Boys Technical High School - Artisan Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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.fdrfifian WMPL5 gainftf jme Starting along about Easter Vacation time, the question the statt hears most often is: When do we get The Artisan? At that time there is still plenty of work to be done. ln fact, from that time on, all staff members are busy, with the exception of the artists, whose work is out of the way. Various activities are pictured below-business staff members going over receipts and records, editorial staffs going over pictures and discussing lay-out ideas, photographers trying to catch up with their negatives and enlargements, and the art staff members examining Strothman's division pages. Many of these boys graduate in June, so next year there will be plenty of vacancies on the staff. The line forms at Barracks 3. l, Party War, f Nw, An informal get-to-geth- er to do some general 4. planning and to partake of some refreshments was held early last fall at the home of Mr. Fitzpatrick. Sports James Groeger Neil Bloxham Robert Wesolowski Activities James Kaiser W tw Ronald Bush Business Arnold Dutkiewicz Richard Koceia William Dorn Business Gerald Yahn Howard Goetzman Richard Schulze Art Bruno Banach Franklin Strothman Arden Krahn Photography Richard Steingraeber Roy Effenheim Ronald Hinz Donald Schetter mv! ,,W,4 4 l :nz

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Sdnfd ggfdud 0141815 fo MW, jc d b the Photography Class, dropped in at Tech last With a bagful of tricks and presents, Santa Claus, sponsore y Christmas. A stock of new or slightly used election sheets for Mr. Nicolai, who seems to appreciate the point in the gift, and ancient Artisans for the members ofthe Accounting Office were among the presents St, Nick handed out. In his usual fovial manner he iust took over the principal's iob for a few minutes, and put in a long distance call to the North Pole from the office switchboard. Highlight of the visit came in the Cafeteria, where he sampled a piece of our excellent cherry pie. Typical of the Christmas trees and celebrations in the various shops and departments was the one in Cabinet ' GI Cl b caroled and the Junior Band played Shop 300, where the boys had a surprise present for Mr. Bruckwick. The ee u in the halls, but the pictures got lost in the shuffle.