Technical High School - Techoes Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)
- Class of 1931
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ff, -1 A-Il f- ' 1. 5, . II. iz, ' .lf j NT TH-EXCQRNERS OF THE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL BUILD- ING AREXFOUR, PANELS EMBLEIM- ATIC OF THE SEASONSI Jusfr AS THE SEASONS com POSE THE YEAR. so THE AI.I.EcsoRv REPRESENTEI: IN THE FOUR PI.AouEs coMPosEs ouR sc:HooI.-I.IFE. THE SPRING TYPIFIES THE SowER. WI-'IQ IN A :THE SCHOOL BECOMES THE SQIIILERR OF KNOWLEDGE, THE FACULTY: THE SUMMER BETOKENS THE REAPER, WHO IS NONE OTHER THAN THE STUDENT: THE AUTUMN SIGNIFIES THE GRAPE PICKER TAKING HIS .GRAPES FROM THE FIELD TO MAKE WINE, A SYMBOL OFTFELLOWSHIP, WHICH EXEMPLI- FIES ORGANIZATIONS AND THE WINTER PORTRAYS THE WOOD CHOPPER. WHOSE PHYSlS'kIfT-Q I.AaoRs REQUIRE STRENGTH, THE BASIS Fon ATHLETIC sKII.I.. THE ENTRANCE SYMBOLIZES SCHOOL LIFE, THE DOORWAY TO SOCIAL CONTACT AND FRIENDSHIP. THIS WE HAVE CHOSEN AS THE THEME OF OUR BOOK. ' TW T 'TT'-'TT T -- X E..,.4,: .ar 1931 HE TECHOES OF Theodore Papermaster Betty Keller Managing Edrtor Olrver Kerben Busmcss Manager Eileen Murphy Parker Dragoo Editor-in-chief THE TECHOES 1 Sensor Class Techmcal Hugh School O F 9 3 1 Published by the ofthe S CI d Minne DEDICATED TO ELIZABETH CLARK N APPRECIATION of her loyal splrlt wI1lcI1 I1as endeared I1er to tI'1e I1earts of all I1er students from her first class to the present dedicate tIus 1931 TecI1oes I , we I I ,D D D FOREWORD O CONTINUE HIS FXISTENCE MAN FOUND IT NECESSARY TO MAKE TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS WITH VVHICH TO FASHION HOUSES FURNITURE AND UTENSILS ESSENTIAL TO HUMAN LIFE ALTHOUGH PIONEERS IN NORTH AMERICA BROUGHT THESE ARTICLES WITH THEM FROM EUROPE THEY SOON FOUNDTHAT THEY NEEDED MORE HARDY TOOLS FOR THE LABORIOUS TASK OF BREAKING BACKWOODS COUNTRY CON SEQUENTLY THE PIONEER HAD TO MANUFACTURE NEW IMPLEMENTS WHICH WOULD BE STRONG ENOUGH TO DO THE WORK YET SIMPLE TO CONSTRUCT DR HENRY C MERCER FOUNDER OF THE MORAVIAN POTTERY AND TILE WORKS DOYLESTOWN PENN SYLVANIA HAD MADE A COLLECTION OF THESE EARLYTOOLSANDWASBEGINNING THE REPRODUCTION OF THEM IN TILE WHEN THE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL WAS BUILT THE ARCHITECTS SENT EAST TO DR MERCER FOR DESIGNS AND AS A PANELS AT EACH OF THE CORNERS OF OUR BUILDING CHARACTERIZING THE EARLY SETTLER IN HIS SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN AND WINTER OCCUPATIONS THESE TILES ARE NOT DUPLICATED ELSE WHERE IN THE WORLD THE ZODIACAL AND GEOMETRIC PATTERNS ON THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING WHICH ARE USED IN THE OPENING SECTION WERE ALSO DESIGNED AT MERCER S POTTERY WORKS DR MERCER DIED A YEAR AGO BUT HIS WORK HAS BEEN CARRIED ON BK FRANK SWAIN WHO NOW OWNS THE COLLECTION AND THE POTTERY WORKS IT IS TO MR SWAIN THAT WE A INDEBTED FOR THE DESCRIPTION PICTURES AND HISTORY OF THESE PANELS . OF . - RESULT, WE HAVE THE FIOUR 'LARGE DR. I ' . R5 CONTENTS A mlmstratlon Classes Athlet cs V Teclwology I d . . . ll Ill Organizations IV i 2' BOOK l ADMINISTRATION cTI'I2 Sowerj Q 9 I Q O The natlon wlde mflux of students to hlgh schools found St Cloud ln 1913 wlth a bulldlng the old Umon lncapable of accommodatlng the lncrease Consequently Wlth W W Smlth presldmg the board of educatlon composed of Jullus Adams C S Bunnell R W Maxson supermtendent A M Slmmers and J H Hams convened on December 14 1913 for the purpose of arranglng an electlon whlch would determlne the slte for a new hlgh school bulldlng The three sltes 1n questxon were the Old UHIOH bulldlng the Thlrd Avenue locatlon and the Lake George sltuatlon At the electlon held on December 3 1914 the last named won out by a majorlty of 209 votes The tlme of optlon to J O McConnell for 2510 000 was extended to February 1 1915 and on May 25 1915 negotlatlons were completed for the purchasmg of the property for the above named sum The archltectural contracts were placed ln the hands of Tyrle and Chapman of Mmneapolls On August 2 1915 Jullus Adams secretary of the board presented a resolutlon whlch provlded for the lssuance of bonds totalllng S75 000 for the purpose of erectlng the bulldlng The plans of Tyrle and Chapman were submltted and approved on October 9 1915 and on October 25 1915 blds Constructlon Company The dlrt began to fly early 1n March and by January 3 1917 the bulldlng was completed a wonderful erectlon 178 feet long 148 feet wlde and 45 feet hlgh Wednesday January 31 of the same year found slx hundred students assembled ln the hlgh school audltorlum for the dedlcatlon Mxss Elizabeth Clark prlnclpal preslded Brlef talks were gwen by W W Smlth C S Maxson the new superlntendent Jullus Adams and C S Bunnell Accordlng to the St Cloud Tlmes of that date the speakers exhorted the students to take advantage of thexr new bulldlng and to attend school wlth the purpose of attalnmg the llberal educatlon Whlch thls new lnstltutlon could glV6 so well After the ceremony school was dlsmlssed at 10 o clock to allow the new Techltes a half day hollday Slnce that memorable date many lmprovements ln every phase of school llfe have been achleved and have glven the Technlcal Hlgh School an envlable ranklng wlth lts contemporarles ARCHITECT S DRAWING OF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 9 Q . , . l I . 1 l, . . , . . , , . . u , I 1 ' 1 1 1 I y 1 1 4 ! Y l 1 1 1 ! I 7 ' . . 1 1 , 1 , , ! 7 . 1 Q Y 1 ' 1 , 1 , Y . ' ! 7 . Y Y . for constructlon were opened and the general contract was glven to the Johnson Y . I . . . 7 . ! , . ! 7 , . . , . . g . ' . . . . , in 0 , . , . . . ' v . . , Y YUu O O .qf, . l 'XC I, l'lIlHlLIiN.l -6 O Board of Education The act1v1t1es of the Board of Educat1on this year have been both numer ous and varied First due to the erection of the new 1un1or hlgh building new furniture and fixtures were negotiated for and an o1l burner auditorium chairs and cafeterla equipment were installed Then in conjunction with P T A Work the board set aside several rooms in the Junior high for a hard of hearing class As the year progressed committees introduced the subject of bulldmg a grade school in the northern section of St Cloud Action was taken on March 24 1931 when a special election was held resultlng ln fax or of the desired building Besides frequent committee meetings the board holds regular monthly sessions which occur on the first Thursday after the first Friday IH each month P J Seberger Presrderzt Dr M A Slvlnskl Secretary George Reis Treasurer Wm Shleld Harold Schoelkopf Dzrectors 0 Q o-,po Q 0- 0 l AGL YLJLJRIEEN . . . y . I. . . . . y 7 Y 7 ' Y . . . , - - 0 , . . , ' I . . . . 7 . . . . Hubert J. Hansen .........l.....,.........,,............. Vice-President . , ..........,.,.,,..,.....l.,,..... I I 4 To the Members of the Class of 1931 Greetings l covet for the Semor Class a purpose that us both wholesome and alluring a purpose so Fine that the one of honest effort wall Fund msplrataon wltlnn the circle ol nts Influence Very sincerely yours H B GOUGH Superintendent I . . , W 0 I I Q . Q Wlth an enrollment of 530 compared with that of 354 the enrollment of 1916 1n the year 1930 '31 Technical High began its first year as a true senior high with 197 sophomores 196 yumors and 142 seniors In 1916 the course of study was very dlfferent from that of our present one Numerous agricultural subJects were offered Although they were not required ancient and modern history subjects were suggested to the students As time went on many of the agricultural subjects were dropped and IH their stead were many science courses Instead of the present day four year Latin course a four year German course prevailed Commercial subJects were introduced one by one beglnmng Wlth the 1n1t1at1on of typewrltlng and this tendency towards more technical courses has continued Durlng the year 1916 17 the students were favored by a short school however all extra currlcular activities were conducted outside the regular school hours Class hours were only forty five mlnutes in length and classes were held stralght through the noon hour The first change IH length of day was wrought soon This postponed the closlng hour to two thirty The next change lengthened the day a half hour continuing It untll three o clock The next altered both beginning and closing time making the school hours eight thlrty to three Hfty In the present year 1930 31 the openmg hour was at first elght twenty and the closing hour three forty However at the begmn mg of the second semester the closing hour was changed to three thirty this bemg the present day schedule O 0 O Y I , 1 0 'I . ' A I y 1 . , ' l , g . 7 . 7 - q . . . . Y Y Q ' y day which began at nine o'clock and continued unt1l two-fifteen. In thls day, , - i - . . , y . . . . , l . v 1 ' ' ' x ' y - ' 9 r ' ' 1 ' ' 1 0 O lo' - N v r .- - . - -I '-: - ': '. Q Q O 0 Q The passing of the 1931 senior class from the Technical High School marks the departure of one hundred thirty-seven more young people who have known the helpful influence and guidance of Miss Elizabeth Clark. Miss Clark has ever been the friend and counsellor of all students who have come in contact with her. Since 1911 she has been the driving force and dominating power in the school, and it is she who has borne the responsi- bility and grief of managing hundreds of students each year. It is largely through the untiring efforts of Miss Clark that the Technical High School has attained continuous scholastic recognition as a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Because of her unceasing and loyal support, extra-curricular activities have flourished and brought fame to St. Cloud. Unbiased and unprejudiced, she has always upheld the spirit and morale of Technical High School To the Class of 1931 As you have dedicated your yearbook to the older Tech let the old Tech spmt pervade your lrves and the old Tech memories keep fresh and green In your hearts Elizabeth Clark I Q 9 lo o o-L20 9 0 O' l'-if-l '.'l llllN X O Y 0 Q 6 1 o 0 44,0 Q frfwlnarr Q J x 1 E 9 6 I WHA A lit' W Ol BOOK ll CLASSES Uhe Reaper, Q History of Classes Slnce tl1e 354 111011 sehool students 611161611 the new 16611111011 Hlgll Sehool bllllfllllff on J111u11x 31 1911 1 048 131111118 11 uc been ll ulu nted 11om tl1e 1ou1 yexr COLIISL lhe number 111 t11e gradu 1t111ff cl uses 1115 x lY'lCtl 110111 ye ll to ye tr Wltll 46 ln 1911 11S the sm 1llest group 1nd 146 ln 19 75 11111 1979 IS tl1e 11rgest L ntll 1973 tl1e outgomg 21011115 tultd to bra 111 the 111111111611 111 1111 but ln th 1t ye 1r 170 Iecelxed then sheepslum 1l1e 1974 1111011 dropped to 105 b t 1975 SlW 1 record 146 gr1du1te Prom 1976 up to the pre ent tune c11sses hue 1XtI'l4LZBCl 1bout 130 11115 yt II s sen1o1s 1111111136611 131 lhe 1n1t11l enrollment of 35-1 ln 1911 grew hom se1r to neu to 405 1n 1918 4131n 1970 6161111 1977 10711114175 down to 6611n1978 1ncl1e1ched Jun1o1 Hlgh the number th1s xe.11 was 1bno1m 1111 deQre1sed to .134 The 1970 f1cu1tx numbered 77 but 1930 enrollment 1equ11ed 31 peda vogs '1h1rty tools mre of the 11111195 for the 534 students th1s tt1m The 1un1o1 lllgll school plan VV1'1lC11 XV1S1l 1lL1UllI'1tEd tl11s xeu IH the St C loud Publlc School sx stem 1115 IS one ot tl1e 111111611311 1IU'LlII16HtS for 11S adoptlon the fact t111t It reduces to a INIIIIHILIITI the number ot elghth grade gr1du1tes who f111l to tontlnue thelr edututlon 'Numerous surxeys show th 1t bx ff1r the g1e1test numbtl 01 students leaxe school when thex complete the elffhth Ur1de E.XClLltllI1fT of touxse ffr.1du 11t1on from hlgh school therefore It h1s been prox ed tl11t 11 tl1e1t lre no gradu 11t1on ceremonles unt11 the end ot tl1e n1nt11 gr1de the slft oi tl1e tenth elex ent11 1nd twelfth grades .1re lncreasecl decldedlw Although the n1nt11 graders or freshmen numbel less th 1n those oi lust xe 11 n 1mely 193 no trut g1uve of the sutcess ol 11115 NX su 111 c an be prox ed untll lt 111s oper1ted 1o1 1 1e1son xble length ol t1111e O O 0 . , , s,,. , . . . g . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 v ' ' 1 7 ' -. 1 - -1 1 '- I. L 1 L - , 1 , , 1 . 1 I J If 1 1 3 ' 1- v 2 -11' I . r- 1 v 1 1 1 ' . ' -Y 1 ' 1 1 1 N . 1 1 ... . .-. 1. 1 . . v . 5 ' . v 1 -1 . 1 1 v 1 1 1 v . 1 1 1 1.17 K L X 34. X 1 , l . 4 - ' , ' 1 1 f. -' 1 - ,f 1 1 1 - fl 1 A 1 . 1. .- , , u ' v1 1 1 I 1 1 ww ' . '1 . 1 uw -1 1 .1 .1 1. 1 4 . . .1 A th 3 3 ' 1. . . . 1 v 1 v X 1 . ' 'ff fl. -'. 1 ' 11 . ' Vw I . .1 h i -if ' 7- X .1 v 1 v 1 1 Y 1 - . g . 1 V 1 , . ' . ' 1 - ' . . '- . ' . - -r ' . l , , 1 , 1 - .1 , . 1 .1.1, .1 - .1 , - .1 , 1 L IIS peak of 129 lust year. But Wlth the ex1t of t11e freshmen to the new C entrul 1 I fs Lv 1 1 1 C - Z bv , Z-1 1: . f g I l , . . ' ' v 1 H 1 .1 c V7 .1.1, 1 z ' -1 7 ' V ' ' - ', N '-1 ,- G su C. ' s s 1 . . . 1 I . 1 h L . t, 2 . A . V c 4 1 1 I., . . 2 . 1 . I 2 . . .. . . ' z j 1 C' z .' 1' ' . v , 7 . ' 1 , , ' ' , -1 1 - . f 1: rs 4 1 z-1 ' 1 as I I I A 1 3 I l E ' L I L 'iz J ' - C r ' 4 1 y r I 1 1 ' 1 r I 7 ' 1 - ' Y: A 1 ,ss Z S ' 1 A j 2 ' z , 1 zz g : 3 I 'L ' 11' z ' z ' 1 ' z ,, . Q O 0 o 0151.0 Q Q 9 Q 1 'A 11 O O Betty Allen Baseball 1 2 Basket 1 G A Hec Tec 3 4 Library Club 3 4 'volley Ball 1 SWlmmlI1f.,4 Chorus s 11 1111111 spolm 11 SIIIIUT ulzul Alice Anderson Chorusl Z A more fulflzful friend 011717101 be found Esther Anderson l ntered from Alex andrla High School 3 A quzd qzrl bu! 11,6 like her jus! 1110 same Yern n Anderson ss Basketball l X F otball 4 Basketball Gee Club 3 lxed Chorus 3 Class Play 4 Sigma Sigma Chi 4 Swrdrs ll Jolly good f011o1z Alberta Ayer X aledlctorlan 4. French ub 'S 4' T. . . 3 4' Sigma Sigma Chi 3 4: T.N.T. 4' Techoes Fditorial Staff 4' Lib- rar Club 4' C ass President 4' C lass Play bo 11111141 11 girl crm do 111111 docs 110111 1101 and lu'lI0ll'. Gordon Biebighauser German Llub 4. Nlolhirzg is impossible lo Cl willing lzcarl. Helen Boethln ee Club 1 2 Old Vienna 2 Ger m n Club 2 C horus 2 sun! gzrl 11,10 111s 72011111111 grou 71 11 Iargaret Booker ee Club l Z u Qwimming 1 In Old X ienna Childe 'X Jesus 3 4 Hen Tec 3 4 Vice Pres Library Club 2 3 4 X JS Qec y 3' atm Club 3 Tech ta 3 Mmne ysota horns? French Q51 and the Phono T N quers 4 Techoe I' dltorlal S aff 4 C orus l 2 C ass Play 4 Sigma Sigma Chl 4 Hemg shorl zs no zrzme Its only ll nmsuvzre Raymond Bowers and 1 Orchestral 2 Tennis All msc 111011 are good lzsleners Evelyn Boyd T C L 4 Be-g,111ners Band 3 Basketball 1 H r glgglts arf fl S11 0 fum for 1111 1 us Rudolph Briese A brfeey fcllou Ifriosz. Franklin Brigham l' ntered from Watkins i h chool ' lechoe' Businers Stall' 4' Tech Staff 4' Glee Club 4' Mixed Chorus 4' Knives of Syria 4'Masquers4' Childe Jesus 4' Stu ent Council 4' Class Play . frin 111111 laps ozer 111111 bullons 11el1i1111. 9 Q ogg-o Q o 0 Q Evelyn Brooks A 2 3 4 La Club 3 4 Pamt Box u 2 4 es 4 TCC 3 Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 1 Xolley Ba 1 Baseballl 7 Tenms 3 Chorus Z Class Play 4 Babe zs ne er zdle Y lrgll Butt Orchestra 1 Band 1 Swlmmlng 1 ll hal now lf lhe shy ztere to full? Una Campbell C Gee Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 French Cl TC C 2 4 Secy In na 2 GA ey Ball 1 Baseball Chllde Jesus 3 Student Councll 2 4 Class Secretary Band 4 Tumblmg Class Play 4 To those who know lhee not no words tan palm' And Ihose who know Ihee know all zwrds are faznl' Blanche Cary Swlmmlng 1 2 3 Basketballl Baseball 1 Chorus 1 7 e Club 1 Gzze me the luxurzes of and I can e along wzthoul lhf neces .slices Evelyn C ater Baseball 1 7 G A A 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Latm Club 4 Glee u 1 2 Old Nxenna 2 T C C 3 4 Volley B ll 1 bwlmmlhgl 2 Chorus lzfe holds feu obstacles tha! she cannol ozer come Nlarlon Cater Hzs only faull 15 tha! he has no faull 'Vlyrtle Collins Fntered from Minne- apolls Central Hlgh School 2 Basketball 3 4 Yolley Ball 2 Kxtten Ball 2 Tumb Img 4 Swlmmlng 2 3 GAA 4 Pamt Box Club 4 Techoes Art Staff 4 She handles the basket ball and paznl brush wzfh equal ease Floyd Coughtry fl Hate nobody J I Hbfffl charzly wzth the world Ardell Calvm Trackl 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 Swlmmlngl State Relay Team 4 Class Presldent Student Councll 1 Pamt Box Club 2 4 Pres 3 4 Peppy Tech 4 Techoes Art Staff 4 Class Play 4 Know sl me nol by my Irene Daubanton Basketball 1 2 3 4 Techoes Busmess Staff 4 Volley Ball 1 2 Kltten Ball 2 G A A 2 3 4 Pres 4 T N T 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HecTec2 3 4 TCC The French Mald and the Phono graph 3 Student ouncll 2 3 4 Old Wlenna 2 Chorus 1 2 Swlmmlngl 2 She ll do all she can and then some Allce Davidson German Club2 Chorus 1 2 Swlmmlngl She goes her way wzth never a care Dorothy Davis Gee Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 In Old henna 2 German ub 2 3 4 T 3 4 Swlmmmgl 2 Techoes Edntorlal Stall 4 Ch1ldeJesus 3 4 Shes Jolly and cute And clever to bool A l . 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Tech Staff 2 4 C1rculat1onMgr 4 Peppy Tech Presldent A Swlmmlng 1 2 Class Play 4 Asslstant uslness Manager echoes It IS better to haze a lzttle extra than not enough Wxlham Dreher Footballl 3 4 Class Bas etball 1 2 3 4 ack 1 2 3 Fortune helps the bra ve Entered from Clear Lake High School 2 Techoes Business Staff Sweet and cheerful she has a smile for all Ruth Engel German Club 2 3 4 TCC 3 4 Techoes Typlst 4 Basketball 2 Bas ball 1 Volley Ball 1 Her quzetness rs charm Frances Flsh Gee Club 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Baseball 1 Techoes Buslness Qtafl' 4 Volley Ball 1 Class Play 4 We know her to be alert patient and cheerful lo Clare Flenschmann Swlmmlng 1 T C C 3 4 Chorusl 2 A lrznd companzon and ready frzend Ella Flynn TCC 3 4 Swlmm ln 1 2 Chorusl 2 I would help others out of a fellow feelzng Wllham Gaulke Orchestra2 3 4 Band 2 Tech Troubadours 4 Swlmmlngl 2 4 Class Play Stage Man ager 4 Study and happiness are Iznked together Jerome- Gerard Orch0straHT'2 3 4 Clay! Basketball 1 3 Techoes Edltorlal H 4 Palnt ox .C ub 3 Tech Staff 2 8 4 Class Play 4 I -dnz go very soczable I myself' All I uant ls soezabztzty lmnea Gndmark GAA 2 3 4 Techoes h dltorlal Staff 4 Tech btaff 3 Hec Tec 4 Latm Club 4 Chorus 1 Xolley Ball Captam 1 Basketballl Kltten Ball 1 Tumbhng 4 Her smzle has won many u heart Lonstance Granroth GleeClub1 3 Chorus 2 Hec Tec 3 bec Treas 4 Decla m lon 3 4 The French Mald and the Phonograph 3 Tech oes Fdltorlal Staff 4 Slgma Slgma Chl 4 None of her friends are enemzes all are true friends 6 I - I 9 0 . . I E 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Y 7 8 + I , Q , , 1 Q 4 . 9 . . . : 1 - 3 A . . ' ,rs 1- 11 7 5 G ' . , , u ' - ' . f , 1 1 - ii 3. It 1' ' , u ' ' ' - 11 11 , V - A h . y - 3 I - 3 . Cl l ' 1 'YY . . . . , 5 - I g , : , - Fo ' ,, , ,4: 4- , I . . Y 7 - . ,, C G 3 l 1 s q , D, : S I , u v 4 1 H I ' 1A1 Z I Z I - .H 3 1 1 5 . .. V - , Y Y Y A k ' . ' , 11 . , , . . Tr , , , 4. .. 1, Dorothy Edwards '-J , 1 , , ' . I . '.2' 4. ' ' - B , , r. 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' . . ll , g 1 1 1 1 . ll ' . as I A . -, 11 7 . r 1 1 11 0 O I I :nur w.'.rNlv1w.r Q O Dorothy Hugger A fazthful frzend zs a happy frzend Vera Inman Palnt Box Club 3 4 C 3 4 Sw mmgl 2 Techoes Art Staff 4 Kltten Ball 1 Basketball 1 Class Play 4 She can do wonders wzth an artists brush and her zmagzuatzon I enore Jendro A true hearted friend mdeed Bermce Johnson Gee Club 1 2 3 4 In Old Vlenna 2 Chllde Jesus Canta ta 3 4 State Music Box Club3 4 German u 3 GAA Basketballl 2 Volley Ball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Techoes Art Stah' 4 Swlmmxngl 2 Basso profuruio thats s e Marne Johnson lnntered from Calumet Hlgh School Chlcago 4 Tumblmg 4 Wzt may be the salt of corwersatzon But there are other season mgs Rlchard Kaerwer Tech Staff 2 3 4 Mgr l'd1tor4 Student Lounc-ll 3 Slgma Slg m Chl 3 4 Latm Club 3 Peppy Tech 4 Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 Masquers 4 Debate4 Class Play4 Success 'ts not measured in inches O Renee Kaufman Swlmmlng 1 French Club 2 3 4 Techoes Busmess Staff 4 Band 3 Chorusl Keepmg busy ts my greatest problem Betty Keller e Club 2 3 Latm Club 2 3 Tech Staff 4 Techoes Man agmg Fdltor 4 Mas quers 4 T N T Presl dent 4 In Old V1en n 2 Chl de Jesus Cantata 3 4 Slgma. Slgma Chl 3 4 Why the Chlmes Rang 1 Chorus 1 2 C ass Play 4 When tt comes to humor or wrt Betty surely es her b1t Ollver Ker etba ez a, eil? L! ld V1e a ech oes Bu nes anager 4 VICE Presldent of Class Class Play 4 4 st wus r e h ks for that s ze Irene Klenow Hec Tec 3 4 Latm Club 3 Chorus 1 2 Volley Ball1 Baseball 1 Class Play 4 Eyes are not to read with but to wmk wzth Edwin Kmght Fntered from Randall Hlgh School 3 Class Basketball 3 4 De- bated 4 Declamatlon 3 4 Masquers4 Latm Club Pres 4 Techoes Ldltorlal Staff 4 Swlmmlng 3 Band 4 Track 3 The Flat termg Word 4 Class Play 4 Slgma Slgma Chl 4 Gwe me a chance and Ill make good Frances Koertner Glee Club 1 Paxnt Box Club3 4 Techoes Art Staff 4 Swlmmlng 1 Tumbl1ng4 Chorus I love books but not books only o 0-L50 Q Q O I Q Q . . 2 . Y 7 I , 1 I . H . . . H ' '- . Y! . ,, . Gle , , 43 , 9 . 3 1 - 1 3 .- I . .,U . . . . : I Y' Y rv ,,u ' n T.C. . , , lm- a , . l I I 5- . - . -' 3. H t , , I , , H I 3 . , 3 l Il ' ' ' Y Ll ' . .' . ,, . 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Angeline Lahr C 3 I nezer Ief ll77lb1107l znlerfere wzth nz sfudzes Leonard Larson otball I Z Class Basketball 1 7 An honest spml loyal breast Frances Lletha Chorus12 TCC 5 4 German Club lle know llttle of her but what ue knou 1 e Sue Llnnell Swlmmlng 1 hl0l1ll Class 'S ll e ll remember her as quzel and 9lllflZ0llS gzrl Roman Mclntyre Class Basketball 1 P 3 4 Swlmmlng 7 Chorus 7 Band 3 Gladness of hear! zs e lzfe of many men I' v Class Basketball 1 2 4 Tech Staff 4 Foot ball 1 3 Swxmmlng l 2 3 Beglnners Band 3 Class Play 4 hope I nz snu zn enough on fhzs one Xlentana M arcqlinn Glee Club 4 Latm u 3 Chllde Jesus Cantata 4 Baseball 1 Chorus 4 Tzme tzde and Menlana waz! for no man Florence Marshall Basketball 1 2 3 4 V ey Ball 1 2 'S Tumbllng 3 4 Swlm mlngl 2 Baseball 1 AA Vlce Presldent 4 C 4 X1 Pres 4 Glee Club 3 Chllde Jesus Cantata 4 Why the Chxmes Rang Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 Class Play 4 Followmg sports lS an excellent avocalzon Frank Mauer Glee Club 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Chllde Jesus Cantata 4 Class Play 4 Great deeds have been done by lztlle men Delores Miller Techoes Busmess Staff 4 T C C Sec Treas 4 Chorus 2 It was onlya glad Good Nlormng As she passed along the way Hut zt spread the morn mg s glory Over the lwe long day Vhldred Nhller e Club l 2 T C C 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 Latin Club 3 Baseball 1 In Old Henna 2 Volley Ball 4 sueel altraclzle kznd of grace o,,o Q 'X A 1' I' 1 If . 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O Dons Mxlne c T c 2 Latln Club 3 T C C 4 Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 A ltttle work a ltttle play To keep us gozng each all Arvld Molm Class Basketball 2 3 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 Capta1n4 Swlmmmg 2 3 4 Tenms3 Orches tra 3 4 Jazz Orvhes tra 4 He takes thtngs as they come A destrable qualtty tn anyone Phlllp Moos otball 1 2 3 Swlmmmg 1 Class Basketball 1 Band 3 4 Techoes Busmess I may do somethtng sensattonal yet Ru th Mosford Fntered from Clear Lake Hlgh School 2 Latln Club 3 4 Tech oes Busmess Staff 4 The mzrror of courtesy Elleen Murphy Enttered fr Mlnne I 1 1 L8-H0llS'l C School 3 asquers 43 Tech St 4 Techoe Edltor 4 ec m3tlOH 4 H Tec Class Play 4 It s b tter to be small an shznd than btg and cast a shadow Dorothy Nell Baseball 1 German Clu 2 3 4 Swm mlngl 2 TC C 3 4 Chorusl GAA 2 3 Gee Club 1 Basketball 1 2 Class Play 4 Dzscourse the sweeter banquet of the mznd 0 Callsta Olds Student Councml 1 Glee Club 1 3 4 Declamatlon 1 2 3 4 Orchestra2 3 Tech Staff 3 4 Masquers 3 4 Kmves from Syria 4 SlgmaS1gma Chl 3 4 TNT 4 Techoes Editorial Staff 4 Tenms 2 Latin Club 3 Chorus 1 2 Trucks Tourmg Cars and Racers 4 Chllde Jesus Cantata 4 Class Play 4 A fazthful worker and a good sport Marlon O B ket Ball! mg 4 lm mg l erma uh 2 es res 4 Orc es 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 In Old lenna 2 Chllde Jesus Cantata 3 4 T C C 3 4 C A A 4 Techoes Typist 4 Posture Queen She was f deltght n firft She gleamed upon my stght Jean Orton Chorus 1 Sigma S1gmaChl3 4 Latm Club 3 Student Louncll 4 Techoes Editorial Staff 4 Salutatorlan 4 As a student you shtne As a frzend youre Raymond Paetznlck Orc estra 1 2 3 4 Band 2 4 Swlmmlng Best ts he lzked that ts alzke to all Theodore Papermaster Why the Chlmes Rang 1 Class Vlce Presldentl 2 Student Councll 2 Orchestra 2 3 Class Basketball 3 Slgma Slgma Chl 4 Debate 3 Masquers 3 4 Tech Staff 3 4 Dear De parted 3 The Ex change 4 Techoes Fdltor chxef 4 Peppy Tech 4 Class Play 4 A pleasant combtnatton of good student good Xsp0 t and good frtend 1 Porter y Trea 4 ee German b 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Swlmmlng 2 3 4 Volley Ball 4 Basebal 1 s 1 enms 3 Latln lub 3 Shes and dark and full o fun - , -, ,, , , 0 c He e , 3, 4: 3 3 .9 .' : . . .. 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I ' - ff U o 0 l A-see 4 - - 1 1-4-as I V M ,l 9 Henry Seanger Class Play 4 Though I am young I scorn to flu On the wzngs of borrowed wr Gerhardt Seltenhexm Orchestral 2 Swlm mmg 2 Class Play 4 Lzfe rs a jest and all thzngs show rt I thought so once but now I know rt Ruth Sharp Slgma Sigma Chl 3 4 Tech Staff 2 Make up Edxtor clama tlon 4 d Fren 3 Pres 4 TN T Treas 4 Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 Student Coun cll 2 3 Llbrary Club 4 Class Play 4 Gentle of speech bene ficrenf of mmd Norrls Skmner Left School Hrs frzends are many Hts foes are there any Kenneth Smlth Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 Class Basketball 3 Swlmmmg 1 I am little but etery lzttle bzt counts Mane Speler Llbrary Club 2 3 TCC 2 3 4 Swlm mlngl 2 Her drstznctwe qualzlzee wzll lead her to success Q 0 0350 Q NP Ruth Spicer C 3 4 Pres Slgma Slgma Chl 4 She surely can lrckle the keys of a ype wrzter Woodrow Stafford Swlmmlng l 2 3 Basketballl 2 Track 2 Football 4 Band 1 Avlatlon Club 3 Few things are zmpos sable to dzlzgenee and 1 velyn Stal ee Club 2 3 Chorus 2 Hec Tec 2 3 4 V109 Pres 3 I Old Vlenna French Mald and the Phonograph 3 Tech oes Edltorlal Staff 4 Latln Club 3 4 Decla matlon 4 Masquers 4 The Exchange 4 Chllde Jesus Can ata 4 Class Play 4 lgma Slgma Chl 4 The world s no better rf we worry And lzfe s no longer if we hurry Murxel Stanger Glee Club 1 2 horus 1 2 Old Vlenna 2 Tech Staff Typlst Trucks Tourmg Cars and Racers 4 Class Play 4 Sweet personaltty Full of rascalzty Marne Stanley Student Councll 1 Baseball 1 Art Club 3 4 Tech Staff 4 In Old Vlenna Chorusl Techoes Edl torlal Staff 4 Class Play 4 Her happy dtspostlwn 'Ls lrke a sunny day It .sheds a brzghtness over everylhzng Adrlan Stebklmg Tech Staff 3 4 Busl ness M ager 4 Foot bal 3 tball Mgr 2 l lay 4 Pepp Tec In Old Vle t QdntC ncxl e 1 e 45, Sm s ezmeonfs Yo all frzendf to ma ml ztlzy Q O I O 'If.C. . -, 4: .. 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James Stew art Entered from W auke gan Hlgh School Illl nols 'S Band 4 Tech oes BUSINESS Stall' 4 Debat 4 Qlgma Slgma Chl 4 N0 func 1 zzasled ullere zzs ambzlzous a rezqns Cordon Stmer Tech Staff 4 Class Play 4 Techoes Edlt Staff 4 Study ls a pasfzme but uhy ozerdo lt Theolyn Storkamp Clee Club3 4 German u 3 Chl e Jesu Cantata 4 Chorusl 2 Techoes Edltorlal Staff 4 Glee Club Contest 3 Swlm mlng 1 A happy mllure one who makes Ihe best of ezerylhmg Delphlne Streltz ral Hlgh Qchool .3 Orchestra 'Z T C C 4 Palnt Box Club 4 Tumbllng 4 Basket bal 4 bhes a jolly gzrl ullh a smzle for all Streltz ter from Cathed ra School 3 Class Basket 4 Class Play 4 elong youltnou, hzm the beller youll llke lm Leslle Strommen Fntered from Melrose Hlgh School Z Class Bas etball 7 3 4 Swlmmlng 2 They .say I m quzel and Sl Bu! you d be surprzsed Stella Talbert C orus 1 7 K1 len B 2 Here s C1 happy an lucky frzend for you Nh ron Tamble Entered from Br lndon Hlgh School 3 Foot ball 3 4 Basketball Z 4 Techoes BUSIHQSS Qtaff 4 Masquers 4 Peppw Tech 4 The Exchange 4 Class Play 4 qlgmd glgmd Chl 4 Fzerybody s frzend and no man s enemy Joe Tessarl Football 1 Z Basketball 1 Captaln 4 4 -'Pres rc hestr 1 1 2 3 ass Play 4 A Il n ILIIO rellly lUllliL!jhl' appulrs cz qenlleman Harrlet Thellman Kltten Balll 2 Xolley Ball2 4 Tennlsl 9 3 4 Basketball 4 Glee Clu J 1 In Old V nl 9 Declamltlon2 3 4 Masquers 3 4 3 The Man ln he Bowler Hat 3 Slgma Slgmd Chl 3 4 GAA 4 Band 3 4 Pa t Box Club 'S 4 TNT 4 Techoes Art Staff The Flatterlng Word 4 Class Play4 4 qzrl blessed by lhe Joes Mary Elleen Towne Ll lrary Club 3 4 Chorus 1 Techoes Buslness StafT4 'iwlm mlng 1 Class Play 4 llluszc has lls llzarms but 80111111 Babe s lush eyes NI lrlan Tronson Why the Clllme ang l Chorus l By CUUTIBT P Hel Tec 4 Tec hoes l- dlt lll Staff 4 Class X119 Presldent 4 Class Play Ready Io uorlt ready lu p uy lffady to help Ill1C7'?lU' she may O bi R ONIL Gy o-fix I0 - f - I Q 0 .P- v Al ' . - , 'll , Z.: 't l , ..' all L.. 5 . 1 ' l n vi - - . 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Q V V 6 lo 444- - eeeeeee 4 -see 4 o ouo oe-'ee he , , 4 fl , ,sl--,lun lYf QA O George Underwood SWlmmlUg 1 Class Basketballl 4 Foot 1 2 Ban Masquers 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Tech Staff 3 4 Techoes Busmess QtaiT4 Chllde Jesus Cantata 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Class Play 4 I bluj when I can And I do the rest lrke Il man Robert Varner Class Basketball 1 2 '3 4 Track 3 4 ld rather be tall and thtn than short and stout Charles Vasaly Swlmmlng 1 Class BasketballB1 Football Masquers4 Tech Staff 4 Techoes Busmess Staff 4 Declamatlon 4 Chllde Jesus Can tata 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Jazz Orchestra 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 The Exchange 4 Class Play 4 He packs all hrs troubles tnto a bor and szts on the hd and laughs Charles Vlctor Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 Tech St if 3 4 Masquers 4 In Old Vlenna 2 Chllde Jesus Cantata 3 4 Lat1n Club 3 Quar tette 4 Class Play 4 He knows a lof but just cant thznk of tt Colette Vossberg Llbrary Club C 3 Chor Techoes Swlmmln On wzth 5' Q Bernadette Vouk Baseball 1 Volley Ball 2 Tenms 3 4 Swlm mlng 1 Glee Club 1 P s Chorus 1 2 In Old Vlenna 2 German u 3 4 Pa Box Club 4 T N T 4 T C C 4 Techoes Edl torlal Staff 4 A qzrl whose frzendshzp ts worth cultzvatzng Eunice Wager Fntered from Cam bridge Hlgh School 4 T C C 4 I ou lt never regret rt after you ve known her Oscar Walk Band 3 4 He hasnt much to sar But hts mznd rs always worktng Gladys Watkins Glee Club 1 2 Why the Ch1m9S Rang In Old Vlenna 2 Swlmmlhg 1 Hec Tec3 4 Pres 4 Chorusl 2 Techoes Edxtorlal Staif 4 Tech StafT4 Ch1ldeJesus Cantata3 4 Declama tlon 2 Class Play 4 Slgma Sigma Chl 4 Pretty clever likeable Wattze Eberhardt Wlehoff Tech Staff 4 Trtes never to shzrk from honest work Lynette Wmter Qwlmmmg 1 Glee Clubl 2 Chorusl Quzet but peeks of fun when you get to know er X -N 1 4' S . , ,.,, ,TNQ -... -4-.........,., a..,W,. ..- -V be O X . 1 l 2 - N - l 3 I , 9 ' I. , 3 - ball , 1 d 3: g 4 . , - ,- 2, 3, 4- rel: 2, 3: Q . : Q -, , H , : I l : I , L : - . 3 ' Cl b 2, ., 3 mt 1 Q, I . . . .Z J g . . . . : - as l l u ' I ' - .' . v.' . ,, U 4 . v v 1 - ' 1 : ' 9 - ' ' . u 1 ' ' . 1 tl 7 I V. 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Z 0 0 The Reapers of 1931 In the fall of 1927 the sowers of knowledge at the Technical Hlgh School found under their mstructlon a new group of especially ambltlous students These new arrivals succeeded in becoming acquamted with their surroundings and filling a number of the places on the scholastic honor roll each slx weeks Late that winter they were the guests at the Freshman Frollc and thence forth were full fledged members of the student body Earl Henton Theodore Papermaster and Kathryn Rose led the spirited band safely over the stubbles of the first season The next fall found a hearty troupe of sophomores ready for duty They branched out into many llnes swelling the ranks of the glee club Tech staff band orchestra and other organlzatlons In the1r turn they enter tamed the succeedlng crop of freshmen at a frollc Ardell Calvin Theodore Papermaster and Earl Henton led the crew through this successful season A sturdy band of grape plckers reported punctually to begin thelr labors at the openlng of the following school year They had the routine work of the 1nst1tut1on well in hand and could carry It on with ag1l1ty Now more tlme could be devoted to companlonshlp with fellow classmates through member shlp ln more clubs and organlzatlons They took more interest than ever before 1n the annual school Home coming celebration held in the fall The class planned an attractlve float for the parade Then followed the big game with Mound 1n which a number of J uruor woodchoppers contested Largely due to them no doubt the struggle terminated with a score of 33 to 0 1n their favor The climax to the day was the informal dance at which they ofliclated as hosts to the former graduates That sprlng nine members of the class were selected by the sowers as entltled to membershlp in the local chapter of the National Slgma Slgma Chl organization That was an unusually large quota On May 17 they entertalned the seniors at the annual Jumor Ball The gymnasium was decorated wlth Japanese lanterns while the dance program cards were miniature Japanese fans The whole affair was an artlstlc and enjoyable success Through all this actlvlty Earl Henton Ollver Kerben and Theodore Papermaster led the VIVHCIOUS crew Then came the year for the finishing rounds before the hlgh school harvest was complete' The first memorable event was the declamatlon con test ln which a member of thls class Eileen Murphy won first place IH the dlstrlct dramatlc section In February the Senlor glrls were entertalned at an afternoon tea gwen 1n thelr honor w1th MISS Clark and Miss Ledahl as hostesses On March 19 the Senlors became collegiate at the first non dancing party held in the high school gvmnaslum for many years Each group repre sented a college-Yale Minnesota Princeton or some other educational 1nst1tut1on On May 7 and 8 the Senior Class play The Tailor Made Man was presented 1n the high school audltorlum and lt really was a dramatic masterpiece The Baccalaureate vesper servlce was held on May 31 IH the Central Junior Hlgh gymnasium at four 0 clock The Class Nlght program and the informal dance that followed It were both great sources of enJoyment to the partlclpants On June 4 the final prizes were awarded at the Junior High gymnaslum Dr James Lawrence of the University of Minnesota dellvered the commencement address Alberta Ayer Marian Tronson and Una Campbell led thls band through its last stretch toward victory Thus culminated the four years of labor invested by the 1931 reapers O O Q Q l l l 1 H I l l O O . . - I Y 1 . y 1 1 1 , 1 , y 1 7 .1 1 - ' 1 , . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 y 1 , , . . 1 1 y Y 1 1 1 1 , 1 1, 1 1 , ' . - 1 1 1 . . . . 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' 1 . 1 . 0 9 - 1 0 ,Ay I 1 li , Q Representative Seniors of 1930 Each year a senlor boy and g1rl who have achleved outstandmg recognltlon from both the student body and faculty are awarded cltxzenshlp medals at Commencement These students are selected on the b3SlS of servlce rendered leadershlp scholarshlp and character From the class of 1930 the semor boy who achleved thls honor was Arthur Fark Throughout hlS hlgh school career Arthur was outstandmg not only ln scholarshlp but ln forenslcs as well He was promment ln debate hls senlor year and represented the school ln the oratorlcal d1v1s1on of the state declamatlon contest tylng for second place and belng awarded th1rd He was also actlve IH club work and ln muslc both 1n glee club and band Nell Nlchols was chosen as the most representatlve glrl ln her class She recelved th1s honor not only because of her hlgh scholastlc ratmg but also because of her mterest ln varlous extra currlcular act1v1t1es Nell was a member of the Tech Staff durmg her four years at Tech H1gh and achieved selectlon Nell took first place ln all the prellmmary declamatlon contests In the state contest held m Mmneapolls on March 26 1930 she was awarded second place Thls was the first tlmelh 1ts hlstory that the Tech Hlgh was repre sented ln the dramatlc sectlon of the state declamatlon contest Nell also had the fem1n1ne lead 1n the senlor class play Among her other act1v1t1es were the glee club palnt box G A A and Masquers She was also a member of Slgma Slgma Chl For the past four years the Busmess and Professlonal Women s Club of St Cloud has glV6H a loan scholarshlp to the senlor glrl who IS most hlghly recommended by the commerclal department of the school Thls scholarship honor ln 1930 was awarded to Murlel Segelstrom who was also represented ln extra currlcular work She was a member of the Hec Tec club and of Sigma Slgma Chl , o the position of editor-in-chief her last year. 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The Melting.Pot as her in l H CT o Q 0 QQLQ o Ol l'-3 ll I lil l I K t , l - Q Ul1d2I'CIdSS of Fame Because they ire outstandlng m extrx eurucul ir aetlvltles these soph omores and JUHIOTS hue been recommended by the faculty for honorable mentlon 'Nlusle John Tessxrl Cxrl Peclxer lluno Mxrcollnl Nlareus Erlckson Irene M 19 Nladlgxn M lrx Stewxrt Dfxgny L1llC1L1lSt L zwrenee C ldmark Pxtty Cru en Berlln Nelson Juquellne Brulx Art Cerome K8mTOWShl Hxzel Sandberff Journallsm Katherlne Wedge Planche C1ans Cyrll Plattes John Alexander I'orens1es John Tess 1r1 John Cochrme Lola XX ert men Dayld Olds BGSSIC VK GIHSCQIH Commerelal 'Nlargfxret Riu lXl1IU1I9L Amersbxch Lorna Sarff Alxlna Salchert dette Kyle Loretta Meyer Irene Xledjelskl Forrest Payne Lorna Sfuff Dorls -Xhlgren Ixelyn Auker M irgfxret Bervlund Lucllle Beumer John Cochrane Marcus Frlckson CITIICE Box Esther Fuhre Robert Galllghel Blanche Cjxns NI zrgaret Cjearve Betty Goehrs Iolyne Clruber John Hedstrand Cl1r1Hofm1n Ruth Kuben Phyllls Lagergren 'lhorolf Lar en Georfna BIIAUHUSON 'Xlargmtx Moos 'Nhldred Nlelson 'Xlurlel Oberg Dawld Olds Anna P dm Cyrll Pl xttes C eorge Rasehka Margaret Rau John Rengel 'NI 1rx Ruehle Hazel Sandberg Marcella Schaedler Lols Schumann Luc1lleSp1ce1 NIIFX Stew lrt NI1r1en Strobel Joe Towner Katherme XX edge Lols lX6lliH9I1 XX 1111 un XX oodward Edlth Whltmg C hfford S xkry O lv fl O O Y 1 N . . 1 r H. 1 1 l vu . -u N 1. 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THIRD ROW ALICE LALJER HELEN TOWNER RUBY HANKES, LUVERNE STEICHAN. MILDRED NELSON, LORETTA MEYER RUTH CLOUGH. EDITH WHITING, ALJRELIA HARTMAN SECOND ROW ALVINA SALCHERT. EVELYN KLOSKOWSKI, NONA WILLCOXEN, DELPHINE SIVINSKI, CLARA HOFFMAN, SALLY SCHAEDLER, DRLJSILLA ENGELS RUBY ERION, MARGARET GEORGE FIRST ROW RUTH KERBEN. LORAINEHACK RUTH STINER, MARGARET PLANTENBERG, EVELYN KOCH, PATTY GRAVEN, MONA BELKNAP, LUELLA GERMANN JENNIE FUHRE, o 0 0-Li-0 0 O ,., I-I s , 9 ,, -- V - f ----V o Q 6 . . THIRD ROW: MARGARET STUDER. RENEE VIEHAUSER, LEONA CUMMINGS, ELEANOR SHANK, EVELYN AUKER, . . 0 0 . o .Iunlor Boys FOURTH ROW PETER MCINTYRE RICHARD JUNG MELVIN ELTRICH JOSEPH SPIES EUGENE KROPP CYRIL SPANIOL FORREST PAYNE STERLING KNUTSON ROGER ERICKSON RAYMOND NELSON KENNETH PETERSON THIRD ROW JAMES ALEXANDER WILLIAM MCCADDENI HARRIS BEHRENBRINKER MILTON KOGLIN PERCY PARSONS JOHN HEDSTRAND JACK SIMON ARMAND SPODEN ROBERT KYLE LAYTON EHRHART HARVEY MOOG SECOND ROW EVERETT BARRETT ALBERT BJNT WALLACE SCHERFENBERG MARCUS ERICKSON GILBERT SCHOENER RICHARD DUNSMORE TOM WARD EARL FAHRENHOLZ BOYD JOHNSON BOB GALLAGHER CORNELIUS RUEHLE FIRST ROW RUEBEN WELLER LEONARD FEIA GORDON CARLSON WILLIAM KIMBALL FLORIAN BRENNAN BURT SCHERFENBERG JEROME KAMROWSKI JOHN BRIGGS WARREN DELAY ALBERT FUHRE FOURTH ROW CLIFFORD SAKRY WILLARD DEERING LEANDER CHIRHART JOHN FOUQUETTE BERLIN NELSON WILLIAM WOODWARD JOHN COCHRANE CYRIL PLATTES HENRY KOCH JOHN TESSARI ISADORE CARP FREDERICK CAMPBELL WILLIAM FOX CONRAD VANDESTREEK THIRD ROW LEONARD WAHL EUGENE DAUER WESLEY RAYNE WAYNE CATER HUBERT FREEBERG PERRY SILVERLAKE KENNETH PETERS THOMAS SARTELL JOHN ALEXANDER GLEN OSGOOD REYNOLD KLEIN ALVIN SAMUELSON SECOND ROW ROY BIEBIGHAUSER ROMAN STROBEL WILLIAM WELSH CYRIL SAKRY GERALD BEHREN BRINKER THEODORE SIVINSKI KENNETH MOORE LEON WHITINGER VERNON COTTON SYLVESTER PETERS RALPH BJORKLAND EDWARD NOACK FIRST ROW KENNETH FEIA ERWIN HERMANUTZ JAMES MAGNUSON JAMES FITZGERALD DONALD APPERT DONALD WATLAND HOWARD HIBBARD EUGENE FETRON AMBROSE HENNEK RICHARD VOTH HAROLD BURWICK Not on the Pictures CLARENCE ALLEN MYRLE DES MARAIS HERMAN ERDMANN ARVARD HOFFMAN ANDREW THEEN OLGA BROTEN MARY DIERKES DELPHINE HESS MARGUERITE PHILLIPS JUNE RANGER o -.4 ' 0 Q 0 Junior Boys Q 0 0 I . 9 Q 0 Sophomore Girls FOURTH ROW MARIEN STROBEL MARY DIERKES EVELYN GUSTAFSON EVELYN HOEMKE VERA GETZKOW ESTHER HARTMAN WINIFRED CHUTE ZOLA MOREHOUSE AGNES HARTMAN ANNA BODEN MARIAN BART LETT THIRD ROW DORIS AHLGREN MURIEL OBERG LA VERNE SCHARENBROICH IRENE NIEDJELSKI ARLINE STEE LAVINA SAND EDNA VOTH MARION JOHNSON CASSANDRA MORRIS GENEVIEVE BENSON MARY MERTES SECOND ROW ELEANORE STEE ESTHER FAHRENHOLZ MARJORIE CHAMBERS EVELYN SPALDING DOROTHY SCHEIL BARBARA BECKER MABEL TINGUM ELLEN EKLUND LORRAINE EDER LUCILLE BEUMER FIRST ROW ELLEN CARLSON ALICE BRICK MYRTLE BOLZ HELEN CARTWRIGHT EMMA WRIGHT CYRILLA SCHWINDEN EVELYN HEINER PHYLLIS LAGERGREN ESTHER FUHRE HAZEL OLSON 5? Sophomore Gnrls FOURTH ROW ALICE JOHNSON FLORENCE SCHAUM MARGARIT HADERSBACH VIOLAGROVLNDER FLORENCE SWENSON EVELYN WIEHOFF BERNADETTE KYLE MARCIJFRITE SWENSON BERNADINE GALLAGHER ELAINE THOELE HARRIET PUTNAM JACOLJELINE BRICK JEANETTF KNUTSON MARY STEWART THIRD ROW RITA BARRETT PEARL RUNDTEN VIRGINIA BRUM VIVIAN BAUMGARTNER LOIS SCHLJMANN MALINDA REISCHEL LORETTA HYDE LUCILLE SPICER VIRGINIA STUDFR MYRTLE CATER BEATRICE BAR RETT MARGARET BARRETT LUELLA HARRIS IONE GOETZ SECOND ROW LUCILLE THOMAS ARLINF NET? LORRAINE TREISCHEL VIOLA FESSENDEN MARGARET LA MONTE DOROTHY ROBERTSON MERYLF SIMON IRENE MADIGAN MILDRED HUSTON EDYTHF SKINNER STELLA HAUCK VALERIA ROZMARK LAURA GIDMARK FIRST ROW GENEVIEVE PATTOCK VIOLA KLEIN ALICE CARY AMELIA HOCKERT ROSE LIEN IOLYNE GRUBER PHYI LIS HENRY NORRAINE HARTFIELD BETTY GOEHRS LORRAINE FBNET ROSANNA RAUSCH BFRNICE WAGER Q o,.v Q O 5 O . Q. I, ., I 1 Q V o 0 o , O Sophomore Boys FOURTH ROW LEROY KRAUSE ARTHUR LOHN RAPHAEL ARMSTRONG BRUNO MARCOLINI RICHARD WINTER PAUL LUNDH BYRON BARR HENRY WEGNER GORDON PALM JOE TOWNER LAWRENCE GIDMARK THIRD ROW LELANDLENT ALOIS TOMCZIK WALTER ZONTEK BERTON ANDRUS SIGMUNDJAGIELLO WILLARD SEXAUER WALTER HAESECKE CECIL MITCHELL RICHARD KLEIN EDMUND STOMMES SECOND ROW GEORGE SCHMITT CHARLES BRIGHAM CHESTER SAND ROBERT STRALEY HARRY HURST EARL NAEGELI ROBERT HOFMANN GERALD FARNHAM HAROLD ZAHN DALE HOLLANDER FIRST ROW HERBERT TONNELL JULIUS WHITINGER GEORGE ROSENBERGER JAMES HILBE ALOIS KLJJAWA GEORGE GRAHAM EARL BECKERS ALFRED KUFFEL WILLARD ANDERSON JOHN RENGEL Sophomore Boys DONALD GROSSE ARNOLD KAHLERT CECIL HUFFMAN RONALD DES VIARAIS GILBERT FISHER HLJBERT REINECKE THIRD ROW JOSEPH SIEVFRDING CHARLES ERICKSON LIONELJOHNSON RICHARD THOMPSON EDWIN BRETZ JLILIAN CIBA WHEELER VAN STEINBURG HOWARD STEFFES DAVID OLDS THOROLF LARSEN SECOND ROW CLYDESTEVENSON HOWARD WEBSTER GERALD CHIRHART CARL BECKFR HERBERT REINARDY DANIEL SCHMID RALPH ETNIER GEORGE RASCHKA STANLEY CIBA SHIRLEY WAITE FIRST ROW GERALD ALLEN JACK JENDERSECK ALFRED EMPTING HARLAN RAVELY HERBERT CHIRHART BYRON BARRETT MILTON KALKMAN GEORGE TEIGEN GORDON MUNSINGER Not on the Pictures EDGAR RICHTER CLEMENT ROSEMARK CHESTER THLJRSTON RICHARD WINTER SIDNEY CLARK LEROY HLJSCHLE LOIS WIRTANEN LORETTA HEID FRANCES KEENEY BERNADETTE KYLE 0 'xr ' 4 FOURTH ROW: DONALD QUINLIVAN SYLVESTER TERRES. CARL RAU GORDON RANDALL RICHARD KORTE, 0 0 Q O 6 Reminiscences of 1917 Techmcal Hlgh School s first graduatlng class that of 1917 was out standmg although there were only fifty one students ln It Among the noted achlevements was the class play The Road to Yester day wh1ch was an excellent productlon That year also Tech had the prlze football squad ln the hxstory of the school whlch IS probably estlmatlng the aggregatlon qulte hlghly 1917 also marked the genesls of student automoblles at school as wltnessed by the one whlch appears at the bottom of thls page Leadlng the class ln scholastlc ablhty were Wmlfred Orr and Emma Larson Followlng are the names of the students who were the first to be granted dlplomas of graduatlon from the new bulldlng John Alexander Wllham Alred Jr George Benson Genevleve Blsemus Florence Bowers Bertha Brennan Dot Brumng Carl Buckman Myrtle Chlttlck Catherme Clark Helen Clark Edlth Davls Edna Davxs Dorothy Erlcson Irene Foltmer Joseph Franzel George Freeberg Naemle Freed Marvel Glass Walburga Glass Hlldegarde Helnen Leshe Hlcks Maybell Hlcks Devan Johnson Esther Keller Earl Knutson Clara Kronenberg Emma Larson Frances L1lJedahl Aloys L1nnemann George Long Gladys McCadden Sadle McVeety Wmlfred Magnusson Clxfford Marlow Albert Matson Eva Matson Ralph Maxson Russel Messenberg Bessxe Mllne Lawrence Mutschler Wlnlfred Crr Maman Parks Wllfred Qulnhvan Helen Saller Marxan Washburn Veronlca Welsman Paullne Whltney Andree Wllllams Bessle Wllhamson and Mella Zels lo o o-3,5-o Q Q PAGI' FORIY TWO 9 l l I - - Q . . , . 1 1 1 W . - . . 1 2 ' 1 as . 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B 5 l 9 O BOOK lll ORGANIZATIONS Uhe Grape Picker, History of Organizations OI'QiI'll7HtlOI1S haxe 'always played '1 most lmportant part in the life of the lechnlcal Hlgh School ever srnce the first group the Clrls C lee Club was organlfed Thls club was begun so long ago that no exact date wrs record In the old lnlon bulldlng back ln 1906 1 few v1ol1ns and brnjos were called together to form the or1g1nal orchestra and the second organlzatlon of the school The Boys Clee Club under Mr Henry Grlebenow appeared for the first tlme ln 1908 Issued 1n 1918 as 1 class project 1n prmtlng the Tech wis the first '1CtlXllly begun at the new school The first staff was very small and they deemed the original papers so unlmport mt that there was no regular staff untll the followlng ye rr 1921 was a banner year for starting new clubs In that term the Techoes was printed for the first time debate and declamatron were started and the Peppv Techs were formed In 1923 the Masquers began whlle the followlng year saw the 1n1t1al Student Councll 'md Hec Tec organrzlng Until 1927 only one new organlzatlon bloomed forth the French Club but that season numerous new clubs rppeared the Gregg Club slnce re orgamzed 1nto the T C C the C erman Club the Palnt Box Slgma Slgma Chl and the T N T s The school band led by Mr Hertz began 1n 1928 and the Classlcal Club started 1n 1929 under the d1rect1on of MISS Margaret Burns are the Tech s two youngest groups This year saw the beglnnlng of no new clubs but the reorganization of the Freshman Sophomore and the Jumor Semor Glrls Glee Clubs 1nto one un1t Notable projects lnstltuted by various groups this year have been very numerous The Student C ouncll sponsored Student Government the Paint Box awarded prrzes to the best student soap carvings the Latln French and German Clubs had Jolnt meetlngs for the first time and a pralseworthy lrterary contest whlch rex iw ed the school s interest in the varlous forms of prose and poetry was successfully carried on by the Tech Staff , LJlFl O I vi Q O . - - , Z , ' 1 c 1 1 V1 ' ' ' ' 7 1 1 y ' 1 s V1 Q V C C C Z ' 1 C C L 2 c 4 , . 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Y v Q + 'V V Y , o THIRD ROW JOE TESSARI BRUNO MARCOLINI JOHN TESSARI MARY JANE BRIGHAM CYRIL PLATTES CARL RAU FRANKLIN BRIGHAM MARY STEWART SECOND ROW JEAN ORTON ADRIAN STECKLING BETTY GOEHRS DAVID OLDS UNA CAMPBELL DOLLY HOHLER BETTY SULLIVAN FIRST ROW FREDERICK CAMPBELL CLEO SCI-IAEDLER MISS DORSEY ELLEN HEDSTRAND MR HERTZ IRENE DAUBANTON CHESTER HEINZEL The Student COUDCII Organized eight years ago for the purpose of furthering student initiative the Student Council for the year 1930 31 has been unusually active in carry ing out this project Because of the absence of freshmen the membership of this govern ment body was slightly decreased at the beginning of the year but otherwise the organization has continued in the footsteps of its predecessors lt has tried throughout the year to make the activities sponsored by it truly representative as well as basically constructive As its chief ac complishment for this year the Student Council points to the initiating of student government into Tech study halls On Homecoming Day as has been its custom in the past it sponsored the sale of orange balloons and on the day of the basketball tournament it put on a representative pep fest Later in the year on the request of the Parent Teachers Association a program consisting of the outstanding program numbers put forward by extra cur Adrian Steckhng President Miss Cora Dorsey Mr Erx in Hertz Advzsers 7 7 7 7 I 7 ' r 7 7 , . 7 ricular activities this year was given under its direction. y 0 v. .................,.... 1 Q O -Q W V- en- 7 Q Q-gin Q f- -W 0 PACLIZ I7'flllR'I L-PSI' Q O 9 THIRD ROW VERNON ANDERSON JOHN TESSARI MYRON TAMBLE LORNA SARFF BLANCHE GANS CYRIL PLATTES FVELYN STAI EDWIN KNIGHT MILDRED SCHMITT RU H SPICER JAMES STEWART JOHN COCH RANE SECOND RON BFI' Y KELLER CONSTANCE GRANRO H DAGNY LILLQUIST GEORGIA MAGNUSON EMILY HENNING K THERINE VIEDGE EDITH WHITING RUTH KERBEN CALISTA OLDS MARGARET BOOKER GLADYS WATKINS FIRST ROW OLIVER KERBEN ALBERTA AYFR ADRIAN STECKLING RUTH SHARP THEODORE PAPERMASTER KATHRYN ROSE JEAN ORTON HARRIET THIELMAN RICHARD KAERWER Slgma Sigma Chl Technical Hugh School Chapter ofthe National Honor Society of Secondary Schools In 1921 the Techmcal H1gh School was granted a charter to the Nfatlonal Honor Soclety of Secondary Schools an organxzatlon wh1ch has as 1ts re QUISIIQS character scholarshlp leadershlp and servlce Members are elected each year from the Jumor and sen1or classes by faculty vote Smce IIS lnceptlon 1t has had more than one hundred members I cluded ln thls group are Elmer Apmann Donald Bohmer Allce Ann Brown Howard Flanagan Helen Freeman Gllman Goehrs Lenore Graves Eleanor Haegle Lucllle Hanscom Hazel Hansen Eleanor Hanson Ruth Johnson Sldney Kaufman Harold Kmd Harrlet Magnuson Clarence Omacht Irma Perry Mary Rose Delroy Stanley Mary Thlelman Georgma Thlelman Esther Zuelch Florence MacDonald Helen Smlth Irene Trelschel Carl Erlckson Edgar Brown Edlth Harrlngton Mlldred Jung Jeanette Gross Howard Luther Genev1eve Barr Joseph Rose Irene Johnson Agnes Hedstrand Eleanor Whltlng Roberta Whltlng Dan Schwab Irvmg Whltney David Granahan Donald Larson Dorothy Kxlbourne Henry Hansen Mary Bach Vera Walter Thelma Grawen Eleanor Fournet Rose Schlrber Bermce De Leary Natalle Hoyt Mur1elSegelstrom Dorothy Rau Ruth Shelton Frances Raschka Elmer George Frederlc Young Ben Whlt1Hg8F Paul Kllma Gordon Guy Alberta Ayer Ruth Sharp Adrlan Steckhng Callsta Olds Betty Keller Theodore Papermaster Jean Orton Harrlet Thlelman and Rlchard Kaerwer Imtlates chosen April 24 1931 number twenty three Oliver Kerben Kathryn Rose Constance Ganroth Dagng Lxllqulst Georgla Magnuson Emlly Hennlng Katherlne Wedge Edlth Whltlng Ruth Kerben Margaret Booker Gladys Watkms Xernon Anderson John Tessarl Myron Tamble Lorna Sarff Blanche Gans Cyr1lPlattes Ex elyn Stal Edwm Knlght Mildred Schmltt Ruth Splcer James Stewart and John Cochrane ' 1 . , T . . . . 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T l Q , , o Q O SECOND ROW JAMES STEWART BERNADETTE KYLE MR ZEYHER CAROLINE RAUSCH EDWIN KNIGHT FIRST ROW RICHARD KAERWER MISS BACON LORRAINE TREISCHEL THEODORE PAPERMASTER Debate Squad Debate was 1n1t1ated at the Tech in 1921 with Mlss Erna Knocke as coach The first team conslstmg of Eugene Scott Lois Scharfenberg and Luther Becklund won the d1str1ct championship but was eliminated at the regional by Cloquet In 1925 the debate squad of Freeman LGWIS Elwood Riley and Leo Gans under the direction of Vincent Lawson won the state debate champion Shlp the first and only state champlonshlp ever won by Technical High This year s squad originally scheduled to debate four times but when Anoka the first foe dropped out and Stlllwater cancelled its contest Tech had but two debates On January 23 the first squad James Stewart Richard Kaerwer and Edwin Knight with Theodore Papermaster as alternate upholding the negatlve slde of the questlon Resolved That chain stores are detrimental to the best lnterests of the American public met Paynesvllle to decide the district champlon Tech lost by a 2 1 declslon giving Paynesvllle dlstrlct laurels Arguing the affirmatue the team won an unanlmous declslon over Hold1ngford February 14 The squad was coached by Miss Myrtle Bacon Mr Theodore Zeyher and Miss Alice Lewis .Q 0 O-Lilo EIURI K N ' 7 7 7 r r . 7 7 7 v ' , . . , .. . r 1 s 1 7 1 7 7 Y 7 , . 7 s ' , n . .7 . .. 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Q 9 THIRD ROW FRANKLIN BRIGHAM MYROIN TAMBLE CHARLES VASALY EDWIN KNIGHT EVELYN STAI RAY MOWD PORTER KATHRYN ROSE THEODORE PAPERMASTER CHARLES VICTOR SFCONID RO V DONALD APPERT BESSIE WEINSTEIN HARRIET THIELMAN EARL HENTON KATHERINE WEDGE RIC ARD KAERWE M ET B I R ARGAR OOKER CAL STA OLDS FIRST RON JOHN TESSARI BETTY KELLER GEORGE UNDERWOOD MISS BACON ELLEN HEDSTRAND GEORGIA MAGNUSON EILEEN MURPHY The Masquers 'Ihe Masquers IS a dramatlc club made up of Jumors and semors whose lnterest IS studymg drama and presentmg short plays Organlzed 1n 1923 under the leadershlp of MISS Mary Cam and Phlllp Welvoda the club had a membershlp of about slxteen Wlth an lncreased membershlp m 1925 mterest IH dramatlcs was stlmulated Mlss Helen Cross and Mr Lawrence Mendenhall were the faculty advlsers In 1926 Ohver Hennlng organlzed lt for the year wlth MISS Mary Anderson and Mr Luverne Ramsland as faculty advlsers Mlss Myrtle Bacon asslsted MISS Anderson 1n 1928 Smce then she has coached Wlth the help of Mlss Leone Coollng Mlss Mary Fmk also alded 1n thls season s actlvltles Farly thus year slxteen new members were chosen after severe tryouts '1 he first productlon of the season KNIVES of Syrla under the dlrectlon of IVIISS Mary Fmk was gaven ln the aud1tor1um Frlday Nowember 21 'l he cast of thls play mcluded hm mend Porter Peddler Calzsm Olds The Mother Fralzllzrz Brigham f owhand I xchmge whlch was coached by Mlss Leone COOIIHQ was presented luesday M lrch 24 whlle the thlrd one act drama The Flattermg Word staged Frlday March 27 was dlrected by Mlss Myrtle Bacon Practlcally every senlor ln the club had a part IH the class play whlch was glven May 7 and 8 , ,, ,, . . . . 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E 'v THIRD ROW FRANKLIN BRIGHAM KENNETH PETERSON LAWRENCE GIDIVIARK VERNON ANDERSON TOM WARD CHARLES VICTOR CHARLES VASALY GEORGE UNDERWOOD SECOND ROW BERLIN NELSON SYLVESTER PETERS WILLIAM KIMBALL RAYMOND PORTER GORDON RANDALL GLEN OSGOOD FRANK MAUER FIRST ROW MILTON KALKMAN JULIUS WHITINGER WINIFRED CHUTE MR HERTZ DAVID OLDS ROGER ERICKSON Boys Glee Club In 1908 the Boys C1lee Club whlch was destlned to be one of the most retne of the Tech Hlgh organ17at1ons was launched by Henry Grlebenow Wlth a membershlp totallng twenty five the Boys Glee Club has put on some pralseworthy programs thls year under the leadershlp of Mr EFVID Hertz It supplemented the C 1rls Cllee C'lub ln presentmg the C'hr1stmas cmtitl C'h1lde Jesus In that productlon Roger Frlclxson first bass of the glee club serx ed as narrator Fhree members of the Boys Glee Club were the Wlsemen 1n the Cantata wh1Ie others were Shepherds m the same program These smgers appeared at Franklm and Garfield P T A meetmgs On March 24 they contrlbuted to the publlc performance sponsored by the Technlcal Hlgh band Sexerfzl groups representmg Boys Cllee Club members entered the dlstrlct muslc contest held IH St Cloud on May 2 The varlous sectlons they partlcrpated ln are mlxed quartette boys quartet mlxed chorus and boys glee club Charles Xletor Lawrence Cxldmlfk Cllfford Sakry 'md Roger Prlckson comprlse the boys quartet whlch went IH for eompetltlon At the state muslc contest held at the Cmverslty May 15 the group won first place IH DIXISIOU B In the sprmg of the ye xr these boys VOICES were he ml ln 1 progrtm gnen for the entlre student boclv l h it 9Xlllblt9Cl to .1 llrge degree the boys md thelr CllI'9Ct0I'S meompllshments m tllell' se1son of musle study I Xllmfred Chute xecompmlst much of the success of the elub IS attr1buted Q Q 0-Lilo 0 QLIIIIYIJJ Q I 1 w - 1 ' 1 1 a .v . . . . 1 4 , c . . . . , ' 1 L . 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I il . . . 1 .. ,, c c . . . 4 . . 0 V. . , . . . 1 Z' Z ' . 1 1 I ---9 VA X f ,O f' W' ' f ' .O FOURTH ROW MARY STEWART JEANETTE KNUTSON BERNICE JOHNSON ELAINE THOELE EMILY HENNING DAGMAR WICKLUND IACQUELINE BRICK EVELYN STAI MFNTANA MARCOLINI ELLEN HEDSTRAND THEO LYN STORKAMP VERA GETZKOW RUTH CLOUGH PATRICIA PATTISCN VALERIA ROZMARCK THIRD ROW LAURA GIDMARK LORRAINE EBNET FLOREINE DIX MARGARET BOOKER KATHRYN ROSE BETTY KELLER DELPHINE SIVINSKI UNA CAMPBEI L MARION OLSON FLORENCE MARSHALL DOROTHY DAVIS HAZEL OLSON MARIEN STROBEL SECOND ROW GLADYS WATKINS EVELYN GUSTAFSON EVELYN HEINER DAGNY LILLOUIST GEORGIA MAG NUSON BERNADFTTE VOUK KATHERINE WEDGE MARGARET BERGLUND EDITH WHITING RUTH KERBEN CALISTA OLD MERYLE 'SIMON IRENE MADIGAN FIRST ROW FRANCES FISH VIVIAN GREGORY EVELYN CATER LUVERNE CLEALL PHYLLIS LAGERGREN MURIEL OBERG PATTY GRAVEN ARLINF STEE LORRAINE AYER GENEVIEVE PETERSON STELLA HAUCK AZOIIBD Recorded 1n the hlstory of Tech as the first of 1ts kmd ln the school the Glrls Glee Club has held 1ts place ln the succeeding years ln arousmg mterest IH muslc In the fall of 1930 a reorgamzatlon of the two glrls glee clubs whlch are now one organlzatlon was necessxtated because of the transference of the freshmen to the J umor Hxgh The present Aeollan Club whlch has a member shlp of slxty IS under the efliclent dlrectorshlp of Mlss Marguerlte Wrlght An exceptlonal SQFIES of publlc performances are accredlted to the Aeollan Club whlch cooperated wlth other muslcal organ1zat1ons of the Tech IH the presentatlon of the Chrlstmas cantata Chllde Jesus by Joseph W Clokey ln the school audltorlum on the evenmg of December 16 As ln former years the glrls glee club took part IH the Commumty Slng on December 10 At the dedlcatlon of the Junlor Hlgh School thls club of smgers offered two selec tlons Snow by Edward Elgar and Jean by Benjamln Godard Talent exhlblted by members of the Aeohan Club was brought to llght IH a five cent audltorlum program glven ln February A trxo conslstlng of Margaret Booker Bermce Johnson and Dagny at Technlcal Hlgh Parent Teachers meetmg On May 15 they placed first m chamber muslc ln the M1HH6a0t3 Hlgh School MUSIC Contest at the Umverslty Slllglllg at Washmgton Franklm and Roosevelt P T A s the sextet composed of Aeollan members has galned reputable fame Actlng as an entr acte for an old fashloned play the sextet also sang at the Flrst M9thOdlSt Church May 2 the glrls glee club partlclpated IH the d1str1ct muslc contest conducted ID St Cloud Central Junlor Hlgh In the state contest the organ lzatlon placed thlrd ln DIVISIOH B The same group contrlbuted muslc for the graduatlon of the class of 31 Emlly Henmng Preszdenf Blanche Gans Publzczly Chazrman 9 . 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The same group also sang . . , . . 1 1 1 1 7 . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 7 1 , . , Q V f--, -W - -- f f ,Q ff --f--f-f f --f ' , K T Q O THIRD ROW EDITH WHITING MARGARITA MOOS DANIEL SCHMID JOHN COCHRANE MARCUS ERICKSON JAMES STEWART MARY JANE BRIGHAM AMBROSE HENNEK SHIRLEY WAITE JOE TESSARI RUTH SHARP HERBERT TONNELL THEODORE SIVINSKI CECIL MITCHELL SECOND ROW PHILIP MOOS HERBERT CHIRHART JOHN FOUQUETTE FRED CAMPBELL CHARLES VASALY ROGER ERICKSON UNA CAMPBELL DOLLY HOHLER OSCAR WALK CHARLES ERICKSON RAYMOND BOWERS JOHN TESSARI RICHARD JUNG BRUNO MARCOLINI HOWARD STEFFENS MR HERTZ FIRST ROW WILLIAM FOX STERLING KNUTSON JAMES MAGNUSON CARL BECKER LAYTON EHRHART HARVEY MOOG HARRIET THIELMAN IRENE MADIGAN PHYLLIS GOUGH LOIS HAMMOND HOWARD HIBBARD BYRON BARRETT -I-ZCI1I'lIC8I Band Slnce 1ts orgamzatlon three years ago, the band, now one of Techs establlshed extra currlcular projects, has achleved for ltself a hst of pralse worthy accompllshments Durlng 1ts first two years of exlstence lt has taken awards for first place 1n the d1str1ct muslc contest and for first place 1n the state It has played numerous concerts at the Veterans Hospltal, the Reformatory, and the varlous grade schools From ltS membershlp trlos, quartets, and sextets, both brass and reed, have been chosen wh1ch have taken part ln programs for town organlzatlons and churches Thls year the band, ln addltlon to Its usual act1v1t1es, gave a speclal feature concert, whlch IS to be made an annual affalr each sprmg for the benefit of parents and frlends Joe Tessarl Preszdent Carl Becker Concert Master Phxllp Moos M anaqer John TGSSHTI .Student Leader Bruno Marcolml, Marcus Erlckson, Ruth Sharp Band C ounczl EFVIH A Hertz Dzrector Q 0 04,510 o I CIPYIVIKFIBIIH Q Una Campbell ...,....,............................... 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Q FIRST VIOLINS MARION OLSON ARMAND SPODEN MARGARET BARRETT LORRAINE EBNE LORRAINE HACK HOWARD HIBBARD MARGARET SCHAUM SECOND VIOLINS ZOLA MOREHOUSE MYRON TAMELE MARY DIERKES SHIRLEY WAITE VIOLA MARION BARTLETT FLUTE RAYMOND PAETZNICK OBOE IRENE MADIGAN CLARINETS WILLIAM GAULK HARVEY MOOG HARRIETI' THIELMAN LAYTON EHR HART GORDON CARLSON FRENCH HORNS DANIEL SCHMID EDITH WHITING TRUMPETS OLIVER KERBEN JOHN TESSARI BARITONE JOE TESSARI TROMBONES ARVID MOLIN CHARLES BRIGHAM BASS JAMES STEWART DRUMS FRED CAMPBELL PIANO CYRIL PLATTES Orchestra Twenty five years ago at the Unlon Bulldlng Isabelle Rosenberger now Mrs Hansen organlzed a Mandolln Club conslstlng of two gultars one banJo and three mandollns The followlng years several v1ol1ns were added to the organlzatlon and thls was the beglnnlng of the present Tech Hlgh Orchestra WhlCh was conducted by John Gans a plano teacher of outstand mg merlt ln St Cloud It was later conducted by Frank Lampson now l1v1ng 1n Omaha Nebraska who ln turn was succeeded by G F Honas who IS at the present tlme the Supervlsor of Muslc IH AUSt1D Mlnnesota In 1924 5 MISS Margaret Newhouse supervisor of muslc ln the St Cloud schools took up the work whlch later fell lnto the capable hands of Mlss Marguerlte Wrlght asslsted by Albert Kohler the Clty Band Dlrector Durlng the years of 1926 to 1928 MISS Jessle Smlth and Theodore Stelnmetz dlvlded the responslblllty between them though for the past three years Mlss Smlth has efficlently carrled on the work alone Thls year the orchestra has entertained the students at many audltorlum programs at basketball games and at pep meetmgs The Parent Teachers and the class play and commencement are lndebted to thls orgamzatlon for fine muslcal settlngs The selectlons played for the State Muslc Contest were Romance by Tschalkowsky and Spanlsh Dance by MOSkOWSkl Frederlck Campbell Manager Marlon Olson Asszstant Manager Ohver Kerben Lzbrarzan , Q o-apo 0 0 - u u ' . . u Y- . , v 0 , s Q s Q , , f Q .1 Q a 1 7 , - 1 . . 1 , n , o , 4 1 n 1 I n . , Q l n . , . - , n , Q 4 . n , Q 4 Y Q n 1 , , . ! Y ' v 7 ! ' Assoclatlon, as well as the declamatory contests, have benefited by their music 5 ' ' , at yr ' ll ' YY ' . , o FH' 'E FIF'I'r' Ilk! I O I I O CHILDE JESUS CANTATA MIXED CHORUS o YY O O I Q-Q10 0 Q. Q vl O 0 lo FOURTH ROW FRANKLIN BRIGHAM ELLEN HEDSTRAND CHARLES VIC' OR WILLIAM FOX JEROME CERARD CYRIL PLATTES CHARLES VASALY BLANCHE GANS CONRAD VANDERSTREEK THIRD ROW THEODORE PAPERMASTER JACK MAGNUSON KATHERINE WEDG BETTY APPERT RAYMOND PORTER EILEEN MURPHY EMILY HENNING SECOND RON JOHN ALEXANDER GORDON STINER MARIE STANLEY GLADYS WATKINS MURIEL STANGER CALISTA OLDS FIRST ROW MR CHAPMAN PARKER DRAGOO ADRIAN STECKLING MISS STOTT RUTH KAERWER EARL HENTON MR LEUBEN NOT ON PICTURE EBERHARDT WIEHOFF EVELYN KOCH GEORGE UNDERWOOD GILBERT KELLER DONALD PATTY G RAVEN SHARP RICHARD SCHOENER Tech Staff That the new school needed a school paper was clearly recognlzed by the prlntlng classes 1n 1918 consequently under the supervlslon of C F Schropp the prlntmg teacher the first Tech was lssued on January 95 1918 It was a small four page pamphlet about the sxze of a Tiny Fech During ltS first year of publlcatlon the paper was lssued once a month By 1922 the Tech had assumed much the same form as lt now has wlth many of the same departments It was lmproved both as to make up and copy untll ln 1926 the Tech recelved an All Amerlcan ratmg Thls year s staff has been unusually actlve ln various new fields of 3.CILlX1ty On November 14 and 15 elghteen of the scrlbes journeyed to Rochester to the Mmnesota High School Press Assoclatlon 'I he Tech agaln sponsored Tech Nlckel Day and ln conjunction wlth the annual llterary ISSUE awarded prizes to the best entrles ln varlous types of prose and poetry School publlclty ln the clty paper was a new feature ln whlch the reporters partlclpated Although the school has not an ofhclal Quill and Scroll Soclety the staff wrote for two contests and 1n the flrst Cyrll Plattes won second place in the state in 9dltOI'lHl wrltlng whlle 1n the second Cyrll secured third place and Callsta Olds second Early 1n May the students agaln ed1ted the St Cloud Dally limes The years act1v1t1es were culmlnated when for the thlrd consecutne year and the fourth time 1n ltS hlstory The Tech was awarded an All American ratlng by the Natlonal Scholastlc Press ASSOCl3tlOH Earl Henton Edztor zu chzef Ruth Sharp Make up Edztor Adrlan Steckllng Buszness Manager Parker Dragoo Czrculalzon Nlanager MISS Dorothy Stott lVIr F J Leuben Mr Q S Chapman Adusers O OQJO O 9 : , , E. , . . u ' . 3 , 1 . . i u f 6 v r V -' v ' I - ' ii ' f YY ' . . . y . ' if YY r ' ' ' 1 . , ' . . H ,, . - . . . , . . . . . I . . . ' ' ' ' In 1 H ' 7 , . Y ' , , . ' ' ' il ' VY' 77 , n n v u ' 1 5 a .V ! ' ' ' ' li ii ' ' ' 4 1 1 Y u Q n - Richard Kaerwer .,............................ Managing Editor I , 4 . . . , . I. . ' L . . . I O -- I l Q .'-1II'Il :I.I'. 6 Q FOURTH ROW RUTH SHARP LINNEAGIDMARK BERNICEJOHNSON MARIFSTANLEY JEROME GERARD MARIAN TRONSON ELLEN HEDSTRAND THEOLYN STORKAMP FRANCES KOERTNER MILDRED SCHMITT EDWIN KNIGHT THIRD ROW VERA INMAN HOWARD HOFFMAN BERNADETTE VOUK EVELYN BROOKS VIVIAN GREGORY FLORENCE MARSHALL MYRTIE COLLINGS CONSTANCE GRANROTH EMILY HENNING SECOND ROW MARGARET BOOKER CALISTA OLDS EARL HENTON FLOREINE DIX EVELYN STAI ALBERTA AYER DORIS MILNE JEAN ORTON KATHRYN ROSE GORDON S INER FIRST ROW ARDELL CALVIN THEODORE PAPERMASTER RICHARD KAERWER BETTY KELLER MISS STOTT EILEEN MURPHY HARRIET THIELMAN GLADYS WATKINS The Techoes Editorial Staff The Techoes was established as an institution of the Technlcal High School in 1921 under the supervision of Miss Ann Curtis and Miss Helen Carter During the ten years MISS Theresa Mulrean Mr Robert Hilpert Miss Elizabeth Clark Mr Robert Fullam Mr Frank Hady Miss Rose Wagner MISS Dorothy Burns and Miss Dorothy Stott have supervised the publlcatlon at different times The Techoes has been a symbol of the adventures of each class through high school Thls years staff includes Editor ln chief Theodore Papermaster Managing Editor Betty Keller Roster Gladys Watkins Marian Tronson Marie Stanley Howard Hoffman Evelyn Stal Bernadette Vouk Organizations Rlchard Kaerwer Emily Henning Ruth Sharp Constance Granroth Mlldred Schmitt Techology Ellen Hedstrand Kathryn Rose Edwin Knight Snapshots Cahsta Olds Evelyn Brooks Dorothy Davis Theolyn Storkamp Athletics Earl Henton Florence Marshall Doris Milne Gordon Stlner Admlnlstration Alberta Ayer Margaret Booker Classes Jean Orton Linnea Gldmark V1v1an Gregory Floreine Dix Art Harrlet Thlelman Frances Koertner Vera Inman Myrtle Colllns Bernice Johnson Ardell Calvin Editorial Adviser Mlss Dorothy Stott Art Adviser Miss Edna Holmberg Q yo o l O Q , I . . I , I , I T . I I H ,, . . . . . . . D U . , . 1 , i . . , 1 7 . w , . , 1 7 ! ' - ' ' K1 H . , . U Associate Editor .............................,... Eileen Murphy -' ' 1 v v . 1 , n , u ' u Z I 1 ' 1 1 , . 9 Q -T 2 J - . , . T- r 9 x . I T' y 1 I I 1 . . . 1? v ,u I n 0 o Q T- . . 1 9 x ' TI- u n , u y , 7 Y ' O Ol 1 wane mr 'Y rt- THIRD ROW PHILIP MOOS MYRON TAMBLE DOROTHY EDWARDS RUTH MOSFORD GEORGE UNDERWOOD CHARLES VASALY PARKER DRAGOO SECOND ROW MARION OLSON RUTH ENGEL DOLORES MILLER RAYMOND PORTER MARY EILEEN TOWNE COLETTE VOSSBERG FIRST ROW RENEE KAUFMANN OLIVER KERBEN FRANCES FISH MR HOLLMEYER MURIEL STANGER FRANK LIN BRIGHAM This year the Techoes business staff supervised by H E Hollmeyer was confronted with the problem of making the yearbook financially success ful Due to the absence of freshmen which abnormally decreased the en- rollment and consequently the subscriptions the staff was handicapped from the start In addition advertising material was unexpectedly scant which condition further limited the entire Techoes staff in their various editorial and art efforts This organization operated on a schedule similar to that of previous staffs First business letters were sent to concerns of St. Cloud who might be interested in placing an advertisement in the annual. Individual visits by members of the staff followed the introductory notices Usually several interviews with the firms were necessary to obtain the desired ad. The final step was another call to the various business houses to collect payment Oliver Kerben .............................,.. Business Manager Parker Dragoo .....,................. Assistant Business Manager H. E Hollmeyer ....,.............r............ Business Adviser Q O The Techoes Business Staff I O Q Q Q4-LJ-0 0 f 9 Q r'-uf IlI l':'T.1T'.l Q O Q 9 La Clique Francaise THIRD ROW BERNADETTE KYLE HAZEL OLSON MARGARET LA MONT DAGMAR WICKLUND BLANCHE GANS RUTH SHARP GENEVIEVE PETERSON CARRIE FOX BERNADINF GALLAGHLR IRENE MADIGAN SECOND ROW GFORCIA MAGNLISON ALBERTA AYER MARGUERITIE PHILLIPS MARGARLT GEORGE FDITH WHITING BETTY SULLIVAN DOROTHY DENNY MERYLE SIMON VIOLA FTSSENDFN FIRST ROW ESTHLR FUHRE LLJVERNE CLLALL LUCILLE SPICER ROBERT KYLF MLIRIEL OBLRG JOHN TESSARI BESSIE WEINSTEIN LORRAINE AYER MONA BELKNAP Classncal Club FOURTH ROW ED-NINKNIGHT ANNA BODEN CAROLINF RAUSCH FVLLYNCATFR 'IARIEVOSFORDJACOIJVLINV' BRICK JEANFTTL KNUTSON VIARY STI NART FVEIYN STAT MARFARIIA MOOS FLORENCE S-NYNSON CHARLLS BRIFHAIVI THIRD ROVV EVI l YN BROOKS IONE GOI T7 PATRICIA PAT T ISON IL MARIE SCHVVINYXHANVVII R IRENE NI1 U-ffl SLCONID RON RITA BARRETT DAVID OLDS IORLTTA HYID THEODORT SIVINISKI CARL BI CKI R HII LJ' GARD WAIIYK BLTTY GOEHRQ IIJCILLE BEIVVILR FVIIYN GLJSTAFSON MEVNIANIA 'VIARCOIINI FIRST RON PATIY GRAVEN IORRAINY TRLISCI-IEL LINNEA GIDNIARK ANNA PALVI MARY JAVNF BRICHAN1 DLLPHINE SIVINSKI LUVLRNF SCHARENBROICH VIILDRED NLLSON WINNIFRED CHIJTE 0 o,,o 4 O I SKI EMILY HINNING BETTY KFLLIR IVKLYN HLINYR PHYIIIS LAGI RGPLN JOHN' BRIGGS Q - ' 0 Q 0. 0 O Der T. E. C. H. Deutcshe Verein FOURTH RON IORNA SARFF 7ABIN-'X ZITUR FLORLNCF SCVALIM RUTH ENGEL THEOLYN STORKAVIP IVELYN WIEHOFF MARGARET SCHALJM FLORVNCF BANKA GIIBFRT SCI-IOYNVR IIIIRD ROW LORLTTA MEYFR DOROTHY DAVIS MARION OLSON BYRON RAVELY DORIS PORTER JULIUS WI-IITINGER MARGARET AIVIVRSBACH NORNIA SARFF SLCOND ROW Al ICE LAUER MARY RUEI-'LF SALLY SCI-IAFDLER DOROTHY NEIL BERNADETTE VOLJK VIOLA GROVENDLR FRANCES LIETHA FIRST ROW RUTH KERBEN ROMAN STROBEL HAZEL SANDBERG MR ZLYHER ANNA GERZEMA GORDON BIEBIGHAUSER HELEN EOETHIN Paint Box 'HIRD RON JOHN BAC4 FRANCES KOERTNF R DAGNIAR VVICKLUND DELPHIINE STREITZ VVELYIV BROOKS BLRNIC' JOHNSON GI ROME KAMRONSKI K R RSI Rf? JO 'A HLDS RAND JIRO' LCIR-'XRJ VLRXI N1 'N USS IOLVIBE RG IAI!L. SXVVDBLRG ARVJ L CALM ' 'mu' ' Q . 'SI COND ROA MARIE STANII r' 'MYRTLE COL LINS HVRNADVITE VOUK IIARRIQT THII I MAN UARII, VOIIK E,I EA .cp SIE? II '5' K L .1 3' ' .m A -. A , 1 ,f .LL Q 0 . Q ' o Liv 0 v 4 o HCC Tec THIRDIROW JEANETTE KNUTSON MARIAN TRONSON LINNEA GIDMARK EVELYN STAI BETTY ALLEN EILEN HEDSTRAND MILDRED SCHMITT IRENE DALJBANTON IRENE KIENOW SECOND RON FLOREINE DIX ARLINE STEE DOROTHY ROBERTSON MILDRED HUSTON MARIEN STROBFL CLEO SCHAEDLER EILEEN MURPHY DOLLY HOHLER FIRST RON DOROTHY ARMSTRONG MARGARET BOOKER GLADYS WATKINS MARGUERITE PHILLIPS MARGA RET GEORGE CONSTANCE GRANROTH DORIS MILNE Tech COmm2l'CI6I FOURTH RON DELPHINV HESS ALBLR A AVI R GENEVIE VF PETERSON R ITH INC! I VVELYN BROOKS ARLIE IJPOIKF DOLORFS VIILLLR NIILLJRFD VIIILER DFLPIIINE STREIT? IVILNN BOVD VUNICV WAGNVR CARRIE FOX FVII N CAVYR UNA CAMPBI I I ANG! L INF LAI-IR FPANEES LII THA HAYLI OI SOP fl AIRE FLEISHNIANN ROSI IFJW SLCOND RON IFJPOIO IA NFIHS IRENF DAUBANTON DOROTHY NEIL EVELYN KREBSBACH BERNADLTIE VOUK FLORENCF MARSHALL DORIS 'VHLNE OTHELIA AINDFRSON DAGNY LIL LOLJIST MARGARET STIJDFR FIRST ROW MARG RET AVIERSBACH VERA INMAN DOROTHY DAVIS MARION OLSON MISS RYBERG RUTH SFICER MISS ALME ER MARIE VOUK MARGARET SCHAUM MARQARET RAU THIRD RON IORVIIYA MEYER DRUSILLA INGKLS VIVIANGREQGORY ALFHILU RUB! RTSON NIILDREV7 HLSIKR, 4, 1- ,, If . cd Q :- I I Q Q Peppy Techs SECOND ROW CHESTER HEINZEL MYRON TAMBLE RICHARD KAERWER CYRIL GUMMERUM THEODORE PAPERMASTER FIRST RON JOE TLSSARI ARDELL CALVIN ADRIAN STECKLING EARL HENTON PARKER DRAGOO we L. NT E. 'L i VI SECOND RO J ALBERTA AYER CALISTA OLDS FlORElNE DlX BET Y KELLER MARGARET HOOKER FIRST ROW BERNADE1 wE VOUK KATHRYN ROSE ELLEN HEDS RAND RU H SHARP HARRIET THIELMAN IRENE DAUBANTON 'VI LY HEVNNING Q Af 5 Y , x I T. . .S .LN Ll ' v f I. 1 9 Ba e,+,,Q4 I FOURTH ROW CHARLES VICTOR MYRON TAMBLE ARDELL CALVIN PARKER DRAGOO IRENE KIENOW EVELYN S AI JEROME GERARD CHARLES VASALY GEORGE UNDERWOOD FRANK SAVAGE PHILIP MOOS THIRD ROW VERNON ANDERSON FRANKLIN BRIGHAM OLIVER KERBEN WILLIAM GAULKE THEODORE PAPER MASTER RAYMOND PORTER CALISTA OLDS MARIAN TRONSON FLORENCE MARSHALL GERHARDT SELTEN HEIM SECOND ROW JACK MAGNUSON MARIAN HASSELTINE MARGARET BOOKER RUTH SHARP ADRIAN STECKLING MARIE STANLEY ELLEN HEDSTRAND U ACAMPBELL MURIEL STANGER GLADYS WATKINS FLOREINE DIX FIRST ROW FRANK MAUER CHESTER HEINZEL HERBERT STREITZ EDWIN KNIGHT MISS BACON HARRIET THIELMAN RICHARD KAERWER EARL HENTON GORDON STINER KATHRYN ROSE Senior Class Play of 1931 The traditional custom of presenting senior class plays IS as old as the Technical High School itself The first play to be given by a graduating class in the new building was The Road to Yesterday which was produced in 1917 Since that time each succeeding senior class has given a play in the spring of the year The class of 1931 chose as its production A Tailor Made Man This four act comedy was adapted from the Hungarian original by the famous Broadway producer George Cohan The performance was directed by Miss Myrtle Bacon costuming and designing was supervised by Miss Mary Agnes production staff John Paul Bart Herbert Streitz' Tanya Huber Harriet Thielman' Mr. Huber Frank Mauer' Dr. Sonntag Chester Heinzel' Peter McConkie Richard Kaerwer' Mr. Rowlands Myron Tamble' Pomeroy Earl Henton' Mr. Stanlaw Frank Savage' Mrs. Stanlaw Calista Olds' Corinne Stanlaw Evelyn Stai' Mrs. Fitzmorris Marian Hasseltine' Mr. Fitzmorris Franklin Brigham' Mrs. Dupuy Kathryn Rose' Bessie Dupuy Margaret Booker' Mr. Jellicot Edwin Knight' Miss Shayne Muriel Stanger' Mr. Whitcomb Theodore Papermaster' Mr. Wathan Ardell Calvin' Bobby Westlake Ray- mond Porter' Mr. Carroll Charles Vasaly' Wheating the butler Parker Dragoo' Grayson Adrian Steckling' Russell George Underwood' Cain Vernon Anderson' Flynn Gerhardt Seltenheim' Mr. Crane Jack Magnuson' Mr. Flemming Charles Victor' Guests: Marie Stanley Una Campbell Gladys Watkins Eileen Murphy Irene Kienow Florence Marshall Marian Tronson Ruth Sharp Ellen Hedstrand Gordon Stiner Joe Tessari Oliver Kerben 'ind Jerome Gerard. The production staff included Floreine Dix and Mary Towne promptres- ses' Betty Keller Fmily Henning Franklin Brigham Philip Moos Mildred Schmitt Dorothy Yeil William Gaulke William Fox Alberta Ayer Ellen Hedstrand Evelyn Brooks Fileen Murphy Frances Fish Henry Seanger Leon Whitinger and Vera Inman. Faculty advisers were Miss Edna Holm- berg Miss Elizabeth Clark Miss Dorothy Stott and C S. Chapman. Q Y i o o-U-Q 0 O PAC' '. 1 Y-F-'C 1' Q O I . ' . N ' . f ' . f 1 Q . .ll ,y n Q n . 1 s n, n Q I ' 1 . K' . ,Y u ' . . T ' Y Walsh. Presentation took place May 7 and 8, with the following cast and Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1 4 3 y 1 1 J r r a 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y 7 Y I 7 7 Y Y Y Y Y Y C Y ' ' Y Y A Y Y Y Y A Y Y Y Y I r 1 J 1 v r Y y C , , o Q O 'X :I SIP' l lkll Q BOOK IV ATHLETICS Uhe Wood Chopper, Q o History of Athletic Achievements The Technical High School boasts of a noble athletlc reputation which has been IH existence since 1921 The four major sports football basketball track and baseball have all earned scores and records that are quite above the average of other schools of this size The football teams of the last ten years have piled up enviable scores against their opponents and in 1925 the Orange and Black under Captain Bert Hanson led the team through a season which held all opponents scoreless Basketball qumts were always tournament favorites Tech was never defeated ln a sub dlstrlct meet and in the majority of cases won the district titles In three instances St Cloud has entered the state basketball meets and ranked high The last tlme St Cloud entered the team won third place Trackmen who have started under the Tech colors have had memorable seasons ln winning honors Possibly the best season was 1926 when Marvm Keytes captained the group Several speed records were broken and new Flourishlng through several seasons baseball has featured high in spring sports Tough schedules have been encountered and favorable results gained Don Bohmer pltched a no hit no run game in 26 whlch made fans look up to the Tech outfit as a stellar squad Particular tribute must be paid to Coaches Schropp Manaugh 'Nllchols 'Nelson and Peterson for thelr outstandmg Work ln developmg strong athletic teams It IS because of their diligent work that hlgh standards of fair play and good sportsmanship were malntamed by the squad members C . 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Y . . . . . . . , . weight marks were established. 7 . . . , . - - - 7 . . . , , A . y 4 1 '33 5+ at O Coaching Staff The begmnlng of the 1930 31 athletlc season saw two berths on the coachmg staff occupled by two men who were new to the Technlcal Hlgh School Warren E Kasch was named head football coach Lyle Choppy Crose was elected to take over the dutles of coachlng basketball Central M1HH6S0ta crltlcs and sports wrlters commend Coach Kasch s work very hlghly because of the unusual football team he developed from an lnexperlenced group of football candldates Asslstlng hlm were Coach Crose who handled the lme O D Nelson who took over the reserve coach mg and H E Hollmeyer who mstructed the underclass candldates Durmg basketball season the sltuatlon was reversed and Choppy Crose was master of hoopster tactlcs and Coaches Mlller and Kasch modeled the materlal for the reserve team Because they lost but five games out of strong schedule of slxteen games Mr Crose developed a qumt whlch made fans s1t up and take notlce Track work was handled by Mr Kasch whlle Mr Crose took charge of baseball to wmd up a series of sprlng sports Mr Turner handled the busmess management of all the athletlc 3CtlVltl6S IS dutles as faculty manager involved hlm ln many hard hours of work The followmg students were elected for the managerlal posltlons by e student body Adrzan Stecklzng Football Harvey Moog Tenms John Rengel Baseball Georqe Underwood Intramural Sports NELSON HOLLMEYER CROSE MILLER KASCH TURNER 'E ro mrs or or c as g'W'c o c' 5 th : Berlin Nelson, Chester H einzel .........,.......,....... Basketball o V if ff' '-f- f C60 if --fe H few- H fo PAGE sl:-41 Y-Elem QQ O 0' 0 The 1930 Football Season When Coach Warren Kasch Issued hls 1n1t1'1l call for football candldates 59 men reported for grldlron work The season s outlook was qulte dublous because of an especlally large group of green men 'md only four weterans returnlng However a season of dlfflcult competltlon was ow ercome md the majorlty of the games were won Tec O Wlllmar I2 St Cloud lost lts 1n1t1al game of the schedule when Wlllmar lnvaded the home field The first quarter saw the opponents flash across the St Cloud l1ne for a touchdown and repeat the process ln the second per1od In the last half the lnexperlenced St Cloud men held the Wlllmar Cardinals scoreless Tec 0 Montevideo 20 A fast Montevldeo squad trounced the Orange and Black The opponents started wlth the klCk off to begm 'ln unstoppable march to the goal llne durmg the first half The second per1od however saw a new Tech team fight and hold the vlsltors scoreless Tec 0 Stillwater 0 Tessarl s conslstent puntlng and brllllant runs by Carp and Campbell were the outstandlng features when Stlllwater was played to a scoreless t1e Nelther team came w1th1n 20 yards of the other s goal llne The game offered few thrllls and the offense was generally slow THIRD ROW COACH KASCH LARSON DRAGOO KNUTSON HOFMANN SKINNER CLIFFORD SAKRY TESSARI SECOND ROW MANAGER STECKLING MOOG CARP ANDERSON GIDMARK MARCOLINI COACH CROSE FIRST ROW RUEHLE HEINZEL TAMBLF CYRIL SAKRY DRE?-'ER CAMPBELL , 9 ll rj 3 mme sxxrv 'NINE C 1 . . , V . . . . . , C Y . . . . 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W , - A as fir E A .I O Tec 10 Alexandna 7 Playing under a handlcap of many penalties and on a bleak field the St Cloud grldders managed to eke out a 10 7 victory from Alex St Cloud scored seven polnts ln the first quarter and Alex followed by making the same number on the next kick off With twelve seconds to go Carp klcked a beauti ful goal kick and the game ended Tec 12 Luttle Falls 0 The touted L1ttle Falls outfit received a drubblng from the Tech grid Fond and his men ln innumerable plays Tec 6 Farmmgton 0 Playlng before a crowd of 1800 spectators St Cloud Tech won 1tS tenth SUCCGSSIVB Homecoming football game by defeating the strong Farmington eleven The game was a mp and tuck affalr St Cloud scored when Campbell fllpped a short pass to Skinner near the end of the session The remainder of the game was uneventful and the passlng attack of the opponents was easlly warded off Joe Tessari was one of the most popular eleven men chosen for the All Central Minnesota Mythlcal Football Team The coaches and writers praised hlS football tactics and acclalmed him one of the best puntsters ever seen on Mlnnesota high school fields Myron Tamble and Isadore Carp re C8lVBd honorable mention for thelr season s work .A Am' , ,7,,,7,.-7T,,,,,,Y ,f,, ,,-,.,,. . ,, , ,W Y, . avy, ha - - l h-i I l sters to allow St. Cloud to win its second game. The Tech outsmarted La: y . l h- - - X . l dl M , f C 6 6 0 0 dh 0 do .vb- w Si' 0 0 O PAGE SEVENTY Q--i-f--W1-fm - -f Q 'Q Reserves Besides its regular varsity team the Tech carrled a reserve team under the tutorshlp of Coach 0 D Nelson The squad played a short schedule because many cancellatlons of games were encountered consequently they did not appear to a great extent before football fans On October slxteenth the boys encountered their first competltlon when they met Sauk Rapids on the opponents home field Sauk Raplds easily took the home gridders into camp to give them a drubbing of 17 6 The single touchdown made by the reserves was executed by Clarence Hudson a Junior high player Later IH the season the Sauk Raplds eleven was encountered a second time but to no good results for the Granite City The game was slow and the Rabbits managed to drift through the Tech line at leisure Coach Nelson s men put in many hours of hard grlnding and bit the dust glory was given them for their steady work except where they were substituted in varsity games at mtervals Unknown talent was discovered in this group a few of the seasons brightest hopes rose from the ranks of the reserves O LJ Q PAGE SEVENTY ONE in scrimmages with the varsity every night of the season practices. Little Q H 9 can use Cs? is e aa, Wana, H .q, 'N 0 wifi -I T l J' ' i SECOND ROW COACH CROSE TAMBLE KNUTSON CAPT JOE TESSARI PAYNE SAKRY FIRST ROW JOH TESSARI BEHRENBRI KER ANDERSON CARP LENT GIDMARK 1930 31 Basketball Season The 1930 31 basketball season was an ideal one considering the crop of inexperienced men who reported at th beglnnmg practices The team was somewhat hampered because of the loss of its captain Joe 'lessarl whose IHJUTIQS made him unable to play but it continued to win games in good style although one of the largest and heaviest schedules ever played 1n this school was encountered lhe hoopsters won eleven out of sixteen games St Lloud entered the sub district tourney at Foley and won first honors The boys d1d good work and overwhelmed the Foley quint in the final round with a score of 28 12 The game was interesting because of the exceptlonal skill IH ball handling exhibited by St Cloud In the district meet the Orange and Black won its first game from the Maple Lake five but lost out in the semifinals to Annandale by a count o 21 18 Tec 16 Mllaca 14 St Cloud marched to victory ln its initial fracas when it downed the lVI1laca team on the home floor Tech displayed a desperate rally in the final The latter part of the battle was furious and the local cagers were able to tally enough to win Tech 27 Holdlngford 18 Showing vast lmprowement the Crose men hung up a second victory December ninth at the Central Junior Hlgh The game was close and an even battle for the first three periods wlth the 'I ech always holdlng a two or three point adx antage ln the last quarter the team chcked and collected six field goals for a decisne xictory l f l I 1 - . , . . . . 8 . . . . . . , . 1 . 1 . u I 1 1 Y . , , n 1 a , ' 1 l . f , 4 1 ' y ' '- 1 - 1 Y . E f e . minutes of play, but muffed several good shots in the middle of the contest. ' . ' ' , i ' 5 . ' ,I L K 3 7 ' - r , . - 1' , X f TA ,Vixen ow .A A T! A N f YH! -U h ol T' , 'T Tec 16 Little Falls 15 Bw me ms of thelr superlor team play St Cloud ctme out on top for lts thlrd consecutlxe trlumph on December twelfth Personal fouls fe xtured IH the game but nexther team seemed to take the opportunlty to smk free tosses The fracas was close and the Crose men gaxe the fans a re 11 taste of good basketball Tech 20 Alexandna 11 In thls battle lech w isted no tlme ln galnlng a good lead whlch was kept throughout the t1lt St Cloud exhlblted a remarkable defense and durlng the whole sklrmlsh caused the Alex cagers no end of trouble wlth thelr offenslve tactlcs Several substltutlons were made during the engagement but only the regular men starred Tec 16 Fo ey 11 St Cloud experxenced conslderable dlfhculty wlth Foley s strong defense howew er the only serlous threat offered by the vlsxtors occurred IH the fourth perlod when they staged a rally that netted SIX pomts Tessarl and Payne were absent from play because of IHJUFIGS Tec 21 Sault Rapids 20 In one of the seasons most thrlllmg encounters the 'lech floormen managed to wrest a well earned xlctory from the hands of the team from up the rn er Nelther squad ex er had a deClSlV9 lead and the score was 1 see saw iifan untll the end of the match Tech 26 Wlllmar 20 All prellmlnary dope was upset when the Orange and Black annexed lead but the Tech hoopsters guarded closely and lfvlllmdl s brnlllant but futlle ralhes were of no avall Tec 16 Luttle Falls 22 A long cha1n of vlctorles was broken when the lech floormen battled agalnst a strong club on the NIOITISOH County floor The Tlgers were un usually lnaccurate on clnch shots and mlssed many free throws whlch were 1 b1g factor ln the outcome Coach Burnett s men recelved and earned vlctory Tech 23 Lltchflelcl 25 The ex er present foullng and fallure to use glft shots was perhaps the cause of Tech s second defeat Tech led at the begmmng of the fourth quarter '91 14 but at th1s po1nt two stars were ejected from the llneup because of fouls and Litchfield hurrledly took adxantage to w1n the game WY 2 . . I I . 2 . 1 y . . V . I , ' 2 C. q n 4 I ' , - . v . . . 7 , .... , l ' J 1 7 7 ' ' Y . Y I A, . Y l . . , Z - its seventh win in as many starts. Willmar tried hard to overcome an enormous , L' , f I 4 1, l .1 . . . l ,, . . , . . L ' 0 7 . l , ... ' , c . , 1 . t . y H . i fc at C A N O .1 , LJ 9 Q s K C 7 Q L,M'.'1,i'WlJ-41 V 1: wr X V 'XJ I Y I H rel l x.,.,a-.--f, 6 Tec 19 Buffalo 26 The Blsons handed out a thlrd defeat and caused a conslderable Jolt ln the dlstrlct standlngs The veteran Buffalo team wlth 1ts speedy forwards and strong defense outsmarted the home team throughout the game Captaln Tessarl made his first appearance slnce pre holiday contests Te 18 Wullmar 13 Takmg a 9 1 advantage ln the opemng mmutes Wlllmar held St Cloud at bay However the Tech men ralhed radlcally and turned the tables of the match when they scored 17 pomts durlng the second half Tech 28 Foley 21 Foley took lt on the chin as Tech reahzed lts second triumph over that team ln a dlstnct fracas The first canto was slow but ln the second stanza Tech exhlblted ltS superlorlty and plled up a safe margln whlch brought It the victory Knutson was hlgh pomt man by vlrtue of SIX field goals and one free throw Tec 19 Litchfield 14 Tech evened the count wlth the Green and Whlte qulnt on the home fioor January tenth The meet was decldedly lnterestlng St Cloud held 1ts opponents to one field goal ID the first half and complled seven pomts Both teams falled to take advantage of several glft shots but St Cloud finally subdued all Lltchfield s hopes for a vlctory Te 17 Buffalo 23 The strong Buffalo qulntet banlshed all bad luck and hoodoo of Frlday the thlrteenth when they downed Tech here St Cloud falled to cllck wlth the exceptlon of the thlrd quarter when the Orange and Black evened the count In the final mmutes of play Buffalo squelched all efforts to w1n the game and tossed two baskets to sew up the vlctory Tech 28 Sauk Rapnds 8 In a dull game the home squad emerged vlctorlous a second tlme over the R3pldS outfit on the J umor Hlgh floor One surprlsmg feature of the fracas was that only five fouls were called agalnst the locals However the lnvadlng Rabblts falled to utlllze them for pomts The boys showed a much better brand of basketball than they had for the last two starts Tec 21 Crosby lronton 22 In an overtlme period the range men defeated St Cloud by a one pomt margln to cllmax the regular playmg season Both teams were guarded well and the first half ended 13 7 wlth Crosby ahead A spurt ln the second half by the locals caused the score to be knotted when the gun sounded A foul gave the vlsltors the vlctory pomt L-S lACfQfVlNIYFOl1' 7 4 l Q H- - g . . . . 3 . . 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J 3 I . 5 1 ' Y , lf T Oi ,es 4 4 as - R -e R Og SECOND ROW NAEGLI TOWN R COACH KASCH MARCOLINI FIRST ROW CAMPEFLL COCHRANE TERRISS BARR Reserve Basketball The reserve squad composed of ten members played a schedule of ganfes close to the standard of competltlon encountered by the regular varslty outfit Under coaches Kasch and Mlller a group of real talent was d1scovered and the results of thexr strong season bear out well the achlevement of the team In the Cold Sprlng game the quxnt was defeated by a score of 31 18 The power of the Sprlngers was overwhelmlng and was a case of the best team w1nn1ng The reserves under Mr Kasch s supervlslon suffered defeat from Hold mgford The team was trounced wlth a score of 24 12 The play was of an lmproved style although spots needed pohshmg Throwlng off a loslng Jlnx and slmultaneously tossmg 1n a score of field goals and five free throws to defeat Klmball 45 14 the reserves had llttle trouble wxnnlng the struggle 1n a prellmlnary battle at the Junior Hlgh Here too the competltlon was not strong and the boys went rlght ahead wlth a volley of field tosses In all the reserve materlal was ldeal and served as good strategy for the varslty men Several players on the squad wlll undoubtedly graduate to the A d1v1s1on next year The boys have shown real ablllty and no one can rlghtly call any of the outfit an underdog QT PAGE SEVENIY Fave O In their fourth encounter Tech downed the Cold Spring seconds 30i18 4, ce ssaa 4 4 R , o Lyle C Crose Choppv Croses debut lnto the Techmcal Hlgh School athletlc clrcle has been one of admlrable leadershlp and expert basketball coachlng He was a blg favorlte wlth the teammates and coached many a vlctory Joe Tessarn Handicapped throughout the season by mjurles Captaln Tessarl was unable to appear on the floor the greater part of the schedule Hls splrlt helped the Orange and Black to obtam remarkable team work even though he was not ln actlon Isadore Carp Izry was one of the most dependable forwards on the team and he w1ll be remembered for hls steady good playlng and the fightmg Splflt whlch dommated h1m Many a tlme the game or at least a score was saved by h1s Clltford Sakry Playlng at the posltlon f guard Cllg helped to keep the good old Orange and Black at the top of the heap by hls remarkable defense Next year w1ll see hlm as one of the most outstandlng members of the squad John Tessarn No fan could help seemg Johnny whlsk through the op ponents lf the fan had a good eye for clever basketball Hls pretty field goals and hls fast footwork are the elements he has to make himself star and lls spur of the moment headwork Lawrence Gxdmark Larry could always be de pended upon to do h1s part 1n a game He had a good eye for the basket and played as a part of the team ln such a way that hls neat passlng and good Judg ment were a decldlnff factor ln wmmng a game K. ,Y , - I 3 il Y! . . . 0, alert playing. . . . O IK ' !! 7 O ', K3 ol Sterling Knutson Scormg the most points lhdlX 1d ually Beans Knutson ranks as one of Techs stars Hrs helght and fightlng splrlt were a great asset to the team Hls excellent work at center caused the tip off to fall ln the home teams favor qulte frequently Leland Lent Lent IS one of the new finds ln St Cloud Tech basketball circles and when he played IH a game everyone took notlce Lent w1ll be back next year and after a few good workouts he w1ll un doubtedly cinch a steady place 1911 the team as he did thlS year Harris Behrenbrmker One of the smoothest ball handlers and the cleverest of passers was found when Shorty was picked for the varslty outfit :He was a flash on the floor had a good eye for shooting and could pass a ball under almost any clrcumstance f If Forrest Payne The first part of the season saw Payne ln the front ranks of the had him on the bench However he recovered and 1n the last part of the season he rallied How ever hls 1nJury was too much and he was not allowed ln further competltlon Myron Tamble Because of a season of hard work and dependable floor work Myron deserves commendatxon for hls services Commg up from the reserve ranks and into the Varsity team because of his remarkable performances Myron played many a sensational game Vernon Anderson He became one of the favorites of the fans and coaches because of his unusual ablllty ln offense and hls clever guarding His style 1n the Dlstrlct Tournament caught the eye of the Judges and he was placed on the All Dlstnct Team O 0 T ' Q Q 44 . n 4 Y - f , . 2 ' l l I , . , - KK Y! , , high scorers, but an injury soon Q . , Y , I ,as sr t sw 1 Y as yr m 0 lntramural Sports Inter class sports In the school th1s season conslsted of a basketball tournament whlch was the blggest feature and a dlamond ball serles ln the sprlng In the basketball tournament the senlor squad was under the mstructxon of Mr Turner the Jumors under Mr Nelson and the sophomores under Mr Hollmeyer Arrangements were made for the entrance of the Junlor Hlgh team ln charge of Mr Andrew Anderson The play off was held on the Tech gym floor and each class entered an A team and a B team The first few matches were uneventful untll the semor team came forward and won the tournament by towlng the Jumor outfit by the Central J umor Hlgh team they recelved a severe whlpplng from the frosh to cllmax the tourney In dlamond ball commlttees were appolnted ln each class to orgamze Hack WIISOHS and Lloyd Waners for the b1g classlc of the sprlng season Practlces were scheduled durlng the week for each class The boys responded actxvely and orgamzed themselves for competltlon ln a professlonal manner In answerlng the questlon Do lntramural sports play an lmportant part IH school hfe Mr Kasch sand Class tournaments and other competltlon stlmulate lnterest 1n sports and more mdlvlduals are able to take part ln sports that they could not otherwlse enter PAGE Sevemrv HIGH! Q3 I ,Q f- - W -7 W ,W ,Y , ,Y,, ,W H ,Y I , . W, , W , O 7 . , . , a very lop-sided score. However, when the championship senior group met 7 . . . ,, . . 7 ' 7 ' 77 4 .. s s ef U T Baseball Some thirty men reported for baseball duties this spring. The players were under the tutelage of Coach Choppy Crose An increased interest shown in the sport this spring brought about a good schedule of ten games April 24 Tech 9 Monticello 1 April 28 Tech 12 Buffalo 2 May 1 Tech 7 Holdingford 1 May 4 Tech 1 Buffalo 2 May 8 Tech 11 Monticello 5 May 9 Tech 1 Litchfield 'S May 12 Tech 14 Alexandria 1 May 15 Tech 7 Holdmgford 3 May 19 Tech 8 Litchfield 5 May 22 Tech Alexandria Walter Huber catcher was named captain of the Tech nine and Mr Turner took care of the managing and business duties of the team Track When Coach Kasch called for track men four lettermen and ten other prospective candidates answered the call The lettermen who returned were Captain Arvid Molln Earl Naegll Thomas Ward and Sterling Knutson Others were Ardell Calvin William Dreher Vernon Anderson Lawrence Gldmark Robert Michaelson Isadore Carp Richard Winter John Hed strand Robert Varner and Hubert Freeberg The relay team composed of Naegli Ward Calvin and Mohn entered the University of Minnesota Relays the Central Minnesota group event and placed second Other meets in which St Cloud entered and captured laurels were the District meet the Hutchinson Invitation Meet and an event TCTIIIIS Under the supervision of Mr Ervin Hertz tennis was advanced to a noticeable standing this spring A tournament was held for both boys and girls and many students participated A new system of court management was established this year A tennis manager to take charge of all the courts and supervise their use was elected 1n the personage of Harvey Moog Several schools were invited to compete with Tech net men in order to stimulate interest in this sport Some heretofore undiscovered talent was found and a stable tennis team was realized Those who showed marked ability were Vernon Anderson Herbert Streitz Forrest Payne Myron Tamble and George Underwood 41 Y! V' I . 1 C I 7 . I 7 I ' . . . , ., , . i 7 7 ! 1 1 v 7 7 Y ' .y y . Y . 7 7 . . , . . . Y with the St. Cloud Teachers' College. 7 . G . . , ! 7 7 ' 0 lf? ' ,' I' 7 swear. Srvsgw VY-Nmlig 0 I NOI 0 ? Girls Athletic Association The G A A of the Technlcal Hlgh School was begun 1n 1925 The purpose of the club IS to promote an lnterest 1n physlcal act1v1t1es whlch w1ll develop strong and able b0dl9Q keen mlnds a love of clean sportsmanshlp and w1ll provlde wholesome and pleasant soclal contacts The government of the assoclatlon IS vested IH a councll composed of officers heads of sports and the physlcal educatlon dlrector To become a member of thls organ17at1on a glrl must have at least 100 p0lHtS These polnts may be earned by partlclpatlng IH hlkes swlmmlng playmg on class teams or by taklng the regular gym course One of the first events of the 1931 G A A Calendar was a get acquamted hlke wh1ch was held IH the fall The next b1g event was a glrls class basket ball tournament IH whlch the semors were vlctorlous To cllmax the season a basketball banquet was held IH February At this celebratlon an all star mythlcal team was selected composed of J umpmg Center Jeanette Knutson Forwards Jacquehne Brlck Irene Daubanton Florence Marshall and Edy the Sklnner Guards Dorls Porter Myrtle Colhns Vlrglnla Brum and Esther Farenholz Una Campbell was chosen as the best sports glrl of the club The G A A sponsored two worthwhlle pro1ects IH the sprlng of the year a glrls lnter class swlmmlng meet and a tennls tournament The tennls matches have already become annual affaxrs and It IS the alm of the organl vatlon to establlsh the swlmmmg meet as such 'lhe councll of the 1931 G A A IS as follows Offlcers Irene Daubanton Preszrlem Florence Marshall lfzcv Preszdenf Dorls Porter Svrrefaru Treasurer Mlss Lorraxre Raugust Sponsor Myrtle Colhns Cleo Schaedler Ruth Kerben Harrlet Thlelman Sally Schaedler Evelyn Koch Hazel Sandberg Heads of Sports Baseball Suzmmznq Tracll Tennis Valley Ball I-Izkznq Skating Y umblzng 9 1 D 1 1 1 I . 7 .7 7 ! 7 1 1 ' . J D 1, Q 1' Q 1 Q 1 Q - 1 , , , . 1 1 1 . . 1 I 1 , - ' , 2 ' , : 1 y 1 y 1, 1 1 1 y I 7 Y 7 l 7 1 ,. 1 ' . Q 1 Q I 1 - y ' L, 1 4 ' ' ' I . . Una Campbell ..........,...4...,,..l.,.,.........,l. Balskelball 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . 1 . . . . . . . 1 . . . , . . f. V- , l I '- , . f X , -. V1 LLIGHIY lx- J 1 Www iffy L9 1 I 1 E 1 9 ,fn -5 , ,., NNW H ,. W, , W , PAGE EIGHT ,MW W , ,M 1, , M, , ,,,, --i,,.. Wwfff 1- H - - f ff f gf --- T 'rr 'T Contents of the Trophy Case Interclass Basketball Trophy Carleton Track and Fleld Meet Trophy Interclass Track and Fleld Meet Trophy Thlrd Dlstrlct Basketball Trophy Central Mmnesota Relay Meet Troph Mlnnesota State Relay Meet Trophy Interscholastlc Relay Meet Trophy Hamhne Relay Carnlval Mlle Event Band Dlstrlct 4 D1v1s1on B Trophy Mlnnesota Debate Champlonshlp Trophy Debate Champlonshlp DlStTlCt 6 Trophy Natxonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon Certlficate All Amerlcan Award Techoes Class Class Class Class of1914 of1922 of1927 1917 1925 of1922 1923 1924 1924 1924 1924 1925 1925 1925 1930 1925 1926 1927 1927 Peppy Tech Basketball Trophy Class of Champlonshlp Freshmen vs Un1on Trophy Twelfth DlStT1Ct Basketball Champlonshlp Trophy Mlnnesota Basketball Champlonshlp Reglon Three Trophy Boys Glee Club D1str1ct4 D1v1s1on B Trophy 1928 1928 1928 1929 1929 1929 1930 Glrls Basketball Champlonshlp Trophy Class of Natlonal Scholastlc Press ASSOCl3tl0H Certlflcate All Amerlcan Award Tech Nlewspaper DlStT1Ct 4 Muslc Contest Cup 1931 1926 1929 1930 1931 1931 Q O PAGE EIGHTY TVVO . ' y ..,.................,, Girls' Glee ClubfDistrict 4-Diyision B-Trophy ......... . . . . 1926 Q Cu yy y 4 0 as he ef as as BOOK V TECHOLOGY Uhe Doorway, 7 THIS IS THE SCHOOL L 5 CD f TI-IE SCHOOL BOAR WI 5 v - Q 11' AL A Y 4 D L 4 Of THE SCHOOL IHAI SL CLOUD BUILT September School opens 'xo freshlesl What a rehef Commumty Smg Our Glee Clubs lullabyed the audlence October Flrst ed1t1on of 'I ech C ood work MISS Stott md sta Football game wlth Wlllmar Whlstle blew after Wlllmar got SIX Llttle Falls game The pay ement was thlvk wlth Teclutes Dad s day Pap i w is here to see Monte play November Homecomlng JUHIOFS cop floxt pr17e ln Paride tex dance M H S P A C om entxon at P1ll and Bottle uty Y oung Journahsts wlth faculty guards attend SESSIONS Mr Selke glW9S talk 1n audltorlum Read on O lechltes Turkey day Teachers and students get four days in whleh to rev1ve December Mass meetmg Somethmg new sho o o mstruetors Chllde Jesus Cantata Swollen knees Banglpleture went up 1n smoke Inltlal Debate wlth Anoka Cham the stores 'I Y I' Formal at Breen All dolled up P T s follow sult wxth peppg partx January Games galore at F J H gsm one zfter another Vllllmar loses 21 28 when we Journey there Debate and Paynesulle After the debate oh' the deb ztresses Pep Fest brmgs added zeal to team yea bo' Exams an epldemxc of lllness rages from pupll to pupll O I 'I 4 6 L' . 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' . .I ' Y U I n O 0 I - -.aa - I O 0 O February Student Col ernment lnltl lted lll studl h llls A IL lt c llm llflsk Ill the 100111 Decl llnfltlon Contest hlleen Iohn lnrl Don ICIN llI'l undeft ltul f ollege Aptitude tests r u ted Ill stiff nec Please XIlSt6I' Our decl llmer lost ln dl IIN ltlc prest ll 111011 lt St lfllll I 'ark ltch Nickel clay Ah' 1C lels tooll lllnlfs llld fllrlx LW March Ierm themes come rolling IN ex erx thing llom lD1llxCI1S to I upptts Senlor Plrty ldded genuine tln lollng. cup to tlophx c lst Hot dogs' Fun' 'Noise' Ilovs Q l te lllf l xchlnge ClI'lIY'litll9fl bl 'Xl ISQUQFS S ltdrlx IS now l mlllx IN Ill lhe lllltterlngz Xl ord Stop vour flltterlngr el elxhodx lnd cut the comedx lournlllsts feed the pedlgzogues lt tel Blaster x lcatlon tn then return t l Sillllilli l blllf lrlck men pl IW run l mlle ind le lp for suond lt lXIlIlY18sOt1 field house Xal and Sal announced Alberta lnd Jeln lre IS ll tppx IS queens Aprl NI lglclln does hls stuff rl' lhe Tech WIHS mother Xll Amerie ln Sigma Sigma Chl chosen honored for scholllshlp l ldelslllp th ll ct and SGFXICQ May 'Nine hundred muslclans l it 1 n Techoes goes off to the press Hurrl Play Day The landscape gleamed with hues ot gzreevl plnlx lellovs lnd blue NIHFION does a lot of queenlng C l iss Play The Tailor Nlade NI ill Herb and Hfllrlet le ld Junior Ball ll hlch one shall l fro VVItll9 ull the Senlols baccalaureate l lun to Lllllltll to fe ici Une CldSS 'Nlght ll ll lt 1 glollous 1113, Graduation ll hat a dignified lppelrinte ln our gowns Fechoes das lllue -Xfflln Slffn rnlnc Bve Bxe o,,o o o I O O T ' '2 ' 5 5' 2 f.1 '2 '2 X' , 2 2 ' . ..,....o.,.... 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' .U ..,.... ....,......,.....,....., .... ' 2 2 5 'fllt, ' ' ' ......,....,.,...., ' ' 'Q ' 2 2 2 ' ' ! M ..,..............,.............,,.. 2. l N . U , O - '1 o c 2 I . ' fr ,-Y . I 'A o -Y . Ad- -e v-f Q O 0 Homecoming .0 Lots of pep makes any homecommg a success These boys keep us all pepped up and ready for anythmg These sophomores seem to enJoy thelr candled apples Everybody forgets such small thmgs as calorles and dlets when Homecomlng arrlves A few more troubles for the traflic cop On thls gala day the motorlsts have to Walt for us humble pedestrlans The sophomore float was seen as Well as heard but WhlCh made the most nolse the wagon or the horse? Thls one hoss shay won the prlze for the J unlors It takes nerve to r1de down town Wlth a hat l1ke that' The semors tr1ed hard but not hard enough Here IS thelr attempt Here s the battle field where we made Farmlngton look SlCk The team doesn t eXlSt that can do much agamst Tech on HOm6COmlHg A rear vlew of the pI'lZC wlnners Good luck next year Jumors' Q oo-Limo 9 IWC I J' --0-M L Q - --om ' 5 -431 ! , , . . r 'A -AO? ' IK - 77 ,,.0,. . . yu n Y 1 KI !l . - aioim - 1. . Y - 7 ' . , . , l ' -.naL,YlY.lgYll1 '52-ram U 1' K 4 W Y WWW T F O Assembly Snaps The Commerclal Law students put on this mock tr1al Our legal knowledge was much refreshed ThlS band 1sn t as bum as It looks However even thelr muslc d1d not sh1ne llke thelr noses Here are Lunk and Punk Just back from the North Pole We enjoyed thelr sclentlfic dlseourse on the wall roses fhls fellow had us guesslng If hlS trlcks ever become unpopular he can make a good llvlng as a plCk pocket Grand opera has mvaded the Tech We had a taste of lt ln the pep fest before the Foley game Sound and color were blended perfectly ln thls pretty llttle colonlal program These graceful dancers would make the Zlegfield Follles look xery much llke a bunch of hay pltchers lo., ' ' Y 4 K Y Y ' ' 1 lo? I K I - Y 7 70, ,.,. . . 7 10? ,.O., 6 A ' Y 7 ifjv.. 9 I Q o Qi- Q 0 Q 9 Q O The 1945 Roaster Augustus Underwood A stlll smalxolce A A 12 Hec 'lec 14 T N T Every two weeks Ford 4 Glrls 1 2 3 4 Harrzet Yhzelmau A Man s a Man For a That T C football 4 l C, basketball 4 Assxstant Pres of Student Councll 3 4 Asslstant Busmess Manager of Tech 4 J eddy Marzmllllan Zeyher It IS not good for man to be alone Bachelor Club 1 2 3 W1fe 4 Hec 'l ec 4 Faculty Poker Club 1 2 3 Debate 4 Iran rCaroll Orion A llttle learnlng IS a dangerous thlng Fresh man 1 2 Sophomore 3 4 5 Jun lor 6 lyg May graduate 8 9 10 Cyrzl Platles And when I ope my mouth let no dog bark Speech 1 2 3 Debate 1 2 3 Declamatlon 1 2 3 Prohlbltlon 1 2 3 Usher 1 2 3 4 5 lubba Draqoo Small but great ln capaclty Oh to be a Falryl of Dragoo 1 2 3 4 Tap danclng 1 2 3 4 Interpretlve danclng 3 4 Swat Champ1on 4 Vlurt Bacon I never had a chance Unknown Soldler 1 2 3 4 Donald Appert He never Sald a word too much Tech office boy 1 2 Thrown out 3 returned 4 The Exchange 1 2 3 4 Master Inqulsltor 1 2 3 4 llzeodore Papermasler Better men than I have hved but women doubt lt lxobody 1 2 3 Ted dys Irlsh Rose 4 To The Ladles 1 2 3 4 Love s Labors Lost 5 6 7 ll arrzfle Kasch Obedlence IS the courtesy due to Kmgs School Llfe 4 Tlddleywmks 4 Qulltlng party 4 Brldge 4 zum Knzqhl C b IS a Lame from Randall 1 Was recogmzed 2 Got a glrl 3 Nerxous breakdown 334 ICI nur 9 Adrlan btecklmg Shorty cutle and worthy Found upon the land lng 1 Survlved 2 Enjoyed hlm self 3 Presldent of the whole works 4 Mzlly Schrmtl O' who wlll walk a mlle wlth me Home Economlcs 1 Cook1ng2 Sew1ng3 Physlcal ly Ht 4 For a housewlfe 5 Alzce Davidson Sllence IS golden Dlscovered 1 Member of drum corps 2 3 Chlef gun shooter at Senlor Mlxer 4 Wmner of pole sxttlng contest 5 Menlarla Marcolzm Lest ye forget m Permanent wave 1 2 3 4 and forever Beautv contest Wm ner 3 4 Charles Eventually Vasaly I could tell you I am not good lookmg but you wouldnt belleve lt Class play lead 2 Problems of Democracy Cr1m1nolog1st4 Takes care of F B 4 Tech Bllllard Champlon 4 work from day to day Learned to drlve 3 Free Wheelmg 4 Acrobatlcs on the Stairs 4 Pres of the Hamburger Hounds 4 Class presldent 8 9 10 Presldent S Charles Brzgham I know the glrls all fall for me but I Just hate them' Razz klng 2 Fountam slttlng champlonshlp 1 Master electrlclan 2 Trles hard 3 Re celves credxt IH geometry 4 Latln Professor at Yale 789 R Jenny .Sharp When better cars are bullt I w1ll rlde ln them Peppy Tech 4 Speech 1 23 Typ1ng4 Gas eng1ne4 R A A P 4 Debate team 4 C George Vzctor All the world loves a lover Senlor Tea 4 Llbrary Cadet 3 Home Economlcs 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Serenadlng So clety 3 4 Dztlo for RAY G V Y Aa ' ' v ' U - . 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' 1 . f '. , . . ' ' ' ' ' , . 4 . Q . q '- I Y Y ' , K ' tl H 4 1 , . v 9 , 9 'WP' ' 0- 'fx Y FJ lt 'v' 9 A LCWIS Tale The Brezse ll mter Ayer was Cooling to the two Techltes who .Saunder ed to the Brook s bank that .Sharp Kmght Let s stop by thls Leazs and Clark statue and fry our Bacon after we Kaerwer Harrell ed the falr malden I ll ll ager you re hungry No lt smells llke Fzsh or Flezschmann s yeast Let s ll alk llke .Satages untll we reach Hester Park rephed the Gaulke youth who was Koertner Vkell' If we go that far you ll have to hlre a Porter at the Brzgham Hotel to Carey me I can t even see the church .Spezer The Old shoes are not so Kzenoa and my foot Hertz announced the Dreher semor glrl All rlght we ll stay rlght here By the way you haven t lost my Llfe of Booker T Washlngton hav? The lad was lnterrupted by a qualnt Slecklmg sound See here began a Coughtry VOICE Im the Papermasler and Mzller of the Towne of Sartell and lf you don t put out the fire lmmedlately I ll report you to Judge Campbell of ll ahlberg It Strezlz me you can well afford to hand over the Kasch Butt just as the man began hls unlawful mlsslon an enormous Moos Rarely headed for the ruffian and he was seen and heard of no more Wlth gallant strlde the brave youth moved to the Tamble down Rose Bauer plucked a Rose plcked up the frlghtened malden from her hldlng place Underu ood fed her Watkzns lmltatlon vanllla and proclalmed himself Vlctor Telephone Tales Cas Central heard themj Myron Tamble to Florence Marshall Hello Florence' What are you domg tOI'l1tQ7 Oh' that s nlce How about a show? Ill be over at the usual tlme then Good bye Mlss Mulrean to Mrs MaPCOllHl Whats the matter Wlth Mentana? She dlsappeared the fourth hour Her foot' I see That all rlght but you see we always check up on all sklppers now that fishmg IS good Lnknown femlmne volce to George Underwood We re havlng a party tomte and what? I sald we re havmg a llttle feed tomte-what? I Sald we re havlng a blow out tomte and All rlght deaf' Slam' Mr Hollmeyer to Frank Savage- H1 Frank let s go fishmg agam thls week end Keen' Barbara s got the worms ready I ll brmg the sacks and palls for the catch Say I ll get them thus tlme regardless of slze O K Frank So long Q O . . ,. . . , 1 v I I' U 1 ' I ,' . . 11 ' ' K4 1 1 1 ' Y v 1 11 as ' ' ' ' V' 1 1 7 , ' v y . , . . ,, . 1 1 - ll I 7 ' I' Y 1 X' . . . ' ,, . . 1 1 ' ii ' 7 ' 7 ' - 1 ' YY ' ' 'I il Y! ' 1 ' il Y ' 1 1 . , . . , ,Y ' 11 1 1 , , . ' .... . , y a - . n ' . , . . . 1 1 ' . . , . , . . . . , . . , . . . . , , . . . , . . . . , . . . n - u 0 0 , . , . . . , , , . . 1 - - 1 . . ., . . 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Landmg of the P1lgr1ms lH0m8COmlHgj Freedom of the Press Movement QPress Com entlonj lhe Long Parley QPaynesv11le Debatej The Rewn al of Learnlng Magna Charta CStudent Governmentj Boston lea Pxrty CSen1or leap Battle of Waterloo CD1str1ct Tournamentl Olymp1c C ames CSen1or Partyj Drought Rellef CWater Clears Upj XX oman s Suffer xge Cllest Rooml 'l he Great Plague CCoCkroachesJ Last S1x Weeks Qlndustrlal Rex olutlonj C uster s Last Stand CJun1or Bally 'l he Reformatlon KB zccalaureatej Paradlse Regalned All Qulet on the Western Front Longer Periods The Relgn of 'l error The Romantle Age 'l he Flwabethan Age he Age oi Dlseovery Everyone uses these enul sharpeners nderwood s lr ord rooms fjamtors 9 ocker key Cmasterl nk CM1ss Stott sl afeterla ch xrge pI1Xll9gQ Dr Hollmeyer 1n the Lafeterla Sharp ws Knlght Morehouse xs Fhrhart 1911 Report C 1rd Wednesd 15 noccupled tables ypewrlters ln 933 mpedlments Lbooksg aboratory CH E H sj deas fthe other fellow sp elephone Cnurse Sl maglnatlon fln Ll xssj xc uses tex e s store l fl O 4 ' rw 1 . 4 2 .......,,,........... 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V V X V V -tiff 0 I Q' O 0 oo-S540 Q PAGE NINETY FIVE W , i 0 O O A Catty Log on Men Listen, darling daugher, I'll give you some advice On how to catalog your men and tell if they are niceg First, keep away from track stars g they usually are fastg Avoid the wise historiang he'll figure out your pastg The football men are all O.K.g they tackle everythingg But do beware the pilotg he'll soon be on the wingg Because they're always cutting up, don't date biologistsg Look out for one-round boxers g they're liberal with their Strike out the baseball players 3 they always hit and rung Since they are hard and chilly the granite men I d shun No power to electric men they ll shock you if they can On tire men and their blowouts I d surely place a ban Ihe wicked wicked racket is the tennis champ s conceit And do watch out for Janitors they Il sweep you off your feet Go sit dear daughter by Lake George and on that barren shore Peruse this wisdom I haxe culled from Dotty Dix s lore Hstsg beTtc sulllx an JoE tessari elizabeth Clark JoHn cochrane georgia magnuSon Una campbell l 1ther1NF' wedge choPpy crose horace hOllmeyer ted Papermaster margUer1te wright ea1L henton mary Agnes W ilsh uc h :Rd kaerwer forrest Payne swllde anderson dorOthy stott cy ril Plattes s 1Lly sc haedler e1leEn murphy Crossing the Bar The Leaping Lena with Old Nick at the wheel and Peppermint Patty at his side bounced oxer the Mounds and Nut Clusters both penny and nickel size It was the first night of the New Moon The Milky Jlmmlny he said with 1 Snicker it would be Cracker Jack to haxe a Chicken Dinner under the VI alnutoes But the Nlut Goodies were against them for they still had to cross the Bar of Gold where the keeper 0 Henry who would nexer Cashew a check and his wife Fat Emma ln ed To cross this bar Old Nick h id to pick up 1 stone of tremendous weight without dropping it but beciuse of his Iiutterfingers he let It fill ifqherefore he retraced his steps to 'Xlrs Del ix s c ifeteri 1 ind bought Hershey s ISSGS 0 . K . Y . , . 7 ! ,' ' . I ' f . A 7 ! l I , 1 1 n ! 7 ,, . . I V . . ' , . l v ' ' f 1 is I 1 I , . . 1 , 7 l ' Y 7 . y 7 L I 'Z iz ' I . 2 . . , 2 . 1 .2 ' ' ' 4 , . , . , , ' , . r , ' - , Aa 1 4 v y 1 A f K 1 1 . .' G Y' . , , , , . Way' was littered with 'Stars' and the 'Planters' had all gone home. 'Buy ' ' 777 ' ' ' ! A ' 1 y , 2 1 . , A 4 4 1 I 1 V . K ' ' 7 A 'K 777 I Y ' ! . . r I I K , A, 7 7 A 7 v 4 v V 1 I 1 ' ' 4 4 1 ' s 'C v v .V A . ' , ... , Q .1 Z . . .r., is .KJ . S, E. Z. ' '..' . gi :'. z .' -1' 'zz Y ' 1, '. , , . c, 0 Io t V Q o Q-Q' Q o ol O 0 4 405,04 Q 9 dxf, N i x x x O Q I UU '-ui, A.1 '.,'- -'f 'vffl ,O i 32 3 A , H , Ai. O PCL Ol O R 1-u. N 5 '-7 aww-7' A5 1?2u H! L O Q J NE .'iJ. 0 'I FB b , L' I Q ' L 'IT I P ' fi Q, y , 5 ' H . L Q53 if I 'xv Q 'If ge W F9 QW' . - x 9 l - '.' 5 ' n f Q ' M ri 2 T252 n Y f A A . g gg I I , . ' 0 ' ' . . ' A . D . A N A . Q 5 , , L V L - 4 Q' 'Z 1 'Hg Q H: ,g R yyffv. F ' 7' .2 3 5+ , 9 o ' TT7Tf?MiIf ,' ' M Ww' M M ' 0 0 St our muxm m mrl ummm xx x 1 loc If N UI X lnffmsw to GI NL If Ntx wh 19s lu 1 Ill mu merux NC IKM 1 N ws JU! NOUUI x x I ' N lXl I I X IIIOII ,N ol lo ln' I To you C .VI II as eu: ' I 'Im Im '11 uimlerl in the puI1Iic'z1Lirm of tIw ISIZRI 'I mop IW yo ' VIII' ,N WI' :NIV 'tix I. III J :II ,' I .' tu ISI, 'I 'Ls LIL Iks. To you 1'QzuIv1's who I: 'I 1 ' :url Ihv book. the sIzIII' oII'v1's this zulmunitirm: Suppurt them' I 1 Izmt.' and IIVUILP, ,' imml I I ple. 'I'I ' ,I tIwiI' IJt'I'.'I.'IQIII I-u-rmpcrutiun thvy Imvv pmx'wI In-il' irwlwosl in 'I'w'Imif':1I IIIAJII Svlwol :xml ii: am' tIos. Ou' I'CII21j'IIItIII I-:In Inv mzIrIe Inj pa ' awe. Gysst clo 1926 1927 928 1929 930 1931 u ' u i Techoes Photographe 1 yl:. IM laqll A ter School Days I 1 L.. Y f Eofvm 5 Q a fBest K 5 I i WW? gm, xx' mr W M .I f QNX Flour unll contmuc to be one o lz es necessztzes Keep at m your home It unll show you have been tmmed to recogmze .QUALITY THE H C ERVIN QOMPANT mce 1881 clentl IC rescrlptuon QPVICQ Molitor Drug Co. Drugs 59' Sundwes Y ou want .1 mee lookmg watch but what IS more 1mportant It should be a good and depend fzble tlmekeeper Elgm Hamllton and Tlmes W atches are good watches Come 1n and see the new models Srmlwl Bros. Jewelers Sr Optometrists PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE I V ' 'I '- smsmifww f f' f A ,, . wi X1 q 2 X u 4 Q 'Il W ' V 7 fl u 'L d N 5 - 00.5 , a e 'fi ip ' ' i 'ffv117!f,'.'l-'K' EUWFK' D I S ' I A N Ilfpzm s f ff K u, 1 - ' XO . . . . ' 5 KW! I H 2 IX S. i v . . Style msurmg correct good appearance llallty lnsurmg good value D11 Fablllty msurmg economy The Young Men 5 Style Store The 'KNEW Store Opposlte the Post Office m St loud Oscar Magnuson Wm J Rau Ed Magnuson Buy Clothes Here They must ma e good or we wall l hone 1138 Northland Blllldlllg HUBERT J HANSEN Bullder of Ideal Homes Sl CLOUD MINNI TYPEWRITERS Purchase your re eondltloned machlne here Rent lf you Wlsh rent applled on purchase It easy terms The Typewriter Shop Dr 0 P Br1ck Dentlst New Gramte Exchange Satellltes Charles Brlgham to Blll Fox P t H t eewee o arrle Marle Johnson to lrene Daubanton Mlss Welr to MISS COOl1l'1g Joe Tessirl to Coach Kasch Vt arren Delay to Ray Porter T e Koerner Grocery The Home of fPure Foods C2111 475 477 J A NEIL Elecmcal ontfractor Agent for lhor Speed Irons and VS ashers Nlodern Plectrlcal Pqulpment lo Slxth Axe S Phone 2238 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO 1 n O . . 1 o O . a I 1 I 7 . C 0 0 o ffl R l 3 r-. . , ' ' I . n 44 ' H , c Z . Nr w N ' x . 1 y 1 . A Phone 630 Sl. Mary's Building, I I I l 1 , . ' 1 . .2 7 V . . f 1 y Y , l 4 ' 1 4 ' A J J r ' ' v ' I u ' ADOSI IOIXI' O O Frorn School to Posltlon St Cloud Busmess College 'X 'XI -XHLFS Propr1etor Edelbroclc Bldg Phone 3,591 OI R POI ICI IS Nothmg But Busuze -X Hlgh Grlde Busmess College offermg courses IU Boolclceeplnc Ilementarx -Xccountlng Ach aneecl -Xeeountlng, up to and melucimg Income Tarc and Allflltlllg' Banlcmg and Bank POSUIIQ., Burroughs 'XIrch1ne Boolxkeemnf Lomptometrx Burroughs Cxleulltor Twpewrltmg, Shorthand OfIice Practlce Dupllcatlng., Nlachlnes SCPHCII Work Cour e III Telephomng and 1 xezx thorough course ln Flllh In 1clcl1t1on to the xhoxe xv also teach Commercul Lux Salesminshlp Spellmg Commercial I'Y'lgllSll PQIIITIAIISIIIJ Rapid Calculltlon Pract c 11 Office XI orlc and Secreta ral DIKIICIOII Call at our ofhce 1n person or send for eat rlog., COLLEGE ALWAYS IN SESSION ENTER XXX TINIE St Cloud Floral Co R c' ALI ISON Proprle or C reenhouses 61? If St Cermaln Stre t Phone 17 Branch Office and Salesroom lth Axe NI St Germaln Phone 19?-1 S-XY IT WITH FLOWERS Dealer 1n Fresh Cut Flowers Ornamental Plants Palms and Ferns DAX AND NIGHT SERX If F Yes we sell shoes but more 1mportant We it feet St Cloud Shoe Co 'Fltters of Feet 616 St Germam Street uaht any o , Inc St Cloud s Most Modern and Sanltary Dalry PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Butter and Cottage Cheese Telephone8 ST CLOUD 'VIINN PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE ,, - - H i Y . o , . A . . . , , J If ' ' 5.5.7, . I . , . . U . u , 4 4 1 , , , , ' Q, '1. A' r . V . 1 - I n 1 1 ' ' A ,. . T . . , . .' . - ' ,. l . . ' Y- ' y ' V L I Y ' 4 5 iv U9 , .. , . . . 1 C 1 . rv L y f f 1 x D ' . ' Y ' ff ' ' 4 I v vy r C . , . , s , 1 M ., U 3. 1 I ' - f w . - . I 1.1 1 1 '1 1 I 1 c ' L . 1 c , I 1 . , K Y .. A B. . . 1 Y . 7. . I ' .,.L Y . L V. .!.. .2 . . . ' L . I ,-. A A . A x I . 4' A . Q O I ' ' 4' -..- . .. ,c .., t . , . 1 . A- f. 1 . .. A. L . 1 . 9 1 1 I ' v ., . .-. 1 ' . Q a - 9 lt Y N1 6 , I . 1 v 1 1 -1 I c Y , , , , . - . . , O I , 0 0 , 0 I U 1 l . , I . THE NEWSPAPER AS A COMMUNITY BUILDER It IS the earnest purpose of the mel and womrn vsho are malxlng the St Cloud Ilmes lournll to ll UI tlllg IIIIKKDIDPI' recrrglllferl IS fl fI'10!IdlW paper They are fdltllfullw ende u UI'lll1., fldllk to l lrrv out th It Qplrlt and profltlng, lw thelr experlence lre CIOIYU., tllill' he t to glxe a. ehurflll good Vwlll Qerwlee to the end that ex ery legltlmate lnterest of thls communltv wlll be gIX en loyal support It ls the hellol' of the publlqher of thle newepflper and thle hellef IS Qharerl bv those who m wxorlxlllg, wlth hlm th lt one newnplper wlll be the means of spreldlng a more concerted llllltk of purpose for lll rlwle prolects and result ln .lchlexement-2. Vllllh wlll be for the grelt benefit of the future hdpplness and prosperlty of :ll the people whom thl newspaper Qerxe mlb' VVC C le Ill H ts Ox ereo'ltS Sult Dlessw Furs md All Wenrlng Apparel Flne Rus: Cleflnlngz T e Qepfllro and Altemtlono S 9 Store 20 Slxth Axe So Clothes for Partlcular Men H I Paper nflste I our Gu lr lntee of VI wter Serxlce Inf orpordtc d I hone 860 Ile Ldll for md 612 St Germam Street Dellver PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR ' 1 , ' .' S , , l ' 1 Y ' Y, ll . 1 'E' - u A - .4 Q 1 n lr 1 1 1 ' v 1 . - 4 1 I . ' '. 1 7 4 1. W . . . N, Q , , , VY .1 W 2 K . , , WY ' ' - y 2 ' r 1' S ,-' 'V f 1 l v' L v' . . ., . ' , ' . , . . ' A ' z 2 ' ' r , . : , . 1 ' , ' . I I ' , 'F ' . I S. ' ' .. , .25 .E . 'Q,' A l:1,, ' -I-1.1 ., .,.-. q I u 2 E E E 'T 5 9 'MUN sk' ' vm u , l.. 'I . - Y ,I 21, ,e., S, Hgpx, 2 P , . . - I l A L h . I I . , I e . . . w ' J . . 7 'V 7 I 7 TTT' 'W . J. l c I' f I' f I I V' I L K A I n L , ,,,, ,, I . . , J ' I .1 . . I C ZAPP STATE BANK ST CLOLD MIWN ESOTA EDXX ARD ZAPP JOHN BLETTNER PRESIDENIT CASHIEP FRANK FANDEI T T XX ALTEP F ZAPP xlch IRhs1DrN1T ass T C1IsH1LR H G 'IOLNCI i H ls OT'IO ZAPP vcr, IRhs1DENT ass T CASHIER Capltal Surplus and Lndnvxded Profits 5250 000 00 Resources over S4 000 000 00 Estabhshed as a prlyate bank by Iohn Zapp January lst 1889 Incorporated as a State Bank July lst 1901 Interest pa1d on Certlficates of Deposlt and Savlngs Accounts Deposlts of One Dollar and upw 1rd wlll open a Savlngs Account wlth us lnterest credlted on the lst day ot May and Nowember of each year YOLR KIND PATRONAGE SOLICITED They call James Stewart Atlantlc Cxty because he hasa bored walk Mr Nelson Define space Che ter Helnzel I haxe It 1n my head but I can t explam lt Nlr Hollmeyer Now Ill t1ke carbollc acld for lnstance Nvllllillll Klmball Hooray' No more chemlstry problems Flrst Teacher Qat lunchJ Shes about the dumbest thmg I know Second Teacher Calso at lunchl Sh dear You forget your S9 f I d We Flt Feet Correctly Foot L16 nsurance an Trouble are Often Flt Troubles AUHUIUICS H E99 S Boot Shop J. Hllbe, Dist Mgr Women s Shoes Excluswely Equltilble Llfe N Y. St Mary's Buxldmg Oppcslte Breen Hotel St Cloud, Mlnn PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE v v . , I I 'Y'-'Yan , - - , ' ,, 1 - I I I t - f Y ' F ' - ' I I I I 4, Lf? I x. . I . , , ' l em- , . - bl , - . I la ' I l Y , v N K p I we pi , ' ' ' gk f, ,. if , - --, N . 'N' 1 , . v -,, ' .. ,,,:i,,:Ia.Li1I ' A-' niribw A r-rf'-fu V 1 Y E-..-J . v . . , , A 1 - - , 3 9 ' ' 1 1 K ' y 1 r r '- Y 7 . . 2 . I . w . - . . I . v Y , I Y Y Y v . I . . , . . S . ' . I . Y , V 7 . . . 1 1 . A L u . . . . 1 Y . I u L s . I , N . A' I , Y . - S . . O 1 , . It Isnt Customary so the learned ones say to wrlte an uixertlsement wlthout trylng to sell sometlnng, But Wh lt xre you mterest ed IH more now than C1raduat1on'7 'Nldybe It lsnt Customary but We re o1n0 to use thls space just to Wlsh wou conflnued success and good w1II on thls lmportemt OCCJSIOH of your Ixfe sour very own Cfraduatlon Ulilmmm ii ll H A 3' I Central Mmnesotas Largest Store Fstdbllshed rn 1882 THE FRITZ CROSS COMPANY ST CLOUD S LEADING STATIONERS OFFICE SUPPLIES FIXTURES SCHOOL SUPPLIES SOCIAL STATIONERY PRINTERS BOOK BINDERS LITHOGRAPHERS FOR IHF IDI Srl IX lrzal zs all ur zum! ue uzlldotlzr re IEKMANI NIS PINK I R VIAX LS AND A Service Dry Cleaners 8: Dyers BRANCHLS OF 1seAl1Y eU11U1e1 A1 A BFITFR PHICI CAI 1 88 GILLESPIE BROS PHONF 89 624W St C erm lm lI07 St f ermeun Street Experienced Dry Cleaners and Dyers AUGUST R008 BARBLR AND 1s1AL1x suollr ST UUUD NDN PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIX I I I . . , I v . . V. C .' A I V. 2 Z I - . I , . . I' ' ' 7 7 A 1 U . . . 1: as . ... . 7 , . .II ' -s af wk . f-Q1 , 2 I y . N si' I Q V .. IE-. 2 :alll 5. iii Q ,-'- . ,nn gsg -1 5 E I - a 25.651155 - A - -I I I . ' rf . N W X y F I -. I X, I V, - L, I I If ,I , . ,, , . W2 LL! - J LJ J LJ J , M JF, , F., L I , ,L,,J, 4, . .-Q,f .f 2 JL, , .1 E ,QLD . .,f..'l . 1 , . , W I 'L ' In lp o l uh rv, rw 4 41 w v A4 l y 1 51 I J I . 'I C Q, ' IC I '.', a LL N. . .H . Y. 5 - L , , , , I rw 141 I J , I . . 4, J . N 1 1 w n 1 1 I' K v I A x . I C 1 4. ,,. . . I. ,. .'.'. , . , 170 Rooms FII epr ool BREE HQTEL The Przde o St Cloud One of the hnest hotels IH the Northwest Auto tourlsts glven speclul 1ttent1on Try one of our unsurpassed Sunday dinners Our Dllllllf 1nd Crlll room ls the best pl1ce to e1t ID St Cloud P1tron11e us once and you Wlll become 11 rwulu customer Rates S51 50 S2 so Meals at all hours H I BREEN Mgr Barter Banter lhough some 1thletes m 1y be dumb they do mf1nP1f e to control -X college g11du1te ls 1 person ELECTRIC who had 1 th mee to f et 1 Lolle e edue'1t1on REFRIGERATOR. It take br uns to get 1nyWhere today We suppose th 1ts why - so many people own automoblles Next tlme you order 1 druff store sandwlch ask them to mirk the corner the ham ls 1n w1th 1n Y lust 1 com enlence y know A smart retort when Nhss Mulrean asks you whether you mlssed school yesterday Not a all Not lt all Only tlme Wlll tell how lonff people can lue wlthout bruns rThese wlsecrxcks reprxntecl wlthout speclal perm1ss1on ot the copy rlght ownersl PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN - .I ' . . . 1 , . Y ll 1. I . 1. 1 . 1 4 'f 1 v ' . -1 - - 1' L 4 25 L 5 ' ff! . 0 0 , 0 rx 1 W 1 Q , L Lg . . ' thelr tacultles. ' A is r .N 1 A i L C L L. . Z . Z g 2 . g C u ' ' 1 z 1 , v u Y C v ' Y l A A L C, .,. .E . ,L 2 , . . N 2 1 . 1 L , . g At 1 I t . 4. 1, I I I . r . H ' , . f v I yy t . . . 1 . ' 1 u . ti C v .Q . , Compllrmenfrs of AHUIHHUUUH lndusmtrros lnoorporafcool Donlm ohnson Co 6-'IPIO Manxlfacturel s and obbez s Sash Doors and Intemor F1H1Sh 'Ft' johnson s Frames Cabmet Work Educator Shoes Solc IH 400 Kmney Stores Phe kmd the doctor says your clnldren should We xr Chnldren s Iducator Shoes rn p ltent bl xck Ulf md tan cfilf S2 49 N1 nv sn LE9 Infant tr S' 49 C hlld NIISSP Br xs Q Mens I he s 7 98 98 49 -1 98 You Can Always Save At KINNEYS All St fcrmrun St Lloud Nlmn PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT Q o 0 ,J . fn- 1 ' ' 1 .. ' -' 2 . 2 x y 2 'Z 2 4 J N f O qi, . I . A x 'fb 1 S' - 5 18 - L ' ' S' - 8I3to1l- 2.98 t r s' -llfgto ZZ - L.. , Girls' - 1Z'3toT - IS.. 1'1 - 9 to 1313 - 3. . - - Boys' - I to '13 - 53.98 . fy - 6 to 11 - .. Q 311115, All Fizrm' A-I'Il'lI'l 4.98 -il' 1 - .' . il ' ' . N . . . , . . Eternal Message fhffemowals AEROPLANE VIEW OF MELROSE MAMMOTH SHEDS MELRCSE GRANITE C0 ST CLOUD, MINNESOTA The Home of JI 'DSIF IEN JF TREASURE-CRAFT JEWELERS AND STATIONERS CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS MEDALS TROPHIES OWATONNA MIN NESOTA A Full Lme of .Qualrty Hardware HARD RE C0 324 St Germam Street Telephone 70 ? C7OuD num: OT 'X TI be nm the mx ez x nun zulu e Itrlch 5 ur OI Q f 0 ow SL mx course II cI nuer Ie ue mx bed In Hhs XI en' 5 SLWIHY c assex inf mn snr trme-Is md New 1 QI New In X11 Sn 1th S nmth senuons tI1 Xen one oi the DIOIBLIA was cu xx 1 mfx ow U 1 mt xx ec tnffe PAGE ONE I-I 'N QED VII II, , 9 I I ' G, - . I Let r e A 'A -' g M1 IC . ' 1 I, F ' I -an II ' .1II j ! I ' 3 , 1 I 1' 1 ' j . I , ' i 'C S1 ' ,z 'I S: S - I the gn'Is Ienrn to sew dresses 1 Iz1g':s,z I 3' ' X on an I1 ' on. - 'ss .' It - Q ' ' lf: find ul 'Int Qkes I 'J I tI'1L1Yl,,IES tum o '1' -k- 1 1,1 s. ... I TEN Greetings! TECH GRAD'S 1931 ALUIVINUSEACULTY ST. CLOUD CPUBLIX 'GHEATRES 'Ghe PARAMDUNT . . Tihe GRAND Pxtend to you on your cl'1wn of commencement Cod-'peed 'md beet wi'hes ........ MERCHANTS OF ENTERTAINMENT B1 nderz znfellectzmllzf an easy ZIGQ ATTEND XOL R PL I LIX 1HEATRE be me U zth A .Smale I he Home of HART 5CHAFFNER S: MARX Clothe to! the Pettel Dre ed Student J H RUETTELL CLOTHING LO Schae ers Boo GENERALQELECTRIC Stofye REP RIC ER XTORS SCHERFENBERG S STURE UF QUALITY VILNIC STORE Goods to Sam x Ez cvxone GE E E 1 . 1 . I b 4 b b '11 ' l U ' ' H V Yi A ' ' ' 3 47 V W L H v I- l-.I f- w - n H 1 ' . s ' ' J ' ss 'Q O O 9 When in need of anything in Xlusi' 7 will 801 and ask for Gi-:oR4:E FULL RANGE llllllll . . I . B, Q-Q Y . T I 'X 1 ' N , 1 . .Ig Yulmciy krxwws SK'ExE'I'Tt'I1DV!'Q, ex'v:'j.'?m ij' , - Y .. ' . . G V Y - ' zi!w'.x'4 frhwl-:IQE4. . I, , PA ON HUNDRED T E. The Amerlean Natnonal Bank CAPITAL SURPLUS RESERVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS S140 000 00 RESOURCES 1 900 000 00 Transacts A General Banlkmg Busnness OUR SECRET AMBITIONS Jack Magnuson To be ible to slng hke George Lnderwood Cahsta Olds To be able to repalr an automoblle Gordon Stlner 'lo haxe Beans Knutsons xltltude Katle Rose To become a second Helen W1lls Harrlet Thlelm in Too numerous to mentlon Ardell Calwln To make up hls mlnd Joe Tessarl To et 1nto the movles Ruth Sharp To get a good rest sometlme James Stewart To d1e argulng Nm? f' Q moons 0 l l 'gB Wmton Xema 4 Sunbursts of hand ca vlng add an QXQUISIEQ touch to the 14K sohd gold case Rlbbon wrlst band 15 Jewel Wlnton moxe men BARNEY BACHMAN COFFEE SHOP KX T9 cv ST CLOUD MINNESOTA When you want a good Permanent Wave or Soft Water Shampoo Remember NV A ID IE IH Il Mt IE JF BEAUTY SHOPPE IS the one place of arlstocratlc beautv 723 St Germaln Street Telephone 440 IIBIEIDIIYIEIIQ I ICE CREAM AND CIGARS HOME MADE CANDIES 706 ST GERMAIN STREET PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE 0 0 ' Y 7 9 ' ' E f 2 ' ' z S q A 1 Y T .pp U . . w v . 5 .E C A . ' 2 ' . ' 7 I -- - :aff , , , : I E , . .... .. 1 ? 1 N 1 ' Tim A-W2 . .15-:ef T - -.W , W3 , . zy- ,- Ez.-cf ' ' S' ' A ' 7 ' 5 0 5- . u .., - N r .. 7 ' 1 7 T 4-,J 9 Qualzty Grocerzes Fresh Fruzts and Vegetables Q -' OWL STORES ' BETTER FOODS FOR LESS STOSE Two Storeb m St STORE No 1 STORE No 9 Grocer1eQ Orocemes S t 408 St Germam Street Cloud I-lu 092 St Germaln tree LUIVIBER CO BUILDING MATERIAL PAINT AND COAL ONE BLOCK NORTH OF COURT HOUSE 201 EIGHTH AVENUE NORTH ST CLOUD IVIINN Eg 1Ta:pofIno1l C ICO XLHEWOLET Cromer Olds oa olo XXHFNXOU BUX I CHEIROLET Coalwoodandlce HOL RIDE IN LONII-ORT AND SAFETY olo SCHLOUGH MOTOR CO ST CLOUD SADK RAPIDS ZOO Nlflth Avenue NOI'th Tel 714 T 457 M' IE II3 IE IIQ 9 JF FOR EVERYTHING IN MUSIC NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE HUNDRED THIRTEEN PAGE ONE gn--.Q , I n ar v I' ' v ITEC .. . .... J. E. EL I LL i J I for anomica rn 4' F . T IITTI ' I .L. eI.'f. 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