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

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. 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 , .