Oakland Technical High School - Talisman Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1936 volume:

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M . aft In - L f E 3 I 5 I FACU LTY Pictures show from top to bottom: Mr. Howard O. Welty, Principal, Miss Anna Ruth Wilder, Assistant Principal and Dean ol Girls, Mr. Elwood V. Hess, Vice Principal and Dean ol Boys, Mr. Leo Taylor, Vice Principal and Director ol Instruction. Other members ol the faculty are: LIBRARIAN: Miss Florence Balcer. ART DEPARTMENT: Miss Gladys Elam, Miss Clara Hetschel, Mrs. Maude H. Hollis, Mr. Kyle L. Wilcox Cheadb. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: Miss Ruth Anna Brauer Miss Bertha W. Brown, Miss Anna Campbell, Miss Irma Carruth, Miss Estelle Carter, Mr. W. E. Clayton Cheadj, Miss Carrie Comings, Mr. Ferdinand Diel, Miss Nora Evans, Miss Catherine lrvan, Mr. Nels Johnson, Miss Marion Raab, Mrs. Louise Sneed, Mr. F. M. Voclcey. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Miss Harriet Brunquist, Mrs. K. K. Carter, Mrs. Blanche Chamberlain, Miss Mary Corry, Miss Helen Crandall, Miss Laura Everett, Miss Emma Schneirla, Miss Jessie Smith, Mr. Irvin Sussman, Miss Rxijth Swett, Mr. Leo Taylor, Mr. Talcott Williamson Cheadg, Miss E. Earle y ie. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Elena del:remery CheadD, Miss Marguerite Ellis, Mr. Nels Johnson, Miss Ruth McGovney, Miss Euphrasie Molle, Miss Emma Schneirla, Mr. Talcott Williamson. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Marguerite Martin, Miss Cornelia McGiIIivray Cheadb, Miss Myrtle Mowbray, Miss Bertha Schwab. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Mr. C. L. Clawson, Miss Nora Evans, Miss Bertha Henningsen, Miss Mary Tyrrell Cheadl MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Miss Grace Gantt, Miss Sylvia Garrison, Mr. Albert Humphrey, Mr. Herman Trutner, Jr. fheadb. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Miss Henrietta Balch CheadD, Mrs. Wenelried K. Budlon , Miss Agnes lvers Mr. Ray Hamilton, Mr. Alvin Kyte, Mr. LeRoy B. Sharp Cheadl, Mr. Wayne McCorlcle, Miss Muriel Olofson, Mrs. Margery Marlowe. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Miss Marguerite Ellis, Miss Ruth Forsyth, Miss Sebena Frazier, Miss Tura A. Hawlc, Mr. E. W. Long Cheadb, Mrs. Mabel Taylor, Mr. Robert B. Todd, Jr. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Miss Anga M. Biornson, Miss Kathleen Dawson, Mrs. Elsie Grover, Mrs Elena del:remery Cheadj, Miss Donna May Lewis, Mr. R. F. Nyman, Mrs. Harriet Pillsbury, Mr. Robert B. Todd, Jr. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT: Mr. Geor e Bannoclc, Mr. J. E. Burrage, Mr. Marmadulee Maddern Cheadb, Mr. W. Plumb, Mr. Leslie Priest, Mr. Wilber Wallcer, Mr. Fred Wetmore. R. O. T. C.: Sergeant A. G. Olcey. i ff' .pa- F '99 J -My--My 4:-M EXECUTIVE BOARD Pictures show from left to right: Elwood Pearce, Student Body President, Lucille Angeli, Girls' Vice-president, Jacl4 Macri, Boys' Vice-president, pierette De Vincenzi, Commissioner ol l-lonor Activities, Arthur Mesquita, Commissioner ol publications, Robert Guider, Commissioner ol Finance, Milton Schmidt, Commissioner ol Traffic, Jaclc Moore, Commissioner of Maintenance, Scott Rogers, Commissioner ol Social Activities, Eleanor Costa, Social Secretary, and Bob Parnell, Yell Leader. CLASS OFFICERS Pictures show from left to right: Herbert Michael, Low Senior President, Duane lenney, Low Senior Vice-president, Jaclc Flynn, High Junior president, Virginia Higgins, l'ligh Junior Vice-president, l'larry Laiolo, Low Junior president, Mary Koulores, Low Junior Vice-president, Lawrence Patton, l-ligh Sophomore president, Reba Silverman, l 'ligh Sophomore Vice-president, Doris Ballew, Low Sophomore President, Donna Kunhardt, Low Sophomore Vice-president, patriclq Fuller, C. S. F. President: Franlc Splendorio, lndustrial Service Club President, Allred Wong, lndustrial Service Club Vice-president. ...ii 'md School Leaders Cldgg Leaders .fills the white and rustlingfail And bends the gallant mast. fm . X 'TNR .Am ,- ':-1 f ' ,' ! .5 1 ' f. I -,,- ,m 1,-A .- -l1'Qf,. :'3fi' ' 4 Ffa ' .'-Lf , in ,:' 'ix . . 5 l F ai E' .ki ,J v -. A Aiwa- -H V- X - . ' . - - ' -1--,, , -Y,, -migg, -42, 1' , - Q-1 3 f4.-.4-'QHQ41 --wean . NJ 'wma .1 , I 125.1 ,ef , A Sf .ne Valli' gl? 423' W w g',m35f3'Q' ' 1 , 1 N gy. ,1- , op' ,1. 1-:ti , -v-A.-0, .14'.' ev 5: I Ayn ,A 'JY L' ,. ,La I, 9fu..'l 1 ..:,f '. - f' -6. 1. -fg1'i:g3g?,L4 . , ' K ,:-.'.' I , ,.g,:.'.r -ii-gn ig 19' itil' Cl K ' in-n-at-5 'wiv--0, SENIOR OFFICERS: Reading from left to right Ctop rowb, Ronald Eves, Margaret Smith, Bill Radcliffe, Qbottom rowD Valborg Rasmussen, Burnell Gross. CLASS ACTIVITIES N the fall semester reaches its close, the school must bid another distinguished group of senior officers Adieu and USO Long. Through the months that preceded that night of nights, graduation, these officers, elected by the vote of the senior students, have ceaselessly served those who have placed faith in them. They have worlced at their duty cheerfully and with a perpetual smile that endeared them to all who Itnew them. Under the guidance of our officers, we have enjoyed, besides the school assemblies and the Hobby Show, the pleasures of the senior banquet, the Senior Days, with the low-high football game, senior tea, and the farewell dance, ending with the assembly and the awarding of the citizenship cup, The following committees helped to malce the senior activities successful. SENIOR FAREWELL COMMITTEE: Jack Du Fosee Cchair- manD, Charles Warren, Paul Durclcel, Jaclc Macri, Milton Schmidt, Elwood Pearce, Valborg Rasmussen, Margaret Smith, Mildred Downie, Theresa Beltrame. SENIOR BANOUET COMMITTEE: Louis Marchiorlatti, Jack Harrison, Robert Farnell, Waddell Ferguson, Pauline Cranford, Cora Presley, Evelyn Kiessling and Betty Condy, SENIOR GIFT COMMITTEE: Burnell Gross, Ernest Andrews, Robert Vanier, l.ucilIe Angeli, Elsie Dezzani and Chrissie Sibley. JULIA ACCORNERO-Girls' League. ROBERT C. ADAMS-Dancing, Wrestling, Chemistry. MELVIN THOMAS ALAMANO-Block T Society, Singing, Rally Committee, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Senior Baseball Coach, High Senior Football. CLEO DOLORES ANDERSON-G. A. A., Hockey, Basketball, Baseball. ELLIS KENNETH ANDERSON-Scribe Staff, Beginning Dancing, Contract Bridge. ERNEST F. ANDREWS-R. O. T. C., Senior Chorus, President In- dustrial Art Service Club, Shop Singing. LUCILLE ANGELI-Second Year Privileged Student, Girls' Vice- president, President Delphians, Girls' League Council, Italian, Eflzrged T, Block T, 1200-point Pin, G. A. A. Yell Leader, Basket- a . ALVIS E. AUSTIN-Boys' League. FRANK SHIYOZO BABA-Third Year Privileged Student, Silver T, International. HIROKO BABA-C. S. F., Gold T, Second Year Privileged Stu- dent, Senior Chorus. SHIRO BABA- C. S. F., Gold T, Third Year Privileged Student, Radio. ANTONE F. BAKARICH-Boys' League. MARY GENEVEIVE BAKO-Second Year Privileged Student, Tennis. MARYE ANN BANCO-G. A. A., Contract Bridge, Tennis, Crew, Swimming, Dancing. JOHN ARCHIE BANKS-A Cappella Choir, Saturday-Morning Choir, Senior Chorus, Singing, Advanced Camera, Intramural Basketball, Senior Football. KEITH V. BARRON- C.S.F.,GldT,H S' B Chemistry, Aviation. O onor oclety odld' EDWARD J. BASSO-Assistant Commissioner of Traffic Block T Society, Assembly Improvement, Italian, BeginninglDancing, Basketball. EVELYN E. BEDROSIAN-Second Year Privileged Student A gppella CIWOIY, 'Don Alonzo's Treasure, Secretary Girls' ee. ALBERT WILLIAM ROBERT BEESKOW-Boys' League. KENNETH LELAND BEHNEMAN-Second Year Privileged Student, Social Activities Committee, R. O. T. C. Color Sergeant, Vice-president Aviation, Beginning Dancing. BETTY BELL-Girls' League. THERESA ANTONETTE BELTRAME-Gold T, Second Year lprivileged Student, Secretary Executive Board, Secretary Delphi- ans, Traffic Board, Senior Chorus, Drama, Commercial. GERARD EDWARD BLATZ-Social Activities Committee. HELEN JEAN BONSTEIN-C. S. F,, Gold T, Winged T, Hockey, Dancing. DORIS FRANCES BOWES-First Year privileged Student, Girls' Glee, A Cappella Choir, Don Alonzo's Treasure, G. A. A., Basketball, Hockey, Baseball, Tennis, Crew. JEAN BOYLE-Senior Chorus, Contract Bridge. , 1 V rf , f ,t'lV,,.L.i,,t4.fx,,, . ,' , 45- , . 'MILTON LESTER BRENNEMAN-Hi-Y, Senior Baseball, Senior Football, Traclc. DOROTHY CAROL BRUNE-Aviation, Girls' League. ROSE ELIZABETH BRUSASCO-First Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, G. A. A., Dancing, Italian. TINY BURNS-First Year Privile ed Student, SeniorChorus, G.A.A., Art Metal, International, Spanii, Public Opinion, Home Economics. dir-nl. 0 'i I vrx S' M VICTOR CHARLES CANEVA-Baseball, Football, Volleyball, Baslcetbal I. CHARLES RANSOME CASALIRANG-Boys' Glee, A Cappella Choir, Tumbling Team. MARTHA JEAN cAiLiNQA'fChefy. JAMES M. CATTERTON-Silver T, Block T, Football. BETTYE CLEMENTINE CHAPLIN-Silver T,Second Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Drama, Public Opinion, Open,Forum, International, Commercial. ALFRED KENNETH CHILTONMSinging. LUELLA FRANCES CHINN-Gold T, Second Year Privileged Student, Chinese, Bank, Home Economics, Beginning Dancing, Beta. JAMES FREDRIECK COLLINS-Shop Traffic Board. BETTY VIRGINIA CONDYfSiIver T, Third Year Privileged Stu- dent, Delphians, Senior Gift Committee, Girls' Orchestra, First Orchestra, French, Tennis, International, Science. EUGENE F. CONNOLLY--First Year privileged Student. VIRGINIA OLGA COOKE-f-Girls' League, Cub Scribe. WILLIAM LOUIS COTE A Cappella Choir, Traffic Board, Non. Com. R. O. T. C., Boys' Glee, Don AIonzo's Treasure. MARJORIE IONE COURTRIGHTfSecond Year privileged Stu- dent, G. A. A., Archery, Beginning Dancing. CLARA PALILINE CRANFORD-Gold T, Third Year Privileged Student, Delphians, G. A. A., Public Opinion, International Vice-president and Secretary, Finance Committee, Commercial, Dancing. VIOLET ELIZABETH CROSSffGirls' League. DAVID TANDY CUSHING-Shop Traffic Board, Stamp, Radio. ALBERT A. DAMASCHINO-Second Year Privileged Student, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Intramural Basketball, BlockT, Boxing. WILLIAM WAI DANG-First Year Privileged Student, R. O. T. C., Rille Team, R. O. T. C. Non-Com., Aviation, Chinese, Chess, Leathercraft. I ' . I , J I, 1,14 A , -r f .-f ..i,,a I Lac. f I ROBERT PERSI-IING DATHAN-Gold T, Third Year Privileged Student, Science Honor Roll. RAMONA HARRIET DAVIDSON-Girls' League. MADELAINE DEAN-First Year Privileged Student, Delphians, Vice-president International, Archery. MARIO DELCENIO-Assistant Yell Leader. RACHEL GRACE DELLINGER-Second Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, International, Dancing. LUCILLE MARY DeMARIA-Second Year Privileged Student, G. A. A., Commercial, Knitting, Contract Bridge, Tennis, Basket- ball, Swimming. FERNE DELL DEMERITT-Girls' League. LLOYD HENRY DENNIS-First Year Privileged Student. WILLIAM R. DePOLE-Shop Singing, Dancing. DOROTHY BURTSCHER DEWHIRST-Second Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Middy Board, Home Economics, Con- tract Bridge, Commercial, International, Tennis. ELSIE DELPHINE DEZZANI-Vice-president Delphians, Girls' Sports Editor, Scribe, Third Year Privileged Student, P. E. Honor Roll, Social Activities Committee, Drama, Sergeant-at-Arms and Assistant Yell Leader G. A. A., Girls' Glee, Senior Chorus, A Cappella Choir. VIRGINIA LOUISE DILLMAN-Silver T, Third Year Privileged Student, String Ensemble, Girls' Orchestra. EMERY RAYMOND DUFFlELDiFirst Year privileged Student, Art Editor Senior Memories, Scribe Statf Cartoonist, Magazine Art, Senior Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Tecolote Art Statf, R. O. T. C. Saturday morning choir. MILDRED LOWE DOWNIE-Silver T, Second Year privileged Student, League Council, Delphians, Social Activities, Girls Jinx, international, French, Kids' party, Tennis. PAUL l-l. DURCKEL-Boys' Glee, Block T, D. A. C., Football, Track, Basketball, Tumbling Team. JACK DUFOSEE-president l-li-Y, D. A. C., Traffic Board, Assistant Yell Leader, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Bridge, President H-10, Vice-president l-l-11, Block T. RONALD ERVIN EVES-Second Year privileged Student, president L-'10, Vice-president l-l-'lO, president l-l-12, Secretary l-li-Y, D. A. C., Competition platoon, Traffic Board, Track. ROBERT LEE FARNELL-First Year privileged Student, Stage Manager, president Junior Drama, players' Guild, Copperhead, Stage Manager, Social Activities Committee, Marionette Show, Moonshine, l-li-Y, Yell Leader, Beggar on l-lorsebackf' Stage Crew. ANGELO FAZIO-Band, Orchestra. GWENDOLYN JESSIE FENTON-Second Year privileged Stu- dent, G. A. A., Senior Chorus, Home Economics. WALLACE WADDEL FERGUSON-Third Year privileged Student, president Commercial. MARCELLA ELEANOR FERRACONE-Third Year privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Italian. MANUEL A. FlGUIEl2A'FootbalI, Track. , JAMES JOSEPH FINNEGAN-Second Year privileged Student, industrial Service, Dancing, High Senior Football. ROBERT GEORGE FIRBY-Third Year privileged Student, French, Beginning Dancing. DONALD E. FOSTER-Spanish, Socionomics. BlLLlE ELMA FOXfG. A. A., Dancing, Spring Festival. ROBERT WOODROW FRANKLIN-First Year Privileged Student, Rally Committee, Stage Crew, The Beggar on l-lorseback,' Moonshinef' Stamp, Science, Senior Football, Football. ELMER DANIEL FREEMAN-Chess, Football. JOHNNY M. FREGLILIA-Dancing, Basketball, Baseball, Boxing, Technical Featherweight Boxing Champ, Senior Baseball, Senior Basketball, Track, Wrestling. JOHN FRANCIS FRENCH-Dancing, Magazine Art. JAMES HENRY GALLAGHAN-Chess, Judo. DORIS COLINE GARDNER-Cn. A. A., Home Economics, Senior Chorus. FRANK ANTHONY GELSO-Boys' League. ALDO G. GIANNINI-Italian, Be inning Dancing, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Boxing, WrestTing. JAMES M. GINTER-Chemistry. JAMES WILSON GLUBETICI-I-R. O. T. C. Non-Com., Roller- Hockey. LEO FREDRICK GOOD-Second Year Privileged Student, Stage Crew, Beginning Dancing, Radio, Chief Projection, Football. ELEANOR MADELINE GREEN-Third Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Middy Board, Cu. A. A., Contract Bridge, Public Opinion, Dancing, Commercial. RAYMOND C. GREENLY-Second Year Privileged Student, Motor Tratlic, Block T, Magazine Art, Junior Tratfic Reserve, Senior Chorus, Cowboy Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Track, Track Manager. BURNELL HARVEY GROSS-Gold T, First Year Privileged Stu- dent, Boys' High Senior Treasurer, Rally Committee, Secretary Stamp Club, Shop Traffic Board. JEAN GRlJSSfFirst Year Rrivileged Student, Scribe Stall, Writers' Club. W, ff-u ef' 2 I ff FQ! ,gag 22 MILDRED LOUISE HADDERMAN-Junior and Senior Cap and Gown Chairman, Third Year Privileged Student. GEORGE HAGCUART, Jr.-Drama, Spanish, Beginning Dancing, PEARL HAGOPIAN-First Year Privileged Student, French, Socionomics. ROBERT HANCOCKS-Second Year Privileged Student, Scribe Stall, R. O. T. C. Non-Com., Finance Board, Chemistry, Camera. NORMA HANSEN-Silver T, Second Year Privileged Student, Girls' Yell Leader, Winged T, Block T, Five Numerals, G. A. A., Italian, Commercial, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Volley Ball, Handball, Tennis, Archery. E. JOHN HARRISON-First Year Privileged Student, Hi-Y, Sword and Shield Society, R. O. T. C. Competition Platoon, Non-Com. Rilile Team, Captain R. O. T. C. PHILIP HARTSTEIN-First Year Privileged Student, Dancing, Intra- mural Basketball, Finance. TOM HOFMANN-Field and Stream, Contract Bridge, Dancing, Chemistry, Intramural Basketball. MARGARETIELIZABETI-i I-IOLLANDS-Beta, G. A. A., Senior Chorus, Home Economics. ALFRED ANCUELO ISOLA-Italian Dancing, Wrestling, Light- weight Boxing Champion, Baseball, Track, Football. ROSE MARY ISOLA-First Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Beginning Dancing, Italian. BRUCE EDWARD KANN-Drama, Science, Scribe Staff, President Writers', Hi-Y, Traliic Board, Social Activities Committee, Intra- mural Basketball. DONALD HOFFMAN KARNS-'R. O. T. C. Non-Com., Make-Up Editor Tecolote, Magazine Art, Social Secretary Magazine Art, Beginning and Advanced Camera. KAZUO KAWAMOTA-Silver T, Third Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Magazine Art, Contract Bridge, Intramural Basket- ball. HOWARD KAY-First Year Privileged Student, Boys' League. GEORGE JLlNJlRO KIDO-First Year Privilegecl Student, lntra- mural Basketball, Track. EVELYN RUTH KIESSLING-Gold T, Second Year Privileged Student, News Editor Cub Scribe, S ecial Writer, Feature Writer Scribe, Senior Chorus, G. A. A., Tennis, C. S. F. GENEVIEVE KOLLENBAUM-Drama, Dramatic Workshop, Hockey. VIVIAN ROSE KOLLENBAUM-G. A. A. Yell Leader, Dancing, Tennis, Hockey. BEN T. KUNIBE-Second Year Privileged Student. THQMAS SHIGERU KUNIBE-Silver T, Second Year privileged Student. SHEILA LAFFERTY-Senior Chorus, Drama, Socionomics. MAMIE LEE-Silver T, Second Year Privileged Student, Home Administration, Chinese. STELLA LEW--Third Year Privileged Student, Gold T, Senior Chorus, Secretary Chinese Students. WILLIAM D. LIDDLE-Industrial Service, Traffic Manager. DAVlD W. LIEDHOLM-Third Year Privileged Student. SEUNG WAH LIM-Boys' League. F. RALPH LLOYD-Gold T, Third Year Privileged Student, First Orchestra, Spanish Orchestra, Spanish, Chemistry, R. O. T. C. Non-Com., High School Symphony, Competition Band. HARRY GlNO LUCCHESI-Second Year Privileged Student, Shop Counselor, Traffic Board, Shop Singing, Shop Foreman, Industrial Service. MARGUERITE ANITA LUN-Silver T, Second Year privileged Student, G. A. A., Archery, Chinese. 4-NM, Q 4211 . ,x DOMENIC J. LUZZI-Sergeant R. O. T. C., R. O. T. C. Competi- tion Platoon, Aviation. CHARLES BRYDEN McGARVlE-Scribe Staff, Field and Stream Traffic Reserve, Radio, Senior Football, Football, Track. J. THALETA McMlLLAN-Senior Chorus, lnternational, Archery, G. A. A., Hockey, Baseball, Basketball. ELDEN l. MERLE-First Orchestra, Bugle Sergeant, Band, Dancing. FLORENCE ADELE MERLE-Third Year privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Contract Bridge, Commercial, Home Economics, Ad- vanced Tennis. CLIFFORD E. MITCHELL-Senior Football, Orchestra, Chess. ALFONSO LEO MACCARIO-Boys' League. JACK FREDRIC MACRI-Third Year Privile ed Student, D. A. C., Social Activities Committee, Traffic Board,T'resident Italian, Vice- Erestlerit Student Body, Low Senior President, President Block T, ase a . JACK MALLISON-First Year Privileged Student, Traffic Board, Vice-president Low Seniors, Spanish, lnternational, Baseball, Judo, Dancing, Baseball. KENNETH SYLVAN MALLORY-Captain R. O. T. C. B Company, Lieutenant-Colonel, Boys' Singing. LOUIS JOHN MARCHIORLAT-Tl-Second Year Privileged Stu- dent, D. A. C., Traffic Board, Block T, Industrial Honors, Hi-Y, lndustrial Service, Football. TOM MARKOVICH-Football, Track. STEWART MARTIN-intramural Basketball. TAMAKI TOM MARUYAMA-First Year privileged Student, Bridge, Dancing, Senior Basketball, Intramural Sport. ANITA LOUISE MASON-Silver T, Second Year Privileged Stu- dent, G. A. A., Commercial, Contract Bridge, Tennis. ' W .. . 1, i ' f -53-msiii-',LL 4 S x 4 f ! , gf i, L: fi ' fiivfr- , ,I 1 1, -1-5 MARJORIE CATHRINE pESClO-First Year privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Bridge, Commercial, Tennis. ROBERT l-lAROLD PETERSEN-Chemistry, Spanish, Camera, Avia- ?on,b Diancing, Contract Bridge, Inter-class Basketball, Senior oot a , HELEN PIERCE-Girls' League. ANNA BARBARA PITTA-Gold Winged T , Dancing, G. A. A., Block T, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Crew, Baseball, Tennis, Speedball. CORA PRESLEY-Gold T, Third Year Privileged Student, French, Bridge, Archery, International. CAROL PRESTON-Gold T, Second Year privileged Student, Traffic Board, Business Manager Tecolote, Senior Memories' Business Manager, Writers' Club, Special Writer Scribe, Head cg lgelvvis Boureau, lnternational, Spanish, Socionomics, G. A. A., EMIL PRESTON-Second Year privileged Student. JACK DONALD RACKHAM-Silver T, Second Year privileged Student, Camera, Art, Tumbling. WILLIAM RADCLlFFE-Silver T, D. A. C., Senior Memories Editor, Traffic Board, Scribe Staff, Sports Editor Cub Scribe, Assembly Committee, l-li-Y, Block T, Moonshine, '35 Track Captain, Football, Track. ALBERT WALTER RADKE-lndustrial Service GEORGE F. RASMUSSEN-Boys' League. VALBORG RASMUSSEN-First Year privileged Student, Delphian, Social Activities Committee, l-ligh Senior Vice-president-Secre- tary, French, Secretary lnternational Club, Senior Chorus. pl-lYLLlS REMPE-Third Year privileged Student, Exchange Editor Cub Scribe, Special Writer Scribe, G. A. A., Contract Bridge. FRANCES DOLORES REYES-Beginning Dancing, Girls' League. RAY WALTER REYNOLDS-Boys' League. GUIDO L. RICCOBONI-ltalian Club. FRANK RED ROBERTS-Boys' Glee Club, Leadership Team, Hunt- ing and Fishing, Tumbling Team, Jui Jitsu. FERNE ROBERTSON-First Year privileged Student, Senior Chorus, Writers , Saturday-Morning Choir, International. ADELAIDE MARIE RODRIGUES- Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Hockey, Volleyball. IRVING EDWARD ROGERS-Silver T, First Year privileged Stu- dent, Vice-president Sophomore Class, President Junior Class, Maintenance Board. PEGGY ROGERS-First Year privileged Student, Tumbling Team. E. LEONE RYLAND-Girls' League, Hobby Show. WILLIAM SARVER-First Year privileged Student, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Sword and Shield, Rifie Team, Competition platoon, Secretary-Treasurer Aviation, Radio. HELEN ETHEL SCHIFFMAN-First Year privileged Student, Girls' Home Electricity, Commercial, G. A. A. MILTON SCHMlDT-Gold T, Second Year privileged Student, O. p. H. A., D. A. C., Commissioner of Traffic, president Boys' Glee, Drama, News Editor Scribe, School Cameraman, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee, Assistant Editor Senior Memories. LEONA LEE SCHNEIDER-'Writers' Club, Scribe Staff, German, LLOYD AUGUST SCHNETZ-Boys' Glee, Boys' League. MURIEL JANET SHAW-G. A. A., Dancing. ROBERT WAYNE SHUT-l'S-Industrial Service, Traffic Manager. CHRISSIE ISABELLE SIBLEY-First Year privileged Student, Girls League Council, Senior Chorus, lnternational, Girls' Jinx. Ji- 'T? Y E ., czzigzvi t 'wir DOROTHY CLARA SILVA-First Year Privileged Student, Stamps. DORA SlMONgFirst Year privileged Student, Maintenance Board, Business Manager Cub Scribe, Business Manager Tecolote, Club Editor Scribe, President International, Writers', Beggar on Horseback, Drama. MARGARET ELEANOR SMITH-First Year privileged Student, High Senior Girls' Treasurer, Social Activities Committee, Senior Chorus, Spanish. JEAN SNELL'Spanish, International, Commercial, G. A. A., Girls' Home Electricity. VERNON RICHARD SODERLUND-Boys' League. ALFONZO MARIO SPLENDORIO-Wrestling, Boxing, Track, Tennis, Football, Baseball, Boxing Referee. FRANCES JOYCE STANISICH-First Year Privileged Student, Magazine Art, Beginning Dancing, G. A. A. ARMANDA ANN STELLA-C. S. F., Silver T, First Year Privileged Student, Secretary and Vice-president Commercial, Senior Chorus, Tennis, Archery, Bridge, Basketball, Speedball, Basketball Numeral, Hockey. THEODORE JOHN STREY-R. O. T. C., Boys' League. LOYAL DAVIS SUTTON-Hi-Y, Rally Committee, Circle T Stage Crew, Camera, Chess, Basketball, Swimming. MILLIE MAE THOMAS-First Year privileged Student, Block T, Maintenance Board, Winged T, Vice-president G. A. A., Beta, Orchestra, Girls' Orchestra, Hockey, Crew, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Speedball, Senior Chorus. CL E W. THOMPSON-Boys' League. DOROTHY A. TRUFELLI-Ci. A. A., Dancing, Tennis. MELBA MARIE VANNLlCClhHome Economics, G. A. A., Archery, Dancing. ROBERT vANiEi2Lrfaifia Bama, P 'a l A c ii Ch ' Girls' Glee Assembly, Boys' Glee,rjTiLI5,nBoys' GiFeFeeCguartecEtlel HENRY JOHN VAN REE-Boys' League. LUCELE E. VALlGHTYGold T, Second Year Privileged Student, Block T, G. A. A., Hockey Numerals. ERMA CATHERlNE VERETTO-C. S. F., Gold T, Secretary Honor Society, Second Year Privileged Student, Girls' League Council, Socionomics, 34 numeral, Italian, Girls' Electricity, President Commercial, G. A. A., Senior Chorus. FREDERICK A. VICTOR-Silver T, Second Year Privileged Student, A Cappella Choir. DOROTHY MARIE VIEIRA--C. S. F., Silver T, Second Year Privileged Student, Winged T, Block T, 34 Basketball Numeral, 35 Hockey Numeral, Gold Winged T, G. A. A., Dancing, Tennis, Baseball, Sergeant-at-Arms G. A. A. WILLIAM VOSBLJRGH-Socionomics, Dancing, Bridge. FRANK BERNARD WAITE-Second Ye'ar'Privileged Student, gompetition Platoon R. O. T. C., Sergeant R. O. T. C., Chess, amera. MALCOLM E. WAITE-Boys' League. CHARLES J. WARREN-Leadership, Tumbling, Basketball, Base- ball, Track, Senior Baseball, Senior Basketball, Senior Football. BOB WATERHOUSE-Field and Stream. LORIMER JACKSON WELSH-Boys' League. PEARL EVELYN ELSIE WHAITE-Second Year Privileged Student, Senior Chorus, G, A. A., Dancing. DOROTHY MAE WHlTAKER-Second Year Privileged Student, Art, Girls' Orchestra, G. A. A., Senior Chorus. ADALENE MAE WILLIAMS-Third Year Privileged Student, G. A. A., Chemistry, President Girls' Reserves, Drama, Bridge, Swimming. VICTOR ARTHUR WILLIAMS-Orchestra, Band. H17 . 4-1 14 ,-fag if XR. X I fh ,JW fav 'Q 1-nw. 47' ' If ff 1,i'gfT '1',if-e1f4?5217bF5f23Qin'3',.3w . if we-1-'., 1- -.sag -in-' -I 1 i'v1ssY'f I .fYa2i1fAf9'fff'17+ Hi' i-F-?'x?' 'h Q -, I I Q , ta. ,fr ' Ny,-.f,., ,l X.,.,ggl t.5'.-' x 'U-.r f.- gf: fffif ' 1' L ,,. I W A S52 3 I I ..,,, A- -I . N '-noise MW? .VL , is ,, . 1 . fi' ..-4 ,V -u I 53. 'A'-Q-, 'Q' I .-s.'f5:'2'v.Q 1J -'-ea lg wa, ,rev .4:Q1.,,-,. .K ,ti , 1 g f.f.,,. .,,g:f,,u:x:nghHwf-:, MARGARET JANE WILSON-Third -Year Privileged Student, Delphian, G. A. A., French, Contract Bridge. MARYNETTA H. WILSON-Dancing, Senior Chorus. WILLIAM T. WILSON-Block T, Track, Football. THOMAS E. WOLFSON-First Year Privileged Student, Sopho- more Apparatus Instructor, Captain Tumbling Team. GUM YLIEN WONG-Senior Chorus, Chinese, Intramural Basket- ball. AL WOODS-Boys' League. MURIEL CAROL WORSHAM-Second Year Privileged Student, Magazine Art. JOHN HENRY WRIGHT-Rally Committee, Hi-Y, Track, Senior Football, Senior Basketball Coach. MABEL YICK-Second Year Privileged Student, French, Swimming, Chinese. NIGM BING YONG-Chinese, Science, Radio, Bridge, Beginning Dancing. DAISY YOUNG-First Year Privileged Student, A Cappella Choir, Economics, Drama. ALBERTA MILDRED HASKING-Bank, Girls' League. MARY LOUISE CALONICO-Transfer from Commerce High S. F., Girls' League. W 1 , I fi T BB EE all Z... I I Q O A .L 2 KI 2.1 - . ' ,'s'-1 ,.-.:. B.. First Orchestra Traffic Board Boys' Attendance Get lr Honest Workers Front Steps Surprise I I 11, I I- 1 L -..J sr ag-X 1 '- 'I MH Navi 46 cz, A . ' ...ti A-sun 4 93939 v , ,J ,I fy .1 Q' ,- r ' ' ' E 4, fl x , . w r xe . uv: K' 4' ,X - 1 l r , af .,-N.: . abil as E.: l.l'k:,:... -Q... faq 1 -I ffhf'-' 1- u - -.W -Q '- ..!-Qhqii'-'.:, J- .- WV a1'42'Tgilaf-Q-I - -' H ' i is Y Coaclw Slwarp Football Team Teclw vs. poly Dedi:- on Tumblers Vell l fuflfm l-le'-Nam Cl-Wd Sh X I--R ,Q --.1 V185 The Weekly Scribe News staff for the fall term of 1935 was headed by Arthur Mesquita Cseated, centerb. Sports news was taken care of by Bill Saxon Cleft, rear rowb. Mary Dodson Cleft, frontb was feature editor, in charge of the second page. Bill Lofland Cstanding at rightb was assistant editor and made up the third page. Mildred Chase Cseated at rightb and Michael Bartow Cstanding, centerl were news editors. The lecolote was edited by Mildred Chase Cseated at rightb. Duane 'lenney Cstanding at rightb held the post of assistant editor. Carol Preston Cseated at lefty was in charge of the finances. The art staff was composed offfrom left to rightb, rear row Don Karns, Teruo Nagai, Edythe VanGeem, and Raymond Duffield. The Senior Memories was edited by Bill Radcliffe Cseated at rightb. Margaret Moore Cseated at leftb and Milton Schmidt Cstanding at rightj were assistant editors. Carol Preston Cstanding at leftD was business manager. The art department is repre- sented by the two boys in the center, Raymond Duffield, editorfseatedl, and Donald Karns. Qthers who aided in the art worlc were Edythe VanGeem, 'leruo Nagai, Gary Alford, Kazuo Kawamoto, Virginia Greenberg, and Roger Romine. fir , 'V , Weekly Seribe Front Entrance Tecolote Senior Memories ,,,,.-,Q-. ,,,,,,. . b .- X 1 Q I a F I 1 I . Elf . .1 Fw ' H I f . , K, I i iff' f .I ' n - , Q ' . 0 . U i so 4 'I o u ,. f. - I A Xb Y t 1 xb E in Q 3 H 1 S H Q, 35 'O O ' 4 rf 'm is ,ffl .. 'Wu u 451 ,, 'mul 6 ,Qff IXICDXXIQ AIXID TI-IENE AGAIN TALISMAN-lor better or lor worse. A- William Radcmfel editor of this, Knows nothing, l hope, of all thisubizf' CORONATION Vanier l lcnow is Suttonly Loyal The Tech that is to us today l-lls singingllor us was no less than royal, .. , An zd'l'Ce OFWIHCI1 W2 565' ,, Brucie Kann, a man-about-town, It is the best that could be made,. Was busy gettingthe poorScribists down. WIII be tomorrow 5 Breater aid ln tune with the times was an actress ol note, To those Who follow US- The nlame was D. Simon, or that's what s e wrote. DEDICATION DECLARATION Among the best, and better, too, Tally-ho and awa we go! Were graduates whose names you lcnew Charles Mcgarvie was never slow. As Pearce and Macri, Eves and Schmidt- Nor was Bob l'lancoclcs. On the Scribe Able boys with duties fit l-lehandled Exchanges withouta bribe. For lcings. What's more, on top ol these And in with all the brilliant men, The girls, those darlings, were at ease We found Bob Dathan with his pen. When signing slips and planning things. Along with hardy Louis M., The class sits up when Margaret sings, Paul Durclcel was a football em. Do pay your dues, and Valborg stands Among the winners of those golcllns ln aid with willing hands. Were names remembered as being these: Bob Farnell's a jolly lad,.whose yells, Bonstein, Baba and Theresa Beltrame, SosnappyandSplendorio wereuswellsf' As smart a bunch as you could name. If Cote and Du Fosee can be Wright And for all those bothersome cares and woes ln guessing things beyond their might. The gal to see was Doris Bowes. PERSONIFICATION PREPARATION The Delphian girls have Figured a gain By showing the boys who was to reign. With Lucille Angeli at their head They showed the boys that they wjres ea . Emil Preston's Moclcing Jaclc But .laclc intends to hit right baclc. The two lsolas, bless their hearts, Have played, in activities, no small part. Morgan's art should be preserved, For all the praise that he's deserved. Burnell Gross-a new lcind ol Whaite, l-las put the others out ol date. Marchiorlatti. a football star, they say, And oh, dear me, could that boy playl Waterhouse-a brand new dandy, Ran some race with David Tandy. As time went on, and not in vain, Each group ol grads made purpose plain. There was to be no moss on stones, Nor did they leave their whitened bones. They forged ahead to malce their goal And beat ol' failure out ol toll. The time well spent was time well worth Franlclin-not the Ben ol long ago, ,rogfeswg 1 The Woflf dhel PldYf fhe,lUh Gnd mirth- I-las done his best to help the show. W 'Si f The Sfddufltes Ol Th tYj5'Xf , .7 L? Lit with success their candle wiclcs. lg 2 ai DIVERSIFICATION i A f- -' Carol, and no lcin ol Emil, Banlcs ..-.iw-. ABDICATION The lecolote money in handy tanlcs. .,fL51'a,':: AS We leave We Iqdve one thought, R6YfTI0hCl Dlllheldf dh GVIISI and Good, llllllllllll ' The answer is the one we sought. Could SlTdfTI2 AfIiClO, l I2 would. :li 'N' Though We may lgdvg Cthdt must be SOD, Behneman and Mallory, the .0. T. C. fiends, V Qur hearts remain, they will not go- Wefe DfelfY 90Od hehlhel the Scenes- Nor do we blame them, lechnicall Ax, '3lf'v .2 'Q -,W ., Q, ,. ,fr 3' , ,,,. ,,f, ., . .' w 1 Q23 W 4, ..,. ,f ,Y , 3 V,-ER, . '. H wg., , .. r xp-i , . ,A rg,-A .,,. ,il Z. f M Q., ,L 1, 5fi9'W'4'fQ'1Q 3.41. We ' .. ,NET wi -- Jifff ' C 4 ,f.,'.f,.w ., ,,..., :fy-g '5g1xa'g3,Z 'fb 'Q :,f5,'Qf,,, ,444 4 iw., iff ,W ,y-I '- f Q ,fn ii L, af ff lf. +. R 'vl- 5 X 4, 4. P I -I T fi gf gf' gli? 5?'1iW?5??aF3f'sQQ J., 5?i'i5QfS ?41'TW!. ' . 4. q',j ,444 . . ,g'Q'!?a', fa 5 . ur vi- ' -Q M 1 7,3 U :. 1 x .Lx 1 3, V, , iLff'i1fff'f55!? R, , , w Q, M, gig rf-F T , , ,. 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M Mb fa- 'urn v' km il - L' D 7, lik W I-If I -M V , 7 Q H .L-' 4 X 2 Qt.: -nd? 4 4' 4 f 'n 3' 41 QQ SO LONG, TECHNICAL OW that the time we have loolted Forward to lor these last three years has suddenly become a reality and we have reached the goal which we have been worlting towards, we, the graduating class ol January, 7936, won't be seen hanging around the well-l4nown front steps, the Senior Bench, the gyms, Miss Wilders and Doc l-less's offices any more. We have to admit that once way baclc in January, 1933, we were sophomores, and the elevator, the swimming pool and the rooms numbered in their original way were one grand mixup. But, according to our way of thinlcing, we were the best bunch of sophs to enter the portals of this school and, as seniors, we feel the same way as we pass from this realm into a new life. ln raduating we leave behind us many things which we have llcnown and enjoyed. Although we may say that it is a grand and glorious feeling to be rid ol it all, still we lcnow that there remains a certain amount of sentimentality which.we cannot escape. We are going to miss those things which we have possessed and enjoyed in this briel period ol time. We leave to everyone a portion ol our enthusiasm, friend- ship, and school spirit and talce with us only enough of these qualities to lceep Technical in our minds as a pleasant memory. We must also leave behind the faculty whom we have come to ltnow as friends, hoping that we have not proved to be more exhausting in our ways than those who have gone before us. For the last time as the class ol January, 1936, we have played, dined, and danced together, joylul to have reached our goal, yet regretlul to leave behind the happy days spent here. You may thinlc that you have seen the last ol us, but you will see us occasionally at your games, at your dances, in the halls-seniors, graduated, who have returned to restore these memories. So it really isnit Good bye to Technical but only USO long, because 4'You'll be seeing us. Class President. lNCE the year 1835, the American Clipper has stood for some- thing magnificent and inspiring, lts strength and stirring beauty have become the basis of her modern namesalce, the China Clipper and her sister ships. We ol the Senior Memories wish to preserve the glory of a century and hope to perpetuate the memory of the day in which we live by taking as a theme for our magazine the evolution of the American Clipper and the blending ol two factors-power and sturdiness. . Art worlc in the bool: was done by members of the Magazine Art Club, with Miss Gladys Elam supervising. Raymond Duhfield as art editor headed a group of students,including Edythe Van Geem, Teruo Nagai, Gary Alford, Kazuo Kawamoto, Donald Karns, Virginia Green- berg and Roger Romine. The supervision of the boolc as a whole was the work of Miss Jessie Smith. The entire staff wishes to extend its thanlcs and gratitude to the Barboni Studio forthe patient and reliable help that made this magazine possible. 9? ,A , K, x, M- Q D-LV f E55 , -niiifa ,, iff 7'w:1: .wg.:,w.. W, - L' , v.-f 'r ,1'!Sfl 'Nrz' .-41:'L- M' -' f .' 5 K' ' ' rfiilfi-,. 'kv ' 4 g ,A-V, ,gxtbl w. X ,n , ,,-.,. ,X ,N 4: '-s. we-. .M K P -53 I , I ., . :+. ,I , .PM .sf 1 mm Q ,Q P, x ' K W..-i nil X wr ' ,Q-1' ., Axll A ' ii'2i+ fs., ., ,Q :Fi . Ldv . 1 L, I - 4- we 'QU fx' . JZ, A3 3 M,