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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1953 volume:

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VERNON BRONSON Admxmstmtme Assistant to the Dxrector Assistant Director, Evening Programs Mn. L. R. Pmncla ' ii- -ht-41-V-A - A A M. - ,,.,..,.,,n..,. . 2 I QJKJI' I-IYV In-JNJISQJ X f M9,fc,, 9 Aff' I A Uf ff swf- 'Nr 'Q-- DUI Q -WI XAOOW' MR. H. F. THOMPSON MR Nw, Us B005 Supervisor of Shops , A N fa W RX l 511 r 1 I' 1 Q1 JV ,S, N TX. V A Y 'vu' A Y' N ELI Pg, ' I.El M 1 of 01,3-STE EFF' Mn. Sl-LYMOUN Su.vr:nMAN MRS ELLEN T xx Supervisor of Rryiistrrltion Frzol cl ?OMPS0N I .X I MRS' MAN C XVOODS I S Ulm mum ' Srlpvrlzxsnr uf Pnlzlurlfums MN 3 Rx 7 KST f'Nf5 .f'NfN ..........I.. ......I.,.,.lI' j W X FACULTY 2 'wrrvcrrrmw---' 5 xI X nd z i N IOHPN 4 NSR vm mill, 'I'IIlI'IIlI-III VR' Ulm? I TRW is I 1.. im.. X9 ul u r a X' 13 xi T019 'N .III . I ' I. . A' ' A N Q X I YAG xVWIXu Aulmnutiv Nh-4' ics ylm-l,,,,p 51,99 5 '53 1' V' vat,-,I U. WAHVD L X Ar' A x- X f .OI-nu ff MRS IIES5 I I.iImr. ,X . MAUDE DOUGLAS WEBB MRS. !s1.xHc':Am:T XVIII'I'fl0XIll MISS RUTH ANN WALKER MBS English Divcrsifim-:I Cnnpvmtm- Trimming f English I XY KI .KICII nmn Ins-trurtors Whose Phut0,E111zh.v Do Not I Appmr in This Volume' MISS CEIITIIUDE CRONIN Businc-ss I'1nIncution MH. WESI .EY CIIOSIBY Refrigeration MR. EDWARD CIIICCORY Builrling Construction MR, CHARLES LYONS Science MR. WYETI-I A, READ Science and MaLI1s-matics MII, IIILIIAIII7 l'. IIUUIIIIINN Ilrmm-f 19,9 MR. K W AUUUQIP- Crr:1,,,,,,:IIf!f .IVQHTI M9511 'Wwxni fnnk,,'u lil,-LVN . .nhl ,Im ' ll Q1 MHS MANY WUI I' Sviirml Nurw- U Adminislrali e Per onnel Mrs. Judy Dodge, hend boukkeeper, mul her ussistnnt, Miss Angelina Ang:-lln, an Tech High grnilmm' .Qu I i T ill . I . V mee, . :UM 5 B AI ' 6 ok wi saws mv palllhl . - , 0 Flvxinoi Vllnlknniix M h Y DUNN Sflklffll 9 MKS5 ' Miss Doris Pinson, secretary in the flcain evo 5lA8'Tf'tg,, ol' girls 003' y P0 Misk Chzirgni. of Placenwliis, interviewing applicnni' l . JI Q. if 5 E X, , - -f - ' 0 j ig X ' i:L,.4,W+ l'4 1 4' JL 1 P-LI 0' .iq 1. ' . 9 ' I 5 ' Q 5 A X it v -15. ' M:-l-' 11- ' ., , rs mz Pirlghiax'-Ilia:iggugzitilr. Knanlilmr, in Mm, Kathryn jmwsv of RH,m.ds. Room 415 . iq Migqg Pearl Donille-ne, who solves ri-'pork card mysteries with the IBM I gk' 'X ,Ah X 1 w,,,xN' ww lllil.lCN ISOX1 A 1 1 1 L V A .NV ,, 11.-Way...-l.:In-ml xms ANNAls14.1.1,r. j-XLKSOIN Mn QZHAMES H jows fh ,, UW, ..-U 4- lx- - nm-m H4-.nl . ' A' -41, gg XXX X-AX lMlll 1l par 4 Nlnrhum- Shop 1, ,I xH -wN,,.-Q lawn.-M ml...-..1..,,. r1:1r,.,L.'fJ,x.l's. Q ,. 1 X IA 1 K -f VII I'll'KllI,l'Y9 D KNHNS ,,,m,,,mp,n Mn. CHARLES R. xl,E1Nsc:m1mT xms mmm, mms uw UN I I 1.1 Nl- H MN Automotive Nh-1-himif-S p1,,g1,,h HS' '-I' Nl'--1-M Mus IVAN XIANTVTTII I K 'Ib--Il 4 U... In lxmiu.-Q: mln.-mmn ,x N -Ac. 3 l up XX . . yu up I- x ..x- . mx x'NUf,w.- xx.. .. un RUlH'.IlT nina ' Mu. IAMICS ri. Mn' , Numm nth1'xnltlrs.l A Sf-i 1 - Sm-i..l 51,,,1,i.,, Bllwvlx-SS W ,M ' n XX MIK. Ll.ll'10N b.. NlURRhl.l. , , Ax lfmlliwlx Uh Aehl.-nf liuxim-ss xlmmgf-f MRS. MAHIIL D. ONLII. llusim-as limlucuhun MRS. RPIHNICE P. OWEN Sm-iul Stmlim lfollllxvlnr MISS FI.0Nl'1NlfI'f PAIUC Appam-I M.muhu'hm- and D1-sngn : J , , Si Q Y - f 1725 .7 A5 -1 - ., giszmwiz. 52 , ,Q Mn. IOHN SIXIXIUNS llvml Foextlmll Couch Sm-ml Stmlu-s Q' MH, EDWARD H, IIIOPEI. Am-rult Engines MHS. l'llUDl'1NllE li ll0l5l'll'1S liuslllvss l'1Alu1.mm1 MR, WILLIAM F. SMITH MH. LLOYD S. SMITH - N ' , 4 . l' Lk-rclmmliaiug and Aclvm-rtiaiug Ammn M'f '1 '0 l:0N m..,, S111 sTEEW ., . log. .8 MH ll MR I W HMNTON Mu, w. c. lsomcw Ih,,j1f Vn,-I X ,Ml Gntnm -1. vu, WlII.l-HM '11 IHIWWI' xm. mms nunumm JX,j1,,, H,1Fl12',-,j,' X Vucxmunul ,-Xxlrwultun' Df.,m,l T,.K.h,m.m,,, ' ' V ' L ' ' ' Sm-ml Stunlu-s 7? N0-519 X 1,1 MR-Igx2'E1:'l?hf:-x3EQm'AN ' Phfwrrllxfv' I-11.-1-ml-..l r:....m...1..-.. ' - A-,M nn I N 7 Ky, X H00 .um,, YMOND ICUSHCI-TNS , . , . . m 4 , was I-Zl.lZMH'.'lll mumwm. Mull hdnmwmu N451 'U 'NX X All - , P-1' -5-S If X5 K' ., , . . , 'Mfg , vxoyxtxld UNA, wflssnmuglg f.Af.DWEl,l. MR. IOSEF CHAP0 Mg, GENE qugnk 1f,,xi,'ifn,'h.N I' xlyxk 5,42 NQXX ' 'm M c Diesel Engines Sucml Shnhm -'X igdu. ffm-NF x I ,limo Track Crmrlx 'fl-'n,,, -l.I,y xX Nm X . Q. x WN oxu XINS lfS'l'Ill-'li VHUXIX Q I A . .. . Uh I .ml lb.-pumm-m llc.--l xx V' A .Nu K- L sl-M..-.-,xlm..-.....f..-N U MII SAM ICZNUI, hvlvlwn- .nml M.lIllmvr.ntu-s DH, ROY S. Hl.l.SYVUHTH Dvntul Axwixmxlh , :XNX ' Vxul MR 0'l'l'O R Xl CRISINI K xxxxxwxxixxl--1K ' In-lim-.1 1wmQv..Qg NRS xxQ.mx--NN N E K -ff sfiiiilx . Y - , i 7 KN J' If ,, :gg ' QQ If '25Y?j,55'E5, :Q , wg x Q X A i flf- H , j .qi ' MISS IHENE CUMWNG5 xnss lwtuxuzl-1 mrzxs ?fI,f,,ff 1r'1f7. . D-'1'1'fl'f1l:1'EFl'-'ll ummm.-H lc.1.m.:e-m fm., 6v,11,,,',A Serin 'Kmws 'INUL ' 'A I :J MH- JOHN U FW? mn. s. 1,, CQ-orgr Relawd Dmwmg Signs and Displzw MN. IOSICPH H. GRAHAM Ormulwnkzll lrul A. VV4-lmlu ng R Mu. unwm mnmzw msscznmzx-1u.uu.,-mlm gulf. ,., l Ra.laUfTx' s.km.-.- ICIHLIN1 4 'm,,. 1 K ' H-:Ili HMI 1-,,,4.,hg'x- JAN UARY KS B , O A ide fit BARBARA IO ANN WILKISON Secretary-Treasurer Jar MR. IAM ES PYOTT Sponsor OFFICERS LONEY F I-. -CH 71613 Pre,y,g,f:,5?RESS HCDNGDK STU DENTS Barbara loHnn Wilkison FIRST HONOR STUDENT Valedictorian Barbara JoAnn Wilkison, president of National Honor Society and secre- tary of the class of January '53, was one of Tech High's most valuable students during her six semesters at the skyscraper school. A Business Education graduate, Barbara plans to continue her education at Stephens Col- lege. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Julian Wilkison, 530 E. l7th street, Hialeah. lohn Alfred Dreyer SECOND HONOR STUDENT Salutatorian John Alfred Dreyer, voted by the class of January '53 as most likely to suc- ceed in life, has entered upon the occupa- tion which has always been his major am- bition-he is now a pilot for PAA. John was a licensed pilot for two years before his graduation, having flown his own plane for several years, John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Dreyer, 2928 S. W. l2th street X Nad. J H NUHRY GRQDUHIES I-sw' 915 4 9' no pg ,IE wivblililitl' 2365 dl YPHf71f 'ifUZ Wm , Pill 509' Qouil X09 A Receiving trade certificates with thu january class wore, lm-ft to right, Robert U7 IMI' SF, fhlcwfi 1A1N, 5' ngcill' ,Q 1101 01955: Baker, Automotive Mechanics: Maury F. Bloch, Autoinotivi- Meclninics, Norton H33 uf llq,V ? lfffh' 52,4 516, Vvfsx Mclntyre, Omamental lrong Harold Kamin. VVatch Rt-puirg unil Nivlvin J Spnnier, W,HO, 'H 5? Ur yliflxgxlo Phntmlraphy :fuk-.rl ffl: Dan N490 . lr 4y.,. ..x.,J -on ,1- 1.UN1'lY 17111511 CHl14DRESS Electrical Construction Vim- l'n-suli-nt Senior Class Senior Committee llonor Roll S1-nior Year B-Qquail Football PAUL D, CAFFAN Electric Motor Winding Six Sem:-stars Sophomore Class Vice Prvsitlelit Student Council Bowlin?. Dann-, Debate Clubs ,uttering-n's Club Tennis 1951, 1952 wHo'sAwHo-Wm..-sr Boy 7 Y Tennis Te-am Captain 1952 JOHN ALFRED DREYEH Aircraft Shop WHO i WHO- Most like-ly to Succeed VORIS H. GRIFFIN THUMAS lV1l.l.l.KM DlXUN Signs anal Display Qlmliift Shop Six Selnesters Honor Roll Five' Sc-mvsters l-'Ing lfootlmll Shop Foreman LEONARD A Ll MONCEU ,I VVILLIAM BOONE KNIFFIN , xg Automotive ML-channcx Automotive Nic-guiiiics . gil l' Shop Foreman Varsity Foot a W' SWV -it-W wHo's wnor mn Intelligent Roy 2lf.i,,,N W Inf, LOW l,, 'sk Sh D N -il-, . it- gw BQWV- wuvx N.: xnxx l t til l A xii-VD l - on X , . Uni 0 mio' Wwtiff U-ttc X on 'Wd is . 53501 SAM www' xv-S' l' , ROLAND EDWARD MAZZOTTI ANN WILKISON Education WW Ye 's oevlw 0 FRE mural xEB0ME qslwatneiwrrdciit t.,15--v lEfKT-ego -n. 'bi l Qtnel l'li,,,tnH ' grwpy' l NX 5' Diesel Mechanics Girl, EDWIN PAUL MmCl,AlN Aircraft Instruments Shop Foreman l951 Senior Class Activities Committee Advertising Sales Third Place '52 WHO'S WHO: Rest All 'Round RICHARD ROHERT OAKS Automotive Mechanics i Six Semestm-rs been-tary-Treasurer, Senior H Class President, Class of january 'Sl WHO'S WHO: Most Popular, Rest Dancer 'fwg.,, P NORMAN A Lu' Sf- - Mavhi :N mor Am-I l ffllz PE 'Ptlql K,1f hu Whu q V. . 'fri' ' 3 Ms- cu ,X f . .Q W H5 Ks.-4 W f A 'WH QQUV X.,1.x f ' L 1, I-1, ,V--W ' ,F 'G 5 Q '1JQ,f'-3 0,8 ,A-1+ L f , 4 .n .7 ' V , R Y'1f.,,? If , -E k j i k X1 1 2, , ' , 9 1 , , 9 I , ..,h - ,,,, 1 f- p A ' 1sAH1mnA ju ANN w11,1c1soN LINDA JEAN CAPUW-Nl Mun Im.-llagl-v.: Girl WHUPS' Cl Bus! All 'Round Most Athletic K3 W. f Hz' .199 Jo F c.M'auI 4IOstllNA vlfxxl wmmiy ' naws, xl: W Lili. 53175:-YEH Mus A U00 WILLIAM B KNIFFIN Most Intl-lligc-nt Hoy ima I-ONE? UAW W C xx Xx X'xCQx.,w'x 9 , A WN R , ,thkit-'ljiiiolfbhsd ,. fl I. lun, D ' .S .. lc' ' 'Lvl SPE -1Af,.r'l,f'L1,g1 I 110, ' rlh. 'f'c',.,'l. . A11 upto- px I Fl . ' ' 1. . ul UI! If ,ph of ll' lx dl ,I ANUARY SHP, DAY P11513 ' . 'll , I . fkfxls. ' .Ur ffspl, ull xy 'fl ' ,f.'1,, ' llf, 4l'u,, .-IIHII. 113 I, l7K'1,,x. 'r ll, I I-I, 'luff h Illf. J v ,g I Pol, .s'f,,. I' ' ' 'KNQQN ' . 0 , ' ' - 4 ' 1 I' Y ,' : E , : o N X V I ISI L.. ' .A 'W . , X wvs wixtuw . , Y- I N1 X ox,-.xxxxgqgv U .x. Q,-AV - '!v,.v ' ' KXOVIK oil xX xx C- qv., XV1Ik1scm di'llVL'l'S tlu- vulvcllctorv auldrc-sa ORQDQIATIGN Ml.. lyyott' mitllhll Sljmmm mlimw his piclm. lmwl, Left, Rohn-rt Oaks, class prvsiclvut, prvsonts il box of cigars to with ilu- lmyg' Sponsor janncs Pyott during tha' scniur b1Illllll't, Tln- buck of I . bA E T that wcll-balrlmcrcd lll'ilil lwlougs to llowc-ll f:lIIlfl'l' JUNE- SCNICDH GFFICEH Tow Et?'70r gutegigni 'ce P, OU we ' , 151 Ann jackson Secretary Mr. K. E. Bare Sponsor ewyfifon ,37- 3 janet Shelton Treasurer Dennis Eugene Finkhouse mst i-ioNoR stuoenv Valedictorian Dennis Eugene Finkhouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Finkhouse, 652 N. E. 63rd street, has the distinction of not having missed a day at school during his six semesters at Tech High. Dennis represented Tech at Boys' State, Tallahassee, in l952 and served as treasurer of National Honor Society during his senior year. He was also a mem- ber of the Student Council as a sophomore. HONOR STUDENT Carol Hnn Booilick SECOND HONOR STUDENT Salutatorian Carol Ann Boalick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Boalick, 259 N. W. lO6th street, Miami Shores, was voted by the class of June '53 the most intelligent girl among the graduates. A member of Na- tional Honor Society and Student Council, Carol served as president of her home- room in l952- 53 and as a member of the executive board of the senior class. LOYD L. ACKERMAN Radio Communications jl'IA Nl'I'I'l'l-I A lil-Il ,li Six Semesters Radio Club 1950-53 lluvinesx l'filncntiuii Radio Club vice president '52-S3 JOE AIHAR Nntunuil lflnnir Society Mixx 'fi-ell lligll ntielnlaml A52 Tlffl Club llAlll'lAllA ANN HARl.flXV Dental Assisting Six si'llu'x!l'rQ Sfllilvnl lfriilliril '550-5l films n-pn-wnlnln-v '5lf52 llaiimv. Clee iflulvx '50-Sl THC Club '5l-FH Swea-tlienrt of Tiff' lfluli '52 Maljoreth-s '50-Sl llmuir roll '52-FH tx THOMAS AMOS Electrical Construction CRAIG A. BARDELI. if HARRY ATl'lAI.lS Electric Motor VVin4ling Student Council Secretary Letterinr-n's Club '52-S3 Varsity baseball '51 R-s nad football '51 Varsity lllmaseball. football :uul track 1951 Varsity football and baselmll '52-Sl Drafting Six semesters I.ettermen's Club '53 Tennis Team 1952 Shop reporter for Skyscraper News Student Council '51 Bowling Club First honor roll '50-51 ARTHUR E. BECK Cooking and Baking mvnq w, HARBOUR Qjlfiggnfggflfgll S egg: 3231: Guitarist, student functions TEC Club 1950-52 Third prize Ad Sales contest, Yearbook 1933 Automotive Meehnnivs Six semesters Student Council Inter-Club Council President Bowling Club 15152 Vice gresident Rowling Club '53 ltyseruper News stuff M, C. for Coronation H52 Wl'lCl'S WHO-Witfiest Boy x WILLIAM BARIMO Machine Shop Six semesters Intramural football '51-58 Intramural football captain '51 Pep Club l.UCll.l.E llEDINCFll'fl.D Hmilu-sw l'Islm'nhun Sax wnn-sh-rs THC lflulr '51-Sl Pvp Club '5l-Fil IH-p uhm swf.-um 'sim Shuln-nl Council lllnn-v flulu Kiln-orla-mlm-r 'SLM l,4-m-ml m 1952 lfln'1'rlt'.uln'rx' xx'vrrl.Alx '52 l'1llllnr'll1flflm'l. Skxsrruprr '51 Nlna 'lk-4-In Illgll xlthwulzull '52 lima.-xl. msc .-.,.w.-ml.. '52 X Fume ,mm-.-.X 'fum WIIUS WHO-lin-xt ill 'llnuml Curl NKNVIF Llili IKOUCIINFN llnsnu-ss lizlunnlmn Six wvlnwn-lx n.m.-.- cm. 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II Ilwllnullnvu .nd Elm-4-tri:-.ul Mrk. 1.-.-1. nf1....n. ws: 2 f-I NIHA I,Ul'l5lf KJKIJVIIJ lbw-nm! xmxrlnn Six wlllvxlm-rx Stn-I.-nz Hmm-ullimn-xp-n14linq 51-wr-tally '52-xii XI.n -- r .' TICC I lull ASI-'33 P1-x Llnly R53 N.ntlun.nr Hmmr Sm-n-tx C,ln'vrlvzulvl' '52 .uul 'ii xl. 4 IB...-1-4-. czlm- c.h.ln '51 1-urns ml I'lHlII.l'-YS CIIUIHIE f'li0Wlil.I ll Xlllll .IJ CHI LINS liuslnvxs lfslllc-.lhun Vnlwu-I .md Xlvllxmrk Yum- prmldvlnl FBI..-K '53 Sn sn-nn-xt:-rv Sllup Fore-m.m l lu.nt '51, '52 mom nm ctAs'r1,r':x1-xx sum ...ul mm., N AIITIIUII lIUlH.'XlZUI,l vm.: slmp l'rr-um.m, 5kurr.up1-r Nu-wx 'Sl ll.-...v W... pf.-Wi.-1-r 'ax ,Ml wtlvr fm Ymlrluml '52 '31 SIX u'llu'Nh'Iw Ei inn...-f xv, 1-1i,...uu.-.. 'sz ...H Wll.l.lAMl'1lIUl.l.l'Nl lflvvtrlczll l'nm!nu-limi Six N4'llu'kh'rx shop lr-f.-mn.. llmuu mll tluvn' uuux lflmn wnnunllm- 'Sl Rl .,. l. x i w xi xmz.-uuf'r ANN num lim...-wi 1-1.1...'..u.... in-p rim, IFJ Wi LBER GEORGE DAVIS Printing Six wirieate-rs liowlin Club . LARRY Dfkvls .. . B Mum!! flmumlf lmskdbnll ,51 llvfrlgcruhcui :intl .furxljumllllorung im.-114.11 'az ' 5' S'1'i Ki-y Club prvsiderit 52353 l'n-sislvrlt lntrr-Clulr Council '52-'53 Debate, TEC. ML-rclmridiso Clubs Howling Club Mr. Ts-ch High nm-mlauu '52-'SZ Y:-zlrlmok '33 printing umlitnr Pri-sauuui Skyscrzipvr Ncwx '52-'53 Mr. Tech High nth-mlzuu '52-'SK limllfwff PQVTUN- 3' ' ELIZAHETII Louisi-3 ni:1.i1mNTr J: :::wl'lTI Dental Axsisting ' Six svilu-atvn Honor roll thru- years TEC Clllll '51-'52 C. A A, '51-'52 Hoxtvss, Coronation '52-'53 ERNEST F. DONAHUE Dir-M-I Ali-1-limiii-N Assistant xlmp fun-:min CHAHLES ECI.lNCl 1H. lr. Businz-xs Educaliori Six si-rm-sh-rs Clem- and Dauw Clubs '51-52 Skunk-nt Council '51-52 , lntvr-Club Crnmcil '51 Q Bowling Club '51-52 Pm-p club '51-53 Biuul '51-53, Coluluctnr '51-52 J l'rvsiLlvlit TEC Club '53 j , First vice prvsulm-nt, Stan' TEC Cluh '53 ' Drum Major '53 i FBLA Purliium-ntnurian '53 Q J , Yearbook Business Manage-r 'Sl NlftNlll'1l-ll'iiVI1' Club Editor Skyscraper N1-ws '52 Vim lni1.uu .i'uu1 . . . , , . ' m ' Q jAui.s r, DRAM-. llgxtwxztlzzfsli Hill, Re-frugvratirgsxailiclugx :Iumlitimling -- 'rfrz ' -' 'H Shop frxrvnmn lhxln-llx,ill '50-'53 Iluunraululi- nu-nlmu All fm liuxli-tlvaill 'Ki Vr 'll-1-li Hugh :ith-n4l.uil '52-'Rv XVHIYS XYHO Xlmt .Xtlilvtir BEI IY ANN FAUSTMANN LEON Automolive JOHN D. FORDHAM Machine Shop Fifth prize Yearbook ad sales contest Dental Tlchnicians Six semesters Bowling, Pep Cluhs Student Council '51-33 Cheerleader '52-53 Float princess '52-59 Key Club Sweetheart '52-53 WHOS WHO-Best Looking Girl FRANK CALCANU Colnmereizll Art Six semesters Shop fora-iuaui Hand member '52 First gold key Scholastw Art Auulrmlx '52 DLNNIS liUGl',Nlz l' INMIOUSI- Diesel fffngines SIX S1'liu'Nters Yzilenllrtoruul Nuys' sum- '52 Student Couneil Ili-presa-vxt.itwe Treasurer National llonor Sm-lets Ye irliook wtwfi '53 ,f Fnsomumzx s, co1.maNm.ANK Building Cuustnlctlon Six semesters ,ff-Q 'Y ff. 5 , , , if . MINA FRANCES HAPT Diversified Cooperative Training Apparel shop four semesters TEC, Pep :incl Apparel Clubs '51-52 DCT Cub '52-53 Student Council representative '50-Sl Homeroom secretary '52-53 MARTIN F01 DSTI-.IN Printing Six semesttrs Tennis tram 57 an CHARLES HONARD CRAY Diversified Cooperative Training DCT Club Ext:aieurriculnr-eight trophies in model airplane eontestx DAVID CllAYAS tiaullo-TV Service' Six M'llu'NtrD Shop TY supf-rxisor Honor roll sn sm-un-stvrv Nntnuml Honor Sofia-ty IIAXIES DOUKZLAS IIMIIC Autmnnhw- Xlvvlmllivx Fontlmll '52 l.u-tli'rnu'n's liluls '52-Sl VVll0'S WIIU-lln-al lliw-su-il llov fi MARY ,IRAN llAl.l, Signs and Display Six wiiwstm-rn Comilwruizll Art '50-51 Stuflent Cuinwil Playml Alia-v in Ti-ch High pug:-:lint '52 Vlforlcctl on Ti-ch float '52 NVorlwcl on Yeairlnmk layouts '31, QUHN ll llAllT llau in lfmliiiiiiiinumoiis Six svixivxtrrx l'n-sul:-ul lknlm iiluli Vim' pri'sulz'nl Tlill lllulr Fmmtlmll lr-lu-r 'Sl .Q SUSANNA ll. HULLER Commercial Art Six svliivstvrs TEC null Pvp Clnlw Nutmiml Honor Sax-ii-ty El.liANOll ll0UCll'l'ON l'lmlugmpliv Six avlln-sh-rx junior clnss ri-pn-wnlntlvr S4-niur 1-lun vin- urmnlvnl l'n-girl:-ul l'4-lu fault '52 Trmmiri-r Shnlvm limmul '52 Cllwrlm-xlilvr '51-53 Co-vupluili. flu-1-rln-umln-rs. '52-Fil Slcyxvrxqwr Nvws ruluiumst '52-Rl Tlilf, Nl:-n-lmiulning lflnln Plmtn 1-slilur Yvnrlmul. 'Sl Min 'roi-ll lllgll nth-mlunl 'Sl-52 Mins Tm-1-li High 'SLZYSK VVll0'S W'll0fN11Nl Pnpulxlr, Bi-xt Dn-ss:-nl 'Q-. J I. I X. El,lZAllETll ANN JACKSON Signs anal Display Yi-alrlxonk stuff 51-52 Ycarlvoolc shilf '52-53 TEC Cluh Pep Club Holm-roonx sl-cn-tary Secretary senior class Flon! princess '52-33 Yvurlvouk am stall 'Si Yr-nrlmok nrt vnlitnr 'Si Yi-nrlmnk ncnxitios cmiivnittvv '53 Sclmluxlir- url auwamlx lirst prius Num-rl Must Yxllimlmlu Slmli-nl ...Q i 1 NATAl.ll'l N. lll':lfKl.l'lll llimm-wx l'1ilm'.utiuii xl.-g Lllulm '52 WHKTS WIIO-ll--xt l7alm'n'r Avlalhun Six Sn'lilr'wI4'rx lm.-nlmll '50, '51, '52 1..-ii.-i-.-.1 ,....,.,, .....i r.-...Ur mir. - .-rm.-..x Lflulv Wi- pf.-sill.-.'.i 'sz All lilly limmnilrli- nu-nlnm, lrmlluill '51-52 ,. . .,, P lm.. I.-i-v. uma. .mix WIIOS wmm umm 1-..p..L.. nn, f3rl'l l'YlC -IA X4 l-Zh llimiwu 'l'i.mum1 Ulrls'Snlll1.ill'5l l'lu-vrlrnulri' '52-5-I in-P i:1..i. NYIHYS XYIIU - Xhlluwl Cul llli,llAlll7 immx Ill slim Urllnlm-nt.uI limi .mil lll-lmlmq Samir-nl 41-nm -I ..lmn..z.. ,I fTAlill0l.l, JOHNSON Dmillug Su will:-xlvrx skw...,wf N.-wx Kem 'sz ,Q i S l'ilCHAliI7 Alil.l'fN Kl.lNl'f iinlwivlwrrlzil Ar! Su svluvstrn luninr 4-lun vu-1-uutwv lnmnl Shnlvnt ffolmcil '50-Sl Shui:-nl Iinum-il l fl1'1'lltlx'v lhmnl '5l'52 K.-y iiluh ff.-mm.-f 'mm Sinn' mmm-ntmn K1-y flluh '5l. '52 Dnnvr Clnh '50-51 TEC Cluh '50 52, S1-rg:-am-nl-arrm '51-52 Scholastic- Ar! Awarzl: '51-51 Nminm-I an award '52 AAUVV nr! awnnlv '51-52 Y:-uhoolc art stuff '52 X ix K 1 Six svllwitf-rs Trac-lx twun 1952 J I RD KH I Fw IAXII-IS EIDVAIIIY KIIHIHNICII LENVIS llllil A 1 A A Sin Six xi-nwxh-rx 'IT1' l'l nh Yu-v pn-ml.-m Xl.i,4m Flu llmu Ihmlmgl h wrap:-r Nu-us rvpnm r A XI.u'lnn4- Shop DFRIIWIK Shop fun-m.u1 Six svnu-stvrs p,., 431 Q Shun fmfm-m 'wx ' . I H E H350 lm-Sari.-ue sr-lil.-ne mm...-.I 'iam 1a5.,.m. me m . Yr-alrlumlc chili Slcvwrzqwr N4-ws whlfl 52131 Mr Tvs-h Hugh Mtvvulullt 5:2 NVHUS YVllUfl'ln's! ljullvvr TOMAS ALLEN KNICK Radio-TV Svrviw Six smnesh-rs Shop fnrvvnan '51-5:1 Senior shop supvrvisnr Public address xystvln-sn-lmol xm- nnuncvlnonts, dm-dicatlrm ni Hut:-I Linclsvy Hopkins. Tm-ch High cnrrmltion '51 '53 l,0lll'IT'l'A Kmxii-zu v 1 , KENNm'n nz. mzllxi-w ll'-fi'w'i Ul '1 ' .-xiief-.mem xl.-1-l......m sn W...-xr.-H Shop inn-m.uu thru-v yi-.urs VVH ,l.l NNI KN! N5'l.l S Dmitlmg Six u-nu-sl:-rx llnulx In-.un thu-4' X . -um n.-.mi -'..,-ei... 'n 'l'hn-1- mm- I1-in-mm. I.:-Mvruu nk Vinh 'l'lil' l'Iuh lh-I Sunil.-m mls' hzlm Vmnu :I wi ,sl MAINIIIC CYIWIICIKIXIC XIXKINICSS u-mln-ll c,m.,n-...mv 'l'...nm.u 535: MUIKIUNJ K IIVVINI hu M-nu xt-'lx tookm: .oul Ihkunu Tun xnuuw Xppan-I xllolw DUN II MKXIUN KIANSUN Aviation I'I.nu hfollmll ul l'n-ml:-nl Xmmu-I Vlolu NXXKN l.llll Mlllllllh I'ho!oq1.npIux Six wa-llvuwlvlw Nlvuln Ill lllllxlx II '30 lJ.Alu'x' K lulu 4311 'ml 'll1l'l'IoIu WU 'ui V.-I, m'l..l. H: Gi l lu'rll4'.uh'l ,il Si lI..pl.m. flw.-ll.-.l.I.-M H3 n Il.uu! 30 Bi Xmrl-ook pl..-no mmmlmm' .N ON XX Ill! Xlml Xlhlvlu- l.uI 1, x Ill' I'lI KI Xli l IYI-K7 Ihmm-xx lklmuvoo A . -. 1-lx sr-Him: 4 --um-ul M YAl.IC XIOSK HIDRIJ NIIQSA D1-nt.xI Xwxtung TIT' Vluln Xlotor xva...h..g six W...-xf.-n ctm-,.l..r.m. .......1.u.-I skm-...pl-I x.-N Sm! won-I SLN-r.qw1 N-fu Shop .-m..,..m.-.- 1'.'..flN-UL srx IKUWIANIJ IUIIN XFII. lif'kYXlUND li. NICIMIN hmhon Aviation Shop hm-uhm Su an-uxncxtvrs Soul.-ou l'onnr1Imoy1 In I-'oollmll '32 Ion.unm-.nl xpmh Floor momma '53 S.-1-ood Wm- lor 5.-llmq who to 1,ouoo.moo R52 Six wllu-xfvrx Honor roll sux wrluvslm-rs -IULIAN HUISICRT NAIL lil:-mfriv ffonstllwtion Six s1'lxlr'sh'rw Shop form-mam lCl.AlNli I.UlllSl'1OHXI,-XNIYY Ilnxiin-xx lirlin-.ntioii Su an-ilu-wh-u NNNI' IN VSIC IWTN I K Am-.rn-I x1..r...a...-i...'.- ...ui im.-og.. Six wiin-sh-rx Simlvm lit-mn il ri-lln1'sn'lll.ilixv'50 Sloth-in 4 1-nm il .1 n-in.m- 'Sl 12 rm-I. ll.iivi-in 'I lfl' Howling l'h si t,.,...f.-1 m:i..i, r.-,....i.-r TILMAN PIIAGAN thilviiwt :nnl Millwork Six wlin'itvrQ Shop lorvlnani '52-5:3 Extrzwnrrim-1il.ir-n-roqnition lrmn Xlnvor lor work oo in-hool homl mov Q, t 4 lll'f'l-FY l,UllllAlNl'f llADFUllD llnsiin-ss Iimluvntioii Miss Tm-ch lliqh attenclnnt 'Sl-52 FRANCIS LEROY OWEN Radio Cmninnnu.-ations Six sernestc-rs Senior class represclitative National Honor Scwivty lluclio Chili treasurer Skyscraper News stall' BARBARA l'l'1Al'lLNlAN liosinz-ss l'fzlucntion CHARLES VVll.l.lANl l'A'I'l'I'IliSON Diesel Engines Six senwstvrs Asxixtamt Shop lorvin.ni WILLIAM W. UWENS Printing Six st-illlfsters Shop nwnnl 'Sl Skyscraper Ni-ws printing staff 'Sl-Fil Avsiwtnnt printing vmlitor, Yvairlvook 'Sl DONALD -IOSICPH RHODES Diversified Cooperative Training Six semi-vterx DCT Clnh Lettermen's Chili Basketball letters '51. '51 '51 Baseball letters '52, '53 Co-casxtain '53 varsity basketball tm-um Al City basketball team '52 Assistant sports editor Yearbook '53 HICHAHU l4l'llll.lN l'lI.KI'IN'l'UN Aviation Stnrh-nt lfonnvll '50-5l Mr. Tech High ntlvnslnnt 52,51 ll0lll'1ll'll NNTIC lhulio-TX' Sn-rvix-ing um-room u-pn-wnrntiw l!I5l'52 Nma.,....I ll......r s...-1.-my K1-v Vluh if .xt ISMVIH llflllllllllllfl IM-o!.nI -hmlluuq Fourth prm'Y1-znlxook .ul mln-x Uolllvxl '52 SJ L Slumlvut lfounvul ln-.axon-r 0233 l V Hum mNDoxj Elm-tric Klomtrm-hon lxnwlang pun! Workvd on 52- I-loo! Works-cl on oxluhlt lor Mmunlmfturvrs' l'1Yl '5'm ' 1 DONALD CLAUDE ROIZISON . ,- f , -Q AQUN Wlllln. 'WN 'l '4?'?11 ,. Hamlin-TV S4-rvwv Slmh-nl Loumwl n-pruuniux mx wnwmirx sum-mp.-f N.-W. ion '50-Sl Conolmtuon hull romnuth-v 52 Gr.-,gg Jun-slmml wrtxlu-.mtv K I WlLl.lAM N, HUlllfllTS Sluvtxm-tall Shop Six xvlllvxh-rx Shop znvzml '51-52 Shop lormxmu '51-52 lllfllTllA NUUTUN Iluxilwsx Pfnllwation Sit wvm-wtvrs Softhull '51-52 Girls' Stats- '51 mm muy EDMUND1.llYl7ZEWSKl lame...-W rt-lm-..fa.l.. Cmkillil will llvkinzz gi., w,,,1.m.N Six semesters WILLIANI I-1. RUSSICLI. Printing Sir svvm-stvrs Skye:-rnpor N4-ws pn-mmm '52 S1-t mls for Ya-.urhook 'Sl '33 i A is SAXISKY Dnsplnv llllslllvu Ymlrlumln 451 Slum-nqu-1 Sl :H 'T' 'dl Fmt pun- S4-hnI.mw Nn kwin-It Firsl prin' l l'M. l'ush'r vvnlutml ROBERT JOHN SHARISKY Electric Construction RAYMOND F SHAW Hdrigf-rutmn and Air Comlmmung CHESTER E. SKINNER Radin Communications Six semesters Chairman English class '50-51 Shop foreman '51-52 Secretary English class '52-33 ANN j. SMITII Ilnxinz-xx I'InIuvution Six svmestvrs DONALD STICPIIEN Automotive Mechanics Six svllwsterx Radio Communications Six svmz-sters Secretary-tn-asurr-r junior cluxa Football '52 Baseball and track '52, '53 I.ettc'rniPn's Cluh Mr. Tech High attm-'ndant '51-52 WHO'S WHO-Best Looking Huy HAROLD EDWARD SWIFT PATRICK M. TOZZO Signs unil Display Six xc'ilu'sh-rs Stiulm-nt Cnunril ultvrnutq- tlm-v yi-un Illtsltvtlmll 5'0 I! xqniul Iootlmll '50 Vnrsity foothnll 'SI uncl '52 Fuotlmll vu xtnin '52 All City footlulll It-nun '51-52 Ruxvlmll 'Sl-52-Si Prvsidt-nt Lz'Nc'rliu'li's Clulx '52-51 Sports vditor Y:-urliook 'Sl WIIOS WHO-Ilvxt All 'Round Roy Mr. T1-ch High nttvniliuit April' 52 CARL EINAR STRIDFELDT, jr. ROBERT II. STROUB Aviation Six si-inestvrs Stnnlvnt counvil '51-52 Si-niur class n-pnlsvntahvr' Nutiuiml Ilonur Society Aclivitivs uunniittve Yvurlmnk ' Antomotivv Mechanics Six saint-stars WILLIAM E. TAYLOR Drafting Flag football two yn-lux Tallfnt xhow prizvwinncr '51-52 I'Iny1-LI Whitv Knight, Miss TQ-ch High paugm-mit '52 51 Sltyxcrupvr N4-ws stuff '53 MICHAEL L. STAHL Mr-rcluuulising und Aclvvrtising Six svnivst:-rx Vim' pn-siileul Dvlmti- Clulx '52 Vim- pri-siclvnt Mi-rchzuulise Cluli '52 I're'xi4Iont Mc-rclmluliw Cluh '53 Shuli-nt Council cnhinvt CA-rtificalv uf Honor NFL Intvr-Club Council TFC und Pvp Clubs Contrilxutur Slsyscrupvr News Aclvvrtixing nninagc-r Yi-urlmok '53 IACK I'lUCI'fNI'l TOTII Drufiing Six ai-lm-atvrx 4 I'ri'sicI1'nt wninr vlan Vlw pn-siclvlit Nzltinnal llonnr Som Football '50-'Sl-'52 Lvtti-r in footlmll two vi-nm Truck 'Sl-53, In-ttcn-cl twn vi-urs liuslcl-tlnill '50-5l ' ML:-tts-rnu'n's Club WIIOS WlIOfMor-t Intvlligvni- Mme Lak.-ly T., sum-.-I1 -my Tflm . . ' 'fly NON v1Ncr-:NT A. TRACEY NANCY D. vocrgr ,vf-mi., U flnr, SVEB Machine Sh? Mc-ruhamlising and Arlvvrhmug . Sf' -111,1 4 - I THOMA 5591-5 Humeroom vice presi ent '52-53 Six w,m.Sh.m 'Vinh nl 'V w-mg, f'n,,,, 'Ili 12, AMESDRKX ELKCIS Student Cnuncii President Nlvrchnmllsirig Club '51-52 H, r ':u, -Qin -1 ll1,U 8 su sl '.wb mqrn Honor roll four semesters Seen-tary National Honor Sm-ir-ty '52-S3 14,,,2 2.rlj -QL 153 r 1 gy bm, 10 rm: ciuh 'sirsz N, fm..,,-Y' ' 1-if ' if ssiitmii 5 Advertising Essay Crum-at winner '51 ri lb-t,. l'rlr First m . J Activities liclitnr Yearixxnk '53 ' ' Skyscraper News ro mm-r '52-S3 VVHO'S YVHO-Nluxt Liircly To Siivcvvci junior editor Yr-nrhouk '33 r X I QM IUHN W'll.l.lAH YVAl.Ti'iR i ICINYIN N'I'flN'l'li.'tl'ii Shwhnl-tal Shop 4 , 4 Y Ilrqtlumg Six Sullestuh' 7 ,ACR YVITAN ER V Nw wivwslvn B squad husk:-thrill Sl-SL Printing I'-'lilijjil firm 1-lu.mm.n. 'Sl A squad imskvtball '52-Fil Six svrnr-an-rv Imck tt-inn INS! IA-th-n-d both yvars Skyscraper News stuff l1 ff1'fllI1'II's Vinh l,4'ttvrvrwu's lflulx Trinter '50-53 Bowling llluh Year mol: and salt-mrurri I5-tVllbll'1I.If1KItN RONALD XVILKINS lliium-t mul Xlllluvuk R Q': f 'f'.'Qif t w11.1,lAM H. WHITFIELD i?N:Ul?i, Wi? b Sn M-....-tr.-it H . ix S1 mu :rx Sheptmcml Shop .rr-iw . mnlu Slhup inn-m.m 'Nl .rg Six smnvswrs KSN ieiiwstvrs Hon! inn-num Sl-51 Shop supervisor EDVVARD BALDVVIN Machine Shop ELNIER BRITT Aviation LESLIE C. CHAPMAN Divcrsificcl Coopcrativc Training Cl ,OHL-X l l .ICISCHNIANN Dcntal Technicians DONALD COREN Signs and Display Graduates Whose Pictures Do Not Appear in This Volume ROLF JENSEN Day Trade Ornamental Iron WILLIAM SILVERS Elcctrical Construction ROBERT HEDCES Radio Communications MARIIORY IRISH HILL Photography GEORGE RONALD KIPP Aviation ALFRED LEXVERENZ Radio Communications BRUCE RICH Motor Winding LEE W, .IONl'lS, jr. . Q LEWIS B. TECK iversificcl Coopcrativc Training Diversified Cooperative Training DCT Clnh Prcsitlcnt '52 C1 D215 Club ,53 ass 0 anuary HOWARD THOMAS HYMAN W cosnfli- Photography , WMI'-5 .aa Mmwof Football and track manager 51-52 JACK J Cabinet -1 Dinner KCY Football manager '52-53 W ' TIERN -inan, X 51 afcb R EY Foulixlxilmii 52 i epail' ICIHGITI CI' You'1l never forget your school ciays, and we hope you'u always rememher PhotoRetlex, your Official Photo- grapher. We'u always rememher the fun we had taizing your pictures... and we hope you will not forget us in the years to come when there are other occasions you'il want to rememher PHMUR mwiittigi with fine portraits. 'U ' PtzotoReftex...a unique method of talzing pictures from coast to coast Pllotollcflcx Studio . . . Third Floor .liF..SlJ!'.9l5, Elcuuo Masquerndc Ball October r and Buddy ut thu Curonntion Ba - j Dressiuil dons euns lust film for Ammwx 5 . JUST PICTU S RE , U ll Machine shop boys at lend A Hnnd . , 5 I .-.M Part of the exhibit built by Tech gives 00 wg- full heahnant first row sv ' tr f Y 6 xx? ,nv- students for the manufacturers Expmition at Dinner Key in March Velma Hobbs and friend, nf Cnmmcrcial Art don spuciul outfits for spraying Y 1.1-nd A Hand dolls ,af , mir-Q Ma 'Une dolls be Hutiful ' . they ,1,,.,,d uzihfi fusgirhht ju :vm Jbing il: for boys ii f M . , Who Who JUNE 1955 A Q1- ! ' I Q Lookxnyi xx .aixlx Best A, M03 . NW Y Jifxdn SX' y Bedfllgffeld 'ld 1 lla t 220 Beuvglarx 5536, 3 fin- ' Q Best Dancers Natalie Heckler and Lewis Killen A YC B ettve ,IU Wmfcst ' -1:0 . ax est 01:39 A vm H in ,XXYO ' . I UC , X-aww XXOW A and foo A. E' Q' lllzlr Nw A -my 'O Succeee Toth M03 130326 and Gen CV ' Most Popular Eleanor Houghton and Iim Harman ' X Athknc GH n ffis 0 J UNE i953 Ca M0 t r01 A1111 Bffalfglielllzgent E1 U d Cclle Toth M Manuefff Athletic B Chee 0 - c1,eL,,y A East a' l ,300 rece 1: Y W --'K O N f Lt. Col. Robert A. Burton, jr., ln' structor, Military Science and Tac- tics, Tech High 1 The Browning automatic rifle interests Herb Katz, Howard Allard and james Thompson V52 5 Phil Shea and Yale Mosk demonstrate inspection of arms. Left, Colonel Burton, right, Lieutenant Joe Giddens, of the USMRC unit Highlights The Dade county public school system's first militar reserve training ro- gram at the high school level began operations at Technical High schoolpon February 2, 1953, with a total of 162 boys registered for the training. Because of conflicts in schedules, total membership stood at 134 at the close of the first month of training, and these 134 boys were in to stay. The perfonnance of these boys is more than satisfactory, and their enthusi- asm for militar training is unbounded, said Lt. Col. Robert A. Burton, lr., instructor in mihtary science and tactics for Tech High. Durin the first two months, members of the corps received training in infantry grill, military courtesy and discipline, military sanitation, hygiene and first aid. They also had classes in weapons and heard talks by Major Theodore A. Koschler, Air Force Reserve, on Air Force support to ground trou s. Early in April, the rifle range on the third floor of the LHVS building went into consu-uction, and later in April the corps began rifle marksmanship and ractice. , P Military training is a credit course, for which corps members will receive credit toward graduation, as well as toward college entrance. Should the boys go into service, Tech High will transfer their credit and a record of the military training received at Tech to whatever units they may enter. fi . . T. C . so-.., x 4 S NX '51 fn? 1- , j!,.e. - if A group of NIRTC boys impccting the 155 M51 l.onEIg Toni brought to TL-cn hy incnilwrs nf the USNICIK Unit who haw inh-n-stu tlwinsvlves in ussistnng T4-uh with its NIHTC program 'N -x r' S luis Jaf'k W,-UI sixoilfnah I if i' 0 Us hlstm t- lj, ul .HCR dar In Ill: I 1,U0,,F.xpLmI Imllh my x fi. -ry W4 ru, I-, 'Iv pf , ' 'lm ., A Lf, . HL i zu and ,yall lflifgcflrtllf. am ' lcv 4, ' A 'flu -, It 7? 1 li,, Hn, .Uh rfnn I1 ' fr. xystn fm K A i .?vi'1h W 'A .4 i '-V-1...,,. ya. Learning how the machine gun functions ure, left to right- Phil Shen, Yule' Musk, Herb Katz, junlus Thomp- Phil Shen and Yule Musk ut nlfnmdc Rest! Lieut, joe Ciddcns, USMCH, Son and Howard Allard T Sgt. Ardmr Loom, L,1,5crW, HW95 flll' nfflefs while Sgt. jack Goodman Explains Nl wifi 0 JUDI FILIUKL I1 ,.,......- ii .-. ..,- i li ,.. ...---A-- 1 1 - 5 -'ggi 4 karl V, V QQQH s 25 2 1 J 4 0 s l D J l 6 A inikc, is assxstc-cl in llCl' uct by Dnrotlly X 5 W0 Gl5llt!Ef, jam-t Boggiaz, Dorothy x let I. rf Lcvrt and Munn llvnfrm- fi Jr' 'ivvw my - - ,r- '4 f 2 24 fi 5 5 of B06 'x ylvjv.. ,qu Cat Agqlnnntul Dance Celgstm Cloria and Tc-clcly jan wow 'urn vb ' 1. A . -., .., ,, . ,x N' l, ,Mg 'Q in if 0 q ' :H , W' 5 7 A Q QQ .ay ,Ns fs ,sk Q Q'-5' S .Qu B Q . KW l -1- i l niihmw i . X f v I F .X tp I CH' X N f .' ' A - NW i l F - '. l 6 A if if y 'is it 1 'N l I N im. i 3 l 1 Q mt' .li . lrfw , .gg , I , Y fx i i ' X Lnttiv Smith. '52 Nliss Tm-lm High, I. ,Q 'P - , - if I f ' ' and lrivncl. Curl Strirlfm-lclt, -Ir. 1 V . If l f ' i L as -s s 5 L Y -V ' y , L - I - In l , I , , ,, 'ggxzghWQ5M Calendar girls, left to i'igl1t-Bvut1'in-v Nlotxlcr. jenn Hosta-tlcr, junvt Boggiu, liuln ' ' ' -'W' ' -. H . . Chandler, Dorntlly Cvnvst. Ann Ccrnglity. Put Crnvvn, Put llostctlur, Mmm , ,L HL-nfroc, Dorothy lic-kc-rt. linicl Pnlun and Anita Hall A -xii, f 1l-1-1 ss 'J . - teh 35 C . , . . limi- W - , Uttm wn. Sf-lm qelxmk Sf patfe f M BYO I wer iw ms 1 X . .ml P . A P0 Str, I nfltlc cas h . '1 , 4 5 Ann Patiugxxltillriimcm clc1l10l'5lr'ms Mafylou s .4 - ZR 5355 'md In y V ug. - Y Xlilfy lVz1rrfQl:fi8fdtlE rotary, CUM r argqrtit I cr, as 1 ' Tr ' fcm gnor UH- ' ' Y 'ar , V 1 fm If , ' A . - .X I f I ' . , TZ gli? KA, ' . .x ,A 1 , , x, -. S if 1 Mlggalwf ' U 'torms -- - Waneu ands file Malmette fill, orange Bowl 1 's t.. - ' ,tk H z 'x Nl'rKx S on 0110 0 X Shql lOl' . t - grade in APVW Paffille Miss Pare', Apparel shop instructor who directed the work of dressing dolls for Lend A Hand at Christmas, shows Beverly Bucy how to cut out a tiny dress. Other girls working on the project were Betty Maddox, Mary Warren, Shirley McMullen, Eloise Zeigler, Joyce Snelgrove and Amy Hackett HPPAREL Highlights When Apparel shop girls entered the lobby of the Delano hotel, Miami Beach, to attend a fashion show, they were asked if they were models. The girls themselves said they looked like an Easter parade in their Sunday best. Not only does the Apparel shop instructor teach the girls to design, cut and sew clothing according to garment manufac- turers' formulas.', She also teaches them to recognize smart lines in dress, to wear their own clothes well and to keep them immaculate, one of the great secrets of that well dressed look. Field trips to fashion showings helped the girls immeasurably this year PM group, bottom row, left to right-Miss Pare', Edwyna O'Mary, .Yvonne Even- den, Alice Neimy, Kay Fogel, Dawn Vance, Sylvia Cehry and Enid Polan. Sec- ond row-Louise Allen, Laverne Belch, jcyce Snelgrove, Beverly Bucy, Carmen Kirkham, Marjory Topping, Hernia Prost and Ann Brown. Top row-Grace Sawyer, Angela Wernsing, lluthann Dennis, Betty Maddox, Sally Young and Lucille Smith ii FV T Apparel Manufacture and Design, AM group row, left to right-Mar Warren, Margaret Tignor, Ann Patnik and Beverly Bucy. Top row-Patricia Brown, Miss Florence Pare', instructor, and Marylou Panzarino Sk 5' Vgik Q ef ' F - '- Q ? r -f Q e-.NP -Q F il .' fi V' A f ' mi i A V' 4 ' if AM shop, hottoin row, left to right-Carl W'orthmann, instructor, Richard Schneider, Coleman Sackett, Morty Levine, Manuel East, Ronald Renaud and Melvin Meyers. Top row, left to right-XVulter Morrow, Neil NVils0n, George Hines, Frank Smith, Frank White and john Kuester. PM shop, bottom row, left to right-Carl Wortlnuann, iustructorg Ed Rydzewski, Lawrence Whitney, jimmy Rogers, Don Cowles, Paul Mayott and Arthur Beck. Top row, left to right-VValter Morrow, Edgar Poe, Elmer Watson, Harold Hillard, joseph Hempeu, and Frank Kovacs Cooliinff aliakino' Highlights Cooking and Baking sho 1 this year has been a shop of interesting school citizens, including such figures as Manuel East, llonald Renaud, Melvin Meyers, Frank Smith and Frank White, of athletic renown, Richard Schneider, who has a real future in the foods field, and Buddy Beck, the schoolls favorite guitarist-all of whom are at home at the range. On the more serious side, Instructor Carl Worthmann has been doing good work with both morning and afternoon shops and is turning out competent bakers and general cooks- jj, Neil Wilson using a broiler under supervision of In- structor Carl Worthmann. Walter Morrow and George Hines glazing Danish pastry 'W 'W' -ag. lichard Schneider, left, making up loaves of bread. Coleman Sackett and Morty Levine working up Danish pastry Frank White engaged in quantity cooking at the Hotpoint range THE DOCTORS OF THE DADE COUNTY DENTAL RESEARCH CLINIC EXTEND THEIR COMPLIMENTS AND EELICITATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 4 entat Assistants IN SINCERE APPRECIATION OI: THEIR COOPERATION Alvin D. Earver, DDS PRESIDENT Dental Assistants, Qllass nf 1953 B b ra B l Gloria Crowe Shirley Humphries Isaura Rodriguez Carol Sue T k Ch pl Elizabeth Delehanty Caridad Mesa Charlene Simpson Jacqueline Wh Rental iilerhnirians, Glass nt 1953 C IA B l k Nellene Braunstein Betty Ann Faustman Gloria Fleischmann Ralph Wym 5 1 ' ' J X' Q 4, L J L, Q 4 'Q' V 4, . fi A Dental Assistants, bottom row, loft to right-jucquclinc NVhitc, Curidad Mesa, larbaru Barlow, lsunru liomlriguoz, Churlcno Simpson and Elizabeth Delchunty. Top row-Carol Taunurkin, Shirley llnmphrios, Dr. Hoy Ellsworth, instructor and Gloria Crown. Absent-junio Cllmplcs. w 1. . ' '9'qc1fC,,. 57 The prosthetic group, with Dr. l l'l'tl Tyson, chnirnnui, at fur ond on the right, Drs. Prcnsky, Davis and F. F. Taylor, right, urn lmoing assisted by aulvzuicccl Dental Assistants. At tlnr X-my on thu lctt is Dr. Sclnnnpcrt. 9 4 DENTAL ASSISTANTS Me,-F' Bert ,, Vvqlt ,f aI1dD ' 011, Sup I 1 of higtglgftssistflglzsfjf and Com I, ' lllty to keqi ff? is czillgclllfftggir of the D JWOHQ 11.1 6 amb. Wlfzil C - - pp V -isgad ,. lmj . Y, busy and jl?f0rbec?ug: 'Dec DENTAL 'NM U1 Dr. Roy lillsworlh disclnsing, X-rays wiill ' zlrlvm- Simpson amd -lilC'll!ll'hIlC XVhii0 an-7 f V A ' ,Q H P V 9, 'FP' , V Dr- clr- M- Shirlvy llulllp1l1'iL's and ffzlridzul XIUSLI rmmim, sh mmlvl imprvssicms in thu lAlI10l'llt0l'y , th Lffml , 1 H721 mul D. -And Nu f- 1- Sf: - 'V fi , . ' lthv hmm ri bow llmtlson il-Hd 1 tlu- rc-' -If H- 'SIV 'v .Vg m'Un-uhnm POTS- yfirl,-in m Hin dv 1,12 :ff Hu- firxf .rim-a:v,GKD,Q 't 'x?-lz:1i,.muH 1 fm I . , . HSQHSF 'n 1.1 ,MIWU ' ' Wm. ilf - 1111: lj- f V mi X ' In- p Q 3 yu-d Yff50fx.RNrgX5n1x1, to Lend NAU rjnthf Svcond. If -l '.!1' ll:-4,lii ' -'A' .Un flu- 1r StIn'l1 X LDT VP Lhm Wqkk- . rh.. right iviricl Dr. 'uhm Y:s1ff,,g fl' tif-lt, D, ' I .I . . n i, N 'nrt A 1 Ike-llwx lgt.iWlIf,llff1. JH HN? tmruln N r Fl 3 YJ4 Z- ,rr Y vl Dr james L Armstron h ' DENTAL CLINIC . . g, c zurman of the Removable Bridge section and Diag- nostic group, demonstrates for Doctors NVinton Churchill, ja k S 'l' IC eitm, 1. A. Howard, C. R. Arnold and C. Balber .MNT . h 0:31 SHIEQYY l Lrforms an alveoletwmy nglhwileue Simpson, Dr . - A - A1 1' I , I Q I 1 . t Hn Dr. John K' Pllllageth Delehzuxb' Lgsghlgavith marked mteres Counfylg Farver, pr . clinic, With En K1 Carrie M953 0 Ulfiil Rl,wfs1Clc'1it, D lame Chaples 81 . .uclz Clinicadg j, . , D. . N, fn . . fn :mr h 'A i ' H, X l 0 Z . M4 , 'V 'K , DENTAL cumc 1. Seated in center is Dr. Alvin D. Farver, chairman of the Cold Inlay group. From left to right, other members are Dr. Celia C. Mangels, Dr. Tom Price, Dr. I. W. Fuller, Dr. YV. Edwards, Dr. T. C. Henslec. Dr. Nl. Serotta, Dr. D. D. Zinner and Dr. XVilliam Schiff Doctors H. K. Terry, H. NV. Cook, chairman, j. W. Fuller, Henry Renedo, lr., and C. Coleman, of the Ortho- dontia section, discuss a case while the youthful patient relaxes it 0 I Dr. john S. McKenzie and Dr. Frank Coret. co-chairmen of the Periodontia section, discuss a periodontia problem with Doctors Nlonroe Farber, XVilliam Davis, Tom Price and other members of the group Highlights The Dade County Dental Research Clinic has been aptly called one of the show cases of l.IlVS. lt has attracted nationwide attention, not simply because of Miami Author Philip Wylie's widely read story in Cgronet in 1950, but equally because of the excellent work being done here by Dade county's pioneer- ing entists. Through the Dental Clinic, students in Dental Assisting meet and work with the public while observing and assisting the 120 Dade county dentists who each give one day monthly to caring for the needs of indigent people certified to receive dental work. The Clinic is thoroughly equipped, with nine complete dental units, every modern instrument and all the su plies that are to be found in the finest dental offices, and all of this is of course at the command of eacli participating member of the Dental Research group. 1 Dr. Lcmmrd S Turm-r h . , c znrmzm of flu- Anmlgzuu and l,0l'C1'lillll group. pm' forms an apic-m-clonxy as C0-cllalirmam lla-nry Crm-vu Cplaicl shirtl nml Drs, Wendell Wllvtstmw, lim-n llolzinson, lliraun P. Manning, David l,0VL'IIlllIl and Iorgv Cralczl ullsvrvc. liliznlmctll Dvlvllamty, D4-ntul Assistant. looks on with interest lau lllll H X T S xvlkll v lull nxmllh ' A ny . 1, 1 wyymxy.. Q i Guam.,-gxtxxw AMW K, www DY' A. l .X x DENTAL CLINIC Dr Ric ' hm Chl . Und fl fggthp and , rs. Tvndri nina gym, r, Ulm' Ch, S. - P-lm,v'1, , jd H. F' . fzmif. Egllff Crm-1,131 fI .S:lg1lt1 in Ir ,,1.1IJlc'.v Hsxisklr Akon Olmiiilf mznul ' ' '- :md 'l 4 .ht Fl K'lYlt'leu0 Bnuxilllj len to I , N l Q ' . bt-fn! . ,Barla.tr.l xglolettt mf,-V Cm Hilti X .U am 'neg' l- ' vu to T - S .hoe X Tx A V t , R A . 'ic ' l deY50'l' xmulmf ttixrldon omrl1.x:::wSYdL Dalulx soxxyt .Mx VM Sl 'l i ar. W xN'ilW 'l vane. lf- HWUS V,iit'55,.itY Xxosun. HK-Yhcft N .K NN ll lwiw' i'lt!.l'l xxx-gglxt. my T09 BUY Dc-3 rltal TEC!-INICIQN Highlights All of the 16 worklwnch seats in Dental Labora- tory 305 are occupied. and the boys and girls are tloing fine work. Tliey not only tnlfill tht- l't'tlllll'l'llll'lIl5 set for the course hnt they also inake extensive repairs and alterations on dentures and appliances for incli- gent beople of this county. Through assisting the dentists in the Dental Re-st-arch Clinic. Sfll!lL'lllS gain valuable expvrivlice in actual dental office rontine. Graduates of the Dental TQ-clniician course incl rmuly 4-niployinc-nt in the greater Xliaini area. ANI shop. hottoin row. lt-ft to riglit-llerliert Waite, Jr., Chuck Holt-oinlm, Noll:-ne llrannstein, Kathy Pt-ttis, Carol Boalick, Carole Danley, Betty Fanstinan and llerliert Clazier. Top row, left to right-john Anderson, Don Tc-cts, Gloria Fleischinann. Xlr. Hans lhirgarclt. instrnctorg l jackie Pitts, llalpli We-ynian and llarvarcl Dawiw ,A I ,.v 4. ,X P . L - .1 , bv, Ulx If P Bvtty Fanstinun. 'Yullvg .' X . NU X 0.x K MV gs X RcawtX.gq Acuuxt K' ' U - 1, K G.. Ai,: M .1 Gloria Fleisclnnmm and Hnlph Wvymnn curving and polishing inlays tw lux llvxsliflu We H4'fl'4'ftW1'lff' lf-- Whuirini-Z a denture Kathy Pe-ttis. Carol Boalick and jackie Pitts mixing plaster mul trimming models AM shop, bottom row. left to right-Danny Hagler, Voris R. Gril- fin, Otis Fountain, jim Hannan, David Scoles and Neal Holland. Second row-Bob Stroub, Larry Shahboz, Ronald Baddorf. Ray Nelson, Elmer Britt and Don Manson. Top row-Andrew Raby, Richard Pilkenton, XVilliam Bulford, Frank Smith and Howell F. Gunter PM shop, bottom row, left to right-Kay Rogers, Ronnie McCrumb. joe Merritt, Buddy Newman, William Haddad, Robert Martone, Mr. Albert Toth, related instructor, Robert Murray, Ernest Ohff, joe Gaple, Dave Rabinowitz, Russell Coonley, Mitchell Hryckowian and joe Dixon. Second row-Pete Austen, Billie Thomas, Thomas Tillman, Martin Ross, james Reid, Wesley Kutch, Bart Hall, Eddie Lozier, joe VVorsham, George Steele, Bufford Robbins and Doris B. Griffin. Third row-Paul Gress, Harvey Ellis, Howell Gunter. joel Fast, Richard Smith, Ken McCrumb, jerr Colceroft, George Best, Mario Lounders and Bob Vlu t. Top row-Bill Cfiarles, Don Myers, Hank Gosch, Chester Matthews, Biffy Smith, joe Santangelo, Rich- ard Declccr, Robert Balough, jim Oakerson and Hinton Walker AIRCRAFT MECHANICS I I ll-lllghlllglhts Started in 1942 by the present instructor, Mr. W. F. Smith, this shop was occupied until 1945 with war production training. Peak of 400 trainees required 17 instructors. In 1934. classes for Tech High students were started in Aircraft Mechanics, and the shop has played an important part in the school ever since. Graduates of this shop are employed by all leading airlines of the area. t . . Agfgsf. ,E dx inslix UUYSK ml ,' af' Q A 5 , X v can QNVC In . 'MCC . . All NN x . x ,- uXVlllllS.lix Ynrlill xt' 0 ' gl ' Paul Collis, Rudy VVvnl0nlcr :Incl -Iolin Cial- clings working on il Coiivuir BT-13 s Q MY' NV' ii-on to ll 5121 3' ig T -Q 3 X 5 as .-1 S fl ,..J WVndc Semercna and Charles Hunkston rigging controls in thu Convair 240 cockpit A 'l4'iz.-wa' 'C ns.. ,gi X Ai M , , Efficient clonblv noodle mucliinv operation is practice-cl by William Norman, Neil Lett and lynltvr SQ-l1liltz,.lia1i'i'y Supp and llugcm- Installing tht, B'I',13r1alu1inL: Roflfll' Rmsbofvllzzh l'illli1'llSU'lIl Sl'l'YlClIlj.f il 90-A Moilmviipz' gem. is H new experience foil- Alnck Mathis. William Dod- son and jmnes VVillicr PM shop, bottom row, left to right-Mr. E. H. Riopel, instructor, Ronnie Mc- Crnmb. Edward Camacho, lack VVard, joseph Merritt, Robert Martone, joseph Caple, Emcst Olliff. and Mr. Wallace Corbin, instructor. Second row, left to right-Barton Hall, Robert Vlugt, james Reid, Peter Austin, Bill Thomas, Eugene Skinner, Martin Ross and Mitchell Hryckowian. Third row, left to right-Eddie Lozier, Kenneth McCrumb, Mario Lounders, Eddie White, joel Fast, Ioe Wor- sham, Robert Cillen. George Steele and Chester Mathews. Top row, left to right-Charles Richter, jimmy Oakerson, Donald Cheatham, Richard Smith, jerry Colceroft, Donald Myers, William Charles, Paul Cress, Robert Balough and Robert Ioynes Highlights Aircraft Engines shop was started in 1942 at Miami High school and was later moved to its present location, which was at the time an unfinished hotel building. The class was originated for the defense training program, and later included training of high school boys who came in from other schoo s for three hours a day. During the war, most of the facilities were used to train civilian workers for Army Air depots at Wamer Robins field, Georgia, and the Miami Air Depot. After the war, the shop was reorganized for peacetime training of high school and day trade students during the day and of veterans during the evening. . HIHCRQFT ENGINES AM shoo. bottom row, left to right-Mr. E. H. Riopel, instructor, Andrew Rahy, Rowland Neil, Larry Shahboz and Mr. Wallace Corbin, instructor. Top row, left to right-Richard DeFortuna, Bernard Bright, Everett Holland, Frederick Smith and Ronald Baddorf. Insert-Dzsnny Haglcr, who wandered in one minute ate 5 Fred Kirkman, Mitchell Hryckowian and Ed White checking igni ' tion wiring on the Allison 1100 HP engine Bernard Bright and Frederick Smith working on final zissemlxly of Contincntnl 670 aircraft cnginc ff Onald B. addorg Howl ,I . and a CfHfr Neil Hn . 1 ellglne dn Ialflry Shahb Richard DeFortuna and Andrew Ruby installing cylinder on stand OZ Sfiirfin Continental engine g fadfal .i iTIHwCiwDf'T INS U TR MENTS 15,11 illf st ld: Tl0Tllly lllStI'llCtllIg lick kurmn lll ISSLIII 'I-Yfp ,'U'l'g bling of thx dll'lCfl0Ilill gym I 1 . wk.. Heil .wx qc'::?, ,V ' Hank G osCh- kk' and Ronme D avis testm g a stato T y ., 11,- -r , 111, . H Drk rirqm'ffrfyrllofrir 1 UI-I 1 .I . - II 1 . Dr . ' 1 - r. 4-tshirt' ff.lmnl r 1-1.- lc-,. fl' .w ,I ,K ffxdw. , , . 3' 2. 7. lack Tiemey and out artificial horizon x the LABINI: I Cx DUILUINU LUNDIKULI IUINI Burl 1' row 1 Corzgfnwt Q X ,. ' ' f to Q. 4 lflhiq 4 I - P rr. Im 1 1131 N 'A M K. Nl Rohr-ri l- Dlvcki to!! gfowfziizclliltiua,B 1:ili3ilVblx? ll I' fght-u T- 1' -3 Count' - . V , ,Jug GY. Ullsfw, , 'X - frpr . 'Q' zu . hnktmn r0W- hu-to-H Buh llP1'L!1.'.'klU- lmllllx . Knitlhk, Cliff ,WVU C 11 Im V llfllifhmy, 1 -Yfrllc-I AM Sholzl- ui A1-tluu' -'xllomll nhl NVitclu '- B0 l Tl nhl Collins fll'lIl1l4i11k 1 and F1 -,Y Tilliiaxurluldlfrw-N h-H In right- KT kwa gnngy and ll-If kr 'Wm' K l5livor N3- umm ' A K g x x fl A low, , Rzlvlnoud, Arthur Alfonso and clllllTli'W 'xlt'Y'llllll'I' Top mu la ft to 'rf B 7 , A - A A- . ' '. ' rigit- obby luiight, ,lanuvs Conn:-ll, Bon Hilton, Curl Czmtz, Ed Ponca- and Harold Botwin ' ,j, 1jf24xQ ' J!'s'4 Sf I , N xx Building C0nstruction's PM shop, bottom row, left to right- Mr. Edward Gregory, instructurg lqKlVVlll'il VVilliznns, liohcrt Alexander, Clmrlvs .lr-nsvn, August Hoppich and Larry Boyd. Top row-F4-lstcr XVhitv, Frvd Cnlivu, Copa Davis, john fylhlilfll, Ca-orgc l1llllI'L'Illllll0 and linger Singer cmssmn SHOP lllllll PINILZRHI using jigsaw Cary Aloxnndvr running n planer ' 1 1 , J NNN o ,I C, 'OI'1'1Z, ' 401if .Ind B oI,1N , ' S1141 rin, U ' I xv , . xnllgmxu on il ' ' 1011117 rx . Don Carlson and Arthur Alfonso squaring tzlhlv le-gs my s pc F 'till d Q opn D W' r rdc A14 ,. K ,- x'A. X s in Amd 0 2 D 'Wm m' we E , . 1 taking KH 4 I4 Dc' XVI . .a ' '. l'VU5 at-'z Fred apart uitnf t K X E l R U I Nw sc ,al x T. ed K0Sg3y .U I 3- Q A Y K. 4 R X bbw-y naihug, rafters fofm, LOW!! 1' . , I Pond L P nmf1,1 ying Kepxcr and LM' Y 1 hon - -' out fl jim 1 f A M 'A AL!-x WTFA .Sl ll' pliltvs El-ECTRICA CONSTRUCTl.0N WMQTQK ,f 5.7, :gr ,wx ' A ' 5 A ,j 6 eatin l Construction shop, bottom row, left to rightJl'homas Reno Robert Marks, Arthur Mitchell, d Herring, Second M Mot t0roSk, Ha?-iyxxindizlg sh o Elecuica Amos, lack Abramson, Roger , Wayne Hunt, Steqhen Fitzgerald and Raymon . row-lohn O'Neil , Loney Childress, Robert Sharislcy, Clifford Gouldy, Burke Sellers, Rudy Rindom, Richard Levitz and William Cullum. Third row-Mr. William Boden, instructor, lulian Nail, ' Top th ' W'lliam Silvers, Ronald Lehman, Earl Kilburn and '0w,Ba1iS, ph,P gm ' ' Cielo and Alvin Roland Browfgfe Asheaunfldbotto James andln Mr m '0w FutchEd Ra Sanfora left to illld Iliff, Bear yle W Sent mall, in Yale, 'elm wefe Ritfllc- bert john Bishop, r Rudy Cielo. Top row-William UIUIL WINUINU Electric Motor Winding PM shop, bottom row, left to right-Frank Puolcrcio, Burl Slu-uly, David Pykv, Don Kovallsliy and Mr. Sillliitlfll livilflllllll, instructor. Top row-Daniel Ashley, Sol llarris, Stunlcy Nclson, Paul Egorinivr, llolmcrt Fonts and Eli Truinor K 1 4-' X K X I Ken Lewis and Hurry Atlullis testing ai I generator als Yale Mosk winding concentric coils Qu if ,I O Paul Caffun installing thermal control in L1 starting compensator Robert Brown and Phil Shea rewinding split phase motors +1 Ll: TIUCAL 4 fr r vi , i .' Q . . ' rw ' ' ' li' ' J 't lb . l for William Cullum and Ronald Lehman using plumher's Robert Marks and Tommy Amos in- Rudlixggilo tgxlgliliiinlll mule and dies to cut and thread COI1Cllllt to size , ' ' ' ' - ' ' Af .li e K Il 5 Lenny Weinstein and Burke Sellers installing steel tube job, using Despart equipment CGNSTKUCTIGN gg g eb 4, ,mii is , - ' ,Y lnl - I ' ' . g L t, g gi ity 1 U .. ,,:,. -1. A - , if - 'fit' 1. - I0.:'k . ' 'HBH ' A ii r Q3 1 A 'fe 5 A A ....-we-fs . s t , - ,Mfi gb X. W N,,. - t ,ff it FT I M t iff ,k', gif 1 1 .. Loney Childress installing Romex mas- ter switching job. Herbert Katz install- ing intercommunicating bells for inter- office calls spa Cting lIlfl'I'IOI' ol 25 lxXV transformer I i, is t 3 'fi 'Q we Y' Ba Rudy Rindom installing lllllglll'fiC switch and stop-mul-start push button for motor Control HNDlG TM Gt COMMUN ICATICDN5 :ll-CQ1' 1 ' e 4 xg E w A Q I A 1, -, rsh . ' ,ggfw 1 x -4 G -4 .Ya f C v ' 5 1 K X3 1 ' ' 5 L. gx Y its Radio-TV AM shop group, bottom row, left to risfht-Anthony Iunco David Coates, Roy Stewart, Robert Caller, Xliehael Cintoli, Eddin Rroclcschmidt and Mr, lidwin A. Hadden, instruetor. Second row Ronnie Caunpbell, Tomas Kniek. David Cravas. Robert Rice. Xlikt jester and Argie Stzunation. Top row-Leland Harding, Richard Ofenito. Herbert llydes. Donald Robison and Robert Carr 'XY 1 1 P 1 N 1 P 39 AA 17 ' ldlo Communications ANI shop group bottom row, left to right- Chcster Slunncr VVilli1m Xlcf ill Ronild VVilkins, james Thompson, Ron :ld C imp Robe rt Iltdgcs I lox d M lu rinnn and Sigurd Michelson. Second rovs ohn Hlrt keith Ridu Robert Schmidt, Hal Puthoff. ItRox Oxuns Fdu 1rd Rordtn unts Nutall and Pete Burton. Top rovs Alfrt d I tw: ran! Robt rt 'NIQC lllj.,ll in. Charles Black, Nlr. joseph SCl9C0llt0 instructor C xrl Qtridlcldt VVivne Martindale and Wally Askew inn P! , 4 BQ Radio-TV PM shop group, bottom row, left to right-Kimball Murrav Frank Remmert, Charles Lauter, Roger Ellul, Eugene Turner, nicimgli Bergin and Eugene llowath. Second row-Bill Rodnar, Bertram Bloom, Arthur Park, Arnold Goldstein, Harry Aaron, Donald Hollar and Mr. Edwin A. Hadden. instructor. Top row-Tonnny Pittman Irwin Alansky, Charles . Edelson, Sylvester Pvka. Stephen C. Phillipsj Rob Conroy and Albert Crubsztain Radio Communications, PM shop group, bottom row, left to right- jaclc Moore, Norman Paterson, Eula Chandler, linnnv jones and Bill Chambers. Top row, left to right-Mr. joseph 'Seisc-ento, Louis Pea- cock. john Devine. jack Hamilton, Robert Crowe and Leo Smolowitz lvxuuu wwwum lm: :Um J Vi 1r'vs Blick cl'll'l Building thu oscillator-KIlicstc-r Skinnvr, ,iz if 1 - , ,. Striclfvlclt, jr.. Xlr. Sc-isa-vnto, llllllillil Camp, Ronald NVilkins and liolmvrt llc-clgcs 5 the rig Bob Hedges, LeRoy Owen and Firing lll - Loyd Ackerman UH f 1 PHO- Chin f-- G dt' hw C1 Chesfflr S 1d!'lf1.'1 B151 ,k I kfylllpr. C c -llld Rm 'AU-rl Stud 1-lid Cul ' Hip Handling traffic-Ronald Camp and Charles Black KAUlUJl:KVlLl: 'KA . ,QQ ,fb David Cravas puts a signa in . . chassis as David Coates checks input signal point on circuit. Don Robison, Sainucl XVIS and Mike jcstcr doublc check alignment and signal output -K uf '. 7 Lelan d H . me afdm U - Ricgts. Tonv jlilclieclts Circuit 1S1-el' . Co ,Sl,,, 'ag HI P llcmg 1, l .Scttmg ,nth o Jcrf QCII WF'-llnlf l f'cl1f W C11 CslLalJilC'lfO1' Nail' ff:-f1li4.n0i:x'slts align 1 l ' to a television ff0l2sc-rw A -f'fI',vl'c1'ki1is.s. Iilllncrt - auf B! J lx A Michael Gintol is checking circuitg Richard Ofe- nito, Ray Stewart and Argie Staination are checking voltages, using a multipurpose meter. Herbert Hydcs is adjusting the oscilloscope, while Ronnie Campbell is waiting to adjust dial position Eddie Br Sta . Ocksch . Vjdgljazozlbme Igichard Ofel ' ,V Davicj irtgiiigiz how Tfgoizjicl Argic ' is :md To 'flllSt th mas Km. 0 Ok O q,.,,- -L5 fin CVIC1Cl'3'l'IO N . AM' fa! refrigeration sliop group. bottom row, It-lt to riglit+lCml 3 2 CS l'1 't'. I , ' Toni Utt jnn D ik llol Xltlllll. llnllp Sannclers anal niy xato. Top row-Albert Case, Larry Davis, Donald New- man 'nnl XII' Mlslm Vioxlmx A tor '. instrnc' Donald Newman asscnibling a compressor lanil'S xjrukp ASS Uuyblilllxs il Hn Scruu, xt VO PM shop, bottom row, left to right-Kimball Murray, joe Roberts, Tom Bridges. Hill NVest and Nestor Agua-ro. Top row-Mr. Crosby, Henry Duffy, Stanley Sloane, Marvin Lowe, Alfred Moreno, and Frank Smith. Not in thi- picture were Murtin Birnbach, Raymond Faulkner and Picrre Morin. Mom- bcrs of the PM sliop nlicl an outstanding piece of work on sales of advertising for the 1953 yearbook Commerclal Art ck 513113 c, U1SPl3y -63 mm - l ' I 5' -ani ,Mon r 'f '-6 ' ' ' a Casa Slgi V. 'l l right-Ann imma jean Hall eman Pagldnf .fm . 'f ' lolt I0 W left 1 ' Top ' T022 q -. 1 fun , E To 5 r0 , . TQW, . O, L i l ATI Sll0ll' lllltlwqillim' Clmnalllf- 1 -ulll Dick Klme and D011 Glen fo Fig' , POW M Coinnwfchl. .' . llnllcr RW' . , . instructor, . OFFII. N Itxfaub. Jessi' Th 3 A Hulilli Nml Xi, K. l'-' Wm ' or show f C-flrdfy 'ash 1 vvvla Frwnli Gzxlgzxiilv. 1 - XFrvd Cao' Tlmniw D . H , , rip, Fmm, ' ' ixon 0 N99 sg 1 ' I : S , V f Va' l Q f N' 'Q .o . Ji ri Q -, 442- E 3:2514-:-51? ' ' r 1 sl .fy ' P if K Q lx' r . I PM Coimm-rciul Art slmp, lmttmn row, lvl! to riglit-Adrienne Hearst, Bzlrbalru Cushm. lin-tty Szivillv, ll1ll'lJ2ll'il Storey, Billie Bray ghopq row, and Cn-tu Nlortvim-n. Top row, lm-ft to right-Xlr. K. li. liairv, in- Mr. S. L. George, instructorg Alice Volmcr. Top row-Tom Crom- structorg Virginia Britton, Donm-ll Grin-, Arnold Levin, Ronald ley, Anthony Loring, and Mike Oliphlmt Xlits illlll Sllllllfll -lllllll'S V9 w f- nx H , T 1? ll N., pa 1 Q41 Q BP 'x ff , A, wh , 016 Cflllllywrpi I S il Art .-I s lop lmrd 3? , J ,, 5 l If Xvnrk 75- pi 4 . ,H xvofk . YLXUV 5 A, XXN crktici'L0S DW . s . xXu Sxxsxff F! x K' -3 I ! my jackie Kandel poses for g i esture drawing Mormng shop students view ll movie on art 1 SXXOX mx xuwm saws C1811 workmsl 0' ' ' H1111 a nihook Alum! I iv, thc VL- S 1 Pr: . ' . I It fyclnq lp tt '.u 1 Thomas Dixon painting il sign m Fred Coleman working on ax rc-plicu of the skyscraper school . l i f J n - Q KZ! ' if ...- . Q 2 A K X r'fi w .ggi 1 A Q., , Q l ' -:S X S. 3 .- .J , ' 4- . .i i ft.. g ' -'F' 'ff it 'bf - 1 AM shop, bottom row, left to right-VV. Owens, compositor, Billy Owens, Art Corlazzoli, Sheldon Nissinoff, Wilbur Davis and P. E. jones, instructor. Back row-K. S. Polan, pressmang Claude Bishop, Martin Goldstein, jack Weaver, Billy Russell and Herman F. Selley, linotypes Highlights This vear the Print shop has been of inestimable assistance to all departments in the school and to other schools in the county, having lent their talents to printing tickets, programs, tags and announcements for the various school functions during the year. The dance pro- grams for both the Tech High Coronation Ball and the Key Club's Sweetheart Dance were exceptiona pieces of printing. The AM Print shop did a bang-up job on the football programs and athletic post ers, and the whole shop did a com- petent job on Yearbook and school paper projects, meeting their deadlines as usual. Seven of the AM shop boys are members of the class of june '53, and five all-day trade students have taken 'obs in the trade. PM shop, bottom row, left to right-Ronnie Shank, Donald Gladstone, George Boukater and Russell Ingle. Back row-Albert Miner, Harold johnson and Danny Calgano. Charles Richter was absent when picture was made PKI NTING SHOP PM 'S X T J x , . Qv W ' ' YO Q lil Lllllilb Bishop using., tht nntt ring in ltlllllt Bill D ins Ophflfllli, the glltlil' s ws J as' FY Tl '- r5l1fSS, .V ' ERMPE Martin Goldstein cutting paper CONFE DTYPF lv, ' with the power cutter o Bill Russell Ind ack NVQ ivcr chlnging tht pac ing, on thc cylinder prt ss in prcplrxtion for printing tht school p lptr X. fl lb Art Corluzzoli, Sheldon Nissinoff and Billy Owens operating the 1lllt0Il12ltlC presses A IJ TO MECHANICS Highlights This year is the first year that instruction in the heavy-duty Westinghouse air brakes has been incorporated in the course of study for the high school students. This instruction has proved most interesting or them. PIIIIEII SIIIE5 CII. IIIC. 53 N. E. 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Back row-Robert Rogers, Stan Gadol, Frank Criscuolo, Leon LeRow and Philip Weiner YOUR BEST SOURCE OF SUPPlY FOR C ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT O REPLACEMENT PARTS AND SERVICE Clinton Engines Delco Batteries Delco Remy Ignition Delco Shock Absorbers Federal Mogul Bearings Cates Fan Belts and Hose Guide Lamps Hoof Covemors Bendix Vacuum Brakes Holley Carburetors Borg Warner Clutches Holley Iginition . Machine . springs Borg Warner 'V'joints Houde S ock Absorbers Carter Carburetors Carter Fuel Pumps Hyatt Roller Bearings Lorraine Lamps Marvel Carburetors National Oil Seals New Departure Bearings O. T. C. Gear Pullers Packard Wire and Cable Permite Engine Parts Prior Cas Tanks Purolator Oil Filters Rochester Carburetors S-K Tools Sealed Power Rings Shaler Products Tillotson Carburetors Trico Wiper Tuthill Springs Victor Caskets Wagner Lockheed Weatherhead Fittings Weatherhead Flex Lines Williams Tools Wix Oil Filters World Bestos Brake Lining Zenith Carburetors Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airirokes 1 FJUTO MECHANICS if 7 :- A - 4 9 1 -j .. .14 ' N . .fr if ' .t ,R'-- .- 'Q A AQ P Qi ' -I -1- ' . Lia :A 'IK'n 'Ill' 'Ulu 'Uhr -it-r. Charh-s Scanlon, john Caldwell, Ethliv Shi-ar, Robert Rogers I Vmncr, Frank Kay, Stanlvy Cadol, I.t-on Lt-Roy, jot- Ajhar. Ianni-s tinge and Harold Plank:-nhorn. Third row-Rohvrt Atkinson, lirich lit-rrrnann, Kon Lohman. Fred Rutlur, Torn lilaukinorc, Frank Crist-uolo and Rolwrt Prandi. Top row-Don Stn-phi-n, Ilnrold Swift. WViIliaun Cintron and jim Green ford, and Mr. Pat Marrnllv. instructor. Sci-ond row-Lyinan Duke. Philip group, Auto lib, bottom rovt, loft to rnght-lun Bryson, Lharlts Craw- I X . -5 Ngo' ,4- 31 1 AM shop group, hottorn row, lvtt to right-Donald Stephen, Lamar tiracewell, Thomas Pcrkinson, john Caldwell, Rohvrt Ncil, Lvxnan Duke, Don Hvicr. Edward Shear, Charlvs Scanlon and Charh-s llrawford. Sr-cond row-I.. Le-Roy, james Crccn, William Cintron, Harold Swift, Frank Ruth-r, P. xVt'illL'l'. K. Bryson, jim Huge, j. Rotlgt-rs and Torn Blackinon-. Top row-Mr. Lon-n C. Trask, instructor, Frank Criscuolo. Milton Blalock, Edward Bark:-r, Erich Hr-rrlnann, Robert Prnndi, Stanluy Cadol and Mr. Charles Kleinschxnidt, instructor i Auto 105, PM shop group, hottom row, it-it to right-Frank Kc-y, joe Santarono, Frank Mowroy, Leon Fortnash. Frank Pindcr. Robert Atkinson and Mr. Pat Marrally, instructor, Top row-Harold Plank:-nhnrn, james Carson, Douglas Morris, Richard McAdams, Ralph Han-knt-y, Ray McDonough and john Richter I - V . I 5 II s 5 nj'-vi s--,, ZO-41 i I 14 wuts! PM shopntfoiip, bottom row, left to right-Mr. Charles R. Klcinschmidt, instruc- tor, Leonard Fortnash, joseph Hazzard, Cvorgc- Scan, Billy Rosenberg and Mr. Loren U Trask, instructor. Sz-cond row-Roger Aguiar, Richard McAdams, Douglas Morris, Ravmond McDonough and john Richter. Top row-joseph Sautarouc. Charles Hillard. .james Carson and Ralph Hackncv Miillifiiii6S William Cintron, Tom Blackmore and jauncs Huge Ken Lehmklll, Joe Aihaf, Fred Butler H8l'0ld Swlff working on ai Cadillac als Mr. Mzlrrally oversees and Donald Stephen Wvfkiml fm HYdfa m'1t1C trans mission Erich Herrmann, Frank Key, john Caldwell and Charles Scanlon operating valve facing machine. Others in the group are Harold Plankenhorn, Philip Weiner, Charles Crawford, Lyman Duke, Frank Criscuolo, Robert Prandi, Eddie Shear, Don Heier, Stan Cadol and jim Green IOS VNU I U l'H'.1..HI'Nl'1lLD Joseph Santuronc and Frank Mowery working on engine- tune-np A-6,5 I 9 V vxi. 1011 , I1 Rzolzfel. and J Hines . - C3 piston FSOH J. S DSQIIII. ng . it ul f,- . X :Pl 3 Pa ,H Douglas Morris and Richard McAdams working on engine assembly Charles Spencer and Billy Rosenberg testing and charging batteries ,w. B sl vi 5 ' 'l t nnu 1 incohi L1-raid Linggrtdt, Rohut Lin AM Dia-sol shop, hottoin row, lctt to r11.,i-ja 2 , , coin, H. F. Tustu, T. S. Fink-y, li. B. Snvlgrovv and H. D. Vulcgu. Second row-Mr. joscf Chapo, instrnctorg XV. IB. Bridgt-5, llamnon, B. M. Muycrson, Ernest Donahue, Charles W. Patterson, O. li. Suvugt- and Nl. N. Dt-ionch. Top row-jiin Bcinictt, B. R. Van- Ryswyk, C. E. Trott, Dennis Finkhonsc and A. Ll. Accor-nuro. Ahuscnt-j. R. Lowery, Ton Vernon, Dimitri Caritas, Ronald F. Pusswutcr, lioiand Nlazzotti and Henry Thompson H D V-ilt ' ' - - xi-fll Chccking out '1 B4 - 4 , 1 Jsch l1SlHgl'I1Ill1llfZlCtllI'0I'S methods 'l9IIl9fI'lIg?f:1'e5gorfE - - ' se Lhapo supervises H,-incl-M ' ,I - . fl-XII ' 9- E. P For N ' I-Za, P xB K' R- -.VD 'H.A,'E.Vik DIESEL P . I lex I ' 'jihhgig bottom r R111 I Y lllgfru -'S01 H OW, I ' T Hy Ct0r T6 'D Vllfift t0 r' ' ff 'ght ' '11 D W111 1 L I - , . 1' - -f C Hiffghertjlngllgiri :an5ei?T.w1Q IEW? andem L. WL rf'Cnh. ' '- Flj, ' E, 'I fill, 1'-103 JW and ggf'r, 50016. . ,M Si- 1:11832 Sent . . grefo 'R L. H- rris, 0 1 ur'.12In..l 1 fp- r,p1JUL1Lb , N' Wm fl 7 l v s, 3lfi:fi,'7 J I 2'9 is I -M xll 4, . n I . 1 . LQ L fl lit- 6- -1i' K 5 W' Van Ryswyk assembling a clutch yoke armg jim Lincoln R. F. Testa cleaning parts and arranging themg Roland Mazzotti and Tom Vernon setting carlwurctor on an opposed piston engine Q . and Henry Thompson assembling the gear units of the twin disc clutch Bridges and Finkhouse torquing down main bearing cap in order to check out clearances, using plastic gauge machine Hlghllghts Machine shop was headquarters again this year for repair of wheeled toys for Lend-A-Hand. with Mr. Charles jones, Machine shop instructor, as chairman of the toys- and-dolls project at Tech. In February, the shop hegan a new project-huilding a small bench drill press from the castings up. This drill press will he assigned to one of the local industrial arts prograins for use in exploratory classes in the mechanical le s. t F. al AM shop group, bottom row, left to Fight-Edward Butler, john Sweat, David Slack, Pete Holsteu, Vince Tracey. Paul Parrcell, jim Kirchner, Doyle Crenshaw, Carlin May. jack Hyatt and Harvey Schwartz. Second row-jim De- Stafeno, Leon Cipra, ohn Fordham. Ray Dawson, William Barimo, George Wa ker, Edward Baldwin, Danny Mc- Gowan, a visitor, and Norman Pekar. Top row-john Peberdy, William Plant, Dennis McGrath. Paul Blalock, jack Major, Letts. Ronald Shaw. .lim Letts and llilly Goldsmith PM shop group, bottom row. left to right-Elan Simpson. Howard Martin-Vegue, Bob Blackburn, VVilliam Click, Creighton Hutcherson, Ken Salzmann, Tommy 0'Cain, Clayton Hennessy, Richard Dixon and Rohert Miller. Sec- ond row-Pete Holsten, XVilliam Plant, Dennis McGrath, Paul Blalock, Eddie Alexander, Ronald Brazean, Thomas Newhart, Paul Parrcell, Robert Moore and David Slack. Third row-Richard Chmela, a visitor. john VVilliams, Ron- ald Shaheen, Ed Butler, Philip Ayres, jim Letts and Ronald Shaw. Top row-john Peberdy, unidentified. George Schmid and Donald Corbitt , ,f . - 1 ll I IQ Jack H Yau i -X ' N01- A iwyvixu WO man P . .- - ' k - . ekar. , QQUUQL K I' Nfll dnl haw mth mg and Attf?11.sS,.11 Ki 3 wiki Cu-ue. ng - HI'f'1q-:tx en!-fag X 0 - ' . g Hvv ed '1 ben I . cz ,Anil oe Letis surface grinding vee block Tommy O'Cain cutting a gear on the milling machine . Ornamental Iron shop grou , bottom row, left to right-Voris Griffin, Earl Hatch, William Mayer, Howelll Gunter, Richard Dean Huston, Raymond Nelson, and Floran Kelly. Second row-Mr. joe Graham, instructor, Maurice Fiset, Harvey Ivey, Donald Manson, Rolf jensen, Edward Schaffer, Robert Johnson, Ken Lehman and Norton Mclntyre. Top row-Bob McFarlin, Donad Sabo, Donald Rivenbark, David Scoles, George Kipp and Richard Hennenfent 4. v 2 md , PM shop group, bottom row, left to right-Mr. james Pyott, instructor, Bucky Roberts, Tom Bridges and Harmon Compton. Top row-jerry Finder, Bill Bensch and Stan Sloane i . K Q i Ornamenial Iron C I Highlights Ornamental Iron and Sheetmetal shops not only train workers for these specific trades, but they also give to students in aircraft, refrigera- tion and air conditioning trades the fundamen- tals of fabricating metal articles and welding. The Ornamental Iron shop is one of the four original shops that opened in 1937, when the vocational school was established. Sheet metal AM Sheetmetal shop group, bottom row, left to right-Mr. james Pyott, instruc- tor, Bill Whitfield, jim White, Phil Saunders, Bob Stroub, Bill Hamby, Don Newman and Bob Manning. Top row-jack Landers, Richard Pilkenton, Bill Roberts, Bill Walter, Bill Bulford, Roy Broome and jim Hannan UI'I'l ITICTLTQI ll'Ol'L l Al' ' ,l ., vw' - Bob lNlcFurlin painting at coffcc tublo i ' . , .. if ' 'T i '- ,.,,,..f-4. , vwfli' . ml Elnicr Britt, Don Manson, Voris Griffin, Raymond Nelson, Dave Scolcs, George Kipp and Howell Gunter, ull aircraft students, learning to we-ld , IIK- XY i ht ax X D 5 A ff -xx 1 fig. 4 Q X 1,6 is ., , in Xt r- i - ll t if Rolf -lcuscu using an cutting torcljg Norton Mclntyre scraping and cleaning before welding I Edward Bunn welding Yoon XJ aa 1. I know high school and college graduates do better in business...own better cars. on have better homes. I know Florida's got a wonderful future. When I finish my education...l'm ready to hitch my future to Florida's rising starl ' I know high school and college graduates M - have better, happier homes. I know that Florida is the best place in the world to live and raise a family. When I finish my future my future! I M REAMIIO x 8 f 13 r ', N , ae- , l I lv' X I It K l'M REDDY... 9 'll Q ev KK. FLORIDA Powln education, then I'm ready to make Florida's Florida's the lastest growing state... but I'm 'on the ball. I've built the plants we need today...l've planned the plants we'll need tomorrow. I'm already Reddy ...so all our home-grown and 'imported' Floridians will have all the power they'Il need in building an even better, more prosperous Florida. 8 LIGIII' CDMPMIY rf- r Sheet METAL Highlights Sheetmetal shop this year has been in con- tinuous production of fluorescent lighting fix- tures for use in the school shops. Three june graduates from this shop have jobs waiting for themg one January graduate went into imme- diate employment and is taking apprentice train- Bill Whitfield and Bill Roberts checking fluorescent light fixtures made ing in the evening. in Sheetmetal shop Henry Bryan and Bill Bulford practicing riveting on an air- craft sheetmetal job P' d k' I' t jim Sanchez and jack Landers .bending up reflectors for Jenny m er ma T5 gyou for sheetmeta 10 fluorescent fixtures L AM Shopbatol 'U Va iiidtfucwtr- Stzxlxl am . -7 . Sh 3 'X W 'k eng? 5: Sfmiliriicglvogd' W 1 l hlllhnk MMU' 'iff , S 24.32 . H i g 2 ,iff 9- , 0 lr 5 I n - rl Bob Brambier and jim Connell working on the exhibit for the Dinner Key Exposition . Sunil L. in Stcfllnlzw 1 6 '71 C id.htfD xmLSAnita1 lhlxlririilgr, fgobertonnell 1? yeh U' Y ' At-vS0'l' - .mul 59 , er ' fl: B'-im ,0bp y0Wv Cqfgl All ow RW Kxflhn eexh- . 17191. rt B bottom wl1'Y ' T09 Y Harmon 'bu into begzkirazeazl sl . I r F1196 fo? iff Cant? 0 1953, Iifggnleulilqd 412 QOSIIIZT4- ll PM shop, bottom row, left to right- Ceorge Welder, Tanita Edwards, Anita Hall, june jenkins and Richard Sommer. Top row-Mr. L. S. Smith, Mitch Carron, Ioe Rule, Evelyn Maf- fitt and Harmon Kuschner IVXEKLHHNDIDINU ri Mr. Smith gives Nancy Vogel pointers on a project Carol Anderson and Mitch Carron Working on a HUB M L' gcgandlklh display project Anfq Nth S' C111, f . ,M ' In xet I2-q'1dersg1d1L fdlzgcgazzdisiflzers, bon M6 sm - Tathy ,P IW- OgQi3 'QSIIOIJ ' On? I'0 X t w fighixn Mae' Op 'OW foe SSM Gly Df'1'0f11j'Z f-J' 10 f., 4 - ' - X ' , r I Fir: - ers, 9 .agent CWKMY legno UIQ, Er 011. Sf, C-kart 21141 C1 Qufxk b of Yclhx, pt65 tt, SC FIIO I Vojy N 00nd , jj,-L, I 'lb S ' Ir xhandisimk Qxiygxke SWA Dot Ecke ne, 351011, C?oA'fz1fHtt OWN73U:itj9tf1l11,p?ffAQr, Merc. treasure 1. dang AH C1 Mm Orgc. W 'Hd Dx, -1 Ed 1-1101 OQQB, .ce Qiesx Cy Alot ,Older It Offty gt Wards' son, Vx USOI1 ' 1111711 K 'Win r' on Kusdigl. ua-I ,1 I xll'llllK'I'S oi' the PM group watch an lll'lllllllSfI'1ll'l0ll ol' I'K'l0lli'lllIlll lay Instructor joseph Blanton JRl2OlGCll'3Pl1QJ AM group, bottom row, left to right-Eleanor Houghton. Phyllis Ursiu, Nancy L. Morrison, Rhea Whitehurst, Indy Br-dell :incl Murjory Hill. Second row-Mr. rf joseph Blanton, instructor, Maurice Sarlznulc. David Schwartz, Tom Hyman and Mr. C. D. Karns, instructor. Top row-Dewitt Hooks, Philip Bloom ancl Allwrt lluszik if-or 5 PM group, bottom row, left to right-Nlr. joseph Blanton, instructor, I'-olaml VVysong, Pat Craven, Geraldine Hall. Rachel Cflmprnun, Betty Baldwin, Sylvia Young, john Pina-ala. and Dexter Voshury. Second row-Nlr. C, D. Knrns, in- structor, Marcia Banks, joe Blow, jean Ceise, Kay llogers, Charles Blews, Nancy Morrison and Tom Hyman. Top row-Curl l nnzu'o, -lov CIorr'c-ntv, Lueeillx- jin- right, Roger Aguiar, llohert llrzuly, june Chunrller and Dun Smith w- 2 J .. 4, fl- -W. 44 Maurice Snrlnndc receives suggestions on figure lighting from Nlr. Blanton Nan -an--V t . GPL NWO - Q is W, We P ,mW who ,Y in ,100 X 550, ,cpl A X X ylk of oxxqlxrccord lftv nk mul Qltlull ist Mu . xx yctlm ' Y 35 3 my NN XUXXQ- held' ,.b'-'E' ff xr .Q-if wi CY M0 lr- I 1 111.11 Stop u Tom Hym. In the proc I a m'1xin , css of P1-Odliqf prints on H C11 . lc lg 'Q Punt dryer rrison .md t T'l ' Q. fn WFT Final picture this 4-xporilncnt was U00 1 wvil il school pxnnphlvt cv? im- Charles Danzig working under the supervision of Instructor Charles F. Nlczgvr Wa ch Pu-:pair -H ISTQRY Training in this shop furnisln-s a sound, practical foundation for boys who plan to enter the watch repairing field, which is considered a professional trade. Ki, x Harold Karnin and Charles Danzig learning use of the cleaning machine g s, lil Hal' L' 2 old Kanlin r ella :hh g . 'UI alarm clock ,-1 . 1 fx iz 5, .i., l 1 . ' fl 1139 .1 ' 4317? - J I 'Q 2 X 'sul' 5+ . f .S 11 x 'X i i- xr N f iv: ' I 51 fi-.hif i . . Q .- ..: I 'fr L- x 3 ' 'x..'. kbjif x AM shop, bottom row, lcit to ril.gl1t-Lewis Killou, Siunuvl Gill, Celeste Nolmvu, VVilli:uu Marti uuml liobi-rt Milli-r. Socoiul Ulm Tl ugh, ov-nhl I row- Mr. D. V. Muroaui, iustruc-torg Coin- Toth, Carroll jolrusou, llurry Charles Oi-guz, Craig Biirilell, Celeste Gloria Noliiival Iioljert Miller WVorw4-tx zuul lillis Ili-rgt-i'. Top rou-XVillizuu Kuowlc-s, liobcrt and Samuel Gill engaged iii ii iioi-mul Clays activities Minor :uul Douzilil NVQ-storsou Q v l If , s . J 'Q 1 fd 'Xl JW J ' Ez-I 'C rid? X 1' f if 'NN like if 4 ze ww w , ff W , S 4 . F Y, I .. IL, Qfxf i V N if If 67 W' 4' 4 ff' .., bien' l 'ekiiiff' i A 'fnfiy , l U. P' fix A ja 1 PM shop, bottom row, left to right-james Tucker, Robert Lame, Sylvia Tlioinus, jerry Summers, Craig Bivcns and james Carpenter. Second row-Mr. D. V. Marouu, instructorg Melvin Marken, Frank- lin Page, Robert Hall, Harvey Lazik and jzunes Albury. Top row- Robert Whitton, Richard Wagner, Robert Petrie, Robert Missall and Edward Maxwell if' K ' C' E . -In Gene Toth at the drafting board b'bWlN if-'M ll Y I 'KK-Q TSP' I Nlfq XV . 'Ind l lllm-ir IIN 4 VII zlml XI -- 1vlnlN,,,,.i - lb. IIVIH b , S- -' ' -U1 Stofk flu-iuz1!Ql 'X 1wfQ L Rfffwn 1 'lc-4 -' . , -4'Y4'rgl - 5DOl1f uhh ui 17l1'l'iug -I xMfkS lC'ill'Ilil , tl qmlt '53 Adult Class Clams '-Ulkltpg - X- 2: .. A Of -. . ltlul :uiouuq tlfltlmlzlxglh Stud fy Nik Y 11 H' to Q. mm in g, v. -- altvs im 'H' an dm -Huxlg - .frm-for ll0lIStl'2lfi0I 1 E5 W..kk 'af Q IQ oh D'mXcv zmdVVmi1- 31' ole, left il UCI Mrs. Chudizx Yzxtcs. insh'uckox'. gives Cnr ' . , Chamdkzr, Tosh High students. pointers on making, basic pat- tcms from musxin , K Willie P O F' . H 3 clrdctlof' t ess 1 ' fljrlh lllg In fxilgure Inf., :fs Business Education FX ,. H-H 1- A ' - i i -Q--1, -an- i alIIf - 1F' X A BUSINESS EDUCATICDN Homcroom 1109, bottom row, left to right-Carol Tamarkin, Joyce Kaplan, Pat Hostetler. Paula Host-nfelcl, Dorothy White and Sinia Graham. Top row-Mrs. joycc Orr, homeroom advisorg :manic Chaples, Jacqueline White, Ernvstinu Vaughan, Dolores Drushins y and Sondra Tennant P L ,,,l ' w K he . ni Rosen 3:30:53 21 Roy -Day and C' sol GuHWl'ggl1tl?tomeg,y 6 Bob MCC Yeggy Dogg! 15 work on their tiggflarg, Key Elec ' g Se ' C1 rlousllv Ub 'neu lbw in 'die C trol DUSINCSS EDUCQTION Delores Kelly and Carol Gunter making lay-outs Homeroom 1112, bottom row, left to Flgllt-'l0S013lllllL' Thailer, Beverly Gibbs, on the Mimgoscopt-5 jtan Schilling, Ann Helfenbein, Ann l.asst-ter, joan Palmer, Shirley Nloore and Maxine Bill. Second row-Mr. llarvey Brant, homeroom advisor, Roberta Ash Margaret Seelman, Pat XVilliams, Cynthia Raye, Bea Nletzler, Ellen Beeny, Bar- ra llagsdale and XValtt-r liiee. Top row-lit-tty Garrison, Vera Nlae Fulton, Adams, Pat Whitt-, Celia lvlxovitx, Claire NVard, Xlarsha llae David and Carol Cloyes Ng. if LuCY A .1 and .. SCnsiinaUE:ith Xnstrui . ww qmv, Q thu '. , ,naw xv: 0 tint- ,' 1' x ' X Gt-nC5t Lllnfii'tnll3-llsvxfzxt su1'C'i'Nl B QW -x . 1 DW' 6- ,id M A Wvd A xt, T X 1 Bcdin K0 f, r Homeroom 1107, bottom row, left to right-Pat Scanley, Ann Buccino, Shirley Marshall, Darlene Venkus, Margaret Ward, Betty Griffin, Bar- bara Ackerman. Second row-Miss Rae Hopkins, homeroom advisor, Hazel Talley, Gloria Manne, Hose Cozza, Patsy jones, Elaine Melms, Betty Sanders and Aim Case. Third row-Warrene Berkheimer, Eliza- beth Koeher, Mickie Campbell, Pilar Iaspe, Janice Self, Emma Henry and Margarite Hartson. Top row-jane Spear, Miriam Hesson, oanne Forbes, Helen Vaughn, Earlene Chandler and Barbara Fray. A sent- Barbara Edwards and Emily Humane R . ll I .Uv DUJlN1:JJ tUULfNllU 45 1 Miss Ducks In-lps one of hor students in beginning Spanish over a ditficnlt spot 110llll'I'00III 1114, lwottoln row. It-it to right 1 i1NV'll'l1 O ish 1 X1 1 - , . 1. 1' or, nrthn , wt Saint-1n'y., 15i11iv ,Icnn 1 nn11tm'r, -It-nn 11ostot1or, 11ovm'1y Rogvrs, -Indy N1il1.'t1ll11lllIl nnc1 Miss 11osa'1n'1vn Connolly, holnorooni nt1x'isor. Svcond --M row-1f1c1n V1-n1nnn. Anitn jnnco. Sm' lfyprvss. llnrrivth' Snnnncr. -w' Patricia Trott. Nancy Cnrrington. Dclorcs Czuldcn and Pat Bamber. ' Top row-Dixiv 11nc1n-r. Violet Ortagns, 110511111111 Ninngm-ri, joan Hom- '-' pt-n. Xlnrilvn 1i1onin S'nnn1r'i 1'n'rc1 'nn1 131 ' ,, I . .. . V . 'II Dnvls. ,-Xhscnt: Anni- Cornglity, Cllorin Xlznnn- :nn1 Nlnrjoric Dunn-ron ,,,..r- ,,.., Ks A,zf k g' nn 5mith I 1VOrki chffp , I ' ll ,101-W V ' .2 for .sD00dl3.1rlmm P I I O11 f'l' ln, tho 1-Inotrli-zztzzlzrl Eme t , , S ' , twang, on the ,vlicufrlttlm in.: Vaughn . . , pmt md Diana Elmucwrs 1 ' .1 ' 1 . bunny 1 F ids-n U1 LMO1 T 0111.50 S BUSINESS UDUCDTION 1111, A S. Q11 , 11.1, . - i 1Sti l1 'l1111 1 , H CI- ., fo1,,1 A .1 , 411141 k1111.,' -xl!I'0lIIf1ln il- office, 'l!11r1., C.0313li1111,0g1r111't1'1.4, I., ' ' . , Ti - is 'U 111111 ll1Jl1111q tosxflvtrn- 111 ' 1 ' 1 .- ' cl Hvflfll 'mul' 1L.fIg xlrl DIlIl'l'00Ill 1110, 11111111111 row. lolt to 1'igl1t-111150 131-11son, 11111111 l11'1'1'1-s, y1'1- lDl'l1.fgt'l'S, jlllll' ll11S10ll, P111 l,l11y1l, Nl111'y N11l1-s, .I111111 'I11111-s. Soc- 11l row-Mrs. xlilflt' QYN1-il, ll0lllt'T00ll1 1111viso1'g jlllll' 1V11t1-rs, Nillll'f' 1'll1'1', l,or1'1111 l31'11111'r, lJ1'll1llllll' llilftilll, i:l'l'1llClllll' 1l11ll 111111 Ninn 11111. Top TONY'-l'l2l1'l' 1111111-1', llctty l111tl11'1'llo1'1l, XllYlLlIl Nl:11'1'l111'l11'r11, 1111'lott1- 1111111-111111, -1111111 11111-111-111-11, S11111lr11 lfvll 111111 Xl11r1' Fi1'h1'1' .N , . C gpifl A . -111111' ' 1 yd- .15 111 .114 4 ,nc C10 . -111-0 Sl 1.7 131.11 H1111 - 11-1 PTM C11117.11 1, 1,'11 V? ., - , ' 1 111111 1' .H 1 A R 11 . Nh.. u- 1. - 1 11s1'S lm 111111-' L mm.11-'1. l 'uuU1 our 01 ' .S 111 1111113 . 111 1111111 1,1 511111 1 .'.v1111-111 0 Q I A 1-1111. 'W-11'l.111g, -U A .NA 111111 xc up 11 M1-'hm Ho1n1'room 1106, hottom row, l1-1t to Flgllt-Allll Nlitcllvll, jos1-phin1 111 a1l17l'ax4mL.n Rklllllllx,nv13111111inl,uf1y SP' ' Giordano, Donna VVt'SflJl1ill., 111111-t lioggin, Mona l1l'l1fI'Ot', Elaim 1,1-1:1!,. and 1S111'1111r1ml.5 1-111ss1-5 Goldberg 111111 Dorothy E1-l11'rt. S1-1'o111l row-Nlr. NV. NlCh:lW2llll 151111011 ' 151- homeroom ildVlS0fQ Murcia Davis, Ruth Tl1Illl'YlllI, 1'11tri1-i11 Pvfroxn Florence Regvll, Marilyn Poll1111l, C,11r1n1-n Cr0llLilll'Z 111111 Hov Daw Tom row-l1on11l1l Form, B1-11tricc llughvs, .I1-1111 CI11rp1:11t1-r,'111111511 I Lowry, Dorothy C:l'll0St, Ann V11ll11y, f:l1l'0ll' Moulton 111111 I,11sli1 Swortl 1 Business Cducaiuon -A leafnlflg' no 15 mb israel W 5 otha' in. 1 . QYOYH nd 311 he beg, ' QA shoftha e ol K re ht ICM' A 'mimi--, 'th Q0 wo he , ywscxxthuklxgllxei Wstxgfxcfliialg F8010 15 Sho Qifbxsh acfgitsq woflil gn, halt ot X su l ,. O0 sflhoq c1aS50' mug, hs- . Ilomeroom 1115, bottom row, left to right-Miss Bernice Dackw, homeroom udvisorg Enid Baldwin, Maureen Congvr, Biirhairu Schoen, Betty Hinman Ioy Mineky Sue Fleak and Bit T ' l , . , ' a eltv . Second row-janet Mai mstonv, Myrna Ehrlich. Juanita Bill, jeannette MacDonald, Evolynn Williams, jalfa Rosenthal, Barbara Davis and Audrey Arnold. Top row-Lorruyne Burton, Amelia Burcena, Betty Delord, Dixie McDonald, joy XVri fht, Cvntl 'L C' - - ' - ' g, i ni .unpln,ll, Vunhi Britton, Eleanor Ceregur. Ahsent-Pat Ci0l'2llI10, Brunicv Hicks . - 'du2t1 . oivg mclivl er he1PS eophomore lyalszzeine to be on thi V , 5 ' Caro Mann nt IOW- 6 ' . to bel? Mrs' sean lithel DeManei hlinstructoh g-065.011 problemfgk as My-5. Manner, 0 ce Drigilers nght tra Reeves and l Y Homeroom 1105, bottom row, lm-It to right Xl advisor' It-'ln Xlt -. rs. Prnclvnct- Hobvrts, ll0lllCI'UOll1 . , ' . .'t'inson, Florvnvv xvlllllllv, Kntlllvvn Donovan. Nlurv Catalv Crystal Calilis, janicv Davis, 'I'vrx-su Fislu-r and Rita I ' fl clad Procnza Mvrlv K . A'If.,ll0Il. Se-cond row-Cari- , nonsc, Nlaxrilyn O'Sl1is-lds. liurlmrn NVillitnns, Put Miller Ann Sweeney, l.zun'a Cu.-sto and Rita Taylor. Top row-To A ' Mclntirv, Pat xvfigllt, Clara IS: ' ' ' I .' , . rut Abbott, Nlnfloric Charles Erl. uroao, lylillltl liosvn, Nancy Cnntvr and junot. 51' irutm nb.1cl1. Absent-lost-ph Angvlln, llalzvl Dalton, He-lvnc Nlc-Phvrson, Shelby Malclmckvy, Slnrlvy XVillianns, Blanca llzunirvx Zllltl Nl' ' ' .try Ann Cartvr BUSINESS CDUCQTIGN lgef ll Sillg Inaoh . fl Bllrf 'Ile oughs Nancie B 'Yi Ollghnerl ad NCR VanCed hmm aocoun tin fhachine lu' MMC A . tr, 11' l Allison, 3 Yomlilcllllltor ,oy ' C4 S . g Inachine .Sflldenty a billillg f thi. fl -1 Jumorz CL AS S CDFFICQERS ENID POLAN Vice President Sophomore Class Officers for the junior class, left to right, are Larry Shahboz, presidentg janet Breitenbach, secretaryg Crystal Cailis, treasurerg and Ronald Renaud, vice presi- dent. Mrs. Maude D. Web i, of the English department, is sponsor of the juniors 4 of SGPHCDMGRE GPF! CELS S x. .A ri ' 1 , Sophomore class officers are, left to right-Barry Cubernick trem- urerg Dixie Bucher, sccretaryg and Eula Chandler, prcsidcnti Enid Polan, vice president, was not present for the group picture Ne -N 1' ' Q 04 HOIIZQQT M11 00111 1 s, R 009, 1, find A Oger Si Offom r POR fr, C Dgw., l OW' 16 H . 'Y Rf ' XV yy, 1 Ile 13 , to ri 0 .. Nh, hdwxn SEIU. Chilfgr H0115-rt gdrop. llgly' ItoIp4.r!ih5xP:1l11 Cr' H W ,gg,txtfLC'lwx WML In 111mm Plsclzigvonl 1714119 jam0?1gc1o1,, 'lJxI111'to1,C Rfchqrd c . L hurt, 'K yr,-un' 'Ill D , ar In I - 1100, ' 'lsgr ' 011 C ' I . NKNV .md , I Ste Oflson 11101, C OWN! -:ro H . Soc. Owjes ., -- 'Yhoulp 3.,g,t-SU ' X, Grd P11011 pl, I flung. Umpm 001 F-,f 01141111 Hd ,O . Xvbm' Bob V. hnvklh' ,Mg-. 71111,- 5 CIC. , 'I 211111 4'5t- Cl. H1717 .. WX .- om -lf hut , nn ,L-Ml Ib. Ab,l KIXOU, B111 'fffw -, 'cflll 1 thddvu' wttjsmlxrtg. EMA Xszhiilrl' 'MLuxhx1E.,'1hd Tt?uC12'xx1b. SCTYY 5f'1fXC11411'lfQ,2n 11315672 fafV'1lfJ1Zgi '. 'ax 1 -aw' ., N01 - 0 A 411 I '.0 V JWX .1 Qcytt EIYSCL-ond Irmxcu,Sauzwmny Ror.u1i.n Ufcr and 13' IIUCISOH ?V11. Kovit.-,tss'xx, Loubn GW.-v, AHA wt, Ur-HIP ' Ollzlld 1, Hand N of V 'vfD01Uw' kt-foil HU ' Top fox 1,0 1850!-or '. 1. 9 I 9 - ' Jmcroom 917, bottom row, la-ft to right-Nlr. Rilylllllllll Bush- ns, h0llli'l'0Ulll zulx'iso1'Q Putvr Anstvn, llzkrry Auron, Irwin ,lllSky, Robm-rt BI2lL'klll!l'll and Kcnt Hossilng. S1-cond row- 1-lmnl McAdznns, l':lljll'llt' llorvalth, l,uc'ih- Ql,ibbyj Yinright, thnr Park, LllCiiIll Kvnt amd liobm-rt NVhittcn. Top TOXV-Plllll ltthcws, NVilliznn Smith, Normzm nlordam and Iohnny XVilli1m1s an C69 Yu Homeroom 920, bottom row, left to right-jack Moore To , mmy Brldgcs, hula Chandler, Shlrloy Dykes, Normzmd Duval, Paul Goldna z 1 B'Il ' 1 ' ' ' 1111 IDC 1 Wootzn, Second row-Mr. Foster C. Hlll, homeroom advisorg Charles Smith, Hank Cosch, Bill G. Snyder, Robert Lane, Martin Birnbuch and Wwrd Wicklrnn T . . . op row- Santo Sottilare, Edward Nlaxwcll, john O'Murz1, Robert VV. Miller and janncs Tuckvr 7741.00 11.1116 mln 813 XX- , W1 H all, If: all fo WCA XX'v'M 95 D Utoller Cl1fis'fIr0'10, I? 1111 i tl I ,Nl wwf q,qC0 X Ukeg S0111 To' .ll, Ur llr 00, t 1 yen-X vw- XCJWOJQ l' Bar, 011 r 'Wir 1 11, 1 911 111 6 x kk J kwin YNAX Xxmilze ,V Qubglw 'Sl lj, I It Ulf YV It If I ' 1 mx. , y f ,Q ' 'F1 II 1 1 1 A MMV XLYQKSY GYM XXXX ICA IO' C fs I H71 JI, Ill I Q09 YY N ' Q NX N -AW 1 , 'lg lg X OWN Uv 1 0 Wk N All WYiRXxcV'Z1xN'6YY Fr! lg Il ily, if I 111 'WM Ur v N xN X RK lr 1 ia X80 Xvllxx lk mx N mxk 'Yom X I' Il Run llc' nl If ff qi 00 m oolq 1 xxx X lk K x K0 X Q0 x06 I I 1 in I X K Y k I 0 XOVN lkxx ' QNX R lx Wx hir: 5 yx 1 'I ll 2 J- ,ff V if Homeroom 203, bottom row, left to right-Ed Camacho, Ken Salzmann Tom Vining, Nlurio Lounclers. Don Nlyers. lim Rogers and lim Snelgrove Svcond row-Eli Trainor, Bart Hall, Sylvester Pykzl, Ted Nuftal. Philip Ayre Frank Kinney and john Bnlforcl. Top row-joe XVOI'Sl1klll1, Bon Hilton Richard VVagner, Franklin Page and George Cailis 17 'VO 901 I X I I7 I fin Be, ' Yyllm foe Sd .mn V 1 row in-, la gr ' 1' llo 'INHII TU-l llillllllll ww, lm-ft U1 1'i1:l1f4Nl11 ll- S' Smith' hmm'- llr1111c1'oo111 Sl-4 lmttn A 1 I-f -'1 ,. 1' ' ' . llltl . . V , 111 um, 1 t to 11g,l1t 111111 Worm 1'tlVVVIll 1 4, . .., -- '- ROIIIIY ' , 1 - , ' 'J 1 ' 1110111 HlflVlSU l LSU? Il'V '5' Hum P'fM.' Sm c'NHm'll-' I . ' 0 Hairy. All!-fC'l1l NM-1'11s111!l, ,llllN' c1ll2llltllt'l', Cfulcttc- Kvllvv Cvrzll- Slmnl, 111141 lm' Slllllll. 51'l'UlNl WW 'L- lullylll -'l'55?i- .lwH'lv1'?' clim' Hull 1111cl xlllllflll' lllliljlilll. Sl'4.'Ullil I'llNVfllllSS4'll Plnilllps, john llll'l'S, ji111111y Alllllfy, lll'llI'y llully, l'1':111k l41111l1-1 llvllt 4.11k lEm.pPK.,L l.j1,m.,4 yy4,tM,,,Q M ljnvixq Nvil llvtt and Hamlis Bmwin- ling, 11111 1'mvf--Ii111111y l51'uX'11.ll0ttu TIG-vi'1l1l1., ,Ima-lvl IIS. j-ll 'lop ww-Otto Bmklllmlh lmmls l1,lm'lL Immhs Summu vhllrlm lla11111ll1111, llvurgm' 0 1 1-1' llllk 1 llllll x.111'm'.' l 1 V' 5 u N 1 'S' J' ,. Tlll'li4xT illlll Holm llillflllgll. Klmsm-11t-41111111-s il1ll'lN'llfCl', Svlvlu Ylllllllfg, llllll 'l'I'IlXYlll'lIll,:l' Jlllll ll1ll'0lIl j0l111st111 1 N4 1 --': ll11111v1'm1111 TU lllllllllll nm ll0IIlCl'00Il1 912, l1otto111 row, lvft to 1'igl1t-llmlcly ll0SSlJ01'0llQll. mm. Klwslvl-Q lgluwll gj,,1,,,h.y. gllm,-1,5 lgK.l,h.,. :md Miss l.'1m.t.m.l. A1111 Brown, A1111 l':LlWill'4lS. Alive- Nl'lllIy,SylYl1l'::l'lll'y1Illll lll'l'fI'ilIIl lll'4'x lll7lllt'lAUl1lll llllXlSUl'. S1'1'11111l 1'mx'-lfclwallll xxltlllihllll, XY4'sl1'y' mflmll' S4'1'UUfl 0Wgl':4lVlll l ll1'Lfl'l'- l1U'l4'5 Kilwllvll. lW1Vif'k1'1'y- KlIl4'll, llill'Yl'f' lfllls, llalvill lla1l1i11m'iU llllll xvllllillll Ilgulalzul. Top lllltlwf Plllllilli ,l1ll'l'4 llvilfll -'Nil ,l l ' ll 55 llA TNI' 0W'Th0 lil5 1'mx'--AI41l111 Killllllllilll, lll4'll.H'kl llt't'lx1'l', llxlvicl l'y'lw Alllll l 1'z111lx S111iIl1 Cmlmlclf 1901111111 K Vll5lW- l'll5 ' Smllwlll- lllllll lllf'llll'f- Dllllid .'xSllll'y illlil l 1':111lli11 Xlowm-ry K x Tl 2 'A 1 M, - U he Homeroom 1005, bottom row, left to right-Al- fred Moreno, Thomas Linder, Harry Lazick, Mitchell Hryckowian, Billie Walker, Roger Ellul, Albert Sullivan and Mr. Hans Rurgardt, home- room advisor. Second row-Donald Willingham, Raymond Dahlmann, Billie Thomas. August Hoppich, Samuel NVhite, Albert Crubsztain and Martin Ross. Top row-YVilliam Davis, Robert Alexander, Ray Hammel, Robert joynes, joe Caple and Howard Martin-Vegue Homeroom 105, bottom row, left to homeroom advisor, Robert Crowe, Charles Alexander, john Pineda, Rachel Chapman, George Laurendine, Melvin Marken and Dexter Vosbury. Second row-George Allen, Richard Dixon, james Reed, Sylvia Thomas, Alice Vollmer, Barbara Casto, Charles Blews and Ronnie McCrumb. Third row-Franklin Daman, William Bensch, Ioe Santangelo, james Carson, Bill Tumley, Frank Paolercio, An- thony Lorino and Richard Green. Top row-David Cozine, Ralph Hackney, Harry Wegerif, Richard Smith, Bufford Robbins and Ricky Gray Ho 1,0 lilofof, 15f111qlZ,I'K.'lfiL.i?fl3. hott C aw'71Jf'l 'l1:1ff0l Hr-Um 'flue 'Por , ffi . .ll, fqh, - lg-fl. YO .Le I .590 lrra, v 15, to r. To llllg I frnfmllltrliifl rl. Hill Ilgi-yt Irbtx .1 f 1 , I O -. A olfl v W ' r fl if 1 'fog r. fr- Ol X ' hiv 'ff , 1ol 4 1 H171 Xlllll rillof' Ii!?0llill Jlflrlf. and, fllm, 1 .irq Mm, T luhlxrl cling. Bl hurl, ly 'Y ' james Yer,LillzirlflKlffongizikriizgrlirt Nfwln in Iiqfurijliil Qohfllfv ' 1 it o f 11,71 mf' Oflhilr fXf xii HN ffff ff ,C X? b Q M Q af K il- N C' , X N I , - al . f X, X , N X ' X11 ' Q f Q y 3 K , 6' 2 A ' .- , -' ' 1 N ' -X v If 7 ,' X' ' 30 if I M :X K X X f r f ' I 5 f -. ' 3. f N' Q . , N X X I . I, 2 N Agp Q 66? ?Lg, Q 11 MZ! 'L 46- Qu My lap Summa? Q Head C ouch y EAQSSO1 ouch Caflii Head Base v 1 1, X xy' fa'-l. x J as - Gene jupin, Assistant Coach Bai' Cagni and Head Basketball Coach ASS'-Siam C0UCh Cene Cf Q a . ,-zik, I L nd Head 7f1ssl.rlg,,t C, rack COIIJZIHIW mi if ,. 'N B0 A 5 Q? egg nk' ' 'jg N ax .1 ' I li 1 I-Q i l Bottom row, left to riglit-Cont-li Curl P. Nlosso, Frank C. Smith, Bernard Bright, Eugene Toth, Harry Athalis, Bill Silvers, jim Han- nan, Put Tozzo, Oliver Agrannonte, Curl Stridfeldt, Jr., Manuel East, Robert Hedges, jack Tierney, Ronald Mits, Eddie Alexander and Couch Cr-ne Cliizik. Second row-Couch Gene jupin, Nestor Agucro, jim Hage, Terry Estes, Paul Egermier, Lee Kirchner, Cary Alvxnmlvr. jim Pciiriylmltcr, Clinrlcs Scanlon, Wally Askew, Erich Hermann, Mario Lounders, Frank R, Smith, Charles Orgaz, Coac Ray Cagni and Head Conch Simmons. Top row-Gene Rogers, Tony jnnco, Ronald Renaud, Howard Evans. johnny W'illiams, Rich- ard Chmela, Pete llolstvn, Frank NVhite, Bill Rosetta, Phil Rloom,lX'lelvin Meyers, Richard Morris, Donald Crice, Nathan Bryan and Tom Hyman FooTBAu. TEAM Ao B sQuADs I 95.2 Tooflmll immm..sWeg-we gclfze ule Ly 4 . .. 'mllwunmqg ll . ill!!-gg, 'Tulum '. - - n mm ?::E,.',,3gJ'.l ..- g, :I ' ' li MIAMI JACKSON 'ii- Sept. I8-Orange Bowl WEST PALM BEACH Sept. 26-Away FORT PIERCE Oct. 3-Away VERO BEACH Oct. II-Orange Bowl CORAL GABIES Oct. I6-Orange Bowl MIAMI HIGH Oct. 25-Oange Bowl DUNCAN U. FLETCHER Oct. 3I-Awoy FORT MYERS Nov. 7-Away MIAMI BEACH Nov. I3-Memorial Field SOUTH BROWARD Nov. 21-Away f 1 3 , 192+ '19 Harry Afhi1liS Hannan, fullback, receives punt Manuel East Wingback Taillmck 'vVully Askew jim Hanuan TCTQY E905 Center Fullbugk GUUWI Vw Lharlcs Scanlon , SJW ' C . Yang huuk Guard 11.11-16S O TU' T . 'Hz - QM' 'fd-10 '4 A prayer before the game Pet I WOW G H V YMA End, F flfl6Z2-t6l1 'P -5 ' Bill Silvm-rs Cary Alcxandor Tarklz' Louuders goes for yardage as Tozzo leads intvrfcrvncv I-Wd 5.11 Assistant hlilllllgvl' liogm-rs Oliver Agramonte jack Tierney End Tackle B6 GQXKKA Egnter Wvbxxw 1'h,,,k ,R M Lounders shakes. loose a Beach player as White comes up to help , Gd . C 6, - Huff! mth A L' if T Hgiifnvfbac H8101 d Hi . Ular d . 6 Richard Morris ' A-Y-Ylstgn, M Unugvr A ay . Abs, k Center 011514, 1 A 7, . - fiow Mario Lounders ph, 'ffl' Geyxlgpd '1'4l il I1 ack fffmlo, iff 111611111 Cu Jtain Pat T ' 1 1 0110 Captain Put Tozzo and C0-C1lPt1lillS Frank Smith and -luck 'l'i4-rm-5 Gum' 0 to meet 0 JJOSilll' cu Jtzlins I I f- I .f . .Hy-. :pw-. X .5.,g,, '3- vl: xl 'Q Q r ,,,',M:f!.f 3414. -, : A , f 917.5 A 'Q' v , L, . 3 ' f. f--. ', A :mul scrzunblv in thc South lirowzml gumm- sn K 1 Nx ww 1 ' ,. Tom Hyman F ontlmll M anagvr bf: Z F: NM f. a Q ' X 0 RTW -5 X x 'Q b.,,4 ww Lis m 'f5LCs 2 f Q Xl V QE XX n is Tech Higlfs basketball squad, bottom row, left to right-Ed Bunn, centerg Charles Scanlon, guard, Hap Evans, guardg Lefty Renaud, forward, and Don Rhodes, guard, co-captain with Manuel East, who was not able to be present when the picture was made. Second row-johnny NVilliams, forward, Paul Collis, forwardg llill hValter. centerg llerbie Hydes, forward: Ken McCrumb and Coach Gene jupin fliyhfqkzii.. The 1953 season was the best Tech has ever had. with 12 wins and seven losses. The first game with jackson, which the Generals won by only three points, was a moral victory for the Blue Devils. The second game with Cables, which Tech won, was perhaps the highlight of the year. The boys played excellent ball and were complimented time and time again by both daily papers. When Manuel East, one of the tean1's mainstays, was out of several games because of an injury, his teammates worked doubly hard to make up for his absence-it was a great year! l5HSlUBllll Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech SI. Pat's Si. Theresa Jackson Pompano Homestead Riverside Coral Gables Miami Beach Homestead Gesu St. Pat's Riverside So. Broward Redland Coral Gables s If 1 M ' v r - - -Q aw L , 4 LG' -AF- . an Rllmh-s drivvs in for lay-up on-1' A toss-up in the jackson gzuno XV:1ltc-1' taps one in as Renaud. looks 0lltSfl'l'tl'll0lI hum! of St. Put plnyvr A U-v . .MSX Wx n 0 KN . vi . 0X f . 50 Xkt-i NNW Xmcxok W 1' 63 IFA , YXNCYSX for gy bm XX x9 aw Covfff ' ,IVV . A ' E1 . Aw vt '00 Uhvox ,I U1 ,pL'l1nu Xxx S01 'QM mpfrllf 'A'f'K, IFS' K 0 - ' 1 ' A I bn ,ffm 80 1 I 11:1 A mud scfmnblc- for no hull in thv Cables gaunv flS'AiV ffilfnli 'Ykpt 7 . of on-Rivvrsidc game ! 1 f E'-35. ' 4 f , wf, 17 '?ra,Qv 671, 'two I-S' is' . 1' .hid If' On I' 11114111 sw is 1, WH: 'Wwe' 01,1112 X33 fi gk P W, z 'II 'xx xi 'K 'N .AF :na 'F f' l ,... I J . '- , yr, . . k I, X eg, l 5' . Q , ' z 1. 1 . 'B f may r B 1' fs aid- ,O - ... ,i fs Q :1 .-hmm .W , .. Q , ,QW Y.. .' i mfs: -. M V . W at i , We-iffhf o r P m , i f f L -ygik f 'fm V t, 4' Q A 1-P5-,...,,: , ' f- ' ' , :M--Q yl.,s: :r Ziff' -e fx I. A . Ronnie Bruzvzul shows his hrothi-r. Bob. how to throw - ' X A W ll cnrvv hull llichzml hl0Tl'lS holds .Khin Dclonc-lx on first base 'P' 'IP' Q-N' M. ufrfil' A 1953 team, bottom row, left to right-Ronald Camp, Pete Austen, Bill Wooten, Ronald Brazeau and Boh Brazeau. Second row-Tommy Volpato, Alvin Deloach, Bill Davis, Russell Ingle, Mario Lounders and Frank Smith. Third row-Donald Rhodes, Ronald Lefty Renaud, Phil Bloom, Emmett Mueller and Donnell Grice. Top row-Coach Carl P. Mosso, Pat Tozzo, Richard Morris, Rick Cray, Coleman Sackett and Coach Ray Cagni Lefty llc-mulcl follows through with il pitch li 1 lf! l I S WIUI Pat TOZZO Ci itching, D O11 0 , home ruljlm Iasheq mt . I H hem ellfloug J-L 6 JIIITUOQI Ronnie Camp tags out Muscles Crico attm-mpting to steal second lL,,4 O 'W 'I ' 11,4 ,vii :Hr 6 9 s A Q ., ,mv ,. 'W :lk , a,.,.f 5 , . Y , .. ws., 'YO . 'CS K 05 voxvlxw mflllffmm Q m 'K K .. wh . , 1,6 uw X Youk .won 2 -WTAE x rom X is Bottom row left to right-Barry Cubernick, Herb Hyclcs, Paul Collis, Bob Miller ' f ' ' . ' J l . l' Hannan and Kcn Pziyant. Second row-Melvin Myers, Nlario Iounc ers, Aim , Walter llicc and Conv johnson. Top row-Charles Scanlon, Bill Haddad, Billie Thomas, Conv Toth, liivcnburlc and Frank White , A l I i I I I ll Paul Collis goes up, up and over ' vs oli lalklflllg' Huh, . ye k WlittL fl JL. Ll'l 11953 Tralclk Sclhcdlmuillc March March March April April April April E 5 Miami High Relay Miami Edison Miami Beach S. Broward Invitational Miami Senior High Miami Beach Pan American Meet Bn - 'L' 'hm Hf HI:in svn l Fran . cs shot g ,mug MY- , Kn0WlL'S' ENN Highlights Nineteen hundred fifty-three wound up the third year of tennis at Tech High. Veteran Bill Knowles is quoted as saying, In my three years at Tech as a member of the tennis team, I have never seen such good prospects as we have had the 1953 seasonf, On the line- up for Tech were Bill Knowles, captaing Martin Goldstein, No. 2 man, joe Lowe, No. 3 mang Louis Peacock, No. 4 man, and Roy Day as No. 5 man. In the dou- bles Bill Knowles and Martin Goldstein combined to make the main doubles team with joe Lowe and Louis Peu- cock making the extra doubles team. B. 111 Kllowjoq I I J . , ,R foo limit! I I I tl .X Bill ' ' Mm M . coW '11.tcoCk D iv Nlafllllnd i.0uiS 1 ' ' I 1 .- it nov G, ,mmwlw GYMLQTY1 Liedku , Bob 1 Lou 0 L -la.'zfz':t S'l- XVII Ll is Peacock, Martin Goldstein, Roy Day, Bill Knowles, Bob 'l e OWL P WS lg' um pun K l l In K Nm l mu Liedkie and Mr. Gregory, sponsor, in front row hC6I' ea CYS Techk - ' .t Chg- ,. U L 5 l!3s11jS013Vi115'1gl -1C10FS gpg IJ U55 JEL ,V , Na ' borgo, ' u,,m y t Elean ncy M04 .II MDW. If n U- FI' wxi B Of Hog, , lr'-V011 . 1 t fo If H0111-r N 4 6115 , gum - lil yt. - lgllfx , Hum , - .um 'L c-U 1 -'ln' y I-m. f III 'ffT7g1,, Tilpf, - ' 1 1!l1'fr',' it Hrs - jam. . 'H. To 611 Ma, Ufen- ' Clmplf, D1-mvxl guess and S and Ql65fS jz1111f,S 'lu 1 -. LIOW4- Cheerleader tryouts report for roll call X ,-fi! f ,Z -um-w-4 Z' f , If X 5, Nr ' N' ecxx .-fi X01 Mi la 695 6 Qiooaw so K QOPQ' Officers for the '53 squad, left to right-Nancy Morriso: C096 captaing Eleanor Houghton, co-captuiug Lucy Bedingfielc secretaryg and Mary Cutulc, treasurer 7fX YT! 32, M f GLORIA Z X XL RX by VBQYJ DEALA AA'A ,...--v OmPllM2WtS if ,'V' 2f3i5ff any .1- A ii--- ' M Deata -11j1j3g5:gf.:::g-2:-1 ---A - -f han hu 5 Ol lllll MODEL ll n.-pu..y. Sold at Compliments of mcmuttav pfzinfefts a fziena Sf S 'Hb mi ayw Jr Qfqpologies to Poetess Stein. A rose may lac encllessly a roseg a iolm is more than just a iolm. A ich i. a living. So when you loolz for a job, you want security, goozl pay, assurance of f raises and opportunity N-,Lx xg. fxx 3 HQ f to advance. ' X W T Xa Why not come in and tallz with us about a position at the l Xxx? .J Telephone Company? IJ X9 PEA big A THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK An 'nw P 9 Q! 5706. Illiss 'E.,m1' Qnzrh 4511111 CGRGNATIGN BALL 'll 'A Du-am Comv Truvu was the thi-'mv of thc- 1952 Nvrona- ' ' ' ' ' ll Hun and 1-ls-:nur md jlmmv phv their parts nos y -5 dvd f . hx. - xx ,..,wS 1 WF- X952 nav Tvdxwnlilh' Eiga x. 4- W . .AJWL ,M-N. :xmwf 1 3 xv! .xxrmxh-IW' Wx.-2-K7 sk-vm' X ,, XWWXI xx ny UM NX-X1 xuy CPO or any AMW nwxb-' mtv-ww' mx UMW' ww rl, ' '-' Cu f f'?'1m,, 'YW null' ,qu U' W-s. X . 1. ,I hs ' Log' mxxu Gynvrxxxnro,-.xX mx vww P ,00ma:,,1 ,hp u- and I w 'Q J.. H- 0 fm,g be ..f Ffh N ' J ll , I ' . , mrl twzzikilailg 0:57 HPI'-,:3:',v 4 0 f 1 , L ,md ug 0, 'Ifx ,wirkzelqm um W' f'l' ph flq 4 f PA -nf-i ro :tam ng, pak? 14' . gk 4- in J iiiltmilif K, Y gy ..,+4 ' Iimmy has his mmm-nt. as Hvrh Rvvvvs pins tht- :lm-nratinn avrnss Hr. T1-ch 4 ln Y H lligh's manly 1-in-sl, Imttiq- watt-In-s with intvrvst. while Xliss T4-ch High sluilux Q ' I th cnt ni tht- 15152 lfnmualinu, uuuus tht' MII-I LII- at hm-r snhjm-cts and tht- twn littlt- attt-nilants nm- - 'I ' -' ' ' knot u-r vu-w 0 1' '- QT fl 1. A i . Lottiv Smith. Miss T1-ch High nf 195152. placvs the crnwu nu tht- lrrom of hor suwf-ssnr, Eleanor Houghton. janu-x Hannan. standing near throne-, waits tn rect-iw tht' badge nf hnnor from H4-rh lim-vvs, tht- sc-honI's first Nlr. 'l'm-ch High. james is thx- fourth Nlr. Tm-ch High. whilv l-Il:-annr is tht- tvnth Nliss T1-ch High. Herh's broths-r. Carl, who was last yt-ar's Mr. Tm-ch High, is in thv Navy and was unable to do the honors for jim Haunan, sn it was Hvrh to thu- rcs cnc If-lr muh' .W 105 u' U' v., 1 prim y im' thur .uhnlrt-rs Wlnvm.. Plirvxflfllfliru-,.,, th - . ' in fm ,,' wr .Jhmr nfl - . taut Ai nw pau.. tts:-wniw, nw M x Mums hllfllibu' li: . .wlfiyif:f1n, ,rv ' svn' ' rl,,. -.nd m Qu 2 , ,rm 1, Thv tnldmunnl Tu-h llluh ilunmzmnn mln-. ca. -Hes slighllv hpsy in thm' wnul. :funn Tlu-lr Nlfumtxw ,za .ff x. 5. x lllllll .I A ' I :.-rl' nn Q Bug' muh! h . , V1 M Inf Hg V, ,.95ai'Jfd.,i 455 RQ? sb 9 o o Tl.,. fr ,Q 1-s-. i rt 1 , if +693 K -cv I K ,, H J gif: . f . if-N M- '4 '- H ' Eleanor Houghton, Mass TL-ch High 1952, and jaunes Wade Hamnnn. Mr. T4-ch High 1952. pow lor fonnaxl picturca lm- nwdiau-ly tollnwmu the mrunation ' '.-.' 1 ll' 5 n,. -wr, H1 ,.. ,U U 4S 'lIl1 rm n, A JS hr-fm' -.1 ,I - r , M., .'jf'l, wh lllgbll-WI Ziyi, lm, v 1ll,,.ll,Fl1,4,l, l Ill, U 'Cu,,f '1f lf, ll,, u4 u ' fy, M 11,'l'fl1 'X C1-lestc Cloriu Nnhnva, c-huirnum uf .xrmngc-nm-ntx for thu- Twh High voronalinn and hull. huh-s an mmm-nt nut lor pum-h with Tha-ir Xiang:-stu-s pow uwth lln-ur full umrt In-harm' I4-uvlnp: Mrs. Elizabv-th Iimwm-, Lu-nlly wpunwr hu lluwwr-.1simr. ,xml Xlr. ilu- lhrnm' plnllnnn hu upvn thc- Clr.md N1.m-h. Hmm-rgirls Snr.: Iimwm- Man' und Clam! Ivan Pivnx' 511-111 .I ln! umvtllcml .nlroul when' ' nh'-y want nu gn. hm me in .ull pf-rlurlwml I I aiinn-al 4Hn11nr nniflxi , fx 1, 2,',,o.r 4 on .. ' f k . l gh! H-xrx,lHc s .- . left to rl-.. Grace ' .. 1 X Honor Soudy.,-ret1lTY3 ,MBS wn here 15 tht - ' 13 vel bbc Not sho . - ua!'Y of NWO' D V05 ' xref X m lan ' T5 r IC ' .. re'15l ' ' . wwf Qfhce 'dents N.u'.Y.. khouse, I ' as gr-adn. x w Vice Prehluul Dennis kxxnykiscaxx. who . - . , Sponielsldexxtr Barham pr ' Q Q, 1 1 wiv BARBARA WILKISON President 1952 Euflene Toth' l Highlights President of the National Honor Society for the year 1952, Barbara Wilkison, was valedietorian of the class of januar '53. Treasurer of the chapter, Dennis Eugene Finkhouse, was chosen president of the class of june '53, Member Carol Ann Boalick, sec- ond honor student in the june class, was salutatoriang Susanna Huller, art editor of the Yearbook 1953, and Robert Stroub was named Most Valuable Male Student of the Year. When Mrs. Helen lsom, head of the English department, withdrew from the sponsorship of NHS because of pressure of duties as department head, Miss Grace Harland was chosen by NHS as the new sponsor, and under her guidance the chapter has made enviable progress. Members of the National Honor Society since last year, bottom row, left to right-Gloria Crowe, .Ieanette Abele, Robert H. Stroub, Susanna Huller and Carol Ann Boalick. Second row- LeR0y Owen, Nancy D. Vogel, Eugene Toth and Richard M. Shutts. Top row-Robert Rice, Dennis Finkhouse and Miss Crace Harland, sponsor of NHS. Absent-Howell F. Cunter, an january graduate ITUDENT COUNCIL I-ns ni in Student Council members, bottom row, left to right-Shirley Robertson, Kathy Donovan, Pat Brown, Yvonne liventlen, lidwyna O'Mary, Anita Hall, Crystal Cailis, Carol Boalick, Carol Anderson, Enid Baldwin, Harris Botwin and Mrs, Elizabeth Browne, sponsor. Second row-Cloria Crowe, Ann Brown, Enid Polan, Kathy Pettis, Pat llostetler, janet Boggia, janet Mapstonc, Mary Warren, Mary Lou Panzarino, Venita Britton, Larry Shahboz and Mike Stahl. Third row-Shirley Ilumphries, Billie Bray, Rosanna Maugeri, Maxine Bill, Margaret Seelman, Vera Mae Fulton, Rose Benson, Carol Reeves, joe Ajhar, Ruthann Dennis, Rob- ert Nutall and Vince Tracey. Fourth row-Fred Coleman, Ronald Camp, Pete Burton, jim Kirchner, Phil Shea, Donald Coren, VVarren Corbin, Carl Stridfeldt, Pat Tozzo, Dick Kline and john Hart wlluq i 3 The Student Council cabinet, bottozn row, left to right-Sliirley Robertson, Kathy Donovan, jim Kirchner, Carol Anderson and Pete Burton. Top row-Venita Britton, Fred Coleman, Carl Strid- fcltlt, jr., Xlike stahl and Cllouia Crowe Highlights During the iuonth of August, before opening of school in September, the Student Council planned its activities for the comiug year. The first project completed in September was production and distribution of itlentilication cards for ineinbers of the Student Council. Also in September, the Student Council had VVeleome assemblies lor new stndeiits and co-sponsored a Get Acquainted Dance with the TEC Club, bought various new games for the Student Lounge and sold school pencils npo.i which the football schedule was printed-this latter to promote school spirit. In October, the organization put on a talent show, and served a luncheon for faculty sponsors attending the SASC convention here. During November, the school was filled with enthusiasm for the Miss Tech lligh-Nlr. Tech lligh campaign, which was fol- lowed on December 5 by the Student Couneil's big event of the year, the coronation. Also in Noveinber, Student Council members helped with the Cet Out the Vote eainpaign. In February and March, projects included writing, of a new constitution, organizing the sophomore and junior classes and sponsoring Courtesy NVeek, during which 'l'ech's new pep song was introduced. Late in Nlarch, Tech was the host school for the meeting of the Student Councils of the Tth District. Officers for the year 1952-53 merit compliments for their devotion to duty throughout an action-filled year. IUDINI Q . x ggwvgwbz A it-1 . QASL M . lx KW ' .ff1nb,,. . . x, cuts -1 U0 fb of t . vp fvwohm Van? meefizz he Comm ,hug Sl' X ,ou V 2 Alal, left to lltfee VsmX L.. hmc N enitfl B a H411 flghzx - . xto and U' Sp0 'm5 MOH if David jshlrley H b jan '1ry,E., im ,, oe, PM UW 1 - . fs rzabnth B:gKcl1ne,, gf I 1 M In ,fafby D lg anddll Q Cya I0 'V 3 Q' ,f Q r 4 ? trcasurerg jim Kirchner, presidentg Pete Burton, vice president. Top row- Kathy Donovan, recording secretaryg Gloria Crowe, corresponding Secretary N0113 Vg couwcu JIMMY HANNAN IN 09 ew on , . T h H' h OUQYEQ Mr ec ig M APN. .100 MAC wt we NESS 'sig Qi QQ Wol - D QW se of iff' p a -V ' , , A -- wx' A -, w?7 1- 515 -21251 .' ,F Lziikfff' ' :Fifa ' I K V lf, 'f' 'f 55' fi' The 1952 Tech High Float, built in ancient Grecian style, was constructed by Signs and Display, Electrical Construction, Cabinet-Millwork and Building Con- struction shop students under the personal supervision of Mr. S. L. George, of Signs and Display. Shown above is the Float as it moves down Biscayne Boule- vard in the New Year's Eve parade. Clustered around the central picture are small pictures of the seven students who appeared on the Float f-'El TE NOH 'g TA Ulf E Q, IHDOZC Tech's Float as it goes down Flagler with ull the girls greeting thc crowd joe Lowe staples ivy leaves to columns in the foreground while Fred Coleman and Blanche Colby staple in the background. Mr. George and Bob Liodkie look on P . Electricians Rudy Cielo, Richard Cullum, Joe Lowe and Rudy Rindom are Cgivtgng on U1 putting in wirin while Carpenters David Zeligman, Harold Collins, Bob Liedkie ewan, B70 Outer C and Larry Pendlebury work diligently under the supervision of Mr. George- 'ICU11 Overin 1 - s,.,. ll ' g ' IIIZII1 mg- Luffy Pgf the fjoat I f .L,1Q,en Cniglclmry Fare Mom O C by 1 1-ed Co I le. filflaioufelles 'band Hrghhghts XVith Mrs, joyee T. Orr as sponsor and Charley Eglinger as drum major and gen- eral manager, Tech High's first Majorettes were shaped up for the King Orange jam- lmoree parade, marching in front of the Teeli Float. The band played at several football games during the 1952 season, liked the feel of it, and is working on plans for a more tightly organized liand for 1953-54. .e Nlajorettes, left to right-Dellanne Hatton. Yvonne Evenden, Thonida Edwards, Charles liglinger, drum nnajorg Marilyn O'Shields, Dawn Vance, Arlene Strong and Beverly Cihlms' ln the foreground. jan Davis demonstrating the split 1 , 4 V ' son, . ijoyll Ofgf, and i jwike ffnm r Me mb 0 ers of A3 6 -50 S I7 ,dc ng-y 091 ' Wafz ' 'haha rcanin bd ar ems 1 9 Ser gon 9, 0 Alllf 5 01 I UW a Feng der eb fahl v gf a -aw,- 4 Wa -El' to. ' LJIWFQ-ngnd Riqlny Sn5tl:'C'Ik'ey H62 BePr'ghl'XCel 'f' W ,VO . ' 'Iv 0 hit rm Ch. 'Cog -' R' sff' nf., Y. 7- dries. 'rl , Ich., si ,, Ii, OJ - 'IJWN 'Fd Carson incl' ff'lWXNa:lmZ'!l, Efjflvf' abby 0,1311 L. Mljunf. Hu, I1-j, 1 - lnond just before the Orange Howl parade on New Year's eve, Majorettes pose in the new costumes made for them in Apparel sliop. Bottom row, left to right- Yvonne Evenden, Thonida Edwards, Charles liglingen, drum majorg Arlene Strong, and Dellanne Hatton. Top row-Marilyn 0'Shields, Dawn Vance, janiee Davis and Beverly Cilihs 'H' wa' ,- RICIIARD SCIINEIDER ,IAMI-IS KINCIIICN ,fv'E5Q:4 ' -Ziff . ' 'V' my my DAVID COATES ' ' S' I Vice Prcsizlvnt SCCWWVV DICK KLINE Treasurer LARRY DAVIS President MR. H. F. THOMPSON Tech High Sponsor ' 9 MR. JACK CROUCII 4 Q Kiwanis Club Sponsor MR. STANTON T. KE'I'I'I.I'fII K Q K Kilulrlix Club Sprlmnr x ' O I O 1 . 0 . .5 I vi' -. . x T -ff i U X A I-ur K 6 XO I I5 R N AIR 1 I . JAMES LINCOLN FIIHD COLEMAN 2 . 'I I Y.-I .lf my If ' :nk ROBERT CELLER GERALD LINCERFELT IIOIII-IIVI' 1.lNC0l-N jAMHS CLEASUN ROIII'IR'I' MIKZAUUIIAN JIM BENNETT JAN DAVIS Key Club Sweetheart J., .. -' . , . , -,gg ,xV, ri.J1R,,5L Q 'J I . . Jikmif kb A . K it I- -1' A... I - J 0 R'- A 5.8 LAWRENCE ENCEL ROBERT RICE RONALD FOR M HAROLD PUTHOFF ,.-- N,-1-1 ULTLLRE usaaess sane as Mamma Of f tolshe Convent. Oggj. ' 1011 ' . , Slfph 'li AI In T5 . w lett W .llllllln-lzo eon- rs' AUHabellrlhassef' we . A bottom ff' lr, Ann we qc,-Ctai'Y3 f fiicksm re fog A ll cers of lllllll Bleak. Ullllsllrgse Sclllllyml Styli' Wll' 1 illlfl xllisggclglll' CIN l st-mm 0 l -sta.-nt: Su . iioixillm llllll' . TO' WW, -aat-nts 'A SenIif1f S Heli Alllwlllll llll-iirinalti lllllll warliamt-of-lllrlhixwtl. flu. llll Shutis- f U, Cnrzrngvr' janet stitution sv' 8 ylgliiiivr' lgor- titiaiflm 1 turd Rwh-lf' 'diy f - U-05 g , yon! ' . gork ' mul lllltlclilwiiiit- to ?1onnellY- Spill:-:ns but ikowtu-lt'1i Nl. q.fg,eant-'ll 'l Miss ' ' 1 f 'z ' f 9 Q ' Tech High chapter of Future Business Leaders of America was organized in january, 1953, with a total charter membership of 125 Business Education students. Motto of FBLA is Service, Education, Progress, and the aim of the organization is to better equip our youth for future leadership in the field of business. Sponsor of the new club is Miss Rosehelen M. Connellyg eo-sponsor is Mr. Wilbur McElwain. Mrs. Allllilbelle lf1Cl4S0H, head of the Business Education department, is one of the five members of the State Board of Directors of FBLA, and Miss Connelly has been named Florida State representative to the national convention. Service projects for this year included typing 20,000 envelopes for the Lighthouse for the Blindg acting as :1 pilot school for the administration of National Business Entrance tests sponsored by the local chapter of NOMAg supplying the Chamber of Commerce with part-time clerical helpg and supplying Tech deans with partatime clerical help. 'Educational project for the year was a field trip to the First National Bank, which enabled Business Edu- cation students to write a business letter for the State Bankers Association describing an educational tour through a bank. Student Delegates Ioseph Angella, Ianet Boggia and Charles Eglinger, accompanied by Miss Connelly and it Nlwxine Big, Mrs. jackson, attended the State convention of FBLA in March. . vi '- K knfg it 1 tel' to lllq twrialti N L ' .. ttom rovt - A l'aml l ' 5 -cfcmly' tumor olflcclflilllht-raltlllfy'K ll CYQTQTI l Xllctfilwtxl , . i -na - V. -- A i.. lllcsllkllillitll Vlcc lt:l-agilrt'f- Topilllllit-1iriU53 and ,. - ,.. 1- .,-vez Pat Willtillltzv Bethel. at lla :ot s U i h ,x 5p0H co-Sponhml' l ln Lonltllll .J Aviv JL- i-A 1Qf'x 43' 4, Officers of the Lcttcr1m'n's Clnh, loft to right-Coach jap,Simmons, sponsor, Pat Tozzo, preside-ntg jim Han- nan, vicc prvsidcntg Bill Silvcrs, tra-asnrcrg Harry Atha- lis, sccrctaryg and CL-nc Toth, Sk'l'gl'1llll-ill-ZIYIIIS. llc-rc tlicyfrc taking it casy aftcr a nic:-ting in tht- Stndcnt l.onngc .pf I1- .lo0Vt Of fd -- - A A ,Y j- f'I1 . If , wave W Qu- i Iris- Con., fri Well VI Ck NV X' and .ll,-, ' flop , l'1A'fy, r1 rl ' ixltv Ih' NA X HTH' yi I 11011 fd f 101111 A It 1- Olilng' mlglfmll ht ll Nl l Qim lTtA 'will' li lbjlflkkx- 'It fr '11000'. 'f 0 . 1 . 1 X . K 1 J I ,. 1 I 5- , be ,Nlmltwa Cofzuch ytxvxw Au my 11,,lllpt1,,,g Urlh, Ulfdrrp uorf is Ymef lacqa Ls dc-0 on K Aydix xhc 01,9 'fy gg, Ulm T lllyvl' All S 0 ,u A ',9,. . LX 'T ' 1 '-I qi, Zin., Wa of il ' scmlu - M00 -1 'cm' 'QV 0 g'lC2XglXP?alwnxxxW 50 M745 ETTERMANY In, J ff- N -- 4 l 1 L Lettermen, bottom row, left to right-Edwin Nuttall, Gem: Toth, Harry Athalis, Pat Tozzo, Jim Hannan, Bernard Bright and Edwin VVcintranb. Second row- Terry Estes, Melvin Meyers, Cary Alexander, Charliv Orgaz, john Hart, Frank R. Smith, Tommy Volpato and Ronald Lefty,' Renaud. Third row-NVally Askew, Craig Bardell, Carl Stridfeldt, jr., Frank,Whitv, Oliver Agramonte Ronald Camp , . and Jim Hage. Top row-Tom Hyman, football manager, Howard Evans Charles Scanlon and Coach .lap Simmons, sponsor V ECA 1111910 AVI, 4 T 1 ff . ST Cf 11511 OI .-LVDS T111S CANC-1111tt11111 IAUXV, 11'1't to 1111111-11llNV1'0llCt' 1C11g1-1, 1.11y11 ACker1111111, 1131 Puthoff, 11llL'y 111'11i11g1'ie111, Alzmet 11l'1'1fL'l11J2lL'1l, 1511121 f11lAlIlC11l'l', 13111 MeCi11, jack M1111re, N11r111a11 1,llff1'I'SUll 111111 Sp1111s111' -11151-p11 A. S1'isee11t11. S1-1-111111 YOXV-KC11'11111L1CI','11lIl1CS T110111ps011, 11111115 1'1'z1e111-11, -l:11111's NlltLl11. 111111111115 11111e11, 1111111111 11l'11jI,CS, 11111111111 Camp, Chester Skin- 11er 111111 11111111111 XVi111111s. Top row-1,1-l111y Owen, 1111111 11z1rt, 111111ert S1'hmi11t, Carl St1'i1111-1111, Alfred 11l'XVL'1'l'1lZ, 1111111-rt x1L'c1llllg1l1l11, xVLl111lCC Askew, Peter 1S11rt011 and Sigurd N1i1'11e1s1111 THIEOHY S1'1SS1ON-1111111 Hart. president, is i11str11eti11g several lI11'lI11H'l'S 111' the 011111. 1111-1111111111 A11re11 Lewer1-11z, LeRoy Owen, 11111111111 1Vi111i11s, 111111-t 13reite1111:1e11 111111 Ell1Ll C11a11111er .' 1 x A IIHIQY 4Al'1'z11gx:, 11f 11111114 TCH 1-1, 1, I ight lftf-I-X 1' wo H9151 I .11'11, I - lfmplli :md I Tool' Riding 'U-171 Cal .m'f'f1f. adif C7Q1f'111'1'11LII?,' .fzznoirg arf! .zndlpr 1 and ifpjt. Zilla 1 l THE PLAYFUL QUARTET-Here are the members i11 charge of 1illlghS - Chester Ski1111er 111111 Charles 1!111e11, stz11111i11gg Robert Hedges 111111 Carl Stri11fe111t, sitting 1 l:l25ATl:: CLUB , E tgirl?-3. Bottom row, left to right-Donald Newman, Nnncy Gunter, Mike Stahl, Enid Polun, Mitchell llryckowiun, and Sylvia Young. Top row-Miss Ruth NVulkcr, Carol Anderson, Carolyn Pawley, Fred ' ,. ' '. '. . 1 ,, , ,, l,ol1,m.1n, Lynthm tulnlplnll, Alum Nollnur .Ind lic rt K.n,n1plle, A Shown at me formal mmatmn of Debate Club by Natlonal Forensic League are, left to right-fim Patterson Fred Coleman, Mike Stahl, Miss Ruth Waker, sponsor, Cynthia Campbell, Charles Patterson and Donald Newman lJGWLlNG Q ' CLUB s . Owl l . L H Ugg V . ht, .Wi , , llgbei Qjllb ' to ull: ,SVV and 'S'fa 1 12 Cwb, l:XlxCyT,ixCh5::S3Qn'l1l Xlr. Bill Boden. KI10U5iJ0r0tbIftb?0gZ?:1I11 row -51.1-iv' -, ' xoxo fS -S-., . ur v'mllllllxt'.wlvlll1xckio0Y4 Sp ns r tephw' 'flirt Ewa left fo 6 ol . V vfusiixwfnrrr Itzg Pop A104-E flight ' -c - . Q f I Gr' fo fic X WIXXWW' Nl rcfk 'ml limi fm WrP1mb'i ', f Bea Fic 800 Mt-119' aV1Qg-' Hs I . S179 Off A1711 ,cxufY hp L fir Ol ffflrlwlgye ' 1 4 L ' 9 ff Q, ,. x .0XXC' BU' ' -A . , ye , ,xx wvvftf me Vffwar- Dflwd -l-1 p lv- ci' ul -W' ' xi -Vlllilfl LUV -i XUS wx! VXAN' ,WU 1, , In ,. ol V ' , L-SVC' ,gs fumss Wt ,Q Iffurs. 1' as J, K on xxuan- Numa .6 SXN was Ig U1 It Iron! lotmr KN . . -ASKK . ,mtl Xtfxl' X G2 ' mv, Alf' N .'1l,l It Qu- NXUSS XS KQSDS :Q XWYSQX Cota ..Sl-,1tl21l.l.'1,nl- If If-d 0 itfltm. Nl 'l'xXuxxL lllxtxpgivk xxx Nw 'l UI' fl, Hof, ll' flu. . NXMEQ or sl ly, XXyA j,,.I,ltVlllf.,.v X011 at tXxiW'L'gcC0'l me W 'UL' I 'fx it' I or . 1 V1 ' 111--' A . ' yrs has W ' Slllgixv f'-1r,,N I C O f 'x I I Highlights So closely related are the activities of DCT shop and DCT Club that pictures of shop and club are combined on these pages. Because all DCT trainees must leave school at 1:00 o'clock daily for their jobs, they are permitted to conduct club activities during the fourth Jeriod once a month. Social affairs take place on week ends, usually with other DCT cluhs in Nliarni area high schools. Affiliated with district and state- DCT organizations, the T4-ch lligh DCT clulm sends rvprcscntativcs to annual inccts to L-onipctv in puhlic speaking, spelling and parliamentary procedure contests. lirnvst lCngli'nianu learns the intricate rv- pairing of wah-lu-s through his supervisor. Nh' Irving litter, owner ancl 'uanagcr of lfssvs -In-xv:-lvrs. llc also .learning thi' Fmmws Hnft' IDCT tm mlm-tails of !lIl'l'i'llillNllSHlll thamonds. all l llialvah is supcrvisvcl 5 . invc at Soni Styli- Dress Shop tall' Nf'llVl'l!lS.lAll1Llsl.1clt s anclllwrauli ts and . agcr of the shop. l'ranc-4-s si-lls all typos of misses 1' 1'ctru'a app ianu-s iam cr my tus una usual storm' and worm-n's apparvl bv Nh: Soul, owner and inan- Ti' N S454 Vg. , - N N -55.1 23,531 - XNXCW ,. x Tub 'rn xyde. 'T L' Kd K '- xjkf 110 I uk uyopted Mwutz WGN, Xtaixcg he 5hxN 'wl. pun q.erUf' ', uw . xx X V . wil K 'Q 'fazlisgy - rw l . inem - Viixvlul KWH YOQXXX-i .4 VHP . '- 'V xx DLT shop md club members, bottom row, left to right-Nlrs. Margaret Whit- ucxm X 5Xmlt'. sg ubSl 'x comb, coordinatorg Doreen Nlorganrotli, Delia Papineau, Harold Hale, Shirley ,ws Funk am' Amt.,-, W Qf....m01' Fincher and Frances Haft. Second row-Donald Rhodes, David Levin, Alban pwsu NS' WWW W' XVheeler and james Lumpkin. Back row-Ernst Englemann, Thomas Perkinson Mall-'W and Molly Dnekett if .VTM 5 X Standing at left is Mr. Theodore A. Koschler, assistant director of the Lindsey Hopkins Vocational school for day programs, addressing the DCT Club at El regular meeting in the DCT department. Standing at right is Harold Hale, club president, who introduced Mr. Kosehler. Harold Hale is better known as Buek', ZW P .lg 'nf' 4 l 'ola ul following. - - haul 511' l - witll Vlorrisoii. whit has firxl iiizitclmllf- ull Im. Nancy 1 l 'nmlh until du' i Lriiits for ax Slwll lm lllcmws tu - hollccts Hl'l'1ll'l ll - -Qriu'to1'. lllllks Qu' l'w-out llmlcsl K 3 K'u'n5, Plwlll llls 'iiitvnl gill Plc' mfg Xlr. Clmrlw l ' Kfmw. Supcryisioii bi QR-lllll'lll5 nmlvi' Xlf' im, nu. Yt-iirlmwlri - tui'1'S I Top salt-smcn of nclvcrtisiiigi for thc Ycairlmok. lmottmn row, li-It to riglit-Alolm Ifrmllizini, Xlaivliim- shop. fifth plucvg Duvicl llairlmmir. Aircmft. thircl plncvg lszuirzi ll0lll'ljlllL'Z, Dm-ntnl Assistauits. luurth plain-vg Null llolluml. :Kill-mlt. sun-iitlig Ki-ii xlL'clI'llIlll?. Air- cralft. 4-iglltli plum-. lmnumlmli- im-ntimi, Top I'43XX'-All Corluzzoli aincl -lllffli XYm'aivL'r, llflllflllfl. who, with llilly ltussvll, sccoiicl from right. won lioimmlwlu lllL'IlflOll as ai ti-iung Sm- Cypn-ss. lliisim-ss l'llllIC'1lflOH, who mitclistauic-cal :ill nthvr girls in thi- scliool 4-xci-pt lsmim llUllI'lglll'Z auiil UANHL' in lor limiurulmlc- im-ntiong amcl Put Tozzo, ol Signs :incl Display. ninth place. Ed Nlcllluiii. in sixth plzicu, wus gliltlllilfvil in .luiuiury HNNUUL , 1 Qgzu, 1 if A, - ' ' ' X Ou ,J 3- I I I ' my,-1 - . iw. ff lm' flu' Yi!-ll-lull' Print sl A I -ll wmllxq M .4 mp HHH , 'Nll4'l4lisf'l ' lttllld 'nlx lum- W, A 75 mmm ' ' U mn, Dwlc Stvirns of Mitoiiio- . . , . tive- shop, XVill1lK'T ol first prim' for Sallcw of urls in the 1953 Yczirbook -1' . ,.... 3' - , , Xlr, l.uil ln. linux, mlm siipi-I-tNt,1 HH pI.mlm,, UI 'I Sopliomurc loc Rule, of Dvntal Teclmiciuns whilc the sales cum- mls :md wll,til',m im. HH, -5-D y1,,H.iM,ix U- . 7 pziign was in progrcss. Cilllllt in second. -lov was thc lmrrlvst tn Xlaiuri4-i- I,nvi-tt liilm K1,i,g,,,.l,,,l juli lil-lnmlllh worker of thcm ull zuicl dial an outstzliicliiig joh. llic-lm-,AL of HN. VM pm!! Shui, ' M mt X llQ l'l I' N ' - 4 - ' v- au w it-v ll2lYl' Nut hir tlifg Aimiml A . , luslx. shops- l'11ifl l'nl'111 lllllll' 1'11111111il11'1' lll1'llllN'Ii' l - . i -4, 'str an f Pfu rv 4 S lui! , I Stull llIt'Illl5l'l'N, lmtlo111 1'cm', lvil to riqllt---Y'1lx N N A x A 5 ,.m,lm- Editor and clepartmcnt heads for the Ycurhook 1953 arc, botto111 row, left to Y ,,,t.,1l,. 5,,,,l1,w my mlm u,,,,mim.l.1 pllyllis Umns right, Mrs. hluiule G. VVOods, iulvisorg Susic llullvr, art 1-ditorg l,11cy lim-cli11gficlcl, pl111tug1'a1pl1x' t-m111111tt1'1-g l,1'w1s lxlllvll. lllllllff llllll lllL'll1ll'll SL'lllll'ltlt'l', 11ctix'1tii-s, Cdlt0f'm'Ch1UfS Carol RUUVUS, SOPIIUWUH' Wllmfl Bill Davis, llfllltllll-1 Wlitof' 'lllll , Q , , . . , - 1 I 3, - , I ,. . 1 1 'Iup l'0XY-Llilllllt' llislmp, llfllllllljl 1-111111111tt1-1-g lxlllllf' l,1111 xlUl'l'lNllll, plum, 4-mn, Llmrlgs Eglingair, 111 Cllilfgl' ol gClll'I'ill llllSllll'SS zillaurs pt'l't2llIlllll.f to tha- your- llIllll't'1 lliilllllk' tfurmlsmr llllll ,hllll lz1clxsn11. :11't c111111111ttcc lllL'l1lllt'l'NL li111 K1111'l11111, blfok' TOP r0W'CfVl'5tf' Nohiwil- i'H'i0f 011155 Plllflll' llllll 1ll1'llllJl'I' of thu ilfl' cum- wpllmmm. mmmimw. ,m.,,,1,1.,-i mul Xyilljt- gjlmmlhl-Q Am H,,,,l,,mA,f. mfttccg Nancy lbllllll Vogel, activities vclitorg l'llt'2lll0I' llflllgllltlll, Jhoto vclitor. wiosg work has lJ0t'Il 0lllSt2llllllIlgg Mir-lizu-l Stahl, aulvcrtising sa1 vs Illllllilgtlfg Larry Davis, senior class 1-clltorg lllltl Put Toz' ' - ' Ao, sports cclitor .llwior . if 5' I ' X-fltikl work. hifi lfclitor-i11-Qllic-f l1llCY llwml- hlifgl tlif- fg:Z,llf'l1m-,. WO. 1. -with thc 1' lx mlm thai! -U lllglllxlll tllSl'llSSOS Cilplllllls at In f'i1l114-my 'lf' 111111 J 'lv Nu who nss1sl5 5 1-uiiipli-tm 1 . with Mr. S, l,. Cvorgo. who 1mUAi'11.st lull! f1l911w,,.s.1 U - lDi1'W'wlM11l 1'n11111h1111. ww 1-liptious tlin-cts lily-0lltS llllll pzistv- N Iynmxx ull th.. Yllon at hi-r 89 V ft-111lY ups i11 Signs z111cl Display Uhr Ml:1pl,f,d shop 'UI' U P mv 14 ,P F CLUB lr-.. Bottom row, lc-ft to riglit-Mr. josoph Scisccnto, sponsor, Eleanor Houghton, Lucy Ili-cliiigficlil, Anita llall. Barbara Barlow, lc-an Atkinson, Mona Rcntroc, Dawn Vanvv. linicl Polan, Bca Nlctzlvr, Yvonne- Eve-nclvn, Pat YVillia1ns and Miss Nlaruic' llalrlwt-ll, sponsor. Sccontl row-Vvra Fulton, Bc-tty Savillc, Flo Hogan, Ji 3 ' Ann Swm-vm-y, lfnicl Baldwin. llafcl Talley, lroilist' Schroyvr, Rhea XVhitchurst, IR-ggy Doan, Dot Kclly anrl Ann jackson. Thircl row-Donna Wlrstphal, Barbara NVillianis, Carolc Moulton. Nancy Cunt:-r, Ann Vallcy, Nlaxinc Bill. Rosanna ' Nlmigvri, Sue Cypress, Pat Brown, Billie Bray and Nadine NVorrow. Top row-Ann Gvraiglity. Charlotu- Anclvrson. Bc-vurly Cihlms, Hazel Dalton, Ann Helfenlbein, il Carolt' Cloves, l-lclvn Lowry, Dorothy NVhite, Cynthia Campbell, Ianie Chaples, JO I 4 lr-an Hostetlcr, and Pat Hostctlor HN HA in t A R71 Vic ECLXNGEB, preside 11 9 Pre.,-,Hear nu ES ' oiimlh CLU 10 Q i 6 I t ap--.. nd' 4 ,ffl jx vi Q , el 'K,f'? K I qw Bottom row, left to riglit-Nlnry l,ilIlZill'lllU. Alun Davis. Sylvia Young, Fw-lynn YN ll liauns, Iiurlmm Davis, Cvmlmliiio Hull, Vvlnin Hobbs, XVillit- Clmiicllcr, Hose Bon- son, Cflirys Cnilis anal Cilmrlt-y lf:flllIlj.1l'I'. Svconml row-Nlnry Ciitulv. Nlilu- Stulil Vt-nitn Britton. Shelby NIucL1iCkvy. Duvv Burlionr, Ann Patnik, Kaitliy Pt-ttis lllltl Alltlil-y Arnold. Tliircl 1'ow-Ricllalrml Sclnwinlvr, xlilfllyll O'Sliiclcls, 112111111 asto, Nancy L. Nlorrison, Hole-n Vaniglizin. -Inclqiv Pitts, Carolyn Pnwlvy. Ainvlin Q, 2I'Cl'llil, He-tty De-Lord and Erm-stinv Vzinglinn. Top row-.lolin Hurt. C1'fDl L' XVolflv1', Russell Nlzisson. Lzirry Slizxlilmoz, Cliurlt-s Black. lAll'I'y Davis. Ed Bro k- scliniiclt, Dick Klinc. Pvtcr Burton ancl Don Corcn VE crct11f!l NIT S ' l'C'1lJ-I ,rl 4 lilfl ANEE 'r 5 KySCl H Cl' 'IGS vu Members of the journalism class. second semester, left row, front to rcar, Cc-lestv Nohava. ,lov Ailiar. Nlarjory llill, Nlarcia Davis. Ann Jones and lmlloy Own-ns. Nliclcllv row, front to rt-ar-Phyllis Daw- Sc-liwartl, ol' Photo, prints pictnrvs for the Ursin, Dick Sclinvitlt-r. Bill Taylor antl two stnclt-nts in for in- Skysc'rapc'r Nvws tvrvicws. Thircl row-Tomas Knit-lc. llaroltl Swift, lflvanor Houghton anal a visiting stntlont. Standing-Nlrs. Nlanclv C. Woods, sponsor of thv Slcyscrzipvi' N1-ws, antl Nlr. Clifton Nlnr- rcll, journalism tvachcr. First-sviiivstvr nn-inlwrs Kathy Pt-ttis, Louise Schroyvr antl Yah- Xloslc, who wvrv active on tht- news- papvr stall, wt-rv not availahlt- for tho pictnrc Final stop--Harold ancl LeRoy tio.-tliv papa-rs illffl bnncllvs tor the post otha-c r'uvil N George Boulcater and Albert Miner, of Print Shop, get ont the paper on thu cylinrlvr prvss rvx IIPROY OWQH. ut thc Aclclrcssograpli, and Harold Swift pri-part' tho papers for :nailing JZA57' PICTURES A shorthand test in Mrs. O'Neil's room ll 'I H ll ll ll u ll ll ll hi 5. :I ll ll gg ,: ll IQ .I it ll The front door to the Skyscraper school fi- Z JUST PICTURES 1 , s s at tlu' Maisqucrzidc Bull Ill - Fred Coleman and linicl Polan ,- Nr Buck Hale as the monster Lewis Killen and Buddy Beck with their usual equipment docsn't get a rise out of 'vlrs NVehb, is lluclt Finn Wig! mi' january Class President Bob Oaks, Mr. Kosclilur, Mr. Pyott and llowcll Cuntcr nt the senior hainquct Woods tries dancing in Dan Smith's shoes Charlie, alias the Drum Major Larry Davis, resident of Key Club, liias first dance with sweetheart, jan Davis M, .1 . Willie and Susie don costumes for 4 ,g.,.., Nancy Morrison and friend Masquerade BaH fire drill at Gomplimenfs of CARPENTERS DISTRICT couNcn. BRUTHERNOU Q9 A12 gnSEAMEnlcA D x 10 oo. eeAIlwa1ys ask for the Union Lalbellw 2Q55 17tl'1 Avenue Miami, Floricla Telephone 82-8645 Gompliments of Southland Chevrolet, Inc. nqout. Dependable Glzevfzolef Dealetn H25 N. E. Second Avenue OTIS H HILL Owner ' ' 1 IT' 5 . BFZELL B0 y A E Xzt-3g, 'dxi,'o56l' l . T: FllNANCE Q 658' Complete Line of Used Cars-Old and New ll H Ifhone 9-17961 Miami, Florida nl ONE - STOP emi snovrmc CENTER N SINCE T925 25 Okeechobee Road Hialeah, Florida Phones: 88-2122, 88-2461 Compliments of IJeBUlIHC TRUCK EUUIPIHEIIT IIUIHPHIIU Distributors and Manufacturers 440 N. W. 29th Street Miami, Florida little River lumber Yard Lumber and Building Material Paints and Hardware Phone 7-2404 7737 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami Millwork 8. lumber Co C l 'f 'C tS of 535 N. W. llth St. Miami, Fla. We cordially invite all stu- dents and alumni to visit our block long plant. MR. and MRS. JOSEPH DANZIG Miller Truck Equipment Co. 1250 N. W. 29th Street Phones: 3-3966 - 9-8293 Miami 42, Florida HAVANA TOURS TRAVEL SERVICE Air, Boat, Bus, Rail Tickets Everywhere Cable Address - AMER1TRA American Travelers, Inc Biscayne Blvd. at 8th Street Miami 32, Florida F. CABEZA Phone 9-4996 Res. 3-1663 Compliments of Dade Restaurant Repair Shop Reconditioning, Repair and Maintenance of All Restaurant Equipment Authorized Factory Service for CHAMPION Dishwashers Phone 9-6127 Nite Phone 2-2502 2315 N. W. 7th Ave. Miami, Florida Roth - White Trading Co. Dealers in Parts and Accessories For Diesel Engines JACK ROTH 1450 N. W. 21st St. Phone 9-3360 CUIIIIIIIIIS IIIESEI EIIIIIIIES OF FLORIDA, INC. BRANCH OFFICE DX L BRANCH OFFICE . .1 13fZikE.i'Shll'f 1?i02fiffet 44?a.fSZf EISIiI1i'm Phone 3-0758 Phone 37-2191 Formerly: EDWARD PARKINSON COMPANY MAIN OFFICE 264 Alcazar Avenue Coral Cables, Florida Phones: 4-7619 4-9770 DISTRIBUTORS: Q Cummins Diesels I Edison Storage Batteries O Electric Generating Sets - to ordel O Burk 8: Thomas Pumps I Marine Heat Exchangers O Universal Marine Engines 0 Aeroquip Lines Q Auxiliary Machinery C0,,,p1i,,,e,,,gS of Miami Embroidery Co., Inc. . Y Manufacturers of Novelty Trimmings Crochet Beading Machine Beading Nail Heads Rhinestones Bonnaz T punto IU-H Sequins Applique Quilting Business Education Dept. 3717 N. Miami Ave. Miami 37, Fla. Phone 89-7443 Waslzing I Greasing 0 Polishing Tire Repairs CRAWFORD 8. NAFTAI SERVICE STATION 400 S. W. 8th St. Phone 3-9176 F. M. Crawford C. E. Naftal Aircraft, Marine and Industrial INSTRUMENT OVERHAUL Sales and Service Bnrfield Instrument Corp. 4101 N. W. 29th Street Phone 64-9771 When it's Lumber call our Number Ph. 88-5249 Complete Building Supply and Hardware Home lumber 8. Supply 1050 East 25th St. Hialeah, Florida l7mfAv.m1omf Mum Almwlo' .Danni 2 Biscayne Blvd. Phone 64-5411 TIRES BATTERIES CAll -A 3-8445 24-HOUR SERVICE DADE TIRE CO., Inc. 1501 North Miami Ave. DISTRIBUTORS Batteries U. S. ROYAL Tires Amalie Pennsylvania Motor Oil compliments of Plumbers ocal Union 5l9 2409 N. W. Seventeenth Avenue FRED WELLS, President R. O. PAULSON, Vice President . . . Executing Board United Association of Ioumeymen and Ap- WM- IMAND, Business Manager R' O' PAULSONA Chmrman prentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting GEORGE WHEELER, Business Agent GEORGE NASH, Secretary N C PAUL Ds MARTINI Industry of the United States and Canada ATE OLDY' secmtary B. S. MCCARTHY N I. M. DANKWARD Our Members Install Sanitary Plumbing in Dade and Monroe Counties A CHRPEIITERS lllllill lllllllll 1379 WOOD FLOORS - Laying, Sanding and Finishing 1427 N. E. 'I3lst Street, North Miami, Florida CARPETS A- LINOLEUM OFFICERS: WM. BARRON-Pres. ORVILLE Fos'r1-:R-Vice-Pres. ROBERT MANxs, Rec. Sec. ANDREW KING-Fin. Sec. CHARLES BRENNAN-Treas. Im CURRY-Conductor HAROLD Asmav-Warden CARL ROBERTS-Trustee WARREN STOPT-TTUSIZB G. R. VloLA-Trustee Meetings Held Every Cork Tile 'f Rubber Tile if Asphalt Tile Insulation ACOUSTIC CEILINCS PLASTIC MATERIALS THURSDAY NIGHT Gampenteis Union 720. 405 8:00 P.M. FLOORING DIVISION Subordinate to United Brotherhood of Carpenters and loiners of America 1509 N. E. 125th Street North Miami, Florida MIAMI, FLORIDA Affiliated with the American Federation of Labor Compliments of Leonard I.. Abess Robert M. Morgan Qobert M. Altemus Morris W. Weinberg E. C. Red Cornelius Inc. XW'm 'H f r .. .' . NyX Wen M, E A2-Epggni .Elximaiglontrattrng and Engmeenng Q Siugfesizlntlelgd Young Milam : e Picfures and Drawings of 5.,,.E,E',5'3r2X!!'G5 WITHERiRxqIhL5El:zEZ 3-F531-l:EE. wrrl-lens ,ff 0, Co- ammv Pnoro-ENGRAVING co. r MM. t rfrrrrrnrrrrr Compliments of PRINT SHUI? SIENIIURS ebuilding ewinding V epairing - Dade Electric Motor Service AL GREEN - 23 Years in Business 2315 N. w. mt Ave. Phone, Day: 9-5107 Night: 82-0816 0 Painting O Wallpapering 0 Decorating 0 Waterproofing American - European Experience FRITZ PAINTING CO. 3020 N. W. 7th Ave. Phone 9-2200 South Atlantic Insurance Agency, Inc. Trios. B. HAMILTON, Pres. ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 514 Insurance Exchange Building Phone 3-4653 901 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Florida Plywood and Lumber for Every Purpose Plywood 8. lumber Co. Phone 2-1375 - 82-4569 1550 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Florida Miami Dental Arts Prescription Laboratory You can judge our laboratory not only by the number of years we've been in business, but also by the number of doctors who have stayed with us through those years .... 1409 Huntington Bldg. Miami, Florida BREAD 0 ROLLS 0 CAKES I PIES Royal galzing o., nc. 601 N. VY. Seventh Street, Miami HOTELS 0 RESTAURANTS O INSTITUTIONS McGee's Service Station 0 SINCLAIR H-C GASOLINE 0 SINCLAIR MOTOR OILS I LUBRICATION C WASH AND POLISH O SPEEDY ROAD SERVICE Phone 88-9162 Okeechobee Rd. at Hialeah Dr. Hialeah, Florida Best Wishes I. S. OISTEEN Agent GREAT SOUTHERN TRUCKING CO 64 N. W. 20th St. Phone 3-8427 FOR . bze ptin ting Pi.. ee-2335 Ptinteraftets 830 E. First Ave., Hialeah, Florida 'Wie MGCAJMG of rqmaican Budinnd.-L riden igures asker FRIDEN CALCULATING MACHINE AGENCY 2500 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Florida Call for Demonstration on your own work Phone 9-6429 assi unsufs . . . SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Shoreland Building Miami, Florida EXECUTOR - TRUSTEE - ADMINISTRATOR To all the students of , Lindsey I-loplcins Vocational School fw, Xl - ' 'f f 5sl F. qoufz self-impfzovemenf flvzouglz eaucaficn R is an asset you can nevefz lose. 0 0 'F M 0 0 AN INSTITUTION DEDICATED n Q m I T0 HANDLING PERSONAL ESTATES Evening Division LINDSCEIY HOPKINS OSCQR Fd MILLER Courtesy of . . . Hll HIIHIIII lll0illllS IHC, Illlllflll PHRTS 8 SPRING Bu., Inc. Peninsular Armuture Works 151 N. W. 24th Street Izlectrw Motor Repamng Phone 7-1176 Compliments of A. H. Ramsey 8. Sons, Inc. Compliments of THE l. M. ANDERSON DENTAL SUPPLY CO. Visit Us Often 821 N. E. 2nd Avenue Parking Space Available Gompliments of Nash Miami Motors Inc. 545 NORTHEAST FIFTEENTH STREET Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Stahl and son Michael Compliments of Bohnert Sheet Metal 8. Roofing Co. H I enry s The Shoe Corner of Coral Gables 294 Miracle Mile Coral Gables Compliments of Herbert's 5 8. 10 7365 S. W. Eighth Street Dudley M. Cawthon Manufacturers and Distributors Commercial Refrigeration SA LES and SERVICE Telephone 82-1671 1301 N. W. 7th Ave. Miami, Fla. THREE STAR INDUSTRIES INC. 4810 N. W. 37th AVENUE Ye Smoke Shop COBBS COUNTRY STORE 400 N. E. 79th St. Lubrication - .Accessories - Batteries Washing - Road Service - Tires MARSHALL'S SUNOCO SERVICE 2696 N. W. 20th St. at 27th Ave. Phone 64-9285 Miami, Florida E. C. Marshall ARMY SALVAGE CO. Specializing in Government Surplus and General Mercliandise Ph. 78-3686 6160 N. W. 27th Ave. IllllSON UllN'l'llll l.AllNllllllll'l'l'E 734 N. W. 62nd St. Miami, Fla. Phone 7-9356 STUART'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 183 N. E. 79th Street Right off North East Secnud Avenue Boys' Pants II Specialty Gondas Corporation 2140 N. Miami Avenue, Miami 37, Florida Phone 2-1745 fbiwudutau Delta Power Tools Black 8. Decker and Porter Cable Electric Tools Ingersoll Rand Pumps and Compressors Century and General Electric Motors 0 Com Jliments of Wlllard C. Brown I O Camera Repairing -1 . o 0 o o e 9 W Condltlomng Service 1238 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Florida 621 N E 78th Street ,, I Compliments of Miami Bus Drivers Union u.ocAL 1267 Compliments of WAI-DOT COTTAGES Welcome Children DAY - WEEK or MONTH Walt, Evelyn and Dan McGowan 3808 N. W. 36TH AVE. 2 Blocks North of Jai-Alai Ph. 64-5036 Res. 9-9772 SYBIL'S Cifofflea of dliazm Coral Gables Miami Little River Compliments of cpamgow cgundzisi 9900 N. W. 27th Avenue ff? Jifxw fam fbao 'QHXJKZY 'WAXIIIEYS 2801 N. W. Le Jeune Road Compliments of MOON ART SHOP 300 S. Miami Avenue Miami, Florida Guy's Auto Part NEW und USED PARTS o TRANSMISSIONS 0 MOTORS 0 REAR ENDS I GENERATORS I BRAKES O CLUTCHES 295 N. W. 20th Street, Miami 37, Florida Phone 3-3171 PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES 0 Allllapatrah Stationers 0 3407 N. W. SEVENTEENTH AVE. PHONE 9-2785 MIAMI, FLORIDA Sanitary Chemicals Janitor Supplies Paper Products d S 'Iar Products Eu. lla e am u Manufacturers and Distributors ' 3-6748 Phone. ' ' 32 Florida 132 N. E. llth St., Miami , I t Trim MODERN TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE Conversion Specialists t 0 Miami Florida 0 Phones 4-7961 -64-8797 2337 S. W. 22nd Stree , Factory Aiughorized we also do an ervlce Watch Repairing Sa es Bonded by Raython compliments of M t Presdwood B ld H rdware R ting and Asphalt Red Cedar Shingles Cypress and Fir Lath F d - h , m..n..,.m.....-.-.Ym re eric Specializing in Spruce Timbers I mb St Mimi, Fla. wonms FINEST rooo srone 645 N. W. Sixty-second Street 601 N. W. . Phone 2-3163 WILLYS VEHICLES-INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 4 wheel Drive Jeeps-Trucks F actor! Authorized Dealer dmiami dmofozs Florida's Largest 1644 N. E. 2nd Ave. Phones: PIIIIIII- 2-5885 KIIIIIIIIBIII FTITHIHSIIIBII' CU., MOVERS - IIICCERS - COMMERCIAL HAULERS 790 N. W. 22nd sr. Miami, Florida 'frmamii 31-af Gxclusfvo Qin! Sh:-0' I TI GLE PAINT PHONE 9 2674 49 s.w. rms? s1: MIAMI. FLA. Phono 3-6304 r Qi .III .1 H 1 I W W I -,N L I I X 0 I I if ,N I I 1. X I , ,f ,,,. , - f ,. , , , ' Manufacturers of DIIILSSILS tl' I fl! . I X! P. 0. BOX 1110 MMM' 7' F oR'DA 120 N, w. 21111 succc Lao SELKOYVITZ Mi.uni, lfluricln I Pmplu What Suppllp, 9nc.. 2323 N. E. MIAMI coum' l MIAMI 37. FLORIDA 2Qj1'Mf4ff, . bmzhlhegffaref - N. - 1'-'p 1 - 100 N. MIAMI AVE. 130 EAST FLAGLER ST. 546 LINCOLN ROAD 39 EAST FLAGLER ST. gnauSf'tl6l UPPIIBS PIZZA-SPAGHETTI-RAVIOLI LASAGNA-MANIco1'1'I Finest Italian Food In Miami IIUIIIIIH IIIIICHIIIEIIU CIIHPUIIHIIUII 312-316 DRIVE 'Z,I'.5?..'.?A'E.'.,5,'K'E3 RESTAURANI 0 AIR CONDITIONED ' 2885 N.W. 36th St. Pl1.64-48 American Industrial Sales Corp. 4101 N. W. TWENTY-FIFTH STREET Phone 64-9731 Phone: 64-4872 AVIATION DIVISION Sale, overhaul and manufacture of Aircraft Accessories and Aircraft Components INDUSTRIAL DIVISION We are Distributors for the world's finest industrial machinery and equipment. Among the manufac- turers whom we represent are Morse Twist Drill Bay State Abrasives Williams Tools IHand and Lathe? Walker-Turner Equipment Champion Drill Press Smith Welding Equipment Thor Tools Durmore Grinders Logan Lathes Hewitt-Robins Conveyor Equipment Fairbanks Trucks and Casters A Sturdi-Bilt Work Benches FRIENDS: At MIAMI NURSING and CONVAIESCENT CENTER you will find MODERN HDSPITAI EQUIPPED RDDMS and REGISTERED NURSING CARE for all types of patients INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION - OXYGEN THERAPY - PHYSIOTHERAPY ON PHYSICIAN'S ORDER MIAMI NURSING and CDNVAIESCENT CENTER 1828 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD ' PHONE 2-1713 Registered Nurse 24 Hours Male Attendant 24 Hours Compliments of Piledrivers, Millwrights and Window Erectors Local Union NO. 1966 Affiliated with Car Jenters District C ounci and Building Trades 2955 N. W. 17th Ave., Miami Udihdhlf l When you are on KEY BISCAYNE, be sure to stop at the . . 4 PIONEER STORE of the KEY for your SUNDRIES and GOOD FOOD Compliments of ElSIE'S CLEANERS 337 Palm Avenue, Hialeah gomflflnzanfa iiziencl BENNER BOX , INC. anufacfufzefzs Disfincfive o bin apefz axes SIMKINS ROAD OFF 28TH ST. AND N. W. LE JEUNE RD. W. CARROLL WILSON Municipal Tux Consultant Real Estate Appraiser Member A77IUTll7IlYI Imrtitufc of Heal lixtuti' Appruiwrx 824 Alfred I. duI'ont Building Tel. 9-4751 Miami, Florida Portable Tupewriters Compliments of District No. 40 International Association of Machinists A. F. of L. LOCAL LODGE 613 LOCAL LODGE 1872 ELECTRIC MOTORS All Makes of Motors USED AND NEW SALES 0 SERVICE O REPAIR Miami Armature Works 565 N. W. 5th SI. Ph. 2-4749 AII Makes 'ms' M 'e's Moshier's Cabinet Shop Pl 67-5540 B' w' Agency Coral Way at Ave. Miami, Fla. 123 N. E. First St. Phone 2-0115 Compliments nf Philbrick Funeral Homes Miami School Supply Co. Phone 84-6069 60 N. E. 73rd St WHOLESALE Q RETAIL Ask Dave Barbour Where to Get the Genuine TOP POCKET PANTS 8. WESTERN SHIRTS Tours o Cruises o Steamship o Air Tickets ALL LINES LET US PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP No Charge for Our Services I Ju. AIR CONDITIONING. HEATING APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION MEMBER OF A.C.R.A. OF FLORIDA, INC. 2614-I6 SOUTHWEST BTH STREET 5 F O IDA Alfzzfez gecvsfzy 670' FRED C. SLATER Telephone 9-4115 50 N. E. Second Ave. Miami, Florida Phone 9-9619 40 N. W. First St. Record Box Uniform Shop Waitresses 0 Nurses 0 Beauticians Mrs. Marks Free Alterations P 48 453TAM' 3 ' L R P 48 9613 I 0 242 Biscayne Boulevard BUD'S AUTO PARTS AND wkscxn-:G BII-I ROSS' d f PARTS ron Less B n Tron r I . Craven, Brgg, 3601 N. w. sourh River orive . FRUSTY FREEZE' Inc' 0 S e ' nc Phone 64-1560 Mxaml, Florlda We Cate, to Weddings and Parties Local and Long Oistance Wholesale Fruit and Produce Compliments of Ice Cream , Frozen Custard , Sherbet 1944 N wF:::'Z e M0372 l Fl .d g . FOUNTAIN SERVICE sr GRILL - ' Ve- 'a 1'- Of' 8 1236 N W 21st Street BILL ROSS, Owner PIIOIIC 2-3144 I,Il0ne 2-3146 OF MIAMI 1812 N. w. asm sm. Miami, Florida Compliments ol Compumm 0, EREY REALTY BRICKIAYERS, MASONS 8. PIASTERERS 317 Palm Ave-e Hialeah - lOCAl UNION NO. 7 MIAMI, FLORIDA RIVERSIDE BANK Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of . . . Alllli lllllffll CO. 2762 S. W. 10th Sf. Ph. 48-1587-4-0075 PRO-TECT-U has always led the field in all types of . . . Awning - Shutters Storm Shutters For Free Iistirmrtes . . . Ph. 58-1587 Gulfstream Venetian Blind Co. 7600 N. W. 7th Ave. Phone 7-1823 Creators and Uriginators of Einliroidt-ries and Novelty Stitchings FLOMINC PLEATINC 81 EMBROIDERY CO. VICTOR H. FLOBIING Phone 84-5079 749 N. W. 62nd St., Miami 38, Flor Biscayne Boulevard Drive-In Restaurant 11491 Biscayne Blvd Owners and O erators T7 I. S. PALMEIX W. W. FOSTER Compliments of 7th Ave. Truck Terminal and Restaurant 103rd Street and N. W. 7th Avenue OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY BON OTT Specializing in Antique Furniture Restoring Phone 83-3555 2221 S. W. 17th Ave. Hollllemaurfs Restaurant The Best of Food with Friendly Service PHONE 7-2892 Air Conditioned 'lf Free Parking N. W. 79th St. at 7th Ave. Miami, Florida Compliments of Sunbeam Supply Co., Inc. 300 N. W. 29th Ave., Miami, Florida Phone 9-6534 Compliments of Continental Air Coach 327 E. Flagler St. Tel. 82-3607 COMPLETE OVERHAULS ROAD SERVICE WELDING PAINTING lARSON'S GARAGE ANY 6: EVERYTHING 357 N. Royal Poinciana Blvd. Phone 88-9173 Miami Springs Miami Home Milk Co. 2451 N. W. 7th Ave. Paul Revere life Insurance Company Non-Cancellable Accident and Health, and Hospitalization Insurance 308 Roper Building Phone 82-5491 JFIINCCHIER Oldsmobile 1740 N. E. Second Ave. Miami, Florida Phone 3-8351 Miami Welding Supply, Inc. 3016 N. Miami Avenue Telephone 3-8787 Everything to Weld Anything WILLIAM LEHMAN, Inc. 2 ACRES OF USED CARS We Finance All Our Own Cars Corner N. W. 7th Avenue Between 7191 and 72nd Streets idg Phone 84-2533 X X R X rx NX X gy x y l Ilh' HURRICANE XX XX w . .. NN . . ..... 1 .qi T P30155-ngn X9 N ' X X X 5 . I X wx g bf s X X ', X RxX X X x x N S . U his i:..,y..- ..3 A E X N xX X X I fff X X X -QVQ.- X XR X J XXI l- x....x X Q 1212: X f X ,XNNK Q E E if E X Q- J lk' n XP Q ff Nxxkx X- I X X-X X Y U A. Q sq' - N X x ' . W xx X X- --b' Q--- , z A Yw ' '- ' ' A sk 5 . h no vawu ramsun N --4' Z-'- 3i-1:-is- 5-131121' :I 5 A xx lxxf - 1 ' Z' X , --X-'-Q -'- , X vw X .N X I 3 ms. ra ru XXX ,,,xXX.., 5 sd XXX5. X X X 1 - - -. , K X , X XXX + X X X -ig., M NNN V , , 4 N N Fon me ESTIMATE XSS? N xxxx its f A fl 1 W Phone yf if mp , Q 64-0688 M 7 fffff ff A 4030 N.W.29thSt. mmm X X A. ,, N. 'Lf EVERY'l'llING'S ,, J M ALL'ALuM'NUM Au. mam L Relax,Lherairawillno:byga:1eIimza:ddon'Iworry i x 'N'L- about! twin ows ul ome. emem or:...fince you XX SSX SV Rs :':U.a2'i: :::.iwmzxzT:!::':,':r::::':'Y::s:11::J X vmmmv AwN'Nc Swv your home dry, safe and secure . . . and cool und 1 comforlablmfool r I compliments of DR'N ' , CARPENTERS LOCAL uNloN 1509 1950 ' Af Q Mx. S u 6 ' WL'062Z05'01Jday6m,aaf1y i ww 66Always ask for the Unmn Labelw J, OF MIAMI 2 Bb 301 N. w. zofh sneer Ph sz 6423 ' 2057 N. W. :nk Aw. Miami, Iilwmla - X f Z by Congratulations' X -T- fLomnA WAWIQTIQN EOQPORATION am E X IOC-9110 u111fion.'uppi0.s' . i I 4051 N.W.25th sneer Ph 64 2651 M. ,rl a 1953 6, 'M .Ja HAMBURGERS . i for a King Ugg Qzisfzcffy Bang THE HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS BANK Fl: 3'un4flirzs ?fo1ist 1119 S. W. 27th Avenue Phone 48-7423 HAROLD s. ROSEN Miami, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF 7-'mae wines ahmenf Gompaml Ladies Tropical Suits Sold at All Leading Stores Futcli 8. Associates Plumbing Contracting and Repairs 260 N. W. 71st St. Phone 7-7685 Miami 38, Florida A A GARAGE Wheel, Brake and Frame Aligning 2344 N. E. Second Avenue at 24th Street Miami, Florida ENo Pacxusa, Prop. Compliments of G 8 B COFFEE SHOP 135 N. E. 14th Street fAcross from School 1 Good food at reasonable prices FRANKffPAT'S Italian and American Groceries O We SPECIALIZE in 0 HOME MADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE 1116 Palm Ave., Hialeah Ph. 88-5345 Miami's Pioneer Seedmann Hughes Seed Store BLU-GREEN PLANT FOOD 116 S. Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida Compliments of Sun State Air Conditioning I. R. TOMMY THOMPSON, Owner Floricla-Georgia Tractor C . 3139 N. Miami Avenue Miami, Florida Phone 82-7551 .Snow Gaop Eiahdaload 1'rmm- 82-7917 1265 N. w. 22nd sm. CAMERAS, EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES and MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT BU RN EY'S The Photographefs Stockhouse 1143 W. Fiagler St. Phone 82-6404 -- IDEAL -- Roofing and Sheet Metal Works Skylights - Ventilators - Duct Work Guttering - Restaurant and Bar Equipment 261 N. E. 73rd St. Phone 78-5571 Idiosaciq iliectric ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 4755 N. W. 2nd Avenue Phone 84-4541 PHUL E. SHIPE, Inc. Q c...fffl'LtfZ'ef'3I'.f,t.. .fillny .J Cluf Phone 84-7792 7910 N. E. 211.1 Ave. 7Zy'.fzQW4f 1 . WB F d f . - W 7, ,n.5gg94g:f5,2 FI lr s 1' I N n u B B E rr 646 Biscayne Boulevard Headquarters for Famous B. F. GOODRICH LIFE SAVER TUBELESS TIRES We Never Close Cor. N. W. 12th Ave at 7th St 1150 N, Miami Aye. The Latest Styles in School S portsweur Compliments of Compliments of Tfopiwl Ffuff Gift-9 AUOSS the Nflfwn 2121 N. w. 22nd sarees G1Ibert's Department Store Friendship I-Iqugg, Ing, 5420 N. Miami Ave. Miami 37, Fla. noCKM00R MAGY soiaiuia ana Avi. TIL 4'34l4 PHARMAC ROA TEL. l7,669' U A M E RI A N P HA R M A Y E 2nd AVE if Free Motorcycle Delivery PAT'S BONDED FRUIT SHIPPER alfllaudav 401041 o Citrus o Mungoes o Avocados FRUIT MARKET , . 'x 1-. ' Q MM FANCY FRUIT 2'WHO'QfD'4 our Specialty 4 if ev ,, Goufzfesxl M I ISOUR ff Habif ' Try Us ' Compliments of RQOSEVELT I HARMACY Across the Street from Tech f 77 E if ' XXIII X I f XIIIY ff Ix f II I 'II Iv I ,4'1I75II' II 6 'f ' o PRESCRIPTIONS 0 LUNCHEONETTE 0 ICE CREAM Comfzfimanfa of a ROYAL lP'All..M llClE CU. 438 S. W. 17th A venue, Miami, Florida ce 601 all Pufzposes Phone 3-3691 Grubhs Painters and Decorators QUALITY WORKMANSHIP MODERN INTERIORS Phone 64-5217 All Work Guaranteed 2105 N. W. 56th St. Miami, Florida School ancl Office Supplies Miami Stationery Co., Inc. Opposite Little River Bank Phone 84-2541 8026 N. E. 2nd Ave. gong 'zafulya fiona 'zonz CllIZEllS llllllllll SHVIHGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HIALEAH 198 Hialeah Drive lN. W. 54th Street? Telephone 88-8446 Telephone 88-7186 GEORGE'S Auto Paints 8. Supplies A Name tha! Makes Friends and Keeps Them 2060 N. W. 22nd Avenue Cl-io. W. Kmxutv Phone 3-0940 Phone 3-6268 C 11 mel lias MCEADDY FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Phone '78-1354 Evening Calls - Phone 7-4905 720 N. W. 62nd St. Miami, Florida Floral Designs - Gift Items - Wire Service FREE DELIVERY WAGENER - LATIMER H4'fri,uerution and Murine Service. Inc. Marius- llc-frigc-ration Air Conditioning - llc-frigeraltion Phone 82-8038 740 N. W. 12th Ave. TEFFT'S Eijening mul Bridal Gowns Cocktail Gowns Telephone 83-6112 3546 Coral Way Miami, Florida Best Wishes Hallmark laboratory Telephone 3-7484 215 N. E. 15th St. A .l S 8: MATCHLESS Parts and Service NEW - USED MOTORCYCLES :Rayz jnclian .Safes 3423 N. W. 36th St. Miami, Florida llllll RIVER BHRBER SHUP ll. V. Rows, Proprietor Scientific Scalp Treatment and Facials 235 N. E. 79th Street MIAMI SHORES CORAL GABLES ll!! 6...5rA..,' 'I'oBuiu NORTH MIAMI BEACH PERRINE Open 24 Hours a Day Nationally Known for We Never Close Good Home Cooked Food Miami Diner Restaurant Biscayne Boulevard at 83rd Street, Miami, Florida HERBERT W. STONE Owner and Operator Ample Free Parking Compliments of Chase Federal Savings and Loan Assn. 1100 Lincoln Road - 7474 Collins Ave. - 425 Forty-First St. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments W' BERNER- PEASE Cmnpliments of I McArthur Jersey Farm Dairy, Inc. 6851 N. E. Second Ave. DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM Phone 84-4521 CALL PENINSUIAR lumber Service, Inc. 2145 N. Miami Ave. Phone 82-1571 We Deliver DONALD S. LAVIGNE, Inc. Uaifou unc! iilrzifoznz cflfiufswx 29 S. E. First Ave. Miami, Florida ESNll7llQS'h9ll' 1923 Phones 2-1920 - 9-7864 BAKER or NUIRRIS MARKET A. G. STORE 10130 N. W. 27th Avenue We do not .sell Beer nr Wine And we are closed all day Sundays COMPLIMENTS OF Hotel 81 Restaurant Employees' 8z Bartenders' Unvion, Local 133 A. F. of L. Roger Lee-B1-nner, President Morris G. Drupkin, Sec.-Tr:-as. FOR THE PROM Why Buy? COMPLETE RENT wrrn si-ions YOUR 510.80 TUX! - ACE FORMAL WEAR Rental Service 1125 W. Flagler Street .ffmszicaii .ilfzczdquazfsza fox fool at-:'wic.s equipment Edward DON 8. Co. Miami District Branch 1400 N. Miami Avenue Phone 82-2657 Compliments of Joi-IN .JONES Printing and Offset Supply DIYEJSCII Sain am! .Simian .xdyancy i Florida ' SAND - 'rm' SOIL - FILL 2015 N. W. First Ave. 0 Phone 3-7645 0 Miom 865 E. 8th St. Hialeah, Fla. Compliments of Phone 88-3079 Block Dental Supply Co. 908 N. E. Second Avenue Miami, Florida LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING .,Oz6,..,,.oM. VA AND STORAGE INC N Herb Neale - Motorcycles MOVING i' PACKING i' CRATING if STORAGE 2125 N. W. lst COURT MIAMI Phone 3-0625 All Makes and Models SALES - SERVICE - ACCESSORIES AN D E Q u I P M E NT 725 W. Flagler St. Miami 36, Florida vrf' J ' . ,r-r, 5 CSkagJethSfaf10nerg4Cl1. ff Q1 CJFFICE SUPPLIES E I - D 4 sronls roslnvl you X lllil' 55 I I FIIST STREET PHONE IZ-4611 A 4 ' - . . . - , 1 num anus: mr vmsuaorou M. noon: sono are ' um: mn: ma :L r. noone Avr. mon: nom uurmuu: ua :L w. nurrmxru sr. mon nm Florida Uairies Co. OFFICES AND BOTTLING PLANT 2534 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE PHONE 2-2621 'lf IN MIAMI BEACH Il s 0 Q Known For The Finest Foods RESTAURANT - SANDWICH SHOP No. I Lincoln load Collins Avo. of 2lsl Sl. ' TRACTORS IIXKIIWI ' ROAD MACHINERY ' DIRT MOVING EQUIPMENT ' DIESEL ENGINES glseuexf Ilifzacfoh dntlfoquifrmenl eompaml asso emo nom PHQNE 4-2594 Compliments of CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION FOR GIFTS OF DISTINCTION 1 une S GIFT SHOP 1152 W. Flagler Miami No. 727 'M A ' v lla, Q A Y Compliments of John Huhert's Barber Shop y We 2100 Palm Ave. Hialeah - SERVICE MERCHANT TAILOR Semi-cycle and Bicuclc 1104 Lincoln Road Phone 5-3812 1386 N iv. 55th si. Arn. 78-9032 Wllmi Beech- Florida Specialists in Fishing, Baseball, Tennis, Basketball, Football Equipment Gym Suits and High School Sweaters JOEl TIERCE SPORT SHOP 548 Hialeah Dr., Rh. 88-0121, Hialeah Edward J. Gerrits General Contractor 3-155 N. W. 2nd Avenue Ph. 9-2350 Ph. 7-3323 JAMAICA INN 584 N. W. 36th Street Gd 'EZ uh Y' E 3 -0- S' l-Q no H 0 Q -of 952515 55195: 0 . elle!! GI 5 its 5 Q95 5-2:2 2 55' -if: 'F G , . 21' L 'ffutl vtxph Dravid Compliments of Next Door to Crunclon Park E. P. On Key Biscayne mac farlane li Compliments of Monohun's Electric Co., Inc. 4050 N. W. 29th Street Phone 64-0251 Miami, Florida Miami's One Stop Typewriter Service fPortabIe Specialistsl Smith Corona ' Remington Royal ' Underwood ' etc. Buy - Sell - Rent - Repair Phone 82-7779 132 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Florida - :fav -Y' LT. 'Is if On Cue Toes T0 SERVE U Ad, 8 ' ' and gchoal ASSOCIATED ARTISTS 1822 Biscayne Boulevard 3-3562 Phones 9-9622 Buy with Confidence from IOHN IONES, Inc. Hialealz Qift Genfefz Your Dependable DODGE - PLYMOUTH Job-Rated Truck Dealer GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 2050 N. Miami Ave. Phone 82-7611 Phone 88-3481 380 Pllm AW- Baaf rlfliaflea om ffla cggofz .gnaffzucfou Phone 48-6925 TRI-CITY ELECTRIC CO., Inc. LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 2900 N. W. 7th Street Miami, Floridl Royal Portable Typewriters ADDING MACHINES HAND and I-:LEc'rmc Sales - Service - Rentals CHAS. S. MEYERS, Inc. 28 Years in M iaml 1777 N. E. 2nd Ave. Phone 3-3159 Compliments of ADELMAN PIPE -nd STEEL I' EPHONE I 3839 Compliments of J. FRANK KNORR I N C 0 I P O I A T K D ' MIAMI ' TAMPA R L OUIFME T 528 N. W. IIVIN MIAMI Sl. F THE IIIIHIIII BEHIZH FIRST IIHIIUIIHI BHIIII CORNER LINCOLN AND ALTON ROADS OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN MIAMI BEACH F. LOWRY WALL President and Chnirrrum of the Board MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP BORDEN'S COMPLETE DAIRY SERVICE Fresh from Florida Dairy Farms 0 HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK 0 GRADE A MILK, BUTTERMILK, CREAM 0 SOUR CREAM, COTTAGE CHEESE 0 LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM If It's Borden's It's Got to Be Good For Home Delivery Pham 1-1011 7103 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Florida Weffffvifieiffgfiinq Kea wishes fo iami Ruling 12443 ginaing Go. The 61555 56 I 726 N. E. FIRST AVENUE 0: wwf 'PPM Av iftzii frlv ' Uomfzfinzanfz O 772efwwu, 'G' gzigncf fiflaogfzaplming eo. 545 N W SHI S Ph 82 6567 Mia 36 Fl d aufogfzaplas an? gnapslzofs Q ww 72 5 mf Qx f Lisggw gffgfff N539 Oy xr On I f J if W Q4 'Z if JZ' vfggib' Q, 3 7' I if i X T 1 www ygwfiq eff MMM ffffff fwigjggfzxw f Qi XX id ggi Yi 21-53:5 WMM - . . QJJJ4 ?701,gE4' u www M ., if 05-E! W QLWWMM W Q WZ? WW It l ii nge! ffl W. w gaufgu. ! A .C wg? AfQf?N?Xpfv'1f W my X001 W fo MW mmf iii? J Qgfwg