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

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EWSME BUSINESS STAFF Seated: K. Rieschke, J. Parcfiim, R. Rasmussen. Sl'fl,TlfIf'llfI.' J. Smith, F. Zacharias, W. Fabiszak, D. Nash, J. Gutierrez. Left: Advisers Mr. J. Slawny and Mr. J. Van de Kamp. Right: R. Clark and J. Schmidt at the Wisconsin Publications Confer- ence in Madison. Heading the Craftsman editorial staff was Editor-in-Chief B. Clark. His job con- sisted primarily of writing headlines, reading proofs, laying out pages, and keeping the reporters alert. Helping Clark was C. Jankowski, news editor, who took care of dis- tributing stories, writing headlines, and reading proofs. J. Bartz and R. Suslick took over as sports co-editors when the competent J. Schmidt graduated in January. These boys were responsible for the excellent sports coverage throughout the year. A. Berndt, shop editor, made sure the shop stories came in on time. The business staff was led by K. Bieschke, business manager, While Mr. R. DeRoo and Mr. A. Nimmer supervised the printing of the paper. - The editorial staff was led by Mr. J Slawny, While Mr. J. Van de Kamp advised the business staE. Mr. J. White pictured at the right, contributed editorials. A 2 3

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Svrzlwl: J. Bartz, R. Suslick. Sfrzmliizy: H. Kloety, G. Spiropoulos, J. Galaszewski, A Im1'e', Leil- ICDITORIAL STAFF W. Selimvr, C. Jaukowski, J. Hartz, A. Bc-riidt, 11. Suslick, H. Clark. l'pp4'r Highl- SHOI' HEPORTICRS N1'f1l4'll.' lJ. Wiese, A. He-rmlt. S!11mlingf.' M. Weiss, J. Schmidt, Il. Sauberan. I,u1l'f'r Ifiyflfff SHUI' HEPORTHRS Stoltman. 22 ll. EH!-lFTSlVlE The Craftsman has been the ofhcial paper of Boys' Tech since 1920. Its aim is to inform the students of events, on and off the campus, that effect the stu- dents' school life. On Otcober 25, the editors attended a conference designed to educate them in the field of Journalism at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. The in- formation that was obtained from this meeting proved invaluable in putting out the paper. Faculty Adviser J. Slawny is shown at the left with J. Gutierrez as he opened a gift from the boys who accompanied him to Madison. Once again the photo section was inserted in the paper with the usual news and sports pictures. W. Sehmer took over as photo editor under the guidance of Mr. J. Crnkovich. lp

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gun- mqys 7 '---wigxwfi' At 8:15 every Wednesday the Student Council meets to discuss school activities and problems under the guidance of Mr. E. Grosskopf, Mr. R. Morrison, and M1'. G. Holman. The council sponsors such activities as the Homecoming parade, a fashion show, pep rallies, and a student dressup day. Members also usher at auditorium activities. This year they organized a school spirit committee and a park- ing' committee. Noon hour movies are supervised by council monitors and this year again a Christmas tree was purchased and decorated by members. E. Kalmer was Tech's re- presentative to the Inter-Hi Council. This group seeks to promote good relationship among the high schools in the Milwaukee area as well as be- tween the schools and the community. .f ST DE T IIUUNIIIL Top: J. Schmidt, of the Student Council, presents the winning Homecozniirz float trophy to ll. Oleniczak of Room 3130. Below tl1em: Membership Committee: S. Krajcir, R. Gross, P. Cieslak. Vpper riylzfs Inter-Hi Connnittee: R. Os- nianski, E. Kalnier, Adviser R. Morrison. Higlff r'enfer.' Christmas Tree Committee: B. Galaszewski, R. Hoff, B. Larson, S. Krajcir, J. Burgess, J. Hartz. Bolfom : Homecoming Parade Connnittee: R. Osnianski, T. VVasiele'f'ski, J. Schmidt, Il. Gross, J. Bartz, R. Hoff. 5 T ,p it ll Q c., J 5 1