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

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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.

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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