakley, Leland Ude, ...24... is Baclc Row: Yessaian, Smirh, Wise, Sluarl, Ude, Spensor, Slcoulos, Sullenger, Sharp, Sanchez. Middle Row: Miller, Walerlield, Smilh, Simonian, Wilburn, Turner, Terzian, Tuller, Segler. Fronl Row: Vorgaia, Spagopulos, Summers, Underwood. Sanlagala, Smilh, Sinerchio, Shebelul, Shew. Lell lo righl: Rosen- dahl, Papazian, Lopez, Soderslrom. . . . . JUNIOR HISTGRV Millie Sanl Agala, and Barbara Anlonuccip Relreshmenls: Sponsor was Miss Edna Kusch, lhe chairman was Gerald Armi, commillee was Julella Lawrence, Al Blanc, Viola Ballard, and Leona Allison: Program: Mrs. Wil- liams was sponsor, chairman was Varlcis Sarlcisian and olher aides were Don McAdam, Jimmie Pelicarpo, Marian l-lansen, Roxie Salvian, Viola Olives, and Eva Lopez, Receplion Commillee: sponsored by Miss Eleanor Evinger, consisling ol Shirley l-lowe, Eula l-lammon, Dorolhy Dzerigian, W. l. Carroll, William l-larlman, Lloyd Bales and Sluarl Gavzy. Besides The sludenls menlioned above lor receiving lhe guesls also on lhe receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Ollo, Mr. and Mrs. Easier- broolc, Miss March, Mr. and Mrs. Quick, Miss Kusch. During lhe monlhs of February, March and one weelr in April a special course in l-lome Nurs- ing was given by lhe Red Cross. The following iuniors look advanlage ol lhis course: Barbara Anlonucci, l-larriel Bong, Pauline Bower, Norma Chun, Marion Clarlc, Irene Del Bono, Alice Garabedian, Grace Glenn, Rulh l-lirschson, Jane l-lollenbaclc, June Kinchloe, Doris King, Lynne Koh- man, Minerva Lozano, Esler Madgashian, Laverne Marlin, Donna -25.. Baclc Row: Call, Carrulhers, Ascrizzi, Allen, Dividio, Brown, Chrislensen, Badiqian, Dunn, Anderson, Middle Row: Deilz, Balcalin, Conley, Ambrose, Darby, Candlish, Blocker, Belhlce, Case. Eronl Row: Brown, Bogosian, Adishian, Avalcian, Allcinson, Chambers, Crabb, Daniels, Chiames, Barlcman, Durham. Lefl lo righl-Carle-r, Fries, Muller. SOPI-IGMORE I-IISTCDRV .... The sophomores in Jrheir own quiel way have conlribuled much lo The hislory of Fresno Technical I-Iigh for l94-3. The officers of The class of 45 are The following: Presidenr CC CC ,aaa C ,,,,,,, C ,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,s CC Bill Bohigian Vice-Presidenl ,,,,,.,a,,, C aaaa, . C. ,aaa .,....,.,,..,,,,, ,,,,., ,aaaaaaaa V i To Guido Secrelary-Treasurer aaaacaca ccccccc C CC ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,.,, ,..,,, c,,,,,,,,,,,, l r e ne Fries Yell Leader C aaaaa C C . C CCCCCCCCC CC C Bob Gilbrealh ln lhe Sludenl Body Olllice of Commissioner of Social Affairs srands Darlene Slorm. She is also a Council member. You can be cerlain of glimpsing several sophomore boys oul on The diamond. Wilnessz Jim Sloudenmire, l-larold Terzian, Joe Jones, Ed Moonigian. In Mrs. Pedersen's classes, girls have been good arhleles. When lhey are selecled lo sland above lhese, lhen rhey are very good indeed. Four sophomore baseball caplains are Mary Louise l-loledilz, Geneva Logan, Emma Soares, and Shirley Mello. Volleyball awards have been presenled lo Beulah Chambers, and Emma Soares. A fine represenlalive .-26-. Back Row: Johnson, Holley, Gaines, Greene, Kasperian, Fosier, HunT, Kachigian, Hu p, Eckman, P NoiTo, Koop. Middle Row: Galvani, Guraro, Fanning, Hawkins, Johnson, Hoifman, Hadoian, Hapian, Jackson, HofediTz, Goodbar, Kline, FronT Row: Hicks, Fries, KarsT, Hansen, Fields, Hucknell, Gordon, Joyce, Kummulian, Kemph, Gray, KorThoT. FronT Row: Jensen, Goerinqer, Eddy, Green, GilbroaTh, Koehler, Guido, GarreTT, Kong, Holland. l.eTT To righT-Pedersen, Bohiqlan, HarTley. oT The sophomore girls was Hope ChrisTensen before The Girls' League on February 7, IQ43. She made The response in behalT oT The low Tens'. The class oT 45 have also given several noon dances, on lvlarch l9, March 26, and April 9. One nighT dance was given on April lsT. Under The chairmanship oT DoroThy Trasler, The commiTTee consisTed oT Harold Terzian, Jim SToudenmire, Mary Lou Ware, Nina Price and Darlene STorm. l wonder how The Tollowing sTudenTs TelT when They had To go wiThouT Tood Tor Tour hours if They wished To donaTe blood on ThaT day. We should ask Roland BurT, lvlurrel ATkinson, Raymond Holley, AI Ascrizzi, Deran Bakilin, Alec Brown, Jack FiTe, Vivian Durham, BeTTy Anderson, Evelyn Candlish, Beulah Chambers, Max HunT, Bob Jensen, Janis Hansen, Bill l.ahr, Richard Lowrey, Chuck PrickeTT, OniTa McLaughlin, JuaniTa McLaughlin, LeTa LoTTis, and DoroThy Gray. Receiving The envious glances oT The enTire STudenT Body are The boys who Take swimming. You're bound To Tind some TorTunaTe Ten grad- ers in The program. There are Ellis Welles, Don SmiTh, lvlax HunT, Richard Green, and Clarence Sohm. From where l am, iT seems To me ThaT The sophomores have Their Tingers in every pie or acTiviTy ThaT is circulaTing in The school. ln The Sv- Baclc Row: Poligian, Rallill, Mooradian, Reinhardl, Lowrey, Rohrs, Monlgomery, Ross, Nichols, Jones, Lambley, Meyers, Leeper. Third Row: Obradovich, Phelan, Lazzareschi, Pouller, Mello, Price, Loomis. Noblel, Reddernan, Polero, Robinson, Line, McLaughlin, McDonald, McLaughlin, Lawrence, Manning. Rowland. Fronl Row: Monroe, Priclcell, Manoogian, Lahr, Mclinighl, Neimeyer, Olledel, Rocco. Lell lo righl-Gilbrealh, Bodkin. SOP!-ICDMORE I-HSTCDRY .... Poelry Feslival lhis year, lhere were l-lope Chrislensen, Pauline Hou- vardas, Roberl Nichols, George l-lunl, Richard Berry, Darlene Slorm, Belle Landrelh, Ronald Burl, Willa Dene Fanning, Adrine Simonian, Yvonne Summers, Nina Price, Pele Valenlino, Belly Durham, Belly Condley, Gloria Roland, Ann Berkman, Shirley Mello, Belly Manning, Barbara Killion, Murrel Allcinson and Queenie Kumulian. Richard Berry, wilh his seleclion ol Barbara Frilchie parlicipaled in lhe linals. Unlorlunalely, he had lhe chiclcen pox, which eliminaled him lrom lhe linal reading. Those re- ceiving Home Nursing pins and cerlilicales included Leonora Allen, Evelyn Ambrose, Belly Anderson, Leona Belhlre, Beulah Chambers, Belly Condley, Vivian Durham, Willa Den Fanning, Marion Fields, Dorolhy Gray, Janis l-lansen, Virginia l-lodoian, Pauline l-louvardas, Joyce l-luclqnall, Marlha Kemph, Addie Kirby, Dorolhy Kohlield, Queenie Kummulian, Belly Landrelh, Barbara Lawrence, Lela Lollis, Lorraine McAllisler, Madeline McDonald, Juanila McLaughlin, Belly Manning, Shirley Mello, Nina -23- 'Jw - -sr ,au Back Row: Sarkisian, Sue, Torres, Wilson, Sohn, SmiTh, Whealen. Wells, Tuhmiian, Suddiian, Sfouden- mire. Second Row: Traxler, Ware, Summers, VincenT. Souza, STraus, Solomonian, Thompson, Salley, SrniTh, Villa. Third Row: Yessaian, ValenTino, Soldani, Simonian, ShuTe, SrniTh, STeinhauer, Thompson, SmiTh, LeTT To righT-BabTisTe, Guido. Price, Irene Sally, Adrine Simonian, CharloTTe SmiTh, Emma Soares, Marie Souza, Frankie Spaid, and Darlene STorm. We musT noT omiT harmonizing voices. There are so Tew nowadays. The Tollowing girls parTicipaTed in The BaccalaureaTe: Shirley Mello, EsTher Villa, DoroThy BryanT, Mary Guaro, Barbara Chavez, BeTTy Anderson, Anne Berkman, Evelyn Candlish, MarTha Kemph, T-lelen Line, OniTa Mc- Laughlin, JuaniTa McLaughlin, BeTTy Jane PoTero, and Emma RoTh. Leo- nora Allen is disTinguishing hersehf by doing good work Tor Mr. O. D. CarTer under The NaTional YouTh AdminisTraTion. l-le calls her a good sTudenT and an 'A sTudenT'. ln The oTTice we Tind Mary KarasTaThis and T-lope ChrisTensen loearing guiTe a load oT work. We musTn'T miss paTrioTism. The STamps and Bonds Campaign have had Leonora Allen, Charles Avakian Jr., and George Adishian. lT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT The now presenT T-ligh Tens will be The only Ones in The Class oT 45 . The Low Elevens will merge inTo Low Sen- iors nexT Fall due To The TacT ThaT There will be no mid-year graduaTions. Since This is a TacT, 'Twill seem as if The I-ligh Tens will have To elecT anoTher presidenT. We musT give crediT To The sophomores. Because oT The war, They have had more hardships To endure. Curricula .... The Fresno Technical High School's average year's work consisTs oT Tour or Tive regular subiecTs plus physical educaTion. No pupil may Take less Than Tour subiecTs excepT by special arrangemenT. No sTudenT may Take more Than Tive subiecTs wiThouT special consenT oT The Vice-Principal. There are Tive courses: The College PreparaTory Course, The General Course. The Commercial or Business Course. The lndusTrial ArTs Course, and The Household ArTs Course. These courses include Typing lThree yearsl, bookkeeping lTwo yearsl, shorThand lTwo yearsl, commercial orienTaTion, English lThree yearsl, public speaking, dramaTics, Spanish lTwo yearsl, mechanical drawing lThree yearsl, woodwork, cabineT-making, auTo mechanics, elecTrical shop, welding, algebra, plane geomeTry. general maThemaTics, insTrumenT, glee. band, orchesTra,, arT lThree yearsl. modern hisTory, U. S. hisTory, world problems, sewing lThree yearsl, home nursing and child care, physical edu- caTion lThree yearsl, chemisTry, general science, biology. and physics. The commercial course gives The sTudenT a broad background, enabling him To sTep inTo a businessiposiTion upon graduaTion Trom high school. The lndusTrial ArTs Course prepares The gradua+e, who does noT inTend To go To college, Tor a TuTure vocaTion. Girls are beTTer equipped To make happy homes and beTTer moThers aTTer compleTing The House- hold ArTs Course. The College PreparaTory Courses are based on The requiremenTs oT The UniversiTy oT CaliTornia. Fresno Tech oTTers a general course oT such subiecTs as will enable sTudenTs, who are undecided abouT Their TuTure, To have a general knowledge and a good background Tor anyThing ThaT They mighT choose To do. Fresno Technical High School is highly crediTed as a secondary vocaTional school. ...3O... ...Q- C' ag :Q K -Q K.. I, 1' . . .' Q' . X F 46' -L A ' i H sw j -'N Q ' , ,,... ., Q' .. Q am- fd 2 J ' QI, .,., i , gt ,. . V. 5 , We '7'3'xE iSfw , ,,. . ' xx 1. s M..-W I V1 fefg uf, Ae, . , 573 I X , fx Nw ' 'K 'W' Y V. , Y F ' 1 v ,R 4 M. A is A X f Q ,,,,v l-1 ' Q k 438. ' 2- fvf- N '-N'-M ' 1. -Q ' ,I - - , Q-1. me - A - W ws W1 Q ' fxrf . - i A iii A :Yf ' -f 'UW A Mmqvi . 5 , . .X 551- 7 3, Q l W ll swab? X . M Nw xii-. X X a lg L A 'ff ? W iiifg'LiU, wg Q 3-in! ? L-,.- aim, mmm, MQ 2 si ' ABM 1 ' ' V Q- LE' , mf NW: L ,P 'i 2 susan I t- wp. -qu: 'I 'NM kd' x 2-'sims K - - . ifmiwft- K - m 1 g L ' - RY 1 x :l' 5 xnx x' 4 4 , fi P' wif ACTIVITIES ul, N, .o 'r -v -v uv !Y .-.gin X ff' Q- A N. 'll If I W ,J . A3 Q N Y g gg If N P' xxxn . 6 x A ' A Q K :W ' X , Q x h Wig Wi wif, Q X Ax iv 'S' x K ' -- f -wwf , A ' i . . N ...-Q ygl. , . gnu K - f ' F iw' 'NN 1 tl KULHANJTAN Back Row: Brase. Hess, Tozlian, Elwood, T-loTediTz, Adviser Mrs. T-larTely, Driewer, Lung, Gooch M l RCqTlKIhiAT T-I NTI.hFTRByDo T l-T Eal EdiTor ELWOOD Spring EcliT OW: TGI , OZ l6V'I, U GU IGH, V16 OFIGH, UVOVT, SU Z, 6 V. FOVT OW: GN' , ZEN' i ian, amm. TECH NEWS .... IT is wiTh parTicular pride ThaT The Tech News STaTT compleTes The TwenTy-TirsT year OT publicaTion againsT greaT Tinancial hazard. WiTh en- Thusiasm and loyalTy, The business sTaTT Tinanced The paper almosT enTirely wiTh adverTising. The ediTorial sTaTT selecTed news and wroTe conserva- Tively. EdiTorship has changed Three Times. MiliTary draTT and enlisTmenTs have Taken Toll Trom The sTaTT. Rose Mary Posie Elwood, capable Eall ediTor, resigned. Virginia Kulhaniian, well-gualiTied by experience, sTep- pea up Trom managing ediTor To Tull ediTorship unTil graduaTion in Eebru- ary when Aram Dzerigian, succeeded as ediTor. KaThryn Tozlian, Evelyn NeuTz, and Roxie AnaTorian handled The adverTising. Edward l-lamm was succeeded as business manager by Bar- bara Gooch. ColumnisTs Bernice Brase and KaTherine Craig replaced by Bobbie Gae Tawney, Charles Berry and T-larold ZuTall. Dick Davidian Tools over The sporTs deparTmenT, and laTer TronT page ediTorship. PaT l-luron, Virginia Lehr, Marion Lung, and Mildred SmiTh conTribuTed valuably as soliciTors. Anna Mae T-ToTediTz has adeguaTely handled girls sporTs and cir- culaTion. IT would be impossible in The shorT space OT This reporT To Thanlc adeciuaTely all Those who have lcepT TaiTh in our purpose and ulTimaTe success, buT we acknowledge The help oT The adminisTraTion, The TaculTy and The sTudenTs. 936,- B lc R Armi, T-less, KoTarinos, Boguchwal, I-loTediTz, Brase, Mason FronT Row: Papazian, MarTin, LEWIS T-T T STorm, Lehr, Gabriel, Glenn. Fall PiesidenT BUT-TIGIAN . . . . STUDENT COUNCIL The oTTicers oT The sTudenT body Tor The pasT year have been: Pall and Spring semesTers: PresidenT, Dick Lewis, and Zorab Bohigianq Vice- i5residenT, Marilynne T-less and Gerald Armi, SecreTary, Mary KoTarinos and La Verne MarTin3 Treasurer, Shirley Elwood and Virginia Lehrg Yell Leader, Louis Lebbad and STanley Papazian, Com. oT VVelTare, S. Boguch- wal, B. T-larTmanq Com. oT Assemblies, G. Armi, M. Mason: Com. oT ATh- leTics, C. Berry, J. Gabriel, Com. oT Social ATTairs, A. T-loTediTz, D. STormg Com. oT PubliciTy, B. Brase, G. Glenn. STudenT Body meeTings were held during The TirsT Tuesday oT each monTh, aT which Time The sTudenTs TransacTed business, and wenT over The budgeT Tor The pasT monTh. Mr. Mueller and his commiTTee revised The consTiTuTion which was adopTed by The council. Assemblies were held aT oTher Times during The year. AT These meeTings ouTside speakers or enTerTainers presenTed some very excel- lenT and delighTTul programs. Pep rallies were held during The TooTball and baslceTball seasons, where sTudenTs cheered The Teams on To vicTory. The sTudenTs promoTed The ever-popular noon and nighT dances aT which colces were sold. The main evenT sponsored by The sTudenT body was The sale oT War Bonds and STamps. Under The direcTion oT The Red Cross, Mrs. Papovich Taughr a home nursing course To over one-hundred sTudenTs. Many oT The sTudenTs volunTeered To give Their blood To The Red Cross, which was made inTo blood plasma and senT across The seas Tor The service men. The sTudenT body conTribuTed To The Red Cross and inTanTile paralysis drives. The P. E. deparTmenT puT on a Physical EducaTion pro- gram, in which The boys were TaughT swimming and liTe-saving. The sTudenT body supporTs The school by buying sTudenT body cards. Over Tour hundred cards were sold. These cards admiTTed The sTud- enTs To assemblies, games and Tech News, TechnicaliTies and The popular demanded nighT dances. - 37 .. Spring Preside T ARNOLD Back Row: l-lunT, Jackson, Whealen, Silva, l-lansen, Richardson, Ciano, ChorTanian, lvlcKnighT, TuTunf iian, Buyuklian, Fanning, Karoglanian, Kazanjian. FronT Row: ValenTino, AgriToglio, Robinson, Lopez, Kohman, Avakian, KalusTian, Blanc, CaTanesi, McAdam, Bernal, Mr. Arnold. Back Row: Solodoni, Jackson, Richardson, Silva, Peck, Arnold. FronT Row: ValenTino, Bernal, Kalus- Tian, Buyuklian. MUSIC ..,. Under The guidance oT lvlr. Arnold, The school band has made re- markable progress during The pasT year and was one OT The besT organiza- Tions in school. The band aroused The pep and enThusiasm oT sTudenTs aT games and rallies and gave Tine exhibiTions aT The ciTy parades. An excellen+ perTormance was given aT The annual music assembly which The music deparTmenT presenTed Tor The enTire sTudenT body. The band will climax This school year by playing aT The graduaTion exercises. The school dance orchesTra made many assemblies a success. lT also made our noon dances possible. The dance orchesTra played Tor Tour nighT dances. lT will climax The year by playing aT The Junior-Senior Prom. -33- Back Row: McLauqhlin, McLauqhlin, Decker, Maqiil, Munoz, Elcheverry, Marich, Kornph. Middle Row: Candlish PoTero, l4inq,Arc1ee, Baronian, Arnaudo, Kansler. Anderson. F:onT Rom: Line, RoTh, Mqlivnriu, Manzula, Caserlo, Mrs. Willianis, Manzula, Barlrnan, Berkerian, McDonald. Back Row: Calhoun, STriclnland, PimenTel, Hammer, ShebeluT, Mello, Badioian, Turner, Holdoinrm From? Row: Miss Miller, Lawrence, Villa Chavez, Leone Guraro, Sinerchio, Afzoomanian ....GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Clubs oT Fresno Technical School have meT This year during The 2nd and 6Th periods oT The day in The Music Room, WI2. The TirsT semesTer They were under The direcTion oT Mr. Paul Mueller, The second semesTer under The direcTion oT Miss EsTher Miller and Mrs. Lucille Williams. A special sTudy has been made oT The TundamenTals oT music so as To help The members develop a good sighT reading abiliTy. The Clubs have sung crediTably Tor several perTormances and wiThin The membership There has been an eTTorT To develop a wholesome morale, selT-conTrol, selT- expression oT The hiqhesT Type, a developmenT oT an appreciaTion oT The TinesT Type oT music so as Thus To uphold beTTer The ideas and ideals oT Fresno Technical School. fx. 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BOY CADETS Boy Cadefs were organized in l9l6 under fhe direcfion of fhe lafe Major Tarbell, assisfed by Maior Z. S. Leymel who is now fhe Maior acfively engaged in promofing fhe welfare of Fresno and ifs cifizens. The unif was previously known as Company 34, since ifs reorganizafion in i93I if is now called Company D, firsf Regimenf California l-ligh School Cadefs. V Space does nof permif us fo publish names of cadefs who have enfered various milifary services since I929. The cadefs have parficipafed in bofh fhe Armisfice Day and Army Day parades. Since if was impossible fo have fhe regular Annual Compefifion for all fhe schools fhis year, Company D had ifs own compefifion in fhe Boys' Gym on fhe morning of March 24fh. ln fhe Manual-of-Arms ex- hibifion commands given by Capfain Guffey, and his fhree commissioned officers who acfed as judges. Privafe Keifh Byron, Corporal Jim Presfon, Privafe George Hunf were winners of firsf, second and fhird places re- specfively. The Sfudenf Body presenfed fhose fhree wifh giffs of defense sfamps. An impressive presenfafion of fhe colors preceded fhe milifary salufe which accompanied fhe civilian salufe. . . . . GIRL CADETS The Girl Cadefs were firsf organized in Fresno Technical High Sepfember, I937. Fresno Tech had fhe honor of having fhe firsf girls' milifary organizafion since l927. Their drill is under fhe old lnfanfry Reg- ulafions and squads are formed in fwo ranks insfead of one as under new drill for boys. This old drill is more complicafed and more diversified giving fhe sfudenfs a real worlcouf in coordinafion. The girls uniforms have been changed fhree fimes. The presenf ones are navy wifh whife frimmings which are very affracfive and milifary in appearance. The girls make public appearances such as marching in fhe Armis- fice Day Parade. Capfain l-ledy Blum conducfed Company One in a fasf- moving exhibifion drill Thursday morning on March 25+h in fhe gymnasium before fhe sfudenfs assembly. The girl cadefs also wenf fo Longfellow and Washingfon Junior l-ligh Schools Friday, April I6fh, fo demonsfrafe fhe various movemenfs and exercises as perfains fo drill. This organizafion is rendering a real service fo fhe girls af Tech and preparing fhem fo serve fheir counfry as more women are being called fo do men's worlc on fhe home fronf so fhaf fhe men can fighf on fhe war fronfs. Back Row: Whealen, Wells, Deifz, Smifh, Helqafion, Hunf, Agrifoglio, Valenfino. Middle Row: Bakalin, Sullenger, Ross, Richardson, Greene, Smifh, Hunf, Blanc, Gavzy. Fronf Row: Davenporf Buyulclian, Presfon, Aufry. Byron, Kalusfian, Chorfanian, Capf. Guffey, Bernal, Smifh, Baldwin, McAdams. Picfure af leff: Guffey, Hamm, Chorfanian, Blum. Back Row: Sfrauss. Hoffman, Vincenf, Peck, Guffey, Ware, Rowland, Jackson. Fronf Row: Calhoun, Johnson, Crabb, Blum, I-lesson, Traxler, Daniels. -41- SENIOR COMMITTEE. Ea K Ri-wi Ikmiwffam, AmcIved5Iavr Bfmizxldr' Idvxrw, Siiwviflf, KuIvvarxIIfm Iw.wII4-vvM.1 , , B .,f' as P ,., B. MAJORETIES, EAI Ref.: Sa Sf 1 '. FWAI Raw: Sold f,- 'mf BIUW Bum-.rw. DRUM MAJQFEITFS. Km A,'- Sa 75 Lbff: GIRLS LEAGUE. BML RI IA.: MLW-' MA' ui IA KIUQIWQIOQ, KaavfwoIcIIcm. Fvcirv' Iiwwi SI. Aqdd, Lu 4 Yemen, Show. OFFICE STAFF. Back Row: S,-f'w. IJ' H11 f-1 'vm Easferbrodc, Quick, GHC, Frorf Row: Mmm, King MiIIer, Hyde, Champlain, I-Iwlw I. PEP GIRLS. Paf1e,Verom I-Imxv. -42- 3 ,M 1, 'S i,4.w,,, v N. f SENIQR DANCE COMMITTEE. Back Row: Barr, Irwin, Sumvan, Meyer, Swords, Mason, Albrfqnf, MUQUW, Qfivcv, Arnn. From? Row: Munoz, Gabrid, Bvown, Dzeriqian, Marnn, Ryan, Ajcnan, Bwlwiklinn, Huw PUETRY MEDALISTS. Back Row: Mudicv, Dm Munvdadnan, HaalwU, Bwlwiqidn, Arnn. Fwvw Row: Bafdorf Lopor, Berry, Shew, Glenn. DEBATE TEAM. Back Row: Marfin, Anfonucci. Frm' Row: Gdenn, WilYiavww, Floyd. POETRY FESTPVAL, Back Row: Bafes, Cnrisfensen, Kazannan, Bonq, Cnviwvner, Terzian, Arrni, Prawn? ROW: Gkxnn, PICCOIO, King, Griffin, Vlncenf. 743- Piclured Upper Leif: Leif To righlt Marlin, Conley, Beherian, Gilson, Show, Schneider, Baronian, Choolcorian, Piclured Upper Right: Der Mugrdechian, l-less, Glenn. Pictured Lower Leif: Arrni, l-less, Der Mugrdechian, piclured Lower Righl: Arrni, Del Bono Chorlanian, Baldorl, l-lirschson, Say- lor, lvlongelli. DRAMA .... The Chrislmas play, The Gill ol lhe Magi, an adaplalion oi C'l-lenry's play, was lhe slory ol lwo young people very much in love who sacriliced lheir dearesl personal possessions lo raise The needed money for Chrislmas gills lo each olher. The play was charmingly pro- duced in lhe lradilional Peirrol and Pierrelle manner. Gay Ninelyu and l-lol Biscuilsu, lwo modern oneeacl larces, were produced lor lhe enlire sludenl body. Gay Ninely was lhe slory ol a Grandmolher ol ninely who refused lo be overlaken by age and her Trials living wilh a domineering spinsler daughler. l-lol Biscuils por- lrayed lhe ridiculous silualion ol a newspaper lealure wriler Jrurned inlo a columnisl wriling receipes lo save his iolo during an emergency, and his subseguenl dillicullies wilh his pesl girl. W 44 s- I , may 1, VT if g if f 5 ,, ,I ,wi 5 I I lf, ,, wh,-,Q . f M- 1 Q, jwzf ' ' . af - T I .Q A Q 3' J, y '11 Q' S as .N 'ag ix ' ff, 5 1 s Q S 'A H IQ-Kish? J v 5 l' M 14 ,,., N 3. ' Wf iiiif f - if x Ai Y? um. 4 lui 'R sm stu A Yi 4: ws is ,I s ,5 Q s W 5 f 7 , K 'K if, - ,, . E5 gsm V 'gif' K V S In rig? K x' ,it I VK K ' ' ky 1 M A Suv: ' , r 4 A W ij ' ' -, ' 5z,Wif'Q:-:Qii ,, A., ff-, 5 k 7 in 1 J K fpfgyrs if Wye WL , 1 LQ-, X H f 5 - - K . ge,-3 2 2 f - 5? fx? 'M -L .JP , N ,V f B ' i i I ' .. lf-ff 1' m' 1. . ..,,,, .. 3-5.f'i?s ifi QU ' 1 . Q --- v,,...M...A,,...-fn lbw P43 wg' 6 - . ,X fy I ,I I. 2 , 5 vi .14 , - ,Q W :gf--, fx? 2 - JT- . ' Qi 0 V z MQW Exif 'bf W? Q - gf. t ?fg54gS!4 ig, Q'.' ,.- .iw AA 22 Q K W, f ggi?-i . A A g a in . 'E 4, ,V ig iw , 1 qw Q L Qi f ' 1. L i 1, 'G 1- F . X in-5+ ,iw V 2 'L X A ' N4 'Q NE ,aka FQ n 43, , V 'W A rg S 9' ' 'S N-f 3? Tl QQ 1 -- my W ' K , x , X K ' wr' K '35- M .. ' . 'k XM Q K N 8 A A if Q x ww ., 5 ,X Y X H X, , in 2 3, l W3 'wg 55 Q, an Ev 1. ,v 4 --.. vi .f Q , , ,WY '55, 'X s-Q - M. . . 5 .. if I WE X 'NR Q X 1 f ff' , 41' Q l -7 , i K Q . X1 X Sv 5 SV . iw. NX. f . .. .K . Sk K .Q is . .,, Qing - -.1 K X . ,, . 5' f 'Q-.., 2 W K . kkkk W WU . E5 I . . tu 1 Q . Q I K X M M 52 S 4 , ., gg .:' ff ' : I '.'S ff, - - Q X A . Q H E, A, f . .S 1 . 3 g 2 f.. Avg: X ,Q'k K: K ' 2 K in ' 5 K X.. K .vi k..kl :kk xl x il gy - Y K R. pk EX W I kj K by A 5 galil. Ei . Lx Qlxxgki .4 1 N' ff' N . . A f ...... . 4' .- ng L fx' -' KIA l,?,fig.52f fF'7 9 K7 X 1,,..Q, AX . -vi W. K A' 8 :M ,.. .,.M QI X .1 ,iw . f A R k jr if ' ..,. ., K X . . . .... . ... . 5 S ?' P33 '11 X Q. 33 is Q wp my is if. .5 A-:QD L'-QM Sfkfwy , f 35? A ,. A X x f . ' 3 f . .. XX RWM? ' ...... 1' V M EQ ' -, gb QNWP., 717. .. f 39' --,.. . N 3 B sw f -7 -W x. Y 5 69' 5 .Sas Q- : .v .1 YF 1 'Q' N Vqiq W . ,, 'W 2 - . K' ,,.h N i Y ' i STUDENT GOVERNMENT aT Fresno Tech is noT made up enTirely oT The STudenT Council. lT is divided, raTher inTo Three groups: The STudenT Council. The Rally Men, and+The STudenT Police. FirsT a word abouT The more or less unknown, The STudenT Police. The necessiTy Tor a sTudenT police organizaTion was TirsT broughT To lighT by The Fresno CiTy Police. They TelT ThaT such a group would be invalu- able as Air-Raid and Fire moniTors. WiTh such an idea in mind, The ciTy police sTarTed The STudenT Police on iTs way by presenTing The school wiTh STudenT Police arm-bands. The arm-band is composed of a whiTe seven- ppinTed sTar on a blue Tield wiTh The word STudenT Police in whiTe above T e sTar. WiTh The increasing need Tor sTudenT conTrol aT assemblies The STudenT Police was really on iTs way. A group oT senior boys, Trom The more aggressive class rooms. sTarTed The ball rolling by organizing The TirsT TenTaTive group oT STudenT Police. This group presenTed iTselT To The senior boys Tor oTFicial recogniTion. The seniors accepTed This group and elecTed John Gabriel presidenT1 members oT The senior class and lef- Termen club were added To The organizaTion, Mr. l-lenderson, Mr. EasTer- brdok were selecTed as sponsors and The STudenT Police was aT lasT a rea iTy. Their principal iob is To ioin wiTh The Rally lvlen in preserving order To all Tech assemblies and aThleTic conTesTs. The Rally Men, sponsored by Mr. Quick, are a mosT imporTanT branch oT The Rally CommiTTee. The Rally CommiTTee should be given a greaT deal oT crediT Tor The splendid work IT has done in geTTing sweaTers Tor The Rally Men. special dresses Tor The Pep Girls. and megaphones Tor The Yell Leaders: This is a splendid example oT The work The Rally CommiT- Tee is doing To promoTe pep and enThusiasm Tor our games and assem- blies, along wiTh Their mosT imporTanT iob oT building up school morale. Hl-Y AND TIC TOC CLUBS are organizaTions oT leading ChrisTian high school boys and girls who have as Their purpose To creaTe. mainTain and exTend ThroughouT The school and communiTy high sTandards oT ChrisTian characTer. The emphasis oT The l-li-Y and Tic Toc clubs are upon clean sporTs, clean scholarship and clean liTe. The Tollowing signiTicance oT The name l-li-Y is TrequenTly used --The l sTands Tor meg The Y Tor you: The dash represenTs The dis- Tance beTween us which we hope will be lessened Through our group Tel- lowship wiTh The help oT l-lim lGodl ThaT l-l indicaTes. ln The monTh oT OcTober The new members oT These clubs were ad- miTTed aTTer The usual iniTiaTion period. LaTer in The monTh boTh clubs had a ioinT l-lallowe'en parTy aT The Y.W.C.A. ln April a snow Trip To Lake Sequoia was experienced by The boys in The l-li-Y. An exchange dinner was held wiTh The l-li-Y clubs aT RoosevelT and Fresno High Schools in The Y. M. C. A. ln The middle oT The year a FaTher and Son banqueT was given. ConvenTions were held aT Kingsburg and Selma where each l-li-Y organizaTion was represenTed. Tic Toc clubs Trom many ouTside Towns aTTended a convenTion in April aT Fresno Tech. ln May This same group gave a swimming parTy besides several Teas ThroughouT The year. ATHLETICS 1' W as fl g 4 'v' K R. M A M55 Q C As The season rolled on, Troubles began To arise. The TransporTa- Tion problem Tor insTance. ln order To pracTice, players someTimes had To hi+ch-hike To The sTadium. This diTTiculTy, along wiTh noT enough re- placemenTs Tor The Team, helped To creaTe a raTher unsuccessTul season. lniuries caused big denTs in The Team. The iniury oT Charles Berry who suTTered kidney pains was a big loss To The squad. George Silva, who TransTerred Trom RoosevelT, was a welcome To The aggregaTion, as he conTribuTed greaTly To Tech's TooTball season. l-le suTTered a knee iniury, which lasTed Through The season, and To This day is noT quiTe well. Joe Silva, The all around spark player oT The Team, was awarded The l-larry CoTTee, lmosT valuable player oT The seasonl blankeT. l-le capTained The Team ThroughouT The season, and was lucky enough To compleTe The sea- son wiThouT an iniury. Silva now is in The service oT The UniTed STaTes Navy. Coach l-lenderson is looking Torward To nexT year, as he has many reTurning iuniors and sophomores. Among Them will be Tound l-larold Terzian, a sophomore. The Tollowing earned Their leTTers: Gerald Armi, Dick Lewis, Sam Boguchual, l-larold Terzian, George Silva, Joe Silva, Jim SToudenmire, Alex KraTT, STanley Paoazuab, John Gabriel, Jack T-larris, CliTTord SmiTh, John T-lanoian, Charles Madden, Lee Chambers, Bill Mason, Al Dickenson. George Thompson, ArT Suddiian and Don Lovell. ..5l1 Q hr .M 'E Q N. 'Q .ew ZS 'Q' 4 f f'x -r gills. I E P . Xa 1 .x f if ' f fm 6 jg lx Y W r fp' 1335 ' , 10 A W T r I 4 I i7L ,, Q W .. a x ,7 '95 3. 9 'L Kwik q ff' if L, E -41 'f if :Q ' . - . W 5 3 X nl f 5, 5 Q 2 if W X., L+ . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL Fresno Tech's baskeTball Teamiwas nosed ouT by Edison Tor The championship, buT placed Two members oT iTs TirsT quinTeT on The all ciTy Tive. ' Bohigian, Tall, six-TooT-Three, youngsTer, was placed on The TirsT Team all ciTy Tive by The coaches oT The ciTy. Jim Barr. a newcomer This year was also placed on The TirsT Team. if CapTain Ed lWhiTeyl Rische proved To be one oT The lhner men in The ciTy, and Took a second place berTh on The all-ciTy Tive. Fred Tosi, The shorTesT man on The Team nexT To Davidian, was also one oT The main TacTors in Tech's vicTories. l-le was usually given The Task oT guarding The ToughesT men on The opposing Teams. IT has oTTen been said, ThaT Tosi is The besT Tloor man in The ciTy. Johnny lvlayer, a TransTer Trom lvlinnesoTa, enTered The squad in The middle oT The season, and was given The key posiTion oT guard on The Team. Johnny lDeadeyel Bandelian. a junior saw a liTTle acTion as Rische's undersTudy, buT iT is expecTed ThaT he will see more acTion nexT year. Dick Lewis, a mid-Term graduaTe, leTT The Team This year leaving memories oT Three years behind. l-le was The biggesT asseT To The squad. LasT oT all, The smallesT man on The squad, Dick Davidian who played subsTiTuTe guard. l-lad he been beTTer on deTense, he would have played more baskeTball wiTh The The squad. The Tollowing members earned leTTers: Fred Tosi, Ace Avedisian, WhiTey Rische, Bill Bohigian, Jim Barr, Johnny lvlayer, Johnny Bandelian, Dick Lewis, and Dick Davidian. . . . . CLASS B BASKETBALL The B Class baskeTball Team, Tollowing in The sTeps oT The Vars- iTy, capTured second place in The race Tor The CiTy League PennanT. A successful season was due To The Team composed oT Johnny Sarkisian, and Tommy Roderiquiz, aT The guard berThs. Tall, Corky, Gus Skoufas held down The cenTer posiTion very successTully. AlTernaTes aT The Torward posiTions were l-larolcl Gividen, Jim SToudenmire, and Ed Jackson. The Edison B's Took The PennanT, buf Their only deTeaT was handed To Them by The raving Wolves. B menTor Ray Swords coached This squad, drilling Them on TundamenTals, and shooTing, and came ouT wiTh a very successTul season. -53- 4 . gpgfiy' A fe w 'f 1 -W ti i 3 v A , , mf , ,K A J 1 gr H ' if ' Q Ar QQ Y 9' J I l I4 X 4, 1 fa AL A- - ,Qin .. , h G ,Y ,, 1 x 5 721 ' 2232 Q Q A A g,.. if-1 E7 ,V x , .K Eiga , VR VV f,i f , J U t I 'K Y, G' , L , i :,f my A R inks W A M - few ' , 1 P Q ,Lff,, A f 9 f , V A I K V4 .k ,.V1. K in a f' l si a f . wzmggf ,J 3 iq. 3 N 1 iiww l BASEBALL On The opposiTe page are The members oT The Tech Wolfpack baseball squad. T They gave a good showing oT Themselves, wheTher iT was vicTory or deTeaT. Their morale was always in Tip-Top shape. Since The war sTarTed and The lack oT TransporTaTion TaciliTies, The YosemiTe League in which we parTicipaTed, was disbanded. Games This year were played only among The ciTy schools. The season looked disasTrous aT TirsT, buT laTer, as The season drew near, a Team composed of: CaTcher, John Gabriel: piTcher, l-larold Ter- zian and George Silva, alTernaTe: TirsT sack, Bill Bohigiang second, Tommy Rodriguez: Third, Jim SToudenmire: leTT Tield, CapT. Zorab Bohigian, cen- Ter Tield, Joe Jones: which gave a good accounT oT iTselT. Tech was deTeaTed by Fresno l-ligh wiTh all The bad breaks Talling Toward The Wolves. Coach Wayne Henderson, ThroughouT The season sTressed drill- ing The squad on much needed TundamenTals, such as baTTing,. bunTing, caTching and plays. The squad. as a group, was quiTe green, wiTh only Two veTerans, Zorab and Bill Bohigian. They were a greaT asseT To The Team all season. The members whom were expecTed To earn leTTers are: John Gab- riel, l-larold Terzian, George Silva, Bill Bohigian, Jim SToudenmire, Tommy Rodriguez, Marion fl-licks, Zorab Bohigian, Barr Den lvlugrdechian, Joe Jones, Jim Barr, and Bill Oaxaca. J GIRLS' SPORTS The girls aT Tech are acTive in all sporTs. Beginning in The Fall The girls in each gym period are divided inTo Teams, each Team being headed by a capTain elecTed by The girls. Games are played oTT unTil one Team is vicTorious. The winning Team and capTain are presenTed wiTh small silver volley balls. During The winTer season The girls Turn To baskeT ball. ln Spring baseball is played as well as volley ball and baskeTball. When The hoT Summer monThs come The girls play minor sporTs such as ping-pong, cro- queT, badminTon, eTc. All oT The winners are given awards. NoT being able To play opposing Teams Trom oTher high schools as The boys do, The girls aTTend play days. Each oT The high schools in Turn give a play day aT which They acT as hosT To The oTher high schools. The girls who aTTend These play days are chosen by The P. E. Teachers. Girls Trom each oT The high schools are able -To meeT each oTher and play To- geTher. ATTer The games are played, The school acTing as hosT serves reTreshmenTs and provides enTerTainmenT. Gym periods were dropped by many girls This year Tor six weeks To Take a home nursing course. When They passed This course saTisTac- Torily They were awarded wiTh small pins and cerTiTicaTes. The girls Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT, which is headed by Mrs. Pederson, provides The girls wiTh healThTul exercise and a loT oT clean Tun. Good sporTsmanship and lasTing Triendship are 'Formed Through gym classes. -55.. 4- If we SY Fr:- 'I H U 'I I I I 'I I 'I I I I I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I L--- L I-:EIIIIIC foorfr ' os cU4CZncCicn SIIIJIO 1012 FULTON ST. FRESNO, CALIF. F--- 'I H 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I LI. ---an CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS JFRIESNO TOWVIEHL COMPANY 115 THESTA STREET FRESNO, CALIFORNIA ALL OUT FOR VICTORY VERNON SUJLILIENGJER CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS Phone 4-4771 2443 STANISLAUS ST. Fresno, California --- - --------- ---- ----- - - --I 'I. ---- ------- - ------ J v v... --.U CHJRISMIANS JUMBO SHAKES JUMBO SODAS JUMBO MALTS 2448 STANISLAUS Fresno, California DAIRY SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION IFRIESNO SAILIES CU. Alumnus of '27 1350 VAN NESS RIODMAN CIHUEVRUILIET CU. Phone 3-7101 1400 VAN NESS Washington Market Lowest Prices - Highest Quality FRESH AND CURED MEATS A. C. Zengel 1153 Van Ness Grant Pacific Rock COC. 2150 G St. Rock, Sand, Cement Transit Mixed Concrete Brick Mortar ..59.. if wm- QS I 1' ' U f ' ' OPTOMETRISTS JI. ICORICURAN Opt. D. 1922 MARIPOSA STREET 'Gifts SPORTING GOODS - CROCKERY HARDWARE Two Stores to Serve You W,aIter Byde Co., lLItdl. 1122 Fulton St. - 1331 Fulton St. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I II, ..,,........... ........ - ------J BOYS' STORE EVERYTHING BOYS WEAR 1355 FULTON STREET Fresno, California F ---- '---+I CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK From I-LARRY 'COlFlFlElE FRESNO - BAKERSFIELD 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I --- ............... ---All GoIoIdle's Service Station EXPERT MOBIL LUBRICATION George Goode 602 VAN NESS AVE., Cor. VENTURA Fresno, California Telephone 3-8824 - Res. Phone 3-63851 Homan N 'Company FOR ATHLETICS SUPPLIES VAN NESS AND FRESNO STS. -- --------------f--- -A:::-I-, 'I 'I 'I 'I -- --J San Joaquin Val1ey's Leading Jeweler Since 1910 A, S. Slhadcdlow, Inc.. JEWELER 1134 FULTON ST. Fresno, California Phone 2-3197 San .lfoaqiuuin Baking 'Company L AND LOS ANGELES STS. 'U 'I I 1. I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J Y ev? W , Wee: a M 'I 'I 11 ' W fn' 'HT I I ' - v I CONGRATULATIONS , MTS. Dlllllcn S ,I 1. ,' B lk 1 SENIORS I :I 3 :I I 'I I I 'I .1 1121 VAN NESS Phone 3-6552 11 Aram S Market I1 I 'I 'I 1 I E, OUR MOTTO: Service with a Smile. 5, Best Wishes 1.-,,,,,, I ' ' 7 o o 1 I Christina S 15 Blackstone Plonlng M111 ,- 1 COFFEE SHOP AND FOUNTAIN 1 . 1 1, . 1, Blackstone and McK1nley , ,I Tasty Foods-Home Style Cookmg :, 1, :I Phone 4-4228 Merced and Van Ness Phone 3'7526 I I 1 , 1 1, 1 'I ' - 1 COMPLIMENTS OF I 1 ChlmO S UIIIWCT 1, I 'I ' o 'I I FLORISTS 1 The Ullwc llnn 1 I , I 1 2024 FRESNO STREET 1138 Van Ness, Fresno, California 5, 'I 1, 1, 1 'I A B Pri lt T fl CONGRATULATIONS TO I .1 P , d P :ph C S 1, CLASS OF 1943 11 'I rmtets an u IS ers 1, 1 ,I QUALITY WORK I BCWKY Sll1lOpjpC E I1 265 Blackstone Ave. Phone 2-7768 . 2015 FRESNO ST. 1 I I' 1 ' I 1' I , , 'I I , 1 W 8, 1, lESIf1I'i1lldl13l S , I I I L t I 5 Son :I SPANISH KITCHEN ' 'I 'I ', I, I 'I 1' O P, Clllanyton 1 ,I Back In Defense Stamps 1, I I 1, 1, 1 I ewelers 1 I lFa1mO1u1S Dept. S1bO1rC :I J . 1 1, I 1 I , I I 'I , DC Vauulx S I , I I DEL-MAR-ROSE , CONGRATULATIONS 1, . SWIMMING POOL 'g ,I :, Phone 3-5863 Moroa and Rialto 1, SENIORS ' 1, 1 I GREETINGS I 1 1 ,' ' ' 1 , 1 1BSlIlL1L1S PLACE 1: 1: W1ey1nouth1Swunmmg Pool ., I, 'I 1, 1 If Rt. 10, Box 40 Phone 3-3593 If 1.:,:,:::L-efeee -eefef.-feeeee-, In - - - 3 Potter Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 1102 Fulton Street Phone 2-3135 Fresno, Calif. ONE THOUGHT - VICTORY Dutch's Beacon Service Fresno at O Street Fresno, California lL. C. Trnelbllcoodl, 0. D. OPTOMETRISTS 1241 Fulton Street CONGRATULATIONS Service Pharmacy 148 N. First Street, Fresno Wilson St Briann GROCERIES - VEGETABLES MEATS Fresno and M Streets lK'l ' 11 HCT S STATIONERY ar OFFICE EQUIPMENT ART SUPPLIES - FOUNTAIN PENS 1335 Fulton Street, Fresno, California H. P. Jensen OPTOMETRIST 309 Mason Building 1040 Fulton Street, Fresno Kingen 5 N 110 CONGRATULATIONS 519 BLACKSTONE C. S. Kingen Herbert lL. Kent oPToMETR1sT 601-603 Patterson Building Fresno, California Telephone 2-6531 National Dollar Stores Phone 3-2174 960 Fulton Street, Fresno, California Ideal Kist Bottling Co. 808 R Street, Fresno Drink Squirt and Kist Orange Nash Automotive Co. 1425 Fulton Street, Fresno, California Phone 4-3069 VENTURA COFFEE SHOP 2801 Ventura Avenue Victory Ahead COMPLETE APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN llfastern 1039 Fulton Street, Fresno, California Fresno Plumbing Supply 705 R Street, Fresno BAGS - GLOVES - HOSIERY LINGERIE - YARDAGE llunlitenlbnrgs 857 Fulton Street, Fresno, California P L ,,.,,, -- .,,... ,- .,,..f.-.. Yvv--- -E 54.- Lmu.lE'::'!l1mA':!lmzmz15w1w Lid-IS Iszxmsfrwr' ,: few' .zwzwi i , Hu--'K 71, ,-' ' , . ' f r. f' :f J ' 1 .rsfu'.:'ft :mv '-'ma' ,ax ,Q aww...-:efax f'rfa:Kzi-:rf::'szff.am3.ug5,fvrnclu. ' f P. ,,. rn R, A ,, L, :N i , 11 X 'Q X' .. A: ' - . if M, W '-1,95 T K. D Y 1 4 1451? 'l ' fart ' :Q - ' A V J: . 5 1, . , 4 ' . . i .5 K f , 5. 5-ggr2e,5g.' - . 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