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

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eml ihl 53' mln .. 'H ll A' 'g Yi C ii g, ,Lag 'Mill ,ilMMg:u.lj C. C. Dragoo Kendall Clark Olaf Friek Julius Adams George Reis BOARD OF EDUCATION J. A. HARRIS ln the death of Justice A. l-larris, for many years a mem- ber of the Board of Education, St. Cloud has lost a most estim- able citizen and a warm friend of the public schools. E H . F J we .,.. President Vice Presidenl Treasurer - Clerk Direclor

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TECI-IOES STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - Ruih Nislgern Assistant Editor - Harry Alwood Business Manager ------- Edward Welrer Literary Editors - - Arlhur I mm, Doris Mollersirom, Margaret Tschumperlin Lewis Olds, Grace Ramsiaclg, Arlhur Dragoo Art Editors - - Gladys Bosirom, Beri Hanson, Marcella Hudson, Fannie Wilson Athletic Editors - - - Lewis Barreil, Lawrence Kufel, Irene Froehler Classes - - - Alice Olson, Evelyn Treischel, Laureila Kuhn Organizations ---- Howard Nichols, Leona Kilhorn, Madeleine Rice Techology - Myrlle Larson, Laura V asaly, Leo Gans, Raymond Goederl, Elizalrelh Crary. Typist - ---------- Alice Olson SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISING Alice Bailey William Levy William Robbins Frances FilzGerala' Sybil Kuhn Evelyn Hall Donald Barreii Alphonse Engel Faculty - - - - - - Alice Liiile, Roger Fullam, Franlg Hady EDITORIAL In our towered Camelot we have some with the fighting ability, strength, and physical prowess of Sir Launcelot who have distinguished themselves in the tournament of the class room and in the athletic field of battle. We have scholars too with the idealism and spirit of Galahad who have kept their stand- ards and the school's standards on a lofty plane. They have fulfilled their trust to the school, to the community, and to themselves. Their shields are blazoned rich and bright. We have Sir Modreds who have betrayed their trust to the tax payers and to the school by failing to do the best of their ability. Their shields are blank and bare. Lastly we have the King Arthurs who are a combination of all idealistic qualities. They resemble the great knight, Who reverenced his conscience as his king: Whose glory was reclressing human wrongsg Who spoke no slander, no, nor. listen'd to it. - Tennyson Ruth Nislcem E P L, A r eire

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