Miami Technical High School - Techalog Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Advisory Group Since the very beginning of Vocat1onalTrammgm Dade County, all organized labor or gamzatlons have participated and cooperated with the school authorities and teachers ln the development and promotion of Technical High School and the Lindsey Hopkms Voca tional Education Building They have given the equivalent of years in time, effort an money to make the Vocational program in Miami the outstanding educational service cen ter for workers and prospective wage eamers ln the entire nation Their advisory commit tees have been indispensable and their faith ln our cause has been a great source of encour agement The Lindsey Hopkins Vocational Education Building and the present program of Vo catlonal Iuducatlon wlthareglstratlon of more than 20 000 students, IS symbolic of their wlsdom and foresight and a tribute to their cooperative spirit MR ROY SINGER President 'Vllaml Federation Nlusxclans and Past President Miami Central Labor Union Members of the National Joint Apprenticeship Committee visited the school while meeting in Miami Se xted Ed H Herzberg representing Eleetr1calContracto1s Association Milwaukee Paul M Geary Executive Vice President Nltion xl Electrical Contractors Association Washington D C Robert W McChesncy President NECA D W Tracy President IBEW Washington D C George A Seaman NI'tA Director Apprentice Training Washington D C Robert E Noonan Committee Secretary Washington D C M M Hanson Bureau of Apprenticeship U S Department of Labor Washington D C and H F Hinton member of the Florida State Apprenticeship Council State Department of Edu cation Tallahassee Standing S J Cristiano Labor Relations Director NECA Washington D C Wm P Huffstetler Field Representative Bureau of Apprenticeship Miami Simon Halle member of the .Iomt Committee on Apprenticeship Colorado Springs Colo Davis H Elliot member of the com mittee Roanoke Va Wm C Johnson Business Representative Local No 349 IBEW Miami J W Collins Manager Chicago Association of Electrical Contractors Chicago Harry Williams Business 110 IBEW St Paul Minn W L Hooper Field Representative Apprenticeship Section State Depart ment of Education E A Lmmelhainz Field Representative Apprenticeship Section State Depart ment of Education Tallfxhasscc Leo W Pfeiffer Awistant Business Manager Local No 349 IBEW Miami U J Albury Chairman Miami Joint Apprenticeship Committee and CharlesJ Parmelee Area Representative Florldx Apprenticeship Council West Palm Beach Fla MR D W ARRX ggiaiwufahk BUSINESS IZEIIIZAIVI JOHNS B obey 39 Axunyoil cdlg' 51' Electric eaxdeplx ees LOC H1011 1811.5 V Emo 2- A numter of the business agents of local labor unions met this year to discuss Evening Trade Extension education mth Mr Dolley and members of his staff From left to right are Mr P W Seagren assistant director of vocational education Mr William Johnson electricians Mr Mitchell carpenters Mr Bu chard plumbers Mr Morris carpenters Mr Kidd carpenters Mr Dale floor layers and mayor of Opa locka Mr Stone printers Mr Sloan lathers Mr Brownell bill posters Mr Peters meatcutters Mr Roche electricians Mr Vernon Bronson supervisor of Evening Trade Extension and Mr Robert D Dollcy director of Vocational Izducatlon 0 . . . . . I . , . . . 1 . . . .- u sq A 1 v R . ' 2 '. .' . ' 2 D . i ' K . I. I ' I. i ' ' ' - , 1 1 . . , , . .3 . . - X ' ' 1 . ' ' ' . L 1 I ' 7 ' ' v v 1 r P 'U I V ' ' ' ', ' ' ' - ' . J ' v 1 1 I ' '1 1 V v . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' :' ' ' ' . ' z ' J . ' ' - - ' - - v v ' . , . , . . . . . . 1 ' P. v N- - ' I 1 . I lr I 'I I 1 ' 'V . . . ' . V I . . , f t f -n - ' ' D 1 1 . 1 ' ' , ' 'n 1 ', ' . S . f -. I v Manager, Local Union B-212. IBEW, Cincinnati, Ohio: Charles R. Brett, Business Manager, Local No. . 5 ' ' I ' . . ' , ' 1 V . ' ' . ' . ' ' v L V V 'V V .1 ' ' ' ' of I V V ' ' V V , , . f I Q . 'l'!'m: - , i A A ,W f' Q a,:r. L -r V W. -.EI 'L ' ' ' I ' 5 . ' ' V . Q . ' . 2 . - ' ' ' ' 'I - - 'Z - - , -I - y I - f i V . .ON R- , Lo - Q - , N ,ri . ., r ov' .

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0ur training facilities were made available to veterans eligible for training under the G.I. Bill. Our program is approved so that the veteran will receive subsistence under the G.l. Bill while in training. To provide training to meet the demand, we set up an afternoon-evening shift so as to relieve the instructional load during the regular day schedule. VETERAN TRAINING The veteran may enroll in a shop course enabling him to enter a trade upon completion of train- ing or he may enroll in our accelerated high school for the purpose of obtaining a high school di- ploma and continuing his studies in another institution of higher learning. The veteran may also receive training in business education which is d epicted elsewhere in this publication. ln addition to the veteran, any adult may avail himself of this training. A few of the shops in our building offer full-time training to the veteran as noted on this and a subsequent page. -4' l QSC L1 Untex idyusfmfnt uc m akin A fi comple tc lyfnitlilliiflglles Ijiglil V thtm Front row R X Coolev Fulton P Runes J C Steele Wlirfilret J All mts R N Br antB bmlth F I B Boone H E, Beck Second low Carl l Yates Lomve Q' Elbe1tAyRunyan E M Kennedy DouglasR Smith J 'VI Eubanks Robert H aw ,ul xblc for A Davis Rudi Rad i d his 'M I L hx U1 elhm Lmploww engine ON t the wool HL GQ H Am 5' 9 o ds I I' ie hldnefgllle on I1 er UH, S 00 :tion 'ov' esqor trawl fl 'fig Or al 01 nent: wee C AFX I of Dlactl Wa I ec' em mn? a 'lI1 'U luxe nil t essarv fox trouble shooting 9 .JAY L Adequate testing equlpmen IS H90 13 V 9015 me ndlho cdf tr OX -I' f X , . ,I f -0 P - x X? 1, Qu I K Q ' , L '7' I , J' V A , V I .X Y. xi .1 e ta e 'V ,, fi ' 1 I if A N.. . 1 , .wh .f ' -ff - ' -1 .5 1 'l X . 5' I N 01100 , K7 ' it X i .i i lg jf, . ,Q-.,,-gas., N 5 lr I V ' ' 3 . N , i Oh I , -. j wma . I yn ' OU f 4. e D Y. wie, 117 ' i' ' . . K Eff .' . ' ' fx f - H I - f--p.'Qpf, , .- E 2 H d 'rd' H f - A . h A 1 1. . . t . ,deem Q ' 1 ., ,iff-nb ' e '. ,. ' ' ' - .L' f K xxx 4259066 , , . v , ' ,, - n X ' pl K uienr l V