San Jose High School - Bell Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

TLQ T EC H T C, IQ CH 1953 5 J Q14 L l J Lil! tilt? 5tUt.IEHfS nf SGH Jose AIYQCIWYUCGI I Sl I ll' , NGK uf' -Q-af' Egg Ba -W as nu.. In kung lihrr 'lili- 11 AHPP 1WGH'l.j'IiVE LQQGPS of service CI' TQCLI, FFUIIL L. P firm and movvs on fo new fields wifh lmsf wislws rom everqmw - I' i ha lun 1 Il-ii , Q ' P- I . . M rs. Lcv VVatt6rs 'wg N CD H . CQ Siu H Miss Arletta Zeissler -1 ,nr . , -t, f , ,fl nv D5 . ll fl ' X Mr. T. W. Swanson Mr. Tony Giussi u s f od i C1 n s Mr. Umar XYzx1rax'e11 Mr.Ja1:k E.G1euu .if ugiw 4. 1 1 lf' 1 - ff' . ff: 'T X ff ' 0 by 63 5 hr f +. M1's.Julie 3IUI'g,'Li.I1 f, A Es Xu-f' Ml A C Hemsen Cuordmatm of btudcnt iffazrs 'QM Mr J L Anderson Prmczpal Mr. S. C. Anderson Agriculture Malhemafics Mr. F. II. Bohlin Jlachine Shop Mr. J. E. Britschgi Auto Electrics Miss Sigrid Clauson Nurse Mr. A. P. DeSoto English Mrs. O. L. Heller English Orienlation Mr. C. W. Jacklin Radio Mr. J. B. Kershaw Painting Mechanical Drawing Mr. M. C. MacLean Mill Cabinet Mr. K. K. Mallette Carpentry Mechanical Drawing ,. fc., , ir ,- 121' I 1. 1'-f-rf we AM CICUHLJ S' X '!: 3' Nix ,Qs...x-, at W . 1 wi' ,,,...a-iff' ffxnk 'Rafi 1 fer H , 1 , ,, 5 .2 2 ff..-' X . I f fi rp it-an X'-ix Mr. R. E. Murray Plumbing Mr. C. E. Palme-r History Mr. R. E. Powr-ll Sheet Mlifdl Mathematics Mr. G. G. llc-irwggor Auto Rudy Mr. I . L. Shvllvy Electricity Mr. Orville R. Smith Athletics Mr. Torrey Smith Science Civics Mr. L. M. Sparks Auto Mechanics Mr. E. L. Stewart Printing Mr. M. L. Sutphen Welding Vulcanizing Mr. V. R. Willis Aircraft Engines ' u Q -' yi? . .- ,, all Sluclenl 0 q Hicers g ' 3 Douglas Sandberg, treasurer, Pete Felice, president, Abie Lopez, secretary, Lupe Carrillo, publicity manager. all xeculive oo P ,.,s...,...,,., ,..,,f,m..,e .,........,,,, eeQ.e f...,,, T ...ff.w,,,.,,.Q,,,, To? Row: Robert Cruz, Fred Beck, Sam DePrimo, Jan Muller, Bob Soulages, Harry Wilson, Lupe Carrillo, Publicity Manager, Don Miller. BOTTOM Bow: Carl McKinney, Ray Lucas, Pete Felice, President, Abie Lopez, Secretary, Lawrence Cimeroz, Joe Silva., Steve Wright, Tom Cali. pvinq Slucieni 0 Ll Hicepg TOP Row: Frank Mercado, publicity manager, Manuel Canales, treas- urer. FIRST Row: Toni Cali, vice president, Donald Butler, president, John Berggren, secretary. prinq xeculive our I. Q51-Q til! To? Row: Manuel Canales, Treasurer, Sam DePrimo, Bill Pedretti, Bob Diaz, Jim Fowler, Frank Mercado, Publicity Manager. SECOND Row: Joe Luper, Don Butler, President, John Berggren, Secretary, Wayne Wallen, Tom Cali, Frank Falcone, Steve Wright, Ken Crismon. FIRST Row: Harold Alcorn, Jim Stone, Jack Thorpe, Don Miller. Rafael Aguilar Gonzalo M. Alvantar Curtis Ray Banks Edward Alexander Bojorquez Donald P. Butler Guadalupe Dominguez Carrillo Phillip Cisneroz Rene'Clyde Claverie Anthony Joseph Conrad James C. Cook James O. Cramer Robert L. Diaz Nd J SJ' Nl' Q iw 4 xr' Ywf-si Sd 4? s X G? ...pf 'Na' lfx lv 15 Wx 4-Z' X 'wi 43 ..-1 -I i1 1? ,ew-1 KE T Casey Durso Peter Frank Felice Joseph Ferrante Elias Guerra Ray V. Hernandez 'dl' 2 George N. Horio XVilliam A. Hulen Augustin Lira Abraham Azpeitia Lopez Rayniond Lester' lillt'2iS Gary R, Mvfainisll Lloyd Allen Mm-Fay Carl John Mt-Kinney Donald VVilliam Miller Anthony Salvator Molliva Fredrick L. Mossbarger Armando B. Murrietta Raoul R. Nadeau Ralph Charles Nevarez Salvadore J. Noto 'sl w-gjf AQ UU! X45 Arthur Ellwood O'Neil .V Nr -rv' Delbert Patterson VVilliam Louis Pedretti Eual Brice Pennington G 121-'7 rs..-uf V 1o ik.f dl av- -we ix STS-ff 'wtf wg? 'gf 4 F' Y 'Y CI- If 1z '7 l. H, .4-.-L f N 5 'QQ XJ 'V 'U' X1 Nd 53217 gf :L Q-f 'sl 4? 'Nd Charles Reyes Ernest A. Rodriguez Eugene D. Roggasch Dale Andrew Rutter Douglas V. Sandberg Charles Joseph J. Schmitz Ronald Schutte Joseph lI.Silva Dominic Mario Speziale Pete P. Stollenwerk Jauies I. Stone Gerald Anton Styczynski James E. Thompson Harry E. Turpin Joseph Ernest Valente Franklm Voshall Franklm Vkawne Vkallen Charles, I Ybarra Edvsard R Ramlrez and M1 Jerrw D Chandler Henrw Contreras Wllllam Davld Maloney Eugene 'Vlaurne Otten U S Tony Mollxca, Eddie Pankoskl Frank Perry Jerry Hodges Pat Botexlho, Bob Place, Clyde Kesner q s TOP Row: Chester Knadler, George Ballas, Tom Cali, Guy Puma, Charles Marsh, Pete Felice. I-'msr Row: Robert Caldwell, Jim Fowler, Mr. J. B. Kershaw, advisor, Lupe Carrillo, Clair Mullen, Ben Walsh, Roger Goldsberry. xf X L XI X X 1 il-1-, 'I I . mm. F 3 f 5.53 ,ng ff! -4 ss.. -1 -Q. If 6-K- Cofuh Orulln Slllllh ll if n Pomura Boslfeltclll Champions Af' -vw--x,.,.. D TOP Row: Harmon Johnson, llornn Huddlenton, Joe Silva, Pete- Fa-live, Mnnzlgm-r Wayne Pierce. SECOND Row: Arrnzando Murrir-tta, Robert Garcia, Daniel Castro, SHUI Lopez. FIRST Row: Manuel Rodriguez, Laurence Do- minguez, Charley Ylmrra, Alfunso Nunez. 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Sv Q ' ' A 'L all t A r Q vw ' , x-vN Q Q D 4, U Q P -1 - uniov orsi q oselnull p- 5' , 3 I an-QA 'Ilan TOP Row: Harmon Johnson, Bob Place, Ben Walsh, Sam De Primo. SECOND Row: Sung Ho New, Chester Knad ler, Tony Yburra, Jerry Hodges. FIRST Row: Lester Gifford, Asael Villarreal, Joe D'Au1ar0, Ted Katsinis. F' 'l iiisirfm' Q . -44 -1 K iv Is YO .6 ffl: 1, fb lf Each student is required to have a project of some sort. Some raise steers of various breeds, sheep and dairy cows. chickens. and such. Other projects dealing with plants and seeds provide added knowledge and experimen- tation in agricultural work, During shop time problems confronting the individual are discussed and solved. Various types of farm projects using wood and metal are constructed. The repair of machinery and equipment is also used for train- ing purposes. Die qvicuiiurfe U 9 0,551 .,- it 'X N 'W .fa fs? 2 A I H51 Ab .v , .- A T Q-' if an ff' TOP Row: Mr. S. C. Anderson, Instructor, Joe Luper, Jerry Chandler, Don Butler, Larry Hzigle. SECOND ROW: Fred Mattos, Richard Paradiso, Dick Hough, Bob Souluges, Dave Roach. FIRST ROW: Frank Mattos, John Gi- ordano, Fred Mossharger, Joe Nufer, iPcPcJii nqines il 'P Our shop is ops-rated as near- ly as possible to what would be found in the industry VW- Iearnihy first HVf'l'il?'lIlllll5I small. simple engzixn-s. the-n arf- assignerl niore- wliffif-nlt Q-ngim-s, VVe completely tlissasseinble the engine. make niim-rmne-ter readings, wash all parts. 1-lu-4-k for vravks, replaev in-11-ssary parts. overhaul niagnetoe-s, var- hnretors and other avvvssories, and then we are ready for final assembly. The engines are then put. on the testing mat-hine for testing. ' 1 as? QI .I- NN-.J I? TOP Row: Robert Place, Jacke Newby, Arlan Pfohl, Dan Bunch, Jerry Snyder, Eddie Pankoski. THXRD Row Eugene San Filippo, Lee Ford, Paul Goulding, Tom Porter, Vic Clark, Andy Navarro, Mr. V. R. Willis, In structor. SECOND Row: Jerry Hodges, Pat Boteilho, Ruben Acosta, Clyde Keener, Don Howe. FIRST Row: Tony Mollica, Don Young, Max Perez, Raoul Nadeau, Frank Perry. ulo o q Three different departments make up the Auto Body group -upholstery, painting and body and fender repair. Students have numerous prob- lems confronting them with the dents and bends that accidents cause, thereby giving them much actual trade experience in thc complete repair of damaged automobiles. With automobile registration and accidents increasing rapidly, . this trade has wonderful oppor- tunities for employment as an employee and future employer. 'S-es.: TOP Row: Alfred Ybarra, Steve Gutienez, Ruben De Los Santos, Emory Meeker, Harry Turpin, Charles Schmitz, Gonzolo Alcantar. THIRD Row: Henry Rosas, Lyn Harris, Bernie Garcia, Kenneth Conn, Robert Caldwell, Larry Bell, Curtis Banks, Augie Lira, Mr. G. G. Reineggcr, Instructor. SECOND Row: Robert Gordon, Kenneth Baxter, James Garcia, Edward Ramirez, Lee Critchlow, James Stone. FIRST Row: Ted Hansen, Carl McKinney, Douglas Sandberg, Lloyd Harlan, Tom Williams, Ralph Aguilar, Tom Alcantar. NOT PICTURED: Jack Biersdorf, Clifton Grantham, George Horio, Sam Mafort, Mody Ordouez, Delbert Patterson, Ernest Robles, Armen Rott. Aulo leclvic The Auto Electric or tune up course activities consist largely in the fields of science, related math, related drawing, and the development of manipu- lative skills and knowledges. These assist us in maintenance, care, service and repair of start- ing, lighting, wiring, ignition carburetion and engine trouble shooting. Social activities include par- ticipation in all school activities . 1 3 and field trips to auto repair X' Q ei Q' Eff, X W ' l 1 M . ff !! iii . shops and automobile assembly plants in this area. T ' .wil , me V., l vw, or-., in :S-A Ds Lwk' li i, f ze tie css .te X 2 H'--.,. TOP Row: Jim Fowler, Harry Wilson, Dario Jacobo, Douglas Russell, Alan King. THIRD Row: Paul Munoz v Richard Chavoya, Jess Ramirez, Leroy Hendrichs, Mr. J. E. Britschgi, Instructor. SECOND ROW: Lester Gifford, Wayne Del Conte, Tony Ybarra, David Bowling, Joe Hernandez. FIRST Row: Akira Tamari, Bob Method, Al bert Rivera, Jim Antuna, Phil Cisneroz. Nor Pic'rURED: Roger Evans, Ray Miscevich, Tom Misley, John Palermo uio Service if 1 ,fr , ' X V 'We work in the same manner at as the 1-oinrnerf-ial garages. Jobs vonir- in. are analyzl-ll. anwl it is rlwiile-il by the instrur-tor and student what repairs or acljnst- ments are rim-essary. New parts are im-al only when absolute-ly nee4le-cl. A vrew 1-ontaining one ljunior or senior anil one or two sopihoinores is 1-hose-n to hanflli- the ,job vorrel-tly and effieiently. The upper vlassnian van help to instrnm-I anal explain proveclnres for repairs. lfpon voinpletion, it is tested by the shop instructor and returned to owner. TOP ROW: August Homen, Aurelio Morales, Jess Cervantez, Jim Hailbronner, Dave Stadler, Sam De Marco, Eddie Martinez, Eiji Tsukuda. SECOND Row: Mr. L. M. Sparks, Instructor, Kenneth Jessen, Joe Faraone, Dave Foerster, Pete Hernandez, Masao Murotsune, Albert Hannah, Ronald Ruffo. FIRST Row: Everett Harmon, Daniel Herrera, Manuel Ramirez, Bill Maloney, Don Miller, Robert Brito, Ronald Rossetta. NOT PICTURED: Robert Cormany, David Duarte, Armand Flores, Bob Gonzales, Robert Gordon, Ruben Jaramillo, Rosalio Na- varro, Eugene Otten, Robert Provancho, Joe Scirigione, Paul Spaulding, Marshall Purinton. cwpenlrq -x. ' V 4- Q tl The students learn to work to- t gether and express their ideas on ,I practieal jobs which will, in time, P give them enough confidence and ff 4, trade experience to do well on ' the job. YQ, Related information taught consists of mathematics, the y standard sizes and grades of ' materials, tool sharpening and care, and the necessity and manner of becoming good citi- zens in our community. This year's class constructed a faculty building which gave us actual construction work. I, :: QF .rs ' 'Q' +09 if NF! 'Qg, K Q- 21 9' x J' ' mitgiv' Q-.SYM X 4, 4 5 'Off X N, Tor Row: Sung Ho New, Joe Ferrante, Frank Pappalardo, Gary McCamish, Elmer Pusey, Ken Crismon, SECOND Row: Mr. K. K. Mallette, Instructor, Raul Campos, Pedro Herrera, Ernie Rodriquez, Robert Cruz, Guadalupe Carrillo. Fiasfr Row: Alfred Brown, John Salamoni, Vince Faso, Charles Reyes. Nor PICTUREDI Robert Stanis- lawski. lfeclricilq The vourse in e-lm-trivity covvrs f'0IllIIlPl'4'l2il industry and f ! resiclvnvcl wiring, motor winding and iiivvliaiiival lIlH.lfl'llllf'I'y re-- pairs. Outstanding stutle-nts art- al- i ' lowml to work at tht- tramlr- part tune on a 1-mips-l'at1vv basis mlur- H ing: the-ir sm-niur ye-ar. NVQ- have- an agrrvc-nu-:it with tht- vniployt-rs and thc- l'nion that ret-miiiiil-mlm-rl San Just- Tec-linit-al lliggh Sm-luml gradu- atvs have priority ovvr anymiv elsv wht-n apprviitim-sliips are available in the community. '-Epkf 'RMS TOP Row: Bartley Ott, Dominic Speziale, Anthony Conrad, Robert Leo, Jerry Pfieffer, Ray Hernandez, Tmnn ROW: Mr. F. ll. Slit-llvy, Instructor, Arthur O'N0il, Rene Clava-rio, Rutlolph Esquibel, Jerry Styczynski, Jov Por- rfm-vvliiu, Runnlti St-huttt-. Si-iroxlv Row: Richard Gonzales, Hector Bojorquez, Carl Venable, Charles Hakala, Ray Cugina. Fmsr Row: Charles Marsh, Steve Wright, Dale Rutter, Herschel Booth, Marty Gagliano. NOT PIQTURED: Jim Lazatera. mira 'x x Qin inq The bulk of jobs this year has been the painting of machinery in the different shops according to the National Code color scheme. Occasionally furniture refinishing projects are used for training in spray gun work and the use of the many different materials. Placement of apprentices in the trade is far below the oppor- tunities. Apprenticeships in the trade outnumber available ap- prentices and it is expected this condition will continue for some time. i S3 uw'-v' mum ,Km A K. -vw.,, Q? ln 'rr' it X 5 Cr' TOP Rov- Phil Zemaitis, Tom Cali, Joe Perez, John Analora. THIRD Row: Mr. J. B. Kershaw, Instructor, Ches- ter Knadler Fred Perez, John Lara, David Rohledo. SECOND Row: Lyle Loveday, Frank Saenz, Richard Car- nllo, Fred Saudosal. FIRST RDW: Stanley Acord, Guy Puma, Jim Bray, Louis Scamporrino. um inq 11111 11.1111 11111 111111111 11111111111 ki1111m 111' 1111111. sw-111 211111 1'lill'1' 111i111s, I'1lll 11111 111111 1-11111 111111-1' l1ll1'N lll 11 11111111-. -11111i111'w 2ll'1' 11111111-11 111 1111- 11111111113 111 11111 11'1111 131110211111 ll11lIlil'N 111111 lll1'll l1N1'N. 51'lll1Il'S 111'1- 11111111911 111111 111-2111111.11 NxN11ll1 11141 11111 1111111 1. l1'lllN 11111 111 llNlll11X llX1IN11lN 111 1111 1114111 Illll 111 11I11N11111 111'1 1111111 Ill 1111 s111111 111 1111x111-1111111 111' w11111111'1 1111 Ill 11'11111111'111 1-l1111111111111s11111. 111111 11x- 111-11t 111 11111111 5111.1 111111 111'1iVi1i1m. :Ann--.hflkm U ' an - 1 , .1 ,' 4. Y Q-' v o ,tv .,,, of xvv' 'Q JT, S- L, 'rr- Y UA ' '.. 5 1 1 OS: rs 11,1 so X 1' F' 1 5 G --' 1: , N1 'ff X X 0 , 1 3 ' 1 Lx a..g,, ,h , -v-'--.. TOP Row: R. E.Murray, Instructor, Joe Silva, Robert Diaz. Pete Felice, Elias Enriquez, hnuor. FIRST Row: Charles Ybarra, Armando Murrietta, I.11wre11c1- l1o111i11guez, Sam Lopez. Doran Hu1l1llcs1on, Wayne Pierce, Harmon J11l111s1111, R111111r1 Garvin, D1111 Castro. S1:1'oN11 Row: Mr. Manuel Rodriguez, John Silber- Alfanzo Nunez. NOT P11'T1'x1:D1 lf ft Qt t Fla-A Our shop is one of the largest and must modern sc-lmol shops in the state eorrtpriseml of different types of lathes, clrill presses, shapers, baud saws and grimlers. ln admlitiou we have a ftillllilry, tool room and stock room. The 1-lass, whivh is one of the largest in its history. is cout- pusecl of veterans. post graduates 1 ' ' lift 'frm u'1 -' Q lass IIIUFUIIQIS QllI'l'wlIllriS aunt gmng: .max partus and lelml trlps to uuurucrmxal Shops pro xldc soual and aflflul Lllllldllljll Upp0I'lllI1lllt'S for tht group TQ? CF tk Q9 TOP Row kenneth Bartlett Don nhl G tnaqlum l' hun Xl mon lf rt mx from Frmk Y mqufz THIRD Ron Hr F H Bohlln Instructor, .Luk Thorpe Ymrnon NN Alt? Robert I-Qptmwn Innes fruufr Xnton qchnudt S1-loxb Row ILUgt.llL Roggfxseh Jul Muller Llur 'vlullrn Augu Ffllil Nlnrtm Rogue FIRST Row R lph Nlnwtxi, Ted Carlo Nurmm Porcarn Btrt Fannlng Chzrles Nulu NOT PILTLRED late Stollenuerk, Ralph Nu xrmz Francis Uman, Moses Acosta, Arthur Guzman Our shop has many useful machines sueh as the planer, two jointers, rip, swing, table, vari- ety and two band saws, two shapers, a belt, spindle and disc sander, two grinders, two drill presses, a mortiser, and three lathes. VVe also have a blower system, and a large well-stoc-ked tool room built by the students. Some of the big jobs in the shop are fifty showeases for the County Fair, and four ehests. All the seniors enjoyed their first and last year at the new Tech High and are sorry to go. Co f loine Y' . . 9 I X -.,. Q, , TOP ROW: Robert Cota, Clarence Bailey, Elias Sabedra, Joe Sanchez, Fred Valenzuela. Charlie Jaimes, Arvel Lane. SECOND Row: Joe Valente, Sal Noto, Leland Kite, Joe Patania, Elias Guerra. Rill Pwlretti, Mr. M. C MacLean, Instructor. FIRST Row: Vince Gigliotti, Horace Ferrante, Roh Maida. Eddie Rojorquez, Henry Con treras, Eldon Siles, Jon Pederson. NOT PICTURED: Jim Dugan, Dennis Gericke, Orville Paulson, Joe Randazzo, Jose Salazar. Pin inq San Jose Vnifiml S+-liool Dis- trivt forms voinprisv all of the work. suvh as stnclvnt body varcls. tarnly and alison! slips, lvttvrhearls. and most anything one might think of, inn-lmling thc- svhool nvwspapf-r. Rf-qm-sts for individuals with printing: 4-xporiviivv to ln-1-oim' apprf-xitiws ontnninlwr thc' avail- zilmlv porsons to fill positions. Equiprnont ini-lumlvs plzitvn prvssvs, Mic-lilo flatlwcl and wr- tival. Linotypv, nn-tail saw. papa-r butter. drill, folmlvr. staplvr, and numerous fonts of type. 'iff-' Q- f 57' nnnannwwn-nw 2, . 2 I 'ir X 'J A ' .. YK, K I ix ii 'ay' . .X . K K A , R 1. l fig M Q -W W . . 'al 9- ' gf 3. .V 3 J- .g , K , 1 fix wa.- QT: Y C. 9.-. TOP Row: Don Anger, 'Eual Pennington, Marshall Purinton, Joseph Rotolo. SECOND Row: Mr. E. L. Stewart, Instructor, Harold Alcorn, Fred Beck, Frank Mercado, FIRST Row: Lloyd Mctjay, Manuel Canales, Warren Clute, Raymond Dodson. NOT PIUTUHED: James Cook, Robert Moody. Gio VVe are slowly getting our equipment and parts stored in convenient plat-es. NVe have a code room this year and it is being put to it's fullest use. VVe also have four sound proof rooms used when checking eer- tain radio troubles. There is an antenna platform on the roof above the radio shop which will be used extensively later on. Radio Shop has thirty-five pupils, the largest enrollment of any shop class at Teeh High. 3 T ' V ' X wff' TOP Row: Louis Taylor. Jim Thompson. Robert Tally, Noel Sands. Sam DePrirno, Gaytano Puma, Clarence Wright. THIRD Row: Mr. C. W. Jacklin, Instructor, Ben Walsh, Don Simpson, Maurice Nelson, Bob Dooley, George Ballas. Rowe Cano, Ted Katsinis. SECOND Row: Ernest Cardoza. Walter Burton. J. C. Villarreal, Gerald Watson. E-l Fuentes, Isaac Morgan, Joe Crisafulli. FIRST ROW: Joe D'.-Kmaro, Richard Gigliotti, Roger Golds- lierry. Harry Kotsulio, Herman Fanger, Henry Higashi. NOT PICTURED: Charles Butler, Ralph Perrin, Jack Stotesberry. QQl Q Cl QV X 1 P NSE One of the dlIllS xs to edluate studt nts to entt r the trade as .111 apprentlte and bucnne Journu men and futurt shop ovsnt rs to htlp fxll the nud of lIld1lSlI'X and the LOIllI'IlllIlllX EXPCFIGHQE 18 gfuned bw the students through the eonstrut tlon of alr LOI1dltl0I1lIlg and xex tlldtlon duets gutters leader tanks garbage cans and IIldllX otht r drtltles Students not onlx learn sheet nutal tcthnlques but gdln knovsltdge lll sheet metal pattern draftlng llldth9llldl'llS and n eldlng mu, Q05 .MUSE Th. 6 mu. TOP Row Wayne Wallen, B111 Hulen, Nhke Qumn John Berggren SFCOND Row Ray Becerra, Dlck Nelson, Ray Lucas, Mr R E Powell, Instructor Fms'r Row Lasey Durso, Alne Lopez, Carl Clmstoffersen INOT PICTURED Franklxn Voshall, Manuel Marfmez, Albert Niartmez, Charles Neeley elcilinq VVelding, tire repair and bat- tery work are a combined class under the heading of welding. Welding is a fast growing trade and consists of the fusion of steel, brass, copper, alumi- num, cast iron and different kinds of special metals. In tire and battery work, all kinds of repairs are made on tires and batteries. Many tire repairmen are re- quired each year and steel com- panies are always looking for good welders and offer excellent wages. 'Zi' I' Ulxi I 4- . N , .- I ap .Q 9' ca c rr? 1-fc-,-..a 2 -x HL 'kwfvfr . '-ff. W 'aft ii ....- Q?- ,DV 1 TOP Row: Fred Valenzuela, Donald Hurst, John Spano, Clifton Grantham. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Cisneros, Frank Falcone, Noel Gillespie, Mr. M. L. Sutphen, Instructor. FIRST Row: Phillip Jarone, Asael Villarreal, Richard Brandt, Bob Seehuetter. Nor PICTURED: Otho Anderson, Bob De Filippo, John Delgadillo, Lloyd Har- lan, Victor Melendez, Salvador Pena. N 1 aniir' :Nil 'fix .FRA 3 Z n ' 3 1,1 Y D ,. ,W 5 39:1 Q ,VJ .ps-PA 3 ,N J, . , J? x . , '-1 J A 'M fp ,gui K QQ, 'Q 3531, uv' ' ,Q f It ' V' if X- 1 4341 'N ,2 , .K , V v. .Gt F L 39. 7 1 A 'F' 2 - Q I-'lf , - in-.., ' N X . 17 'X U 92 . A ' A F' 3, .1 8 S11 4911 . K' 'kk ,gg 7 1, g 4 , if , ' Ssqggkfziz , I XF, ' 4 'B