San Diego Vocational High School - Artisan Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

.QL-mm- asv, 'mawlvxnmnsmwuf The A rfzszllz San Dlcgrf Ifomfirfmllffiglz Sclzwl 1955 - Q 1 n 2 2 IIEIIICATIU The class of 1955 will be the last to be graduated from the educational facility known as San Diego Vocational High School. Beginning next fall, another high school in this community will assume the job of granting the diploma to graduates of technical curricula. Dedication, at this moment, can only be to the school itself, the San Diego Vocational High School as we knew it, and to the hundreds of students, faculty and administrators who contributed to its fine traditions and outstand- ing achievement in the fourteen years of its history. In the midst of this happy time, the time of our high school graduation, we pause to give thanks and praise, and, a little wistfully to bid fond adieu to a proud institution, whose cold stone walls belie the substance of warm humanity that was always at its heart. 3 In Memoriam Richard G. Brown, smiling companion, faithful friend, whose death early this year is a loss we cannot measure 4 AMessage Beginning September, 1941, the High School Division of our school was officially organized. During the last fourteen years, several hundred young men and women have graduated from the school with a high school diploma, and also with adequate skills and general education to enter employment in San Diego's business and industry. We are in the process of reorganizing the High School Division. In September, 1955, students will become regular members of San Diego High School Student Body and will continue to get their technical training in our technical shops. It is the feeling of all concerned that this new plan will improve the educational opportimities for Technical High School students. We know that you graduates want to share with us in thanking the community for the new facilities that are being provided and the improved opportunities that will be available to future Technical High School students. Best wishes to each of you as you take your place in the community. Walter L. Thatcher 6 Walter L. Thatcher Principal San Diego Vocational High School 7 Mrs. Margaret D. Olson Vice Principal and Dean of Students Joseph H. Stephenson Vice Principal and Supervisor of Trade and Technical Education ax Faculty Seated: Mr. Sholley, Mr. Reed, Miss Dennison, Mr. Hudson Mr. Andersen Standing: Mr. Dolan, Mr. Bethel, Mr. Blaokinton Front: Mr. McCutcheon, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Hunter, Mr. Lauritzen, Mr. Dreher Back: Mr. Burns, Mr. Wilke, Mr. Sappenfield, Mr. Dodge ll Faculty Front: Mr. Ashley, Mr. Sardella, Miss Frazer, Mrs. Thomas Back: Mr. Evans, Mr. Richetta, Mr. Harris Front: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Coats Back: Mr. Homitz, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Benson, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Ferris 12 Faculty 2 Standing: Mr. Lynch, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Larson, Mr. Monnnfise, Mr. Blackman, Mr. Bramblett, Mr. Weinberg Seated : Mr. Pace, Miss Bellon, Miss Maddux, Mr. Day w w A COORDINATORS S an Standing: Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Woolfolk Seated : Mr. Ferris, Mr. Gibson 13 Coach Petersen Coach Olsen Coach McPhatter Mr. Larson Mr. Pace Mr. Hudson Mr. Homitz Mr. Bethel Mr. Sappenfield Mr. Hall Mr. Blackinton Mr. Wilke Mr. Johnson Mr. Smith Mr. Reed Mr. Richetta Mr. Moorhouse Mr. Weinberg Mr. Sholley Mrs. Hunter Mr. Irwin Mr. McCutcheon Miss Maddux Mr. Bailey Mr. Hamilton Walk WMM Awww-- he's a good kid. .. You've been in this school long enough to know... Come back here! You're a gentleman and a scholar. IlHuh?Vl Let's see your notebooks, boys... I'll give you just one more chance... Wait a minute-- where's your welding cards? You guys act like kids. Did I ever tell you about the time l was in the Army? If you did that on the job, you'd be fired. We'll have a little test this morning. O.K. , let's knock off the horseplay. Coffee break, boys. Well, we'll just clean up the shop today. Please work... Good morning, all! l guess you'll just have to pay for it, that's all. All right, let's turn to. Let me tell you a story... Next time you'll go to the office. Save your Confederate money: the South will rise again. Shhhh--- quiet! Do you hear that knocking? You've had it! THE COACHES Mr. Olsen Mr. Petersen x 14 COUNSELING AND OFFICE STAFF Behind counter: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Carroll, Mr. Homitz Miss. Kerr, Mr. Benson, Mr. Lynch SE CRETARIES Maxine McNei11y Ruth Nill Shirley Lawrence 15 CUSTODIAL STAFF Eddie Wojcik, Mike Kelnosky, Louis Boulanger BOOKSTORE M Y Mr. Stump 16 I 512 ? 121110133 Seniorlllasslliiioers Gary Carney Bill Wells President Vice President Paul Stead Bob Margetts Treasurer Secretary SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Sappenfield Mr. Olsen 19 Graduates Leroy Burgess Architectural Drafting Hobby: Dancing Gary Carney Auto Mechanics Hobby: Hot Rods Sam Bancroft Diesel Mechanics Hobby: Boating Robert Brown Auto Mechanics Hobby: Driving Graduates Albert Carrcon Electricity Hobbies: Driving, Movies Lawrence Chavez Welding Hobby: Cars George Coffin Auto Mechanics Hobby: Motorcycles Bill Cowan Machine Shop Hobby: Cars 21 Graduate Arthur Cunningham Auto Mechanics Hobby: Relaxing Mario Delgado Mechanical Drafting Walter Eastin Machine Shop Hobbies: Varied Arthur Fortier Commercial Art Hobbies: Jokes, Cartooning 22 Hobby: Jitterbugging Graduates Bob Gerber Body 8a Fender Reconstruction Hobby: Sleeping Peter Gunsing Machine Shop Hobby: Fishing Roy Harper Radio- T V Hobby: Resting George Herrmann Machine Shop Hobby: Reading 23 Graduates Darwyn Lepper Mill Cabinet Hobby: Fishing Allen Lucas Auto Mechanics Hobby: Classical Records Bob Margetts Diesel Mechanics Hobbies: Motorcycles, Eating Carl Mullins Machine Shop Hobby: Sports 24 Graduates Paul Muro Aircraft Power Plants Hobbies: Sports Carl Nelson Machine Shop Hobby: Dating Darrell Nelson Machine Shop Hobby: Cooking Robert Orr Diesel Mechanics Hobby: Motorcycles 25 I Graduates Bill Reeves Aircraft Power Plants Hobby: Racing Albert Reyes Diesel Mechanics Hobby: Dating Donald Scott Diesel Mechanics Hobby: Sports Kenneth Schultz Diesel Mechanics Hobby: Hot Rods 26 Graduate Paul Stead Auto Mechanics Hobby: Cars Thomas Steen Machine Shop Hobby: Skin Diving Douglas Thomas Auto Mechanics Hobby: Relaxing Bill Wells Body and Fender Hobbies: Party-going, Dating 27 Maxwell J. Aunchman Machine Shop Floyd Clark Jr. Diesel Mechanics Richard R. Clark Diesel Mechanics Antonio Dulawan Auto Mechanics Alfred J. Elkin Diesel Mechanics Horace Hodge Jr. Auto Mechanics Jon C . Hughes Body Sz Fender Reconstruction Frank F. Jesmain Mechanical Drafting Carl A. Johnson Jr. Electricity Graduates Don Wiebe Radio-T V Hobbies: Baseball, Loafing Charles H. Kirtley Jr Commercial Sheet Me' Peter John Kuffler Carpentry John D. Lawson Welding Don Arno Lee Carpentry Alpha O. Leno Jr Diesel Mechanics Jes se C . Martine: Electricity Julian N. Medina Auto Mechanics Tsutomu Nakano Machine Shop Jerry W. Pohle Diesel Mechanic: 28 4 Basilio Olivas Diesel Mechanics John H. Orrick Aircraft Thomas Sanderson Refrigeration Jose Saucedo Machine Shop Clark E. Saunders Architectural Draft Norman I. Seebeth Carpentry Willie C. Shipley Diesel Mechanics Willie J. Sturkey Carpentry Guadalupe Vene gas Machine Shop Earl D. 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L. King Vice President Q not pictured y Kenneth Mahn ' ' John Manglap Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR Mr. Petersen 31 William Agnew Mervyn Alban Richard Alcala Juniors Nick Alesi Glen 0. Baker 32 Theron Baynard Ray Bentsen George Bishop Juniors Bill Blaydes R0b6I't Burdette Joe Broadstone WiJlia,m Bledsoe David J. Carr Norman Bryant 1 Don Brennan John Couch 33 Isaiah Duckett N Rex Foushee Richard Fowler Juniors John Gahan Bill Harding Don Hargrave Leroy Harrison Dennis Harry Juniors Leo Imbimbo Charlie Jones John Lacko Gary Lepper Richard Magargal h Kenneth Mahn Donald Koch John Mangiapane 35 Juniors Dwight Merrill Curtis Parker Johnny Page Bill Miller Paul Parker Selven Patterson Samuel Padilla Charles Tinker 36 Juniors Evan Trout Ken Turvey Dee Shoemaker Ronald Soderberg 1 Arthur Sutton Phil Underwood r n Del Sherfey Richard walker 37 Ted Beach Welding Gary Daniels Auto Mechanics Don Frank Machine Shop Tom Green Auto Mechanics Juniors CAMERA SHY Jerry Loso Auto Mechanics James McCain Diesel Mechanics A1 Peterson Auto Mechanics Jim C. Petty Welding Fred Hoff Charles Rodig Auto Mechanics Body and Fender C. L. King Rubin Saucedo Welding Welding Jerry Wiles Carpentry f 'K X f Y than 2642 r '53 f i 0 X gli 38 -1!:? :'1:1Q ?35M M -' x ' J lv .Q .ff- ..-tgv ' in . .h ,-s. , M W 'IW IQ, 4 if ff - gk ' , 1 -Q, f , 1, ' Q1 -s . f -3 - -4- D' ,La-S . w e: fir? + fff .f mf .- . 1 -445. A --4 A '--' 4. 14 ur wflif-vi 12 5' sv nuwgnn I Lf3z:y'9-Ile- l A ' 1f':'4k'5'7' Jfff' .5 1- :E . vs Jg, 4 . . J- A- xi? -' - W, 44 x' H-.... .1 - H -.' '1' 3?5f ff +1 w w 4 K 1 Q Q? f' . --'wai fi 'pf if .M . 4. , .b V4 , ,- ,1 'Qx?+,..- V gf- fr:3 ' A 3, .12 Ig , ' 5 ' ' 'iv -a 5 ,.'f5g -'f'1 '. ' ' Si Y f , f kzlffff :W Q . f- f f - H Hf g'l4 2 , , , 1 'A ,f-.., ,i.,,a,,. 5 M - ,A -1 - 1 x , 'I y Lf 'Q ' 1 .-S x i ,wha I ' V W, 'fly 152' gx 4, , 1 l X Y l 1 1 1 1 1 SUPHUIHURES oph Paul Cirinelli Treasurer omoreUlass0ffioers David Israel Vice President Mr. Moorhouse Faculty Co-Sponsor 41 Jim Archibald President fnot picturedj Bobby Simpson Secretary fnot picturedy Mr. Richard Pace Faculty Co-Sponsor Q not pictured Q Anthony Alvarez Richard Bradley Ronny Burns phumores Glenn Baehler -, David Biggs Tim Braya Vernon Blackman 1 Larry Bryson Fred Canaday 42 Paul Cirinelli Joe Crisci David Duffy phomore Troy Cooper Charles Crowell Ralph Gamache 43 John Colmtfyman Lionel Drakeley Dennis Gigear opllo ores Raul Guerra Lauren Hebert Terry Heckel Fred Hinton Eddie Huffaker David Israel Robert Jordan Robert Kenney Dan Keyser 44 ophomores o i Jimmie Kilgore Dick Latimer Guy Maltby Dale Marsh i Alan Mattison Claud McCann 45 Henry Manor i Howard Marshall Mike McDougall Sophomores Tom Minnich Clarence Mizzles Ben Provence Wayne Ruby Ray Ruiz Jim Scally Hobart Stalker Donald Thompson Richard Woods 46 47 JJ JA Shops Mr. Blackman demonstrates the master's touch on the joiner. Mr. Lauritzen seems to know how this is going to turn out, but Harper and Wiebe still seem skeptical. 49 Shops If it's A1 Reyes' fingers that Mr. Sholley is trying to extricate from ifl Piston, these fellows are mighty non- chalant. 41 Mr. Bailey Qon lefty and two of his minions about to pull off the tape and see who won the Thanksgiving turkey 50 Shops Not three jet pilotsg it's Mr. Dolan fin white coatj introducing John Couch and Rubin Saucedo to a formidable-looking Arc Welder Mr. Smith Qwhite coat, foregroundy and the Refrigeration class making like Medic with a four-foot cold box 51 Shops Machine Shop Instructor Mr. Blackinton fcenter, in white coaty conducts a mean lathe, while Carl Mullins, the Nel- sons and George Herrmann ponder the results of his high- fidelity ministrations. AQ: Requiem for a Ford , or If you were that old you'd have dif ficulty breathing, too, as played by Mr. Hall and a not-too dismayed cast of Auto Shop coffin-closers. 52 Shops Picture of unlimited ambition: Mr. Coats and three of the Aircraft class staying up all night to master the secrets of a radial engine. Or did the cameraman just goof on the lighting? ' O Q ff 9 'D 0 0,5 Kd It we We 4j J Q Q jj XXV A fl 0 G Q 5fE!?!flfWL'M'w tv A 9 ffqlrfftrfapgibx 151575 Wi fe? Miztfld' fgiflybg lg X y K in F l gamma, ge gl iaijf i y IX V! Qu it wml tunic, ff-ANG 53 S XX X K 1 ' m.aW.,.pz. f5.:Q..L o,anm'r.1m.z.:1.f1.- .i....A.m.x.u. .nmbmf ' - ' Sports CROSS-COUNTRY Standing fl to rj: Norman Bryant, Don Brennan, Clarence Mizzles, Don Wiebe, B111 Bledsoe, Alan Mattison, Paul Muro, Raul Guerra, Robert Brown, Richard Magargal Del Sherfey, Wayne Ruby, Bill Miller, Manager Lauren Hebert. Kneeling Q1 to rl: Gary Lepper, Guy Maltby, Ronald Soderberg, Darrell Nelson, Paul Parker, Carl Mullins, Richard Woods, Charles Crowell, David Biggs, Richard Walker, Bill Wells . This year's Cross-Country squad was one of the best to represent Vocational since the beginning of competition in this sport at the school. An unusually large number of boys reported for practice at the call of Coach Olsen, and it was this strength in depth which accounted in large measure for our success. The squad was quickly rounded into shape for the season. The team finished the season with a record of seven victories and six defeats in thirteen meets. Among the schools Vocational encountered this year Qrigpl were Point Loma, Lincoln, Kearny, Vista, San Diego, wwf' j 5, St. Augustine, Grossmont, Escondido, Rancho Del ' f Campo, Helix and Hoover. In the San Diego State College Invitational, we placed third in competition with nine other schools. Against eight teams in the Mt. San Antonio In- vitational, Vocational again placed third. 57 , Z 247 if I I 1 ,f A K I 1 E531 vi.: fmt lj 1 A Sports WRESTLING Standing il to rj: Clarence Mizzles, John Lacko, Paul Parker, Richard Magargal, Dee Shoemaker, Fred Canaday, Carl Mullins, Theron Baynard, Don Hargrave, Henry Manor, David Biggs, Skip Sullivan. Seated fl to rj: Isaiah Duckett, Guy Maltby, A1 Carreon, Gary Lepper, Eddie Huf- faker, Ray Ruiz, Bill Miller, Dick Fowler, Norm Bryant, Dick Latimer, Jim Bird. In the fine tradition of past Vocational wrestling teams, this year's squad again distinguished themselves with an enviable record on the mat. Sparked by such dependable performers as Paul Parker, Bill Miller, Don Hargrave, John Lacko, Al Carreon and Gary Lepper, the boys easily won their share of the meets, and but for injuries to key men at inopportune times, would certainly have run up an even more brilliant record. Lacko and Lepper nursed broken bones a good part of the season, and Hargrave carried badly bruised cartilage into several matches. Most-valuable-man award went to Paul Parker, who came Q' if Qxx through consistently with great showings in the clutch. fix The Star-of-the-Meet trophy went to Gary Lepper, who gf 'J' bagged that award with solid performances in every X F. meet entered. X' With a record of five wins and three losses, Al Q I Carreon copped third place in league competition, and gpg- W, .T -1 won additional laurels by being elected team captain. 5 Both Bill Miller and Don Hargrave capped excellent ohpr. X seasons by winning places in the CIF meet at La Jolla. v ,,L,,,,g,,, X, ,325 A C , - N 'Urs - - O ag: 1 EZSFHX-125' ' 4 i -ix! 7 is if' J X , ixziirfl, R kfxii E 1 HI ff 2:1-.. E-,rogx ll W ,laaxa N f519f.aY1T54 it fhftffr-'f5 Q3 1 11, unix.-.T 5.651 X P ' XV wYf ' X N ', xxx W x ' NNW5 X X - .117 blxsyki X X E,-D SX Highlight of the season was our own fifth annual Vocational Invitational for small high schools. We took first place. 58 gg Sports BASKETBALL Standing Q1 to ry: James McCain, Clarence Mizzles, Selven Patterson, Paul Muro C. L. King, Alan Mattison, Bob Burdette. Kneeling tl to ry: Manager Gary Carney, Bill Wells, Norman Bryant, Paul Cirinel li, Lawrence Chavez, David Duffy, Coach Petersen. NCAA champion San Francisco and Vocational had one thing in common this year: neither had a home court. In addition, Coach Petersen opened the season with only two returning lettermen, Captain and center Paul Muro and guard Bill Wells. Plagued by a skimpy bench and lack of height, the boys were hard-pressed throughout the season as they sought victories over some of the most uniformly impressive hardwood talent seen hereabouts in years. The Kiwanis Tournament is a notable example of their tremendous efforts in the face of these handicaps: Voca- tional extended semi-finalist San Dieguito to a bitter overtime effort before succumbing to their highly-touted foe, and in virtually every encounter saw sizeable leads dwindle and vanish because they had not the reserve strength to spell a hard-fighting, constantly-charging varsity. Most-Valuable-Man award went to Captain Paul Muro, who climaxed a great sports career at Vocational with this last brilliant court effort. Team co-captains were Paul Cirinelli, sophomore, and senior guard Bill Wells. 59 ' lc It C xx, Him I , g.1.,,'.-,1t1gmj' y, Vg X w ill mt l f M xr 'NWN Q 1 'xx Q, ish . fsffl f 'L' A i 'K tl 'ff uf' X Y , I li , xl' parts WEIGHT TRAINING Don Hargrave demonstrates a lock-out from loose press position with a ponderous 123 lbs. for Magargal and Bryant lw'2'W'XtMiWwXn ' big YV - 'Wg Q 5 - ff A.-f-f1,1,.f W , 251. ?jxKs 1-1 jf' NMXX Q ' ,, 44 3 SX xt ,I Vs V X sl. l ' H X kflax X' rx My Bench Press with 73 by Art Fortier, with Carl Mullins and George Herrmann doubting it 60 3- ? o YXXAB S The Artisan tail These are the people who combined to create this book. Not one of the students here involved had had any experience in working on a yearbook. However, by dint of concerted effort and the excellent help and advice of faculty and ad- ministration, they have managed to produce a book which they hope is worthy of the fine school whose life and times these pages attempt to reflect. They sincerely hope that you like it. Don Wiebe Bill Wells Art Fortier Editor A Assistant Editor Art Don Scott Don Brennan Mr. Sappenfield Lay-out Publicity 8: Sales Faculty Adviser In addition, the staff or The Artisan wish to thank the following people for incalculable service rendered: Mr. Maurice Roy, Clarke Mitchell and Photography Class of the San Diego Vocational School and Junior College, for the excellent photographs. Mr. Dave Evans, Instructor in Commercial Art, for the facilities of the Art Department and good advice. Mrs. Margaret D. Olson, Dean, for the green light. 63 Will And Testament Last We, the Senior class, being of ostensible sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath these properties: BANCROFT, Sam BROWN, Robert BURGESS, Leroy CARNEY, Gary CARREON, Al CHAVE Z , Lawrence: COFFIN, George COWAN, Bill CUNNINGHAM, Art DELGADO, Mario EASTIN, Walter ELKIN, Alfred FORTIER, Art GERBER, Bob HARPER, Roy HERRMANN, George HUGHES, Jon LEPPER, Darwyn LUCAS, Allen MARGETTS, Bob MULLINS, Carl MURO, Paul NELSON, Carl NELSON, Darrell ORR, Bob POHLE, Jerry REEVES, Bill REYES, Albert SCHULTZ, Ken SCOTT, Donald STEAD, Paul STEEN, Tom THOMAS, Douglas I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I leave my stall in Diesel to Honest John Mangiapane. leave my beard to Mr. Stephenson. leave my hair to Mr. Weinberg. leave my trusty rusty tool kit to David J. Carr. leave all my wrestling gear to Gary Lepper. will my old shoes to Shoeless Haynes. leave five pounds to Jim Bird. leave Mr. Larson's History class to Dave Buzby. leave my insomnia to Hubert Replogle and Gil Fenstermache leave my T-square to Miss Frazer. will old man Larson to George Bishop. leave all the old tail-pipes in Diesel to Bill Agnew. leave my trim waist-line to Coach'Olsen. leave my special keys to David J. Carr. leave all my burned-out radio tubes to Mr. Sappenfield. leave all my unfinished machine shop work to Bishop. leave my curly hair to Coach Petersen. leave all my sawdust to Norm Bryant. leave Mr. Hall to Al Peterson. will my dangerous laugh to Ken Turvey. leave all my old girl friends to Hank Manor. leave my debts and five inches of height to Jim Bird. will all my old blueprints and nine poimds of dried kelp to George Bishop. I I will my 6:30 parking place to Ray Bentsen. will Marlon Brando's Wild, One character to Rex Foushee . I I I I I I I I will all my white Admit Cards to Jim F. Petty. will my sleek '41 Chevvy to anyone with a dust pan. will Pop's overstuffed furniture to Terry Heckel. leave Bob Orr's leather cap-- thank goodness. will Coach Olsen's voice to the lucky Juniors. leave my special shower to Rex Foushee. will my size 14's to Jim Bird. will all the A's from my report cards to Dave Carr. WARNOCK, Art I leave all my perfect attendance to Eddie Huffaker. WELLS, Bill I leave my friendship with Mr. Bethel to C.L. King. WIEBE, Don I leave my spare electrons to next year's Radio class. WILLIAMSON, Ear : eav rs. Hunter's stories to the lucky Juniors. Witness El TVMKL Witness 0 5 :I gill Wel sl ! wg I Date: April 26, 1955 64 65 W. 66 AUTOGRAPHS 68 AUTOGRAPHS 69 E f 4,:,4., , . f- ,-, 1 -. x,w M 7 5 -5 . , . ff x ,xl L 1: N -n .3 ..g- - .-A-inns-----Navi, V -