Technical High School - Techoes Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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Tech's German class uses the language lab. Mr, Herfz Mr. Johnson Bqnd Orchestra Miss O'Rourke MV- zehef French German ff ' nil .5 . , Y :gi ' - . . , M 1- hp, 5.1 be I, ' ' esiiit is f ' is Z sw. K 1 T s .,,, K - L ' me , Miss Pat Hill Miss Klein Latin Spanish ARTS SUPPLY ENJOYMENT At Tech, we have a very wide selection of languages to choose from. They are French, Spanish, German, and Latin. These courses not only teach us how to write and speak the language, but also the history of it. Students who take a language use the language lab which aids them in their studies. K. Young, J. Wegner and K. Scholen decline a Latin word in their latin class as part of their board work. 'I9

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-as-U Mr. Anderson Mr. Dahl Art Chorus The Tech Band is composed of all seniors, juniors and sophomores interested in instrumental music. The band not only plays classical music for concert per- formances, but also modern music for half time shows for basketball games and precision marching for foot- ball games. Those students interested in vocal music can join the senior or sophomore choruses. Their main practices are for the Christmas concert, one special concert, and for making a record. lf a Tech student finds his interest is in art, he may take the art courses offered. ln our art department a student may do almost any kind of art work that he would like to do. The trumpet section presents carol prelude for the annual Christmas program. 'l8 943' Mr. Dahl sets the beat for the chorus for the Advent Motet. we K, ' Jeff Hutchinson works on his art proiect.

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U 5 1, Kathy Pattison, with the aid of Mr. Sell, points important cities of the United States to Bruce Athman and Alan Resseman. Mr. Bettendorf U. S. History Mr. Erdman U. S. History 'x. 20 Mr. Coskran World History Miss Gove U. S. History X- ------ev ...J..,L.l..:....,s,,......,.Q sc.. HISTORY TELLS QF PAST -- BUSINESS PRE- PARES FUTURE A variety of social study courses are offered to all students at Tech. Juniors are required to take United States History in which, along with the history of the United States, some classes have a more detailed study of Minnesota and the St. Cloud area. Problems of Democracy are studied by every senior. Here is the study of our government and current news. World affairs and world geography are offered to all interested students. Tech's business department offers courses to all of Tech's students. Typing is offered to sophomores, while iuniors may study Stenography l and bookkeeping. Seniors are offered Stenography Il, clerical office work, business law, secretarial practice and consumer education. u f 5 vf54'F u V if f f ce Z .. 1. if .',' xssgu if S3953 5159324-, m Mfg .- 'TTI ,- ...,., ' s- s-fY2i2 f3?f-'i'Z Q ,,j:g'5:i, A . qayg 32331 .5 ..r, gf m is-.ifrissssiii ' it s : ..g.3?:,f::Q Q QU, .-523 ' sur. ' fm ,W MTW--. . ----.-V.,--. J g . Ar, ,-... M 1 ws, s ffl sf. ' iawl,-,1.gg.1.,34p.gj1 Mr. Gruba Mr. Kosch Problems of Democracy Problems of Democracy