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

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ll-6415555-v.n.ri gg- .MM F . l 99- . A ,I 1 I 'Q I . 'Q Qi' ian NVQ Q9 . ' ' fur -- In eoch Whor mode rhe evening of Moy 18 1979 disrincrly memoroble for 17o Cou- ples? Prom Nighr 1979, held 8:00 ro 11:00 in rhe school gym, gyrored ond spun ro rhe melodies corered by UWM's DJ. Club, Bur mony orrending prom rored rhe mu- sic os only foir. lf nor prom, rhen vvhor? Perhops rhe posr prom, ossembled from 11180 ro 1130 om or The More Plozo. The mognificenr femole vocolisr filled rhe holl wirh hormonic emorion, Creoring o luxu- rious ond ogreeoble doncing ormo- other's orms sphere. Bur rhe row sreol-z ond solid, un- yielding pororo derrocred from rhe exe perience, The refusols of vvoirers ro bring Worer ond rhe locli of drinlsing founroins was disgusringly funny, for exiring ro re' vive one-'s self meonr no rerurning ro posr prom, under o ridiculous Plozo poli- cy. Whor rhen Could occounr for The Complie ments oworded rhe evening? The hor- mony flowing bervveen rhe rwo people flowing ond svvoying ro rhe music, os ir hos in rhe posr, iusr os ir will in rhe furure, iusr os ir will olvvoys ond forever. Doug Koross und Pom Loiselle vore for prom courr eorly in rhe evening ourside rhe oudirorium

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amwvi FE? av-:trawl-uf nirmtgsnfvfki f' R qu, nf no si 2' hw' i .as 1. Anchored by Steve Presnol, theluniot class, strained faces illustrating their winning form, out-sweats the sophomores in tne second rug-of-war on Wednesday morning of Spirit Week 2. With his pom-pon toupee trimmed for the occasion, Ken Kessler poses with his Spirit Weels bride, Carmen Roman. 3. Pictured here in the opening skit as the Blues Brothers , Dr, Zirbel and Mr. Dusald host Friday's pep rally along with Ms. Meyer Many students called the assembly the best so far in the year, due ro its original Friday Afternoon Live theme. 4. As Modison's 48 clutches his waist, Steve Miller C435 embeds the ball in nts rib cage and drags his opponent for another yard, 5. With Jeff Hansen as Sparky, Jim Dane, Joanne Arbella, Vkicls Kartz, Linda Kartz, Dan Karts, Mr, Hartz, and owner-driver Doug l-lonlse comprise the Purple Crush Fire-Up Department l M si ,,,,,,....--r--' ' WM 'M- .......------ ' 'l H ' I , 'A ' -...,,, --is Qi

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Left: Coach Dirkholz was deeply touched by the autographed ball and trophy presented to him by the soccer team including John Zawlocki. Below: Honored by Coach Ad- ams, Greg Boehm, Kermit Smith, Mike Sczesny, Dave Dollsiewicz, and Mike llosolels represented the Cross Country Team. R WN, A O ,I Below: Football stars Rob Slsonodzinslxi, Dave Morbeck, Mark Lubinski, and Dovid Gilliam, received their awards at X the banquet. e ,, i I , , KP' bw. if , 'hte Athletes feted at banquet The minor, major, and chevron winners from the fall sports were honored at Gonzaga Hall on December o, 1979. This year's banquet was a bit different because of the many people attending Cover GOOD and the lacls of time. Mr. Prichard- son commented, With as many athletes as we had to honor, we had to eliminate the guest speaker, otherwise it would have token too long. One special honor, the Harry Stys Award, was given to the outstanding lineman of the year, Kurt Kucharslsi. This award commemorates one of the Trqan's former players from the fifties. With Mlke SmIth's trophy glimmer- ing in the foreground, Dr. Zirbel and Coach Foster discussed the banquet. Student Life 17