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

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'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

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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

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,.-- 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