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

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fx. fwf 1 522 5. 2 ff 3 i y .?o..' QL Huf1'nn1.' Oiiicers: Treasurer J. Burgess, Adviser E. Grosskopf, P1'QSili9I1tJ. VV0llin, Vice-President R. Osmanski, Secretary T. Wasicf-iewski. 25 SEHVIIIEME Upper left: School Spirit Committee: Swlfwl.' J. Eidler, T. Wasielewski, T. Miller. Slumling: P. Cieslak, J. Schmidt. Lower left: Movie Monitor Committee: R. Haasch, T. Balcerzak, J. Burgess. Ifppe1 rigl1t.' Parking Committee: T. Balcerzak. R. Gross, P. Cieslak. Feizfer: Ushers: Seated: R. Trost, B. Galaszewski, H. Anderson, R. Larson, T. Balcerzak. Sflllllll-Ilflf R. Tichey, J. Eidler, M. Schmitt, D. Gross. ,pf-Q. ' 'WG 1' .. w t ,.-4 lg.

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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

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HALL MU ITUHS Sixth Hour Front Row: P. Schneicllcr, D. D. Goetzke, D. Shaw. Sewonrl Roar: D. Pfeil, E. Kellner, R. Brathovdc. Iferu' Rozlu' H. Asen, C. Grieger, C. Spiropoulos. Second Hour Frrmf Row: D. Staszak, R. Budnowski, D. Lcgfas, C. Koch. Scwoml Row: J. Richter, A. Reininger, R. Ziolowski, M. Wasik, T. Sullivan. Third How: Il. Beckman, J. Bojar, R. Kuske, D. Duckcrt. Rem' Row: T. Flaskcrud, K. Nickel, B. Knorr, E. Bourdo, R. Stegfer. First Hour Fran! Row: G. Senz, H. Stuckart, C. Leonard, J. Timm. Secoml Roux' R. Paccagnclla, M. Post, D. Noonan. Tlzirrl 1f0Il,l.' D. Hintz, D. Shaw, H. Struehin,q, D. Schlesner. Fozlrlll Row: J. Monrcal, A. Fabiszewski, M. FricScncg'gzer, J. Schultz. Near Ifow: D. Schaeffer, ll. Gross, N. Tahat, li. Gictzcn. Fourth Hour I9'ronf Rau,-5 W. lloessger, D. Bastil, G. Jacobs, J. Lucht. Serum! Rona' R. Hlavinka, E. Mueller, R. Wiebc, J. Borzy- mowski. Third Ifolr: A. Salaks, D. Sprague, J. Pytlik, T. Gore-nc. Rem' Row: T. Hacker, J. Johns, B. Spencle.