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

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li ELIZABETH CLARK ETHELYN HARIIISON JOHN FRIESE ANNA I-IAIG Principal Library Manual Arts Engllsh MARY ANDERSON BESSIE CASEY EVELINE BRODERICK JUNE CRYSLER English English English, Journalism English LUVERNE 'RAM-SLANIJ NIAURICE KENET HELEN CARTER. MIRIAM ROBARDS Publlf' 5P0iiklT12 English Latin French

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I ' 1'ECHOES A ' TECHOES STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...,. .ss ,A.,. .,.. Lenore Graves Assistant Editor ,..ss .............. M ary Rose Business Manager .,,,., ...V......................,,,.,...........,,,..... ......,,........ D 0 nald Ballmer Literary Editors ,..,. v..,....,. .... L u cille Hanscom, Elizabellr Ellis, Delray Slanley. Hazel Hanson, Margaret Rice. Art Editors ....t,,.. ..,.,t,sw G eorge Sclrarfenberg, Mildred Spencer, Kennelll Wlzillaker Athletic Editors ,...,... .,....,.. ..,..,,.......,............,.,.........,...,. D o nald Sclredenberg, Eslller Zuelcll Classes and Organizations ,tss ,.....,... E leanor Hanson, Doris R. Larson Snap Shots .,tw,,..,..,.r,,,s,.,E,.,....,,E,.,........,.,.......,............................ Margie Carter, William W lrillaker Techology ,,,.,....,.. ,..,.... I rma Perry, Sidney Kaufman, Mary, Tlzielman, Georgina Tlrielman, Eleanora Haegele, Gilman Coehrs, Rullr johnson Typists .,..,......,..,,,.,.Ys.r,,.,,.......,s. .,tV...........,t,.,...,............,,.... C yrilla Hoesclren, Arline Nussbaum Subscriptions and Advertising ....,... Elmer Apmann, Lawrence Allen. Howard Smillr, Harold Kind. Richard Peierson, Marie Follmer, Clara Anderson, V iolel Wheeler, Alice Ann Brown Faculty ,,..,t,,.....s..t,t,.,..s,s.,....,.s.s.., .........s......,......... E lizabetln Clark, Rose Wagner, Roger Fullam EDITORIAL We are about to leave familiar haunts and faces which have become endeared to us through association. The four years spent at the good old Tech have formed the foundation for our future life. lt's many activities, curricular, and extra curricular: it's classroom and social rela- tionships have been an incentive for high aspirations, and from them will come a better community. Loving hands have guided us through these first years, and now that problems must be faced alone we must apply our past experiences. Nearly all of us have suffered under two kinds of doctors. The one says with sooth- ing earnestness, just hold still this isn't going to hurt at all. A feeling of relief quiets us, and we place our faith in him, only to be taken by sur- prise and have the pain intensified because we were unprepared. The other simply says, This will hurt. We tighten our muscles, grit our teeth, and await the rest. When it is over our expectations are only partly realized. It wasn't half bad. So it is with life. It is a wonderful game, and fascinating, yet there are difficulties to be met and overcome. It will take more than our l'm not afraid. attitude stimulated by unwise council. Yet such an attitude with the knowledge gained through experience will succeed. May our studies here serve for delight, ornament and abiiity. For delight in pri- vateness, for ornament in discourse, and for ability in judgment. and may our activities here aid us in forming higher ideals. LENORE GRAVE?

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