Trimble Technical High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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The gems mg, www M1959 sumti giraffe. f In presenting this year's annual, the staff wants to tell the story of Technical High School and what it represents by giving it an emblem and letting the emblem itself tell its own story. This emblem, shown on the cover was designed and worked out by the staff. The basis of it is a wheel which stands for industry. Our school is the very foundation of industry in our community because it offers train- ing in twenty-two different fields and related subjects. Realizing that a high scholastic standard is necessary for success in any field of training, special emphasis is given toward encouraging our students in achieving and maintaining the highest possible standards. This phase of our school is represented by the torch superimposed on the wheel with the letters NHS on it which stands for The National Honor Society representing scholastic achievement. As every school has its lighter side, ours is represented by our mascot, the bulldog. With the bulldog as the hub, our emblem is complete. As the story of how we work and play unfolds on the following pages, we sincerely hope you will see in this emblem what we, the staff saw when we created it-the story of our school-a vocational school training to- day's youth to fill important jobs in today's world. We are sure you will like it. Tk

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AWMKULAQQUWWQQ Won second place in a national baby contest From the medals he must have won many honors in Arlington State College Band As we know him today, Mr. O'Connor strikes a characteristic pose. Which twin has the toni? Still a beauty We don't know iust how he won the cat and the orange. He won a place for S himself as an ROTC Cadet at Central High School X Track winner for Central one always wins at H'9h School graduation. After a hard day at school, he relaxes by doing his own yard work. A penny for your thoughts, Mr. O'Con- nor. We think you must have won the debate. Tai. T57 Following the tradition he had set for himself, Mr. O'Connor served as Lieutenant in the Navy during the war, thus winning for himself a place in the hearts of everyone. The well known fact that back of every great man there is a woman certainly is true in the life of our co-ordinator. He is a wonderful family man with a fine family. lt is small wonder that his expression seems to say. Look what I have , when he poses with his wife Doris, daughter Sheryl, and son Pat.