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

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UERTAI IG 0F PHIAG Winter's last fling . . . in 1948 . . . A storm of almost blizzard proportions hits Milwaukee and Boys' Tech, calling out the School Boarcl's heavy equipment to clear our court. Shoveling snow . . . becomes a spring sport for some of our Trojans on the school playground, as Bob Wasielewski directs two of his pals. Track practice . . . begins in the basement and first-floor cor- ridors as well as in the gym. Coach Richardson and Spindler are practicing starts. While outside . . . later in the spring, our tracksters hit mid- season form as Karner and Koeske clear the bar in the high jump. Spring fever . . . also pervades the building, with our boy Roy -Schneider, that is-trying to catch ten or twenty winks. as he accom anies our hoto ra her on his rounds. P P 9 Tree planting . . . by Forestry Club members Fisher, Molter, and Schuler, is a seasonal and timely activity, as they plant elms in some of the open space around school. KMilwaukee Iournal Photo? Karner again . . . as he demonstrates how to clear the bar in the high jump, in addition to starring in the pole vault. Pedalinq . . . in the gym to limber up and strengthen leg muscles of the track boys. Calisthenics . . . also are part of the preliminary practice for all potential track stars. Inauguration . . . of the new mayor of Milwaukee brings out the B.T.H.S. Marching Band, which is shown parading in front of the City Hall for that civic occasion. a is ' sN .