Southwest Wisconsin Technical College - Crossroads Yearbook (Fennimore, WI)

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M. Latham, J. Kwallek, B. Utke, J. Granville; second row: B. Udelhofen,S. Hellen- berger; third row: B. Ewing, K. Calvert, M. Moris,S. Lee, E. Weinbrenner, D. Quinn, fourth row: J. Groeschl, K. Bomkamp. Not pictured: L. Robinson. PICTURED AT LEFT: First row: HlIlNISIIINli n A B If n PICTURED ABOVE: K. Calvert, L. Robinson, S. Lee, J. Groeschl laying carpet for th Fashion Show. lek drinking away their color problems The Home Furnishings Assistant class has been active in organizing and arrang- ing the Fashion Show and decorating for the Madrigal Dinner. The class takes courses in color,textures, fabrics,design salesmanship, math, and English needed in preparing them for the work field. The class uses its skills in creativity, ac- tiveness and neatness in every presentatiaz PICTURED BELOW: K. Bomkamp and l Kwalv board, interview, or display they do. I 1 t 50

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CLERK-TYPIST A8zB PICTURED ABOVE: Left to right: first row: J. Hol- man, M. Snraggon, J. Gohe, J. Preston, J. Lawrence; . second row: D. Millard, S. Anderson, V. Richmond, PICTURED ABOVE: Julle Law- M. Johnsrud; third row: P. Freymiller, N. Oswald, rence. B. Bernes, D. Raymond, P. Warren. The Clerk-Typists didn't think it Would be much fun learning how to tyne, to run the business machines, or to use the other basic skills a clerk- tynist needs. Yet, they discovered that they en- joyed learning to run the different office machines such as the key-nunch, the many duplicating and transcribing machines, and the calculators. Just as they found out that there were many different tynes of machines used, they also dis- covered that there were many different methods of filing. These and other basic skills learned in the Clerk-Tynist nrogram prepared them for iobs in many different fields. PICTURED BELOW: Left to right: first row: J. Borcherding; second row: L. Cunningham, E. Pe- ters, K. Donahoe, C. McKillip, M. Kieffer; third row: G. Herbst, G. Spencer, S. Rouse, D. Geiss- buhler' fourth row: L. Hach, B. Ganshert, D. Oates, C. Oswald, D. Livingston, J. Tredinnick, A. Gundry. Missing: C. Gundry. PICTURED BELOW: Deb Raymond and Nola Oswald. PICTURED BELOW: Sharon Rouse

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FRONT ROW: Left to right: Stevemwh Symons, Larry Moll, Terry Waller, Ken Doyle;REAR ROW:Left to right: Dr. W. A. Gustafson, instructor, Robert Gundry, Tom Duve, Elmer Fitzsimmons,Randy Nechvatal, Star ley Hilger, Paul Bruun, Dave Tho- mas, Jerry Olson. ABSENT: Mike Harwood, Jeff Rice, Bill Russell, Colletta Harsha, Ron WenZel. Z Pictured above is Jerry Olson working a problem out. Mechanical Drafting is a one-year voca- tional diploma program which prepares its stu- dents for the demanding and continually in- creasing field of mechanical drafting. Stu- dents in this program will learn how uniform practices insures correct interpretation then? by saving time,reducing cost,erron and waste. Related courses a student receives are Basic Shop Math, Applied Communications, Manufactur- ing Process, and Job Relations. An optional nine-week summer session is also available. 51 llllMllNli HIIIIIH