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

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np ..- v Qi ' 1 x . 1 ,Q Q Q' t 1 sr' Q u '-Q 'gay' iw . t tifh- 'S' y 4 ,ft 'NA ' , ,fp 'F' I . I-1 I -T' I-'irst row-Joseph Coltrane. Nancy Vickerman, John Reaty, and June Jenkins. Second row-Nancy Eckert, Jack Wood, Maxine Wood, Douglas Landon, Kiki Ayvas, Carl Kimmel, Joan Loebig, Carter Cole, and Sara Williams The Merchandising Club at Tech High was organized in the fall of 1949 by a group of the students in the Merchandising Shop to study cur- rent merchandising problems and to promote entertainment for the club members. Membership is open to any Tech High student interested in mer- chandising. Meetings are held each week, at which time members present talks on different subjects to the club members. A number of beach parties and picnics have been held during the year and even greater activities are planned for next year. Preparing decorative illustrations for the advertising sec- tion in the 1950 Annual are James Adams, Jack Wood, Joan Loebig, L. S. Smith, instructor, and June Jenkins. 'NJ N-'Q -J,..,Q. if u l J fff- 1, Lonnie Aaron, the club president, and Joe Coltrane, the club vice-president, are constructing model window display in the Merchandising shop. '01,

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.ff an f,,..,.A- I-1: .4 Y? aa :R Radio Hams Jerry Berman. Kubye Perkinson, Georgia Schmidt, Martha Baker, and Russell Sawyer, row 1. Standing are Tom Sorger, Morgan Godwin, Roy Myers, Sid Haas, Bob White, Ronnie Maddox, Doug Robinson, Jay Mitchell, Ted Ross, Bob Totten. Ralph Miro, Dick Smith, Don Andrews, Vyrus Meyers. and Morris Starling While ham radio station W4JOX is chiefly a recreational activity, during hurricanes nd other emergencies the radio club memters help out just as adult amateurs do, and hey stick to the joh for countless hours when needed. thief activity for fun is making contacts with other parts oi' the world4At'rica, lngland, Germany, and several South American countries have been contacted this ear. A letter from li. 0. MacMurdy, a former Tech instructor now in Venezuela, eports bringing in W4JOX several times. The hams have had a lot ot tun helping visitors to Miami get in touch with relatives mack home, for the novelty of it anything to make another contact. ,...4v ' ,.-.,-1 ff H -1 fr' nfguxa h 'Htl Lending support to Georgia Schmidt as she makes a QSO are Sid Haas, Rubye Perkinson, Morgan Godwin, Russell Sawyer, Tom Sorger, Ted Ross, Martha Baker, t'yrus Meyers. and Hoy Myers Jay Mitchell, Roy Myers, Rubye Perkinson, Georgia Schmidt. and Martha Baker admire the collection of cards from hams they have contacted