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

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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

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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,