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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1935 volume:

xy TOxH n V W W L LING! xu1IWg 1 g1OO , , , , , N 5 ' Th T I XI 1 xl I I 4 I X 'L1D!1NI1'A LW LIN Xl ,mx ol ilk' ixwl f 'iq' l Sl. Kxloml ,XXx'r1r1cQl.x I1 -Y- Xw XI X xgxgln-xkkpzxrpxv OFQNVOFL ORK and Play both are vital elements of education. In this 1935 Techoes, the editors have endeavored to show the stages children go through in both work and play from kindergarten through high school. The art work on the end sheet also uses this theme. One side is devoted to the progress of the child in work from babyhood to high school graduation. The other side portrays the recrea- tions children participate in while attending school. The book itself is divided into two parts. In the first part, pictures of classes and faculty, and snaps of school work show the work side of edu- cation at Technical High School. The second half emphasizes play, and con- tains snapshots of clubs, sports, and recreational school events, likewise necessary to the education of a high school student. , C fontent XX Iorlc FacLJty CflJSSCS Studies Play fxctivitics Clubs Sports S tx. -1 ....,'-v L, mg 111 xx iff? Jin - 4 I., fi' f Ms- ,M V MF - 1- WEN- -E ,. 'ff Hx, V V' , f 111-,Nr V- X11 'i . 1 :' n ' jg X- -W. TIT gl - WWW, -4 MJ' q' , W , ffL,,,4jz? w t:-Li X. ff' Qgrrmfk 2 Kg' 1 Q,' - MX f 1 A 4- .1 4 ,. is Y i 1 ui in , , 0 'Qt--' 5 -A Jw 'L M, ,Q 4 Y If 1.--P +L . :li by I I K v . -Jenni - ' ' ' .Q ul.,-Q 5 . 'F.-ff---1-gg-..i....x.,,,A,, ?: i kz,45 .J---5, -xfwwfi- fg ' - vV T ' Q , Yu' ' Eg is , ?'f 5' ... ' f 'i 5 S 1 Q 3:32 , R a mug A 3M f 3 233 5 W . K . 1' l .w ,Aw M, .,,,,. . tr -- ' , R55 far- Af' Y .. - .Nb , , 5 q:F:gL, gr 1 L , W ,Umm '1 .1-a-'k: N ' 'f I ln- 5- Q I X Jw 1 ,Avy N M, , ' !1'w-3-xr-3' f.-X ' ? . Z ',QN!.'Tfi1h ' I it mg -.' 'fx N ' 'if' fx W f V - E 5 . 12 E xg.: , N ts.. A i ' N -Q 'f F'1WwmfH , , f H.-. 1: ' ' .. 'X ' I QHHIH 1-,, RVN' S9 UI? f 1, To the Technical High School Seniors: The schools of today with their multiplicity of courses and numerous activities are the result of the thoughtful planning of yesterday. Three hundred years in the life of an organiza- tion, an institution, or government may mark but the beginning. The high schools of today offer the opportuni- ties that they do because those who have lived be- fore Were willing to plan and sacrifice. The high schools in the years to come will achieve success in proportion to the continued effort and sacrifice that those who are now students are willing to make for its continuance. I congratulate you upon your completion of the high school course and upon the opportunity to share in the continuance of such an institution. Sincerely yours, H. B. Clough, Superintendent To the Class of 1935: Greetings and congratulations! Your class year marks the 300th anniversary of the founding of the first American high school. We look back on that event today as a unique achievement, and you are debtors to the pioneers whose foresight and vision made your high school possible. I hope that your high school training is but the beginning of a liberal education which will broaden and deepen as your interests grow. My best wishes for your success. Elizabeth Clark. Principal Mary Almeter Commercial Charles S. Chapman Manual Arts Mary Ellen Fink Engl ish-Fren ch Charles E. Janneck Social Studies Annyb. nderson glish ff X Ja Lyle C. Crose Social Studies Physical Education Gertrude Gove Social Studies Myrtle Johnson Nurse 54 I .A D I G 304' xxx If-is 1 Mahi! Xcyii N Myrtle C. Bacon Speechf-English Cora Dorsey English Erwin Hertz Music Warren E. Kasch Social Studies Physical Education ,SQ i AKVX X0 up N by ,,,fy L I X Sv ff' ,fx X A -F1 C4156 ,vvfvq 4' -Af 7'4'fLff ' A2 7,, f ,. , 44 nr f,-, . 5+ ' ,W-cffvd 1 ,dll V7 . ' 'W 1 fL.,f.A-f'f7,-'-C., cy-474V . X1 If ,ul q . 7 7 ' ',f. ' L i.5 271 gff xl ,fry Helen Carter Music-English Clementine Eich Art Horace Hollmeyer Science C larabelle Ledahl Dean of Girls Librarian English X Alice Lewis English O. A. Nelson Science-Mathematics Anna B. Ryberg Commercial Mary Agnes Walsh Latin-English Ll F. J. Lueben Commercial Lewis Olds Sight Saving J essie Smith Robert Miller Manual Arts Athletics M. E. Omann Social Studies Dorothy Stott Mathematics Journalism-English Ethelwyn Weir Theodore M. Zeyher Home Economics German-Social Studies Theresa Mulrean Assistant Principal Science Lorraine C. Raugust Girls' Athletics J. W. Turner Manual Arts Athletics Dorothy Heraly Office Secretary LOUIS AIJELMAN Tull and drhonuir with that srniur air. January, 1936. ROBERT AIDEM We Aid'im, but he can do it alone. Football, Basketball Manager, Class Basketball. Track, Dia- mondball, Tech, Techoes Man- aging Editor. GWINITH ALLEN Silent and sirweref' January, 1936. Band. Class Basketball. JOHN ANTIL He's tall. but that's not all. Class Basketball. HAROLD BAKER I'm fast: I bm! time. Class Basketball, Band. fb BYRON BARRETT Slow 'motion is I. January, 1936. KENNETH BARRETT H1 finally laughed in his srniur year. Peppy Tech, Tech Editor, Techoes, Boys' Glee Club, Class Vice-president, Student Council, Quill and Svroll. Mixed Chorus, Class Play. LA VERNE J. BARRETT Sweet tempered. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. VIRGINIA BARTHELEMY She has u kind word for every- one. Art Club. OTHMAR BAUER Ambition that is noble. CLARENCE BEAN I can handle the boys. Basketball, Baseball, Class Bas- ketball, Diamondball, Boys' Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Football Manager. KENNETH H. BEHRENIJT Hell be un artist some day. Art Club. 4 RUTH BENNETT She has an ever-happy dis- position. Entered from West High School, Madison, Wisconsin. VIRGINIA Bl-IRG Qu1'4'tm'ss ix dignity. EMIL BERGER HL0l'F,S ton simple for ci brainy man. Class Basket ball, Techoes. N JQHN BOEHM Boehm is one wit ,ll remem- ber. ' Masquers, Quill and Scroll, Declamation, Tech Editor, Techoes, Debate. X A' J J i - lf f .1 f J. BORMES ' Ne must I study. ghoes, Band. GENEVA BRACKEN A perserering and obliging student. Orchestra. VIRGINIA BRAUN Brains, beauty, sweetness tom- binrdf' Tumbling, Swimming. Q' MW ! MARY BREEN Personality plus pep-that's Nlaryf' Entered from JeH'erson High, San Antonio, Texas. Masquers, Orchesis, Class Basketball. EUGENE J. BUJALSKI A boy with u serious mind. IJELORIS H5 BUT t'unj'rr1 and hnpp 1 .' Basketball. T i clvanc- ecl Swim 'ng. JEAN ETTE CAMPBELL .-llzrays kind in thought and tical. Entered from ,Cathedral Tech. v JAMES CANNON 'K-ilzrays seen in the halls zrilh Hall. Band. ROBERT CARLSON Wa all like him. KENNETH H. CATER ll'herc'S lhffe s Catfr, 1hfre's fun. Masquers, Band, Orchestra, A Capella Choir, Boys' Glce Club, Techoes Advertising Manager, Class Basketball. 1 1 FLORA CLARA COCHRANE A girl with many accomplish- nzcnlsf' Tech, Basketball, Swimming, Tennis, Tumbling, Girls' Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Library Cadet. FLORENCE M. CONRAD t'Hnthi1:rialic, sfrialile, and :fin arc. Hee Tec, Library Cadet. TED CORNYYALI. 'Qi rpurtingl youll j'ellnir,' Techoes. ROLAND CZECZOK i 1 ' 1 lx fffl' - f GERALD H. IQILERS 'Kin ambitious, 114 In nrlalrlz stu flint. Football. Basket ball, lbeclama tion. ROBERT ALLEN ELLIOTT Lost his hcurl, but funn!! il n aiu. 9 Uhliying and fricnzily lo ull. Tech, Masque-rs, Techoes, Art Cluhb, Track, Tennis. 1 , J. . 1 . , 1 S' -' v 4 i fhfx'A1 'J A7 xi RVTH M. IDAUBANTON Putty blue eyfs and equally prelly hair. T. N. T., G. A. A., Swimming, Techoes. EUNICE JANET DE LAY She never delays her duty. Entered from Labette County High School, Altamont, Kansas. T. N. T., Tech, Techoes Editor, Swimming, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll. YIVIAN M. DES MARAIS The zrarlrl was made far sports. G. A. A., Hee Tec, Masquers, Orc-hesis, lleclamation, Swim- ming, Volleyball, Class Bas- ketball. f I , J HN J. IJIPPOLD Then thc Shorcl brain. Football, Track, Class Basket- ball, Hockey. f. CAROL M. ECCLESS Commun suis: is hu ynalesl gift. Entered from Clearwater High School. Tech, Techoes, Band, Orchestra, CLEMENS EMMERICH All's irell that ends u'fII. MARION L. ERDMANN She makes an ini Ircxsiori on I pw plc. ' ' Band, Techoes. 5llEONA M. 1 A safe' companion and a HQ friend. Entered from Watkins High School. Swimming. LURELLA FAHRENHOLZ lValch mc sink this one. G.A.A,, Vice-president, Techoes Volleyball, Basketball. CAROLINE FELIJ Lift and let lim. Ileclamation. GURDIAN FETTIG H3011 almul !mrn, DONALD L. FISH There's :willing fishy about him. Boys' Glee Club MILDRED FOLTMER She'd ralher be than seem lo lie. T. N. T., G. A. A., Class Bass ketball, Declamation, Teehoes, Girls' Glee Club. RICHARD FOUQUETTE Rich in his friendships. Peppy Teeh, Junior-Senior Class President, Tech, Ter-hoes, Business Manager, Student Council, Hockey, Tennis, Band, Orchestra. JEANNE FOURNIER ' n acromnzoflaling and willing worker. Entered from St. Boniface High School, Cold Spring. Swimming, Girls' Glee Club. Library Cadet. ELYERA FRANK She's full of pep and fun. G. A. A., Urchesis. Swimming, Tumbling, Girls' Glee Club, Posture Queen. BONITA B. GA RUN Spe'eeh is sill-fr.'sf'ler1r'f, gulrll ri, January, 19236. GLADYCE GEORGE Tech misses this rlmnrzing person. January, 193 6. HOYVARD GEORGE A'He'll live long and happily. VERNON GIDMARK Reliable in his duties. Basketball, Class Basketball, Techoes. VVILLIAM GOBLISC H Always zrhere the Uraequef' is. Entered from Cathedral. Peppy Tech, Student Council Presi- dent, Tennis, Football, Basket- ball, Class Basketball, Class Play. CLARENCE GOHMAN Our rirtorious basketball mp- lain. Peppy Tech, Basketball Cap- tain, Football, Class Basket- ball, Track, Tennis. JEAN ETTE GRUBER Solitude is needful lo lhe im- aginutilnzf' Art Club, Masquers, Class Play. -ii N. LOREN HAAHR Har! Ifdfl Har! Life's a joi-W' Football, Hockey, Boys' Glee Club, A Capella Choir. x l VALERIA HALL She has rx weakness for sax players. Tumbling, Declamation, Girls' Glee Club. MARY ALICE HAMILTON A light hear! knou's no fear. Basketball, Tumbling, Advanc- ed Swimming. MARY HEDSTRAND Keep all lhat you have. Swimming, Tech, Techoes, Girls' Glee Club. I A .f v f WILDIAVM HEN DERSON And lhere burst forlh a s01ig.' Boys' Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Orchestra. JENNIE HEINER Gruf'inusly poised, shfs every- one's friend. T. N. T.. G. A, A. President, Masque-rs, Tech, Tet-hoes, Stu- dent Council. ,f' f .MJEY GULQE Who rlorsrfl knou' Joey? Debate, DANIEL HENNEK TOIIlIlffllIl S another day. January, 1936. EARL HENNING .. 4 - , .l msn ofqilulqy, rm! quunfzly. l -i l'4-ppy Tech, Tech, Tcchocs, Senior Treasurer, Stuvlcnt Founcil. Band, Orchestra. 1 YALERIAN l-'. HENNING Ill ducsrff Ml UII hc knows. DOROTHY l lI'IYIY00l3 .-llerl for fun and work. I-Entered from Sauk Rapids High School. T. N. T.. Student Council Secretary, ec Tec, Swimming, lk-clama on Tech. ,Mi ALIJI-IN W. HIBBARIJ Ulichulrl his rmriy smiley Vlass Basketball. ESTHHR HILL 'Elly rmiurc is subducr1. Entered from Holdingford High School. Basketball, Girls' Glee Club. ALVIN.-X KI. HINNENKANIP Sil4m'e is slrvfhr than spurllf' f'l'I4'll. R. llHFl Xl.-'KN l.'1l1lfuI1s In mu p1rpfIi11:1grz'n. I icclamation. III-ILl'HINl'l HUHMAN.' f'nuI1l slit pass um! uv j'nrg1ft. ' I-lntercrl from Sauk Rapids High School. Techoa-s,Banrl Urchestra. IJUNALD HULLANIJI-IR Noi hold, im! shy, just frisml- ly .. Basket ball, Vlass Basket ball. MABEL A. HUYICR She came cr slrrlngcr and rf- nmined l1fflt'Il1I.H Entered from Harding High School. Techoes, Girls' Glcc Club, lleclamation. .',!' Nh Kil-INEYII-IVE l-I. .lt JHNSUN .Nfn1nr1'h1llslfy, Ml! will of Yun. XYAl.LAl'l'I JUHNSUN ll'h:n llzufs ll'41llm'v. ihufs 11 fray. Hockey. Track, Tennis, Font- liall, lbiamondball. KENNETH P. JONES Ht's 'nm' nf Ulf .lnnrs buys'.' if ' 4. . I r ANTOINETTE HUNN 'll rhapsody of :cords mul yiflfllw- T. N. T., G. A. A., Techoes, Class Basket ball, Basketball, Swimming. HAROLD J. JACOBS He captainerl the Tigers to triumph. Poppy Tech, Football Captain, Basketball, Track, Vlass Bas- ketball, Hockcy, lliamondball. CARMEN JENSEN ..,, rzlly, ptppy, popular. Tech, Tec-hoes, Volleyball, Swimming. A Pape-lla Vhnir. l-Il1lTll .IUHNSHN JH gmlzl :luis rm! glfiiorf' VIRGINIA KAERWER f'l1aml:'r1g1 In uppmrzzrirf' mul urti'mis. Basketball, Volleyball, Tumb- ling, Swimming, Tech, Techoes. LA YI-IRNE KAY All lmiyzus spiulc lull of her. Techoes, Swimming, Volley- ball, Girls' file-e Ulub, Band. YIRGINIA KELLAS liinyu. 11 ngulur spin buf. Tech, Tcchocs, Art Vlun, Ur- chestra, Class Play. I J. I I'II'GI'lNI'I JUHN KICRN Hlfmni in il ffyllilj M1217 uf plug. l-Intered from Vathf-rlral. Track. Vlass Basketball. l ,I ' f' uf In If f A . GEORGE KERSTING A Huw sirrel thi' blush uf hush- fulm'ss. Enters-fl from Crookston High Svhool. Band. VVILI-'llI'IlJ G. KLEIN 'iS1'es ull: lrrlmrs ull: suys nuth- ing. VIRGINIA KNIGHT She spralfs sirzce'nly. Techoos, Band, Girls' Glee Club. JEROME J. KNUESEL. A modefst zrell-brcd gentleman. JULIAN KNUTSON .1 He lows lmolrs, but thut's rm! all. Football, Track, Class Basket- ball, Student Founcil, Home- roming Fhairman. GENHVII-IYI-I KOGLIN Klriythiny fur 11 quiet Mfr, IJONALIJ Xl. KOl.l.NlAN Hr zrmps trulh in 'i'.vsrurfly. Ileslamaliun, Boys' Glf-v l'lub, A Fapvlla Vhoir. fr IQYHLYN A MER, Talks nirv: urls Hire, lir Tech, Tevhof-s, Band, Stud Council, Swimming. MARGARET KRONENBERC .'lIwlrsly uflvr: hidfs mrritsf' Swimming. CHARLES D. KUFFICI. A pu::l1' fre-n to hz'nzSslf. Football. LAVVRENCE KUFFEL Beu'are.' I may surprise you yet. Track, Class Basketball. RAYMOND KURR It hikes him tn break the iff. LORHAINIC LAGEHGRHN 'Trieridlim-ss is Iicrsariifivrl in har. Basketball, Swimming, Tec-hos-S, Student Voum-il. ARTHVR IC. LANES A grind fl lluu . Enters-d from Fsntral Iligh Sr-hool. Minneapolis. Afape-lla Choir, Track. I JOHN LANG '.lr,rli'ry' run plug horli'e'y. l'HlLI.II' LANG Hr shinrs liriyhlly in sports. Football, Basketball, Trac-k Class Basketball, Tennis, Ilia: mondhall. ' w J! 1 . , V J 1 a1.s1E 1.ARsEN She is mu' uf those happy girls. Dec-lamation, Orchestra. EVELYN LARSEN She graces Tech as a cellislf' Swimming, Declamation, Band, Orchestra, Techoes, Library C adet. FERN B. LARSON Why mverdo study as a pas- lima? Basketball, G. A. A., Her' Tec. SIGRIIJ M. LARSON 'lShz' zrmrs rlnthzs with gmre and xlyl1'. Girls' Glee' Flub. VIRGINIA LARSEN Why yrnllf me n pnfrr hl1n1do's.' Flass Baskvlball, Swimming. Volleyball, G. A. A., Girls' Glee I'lub, A Vapella Fhoir, Band. f ,fy f v , ? f O AA YERNE I.AI'I'IR .lHu1lfl'r In hir olrn ujlrlirsf' Rl PSEMARY LEE Rosemary: thafs for ninem- bmncef' Swimming, T. N. T., Masquers' President, lleelamation, Girls' Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Class Play. FRANCIS J. LENT Lent isn'l so bad ufftr ull. Entered from Melrose High School. MARIE LINTGEN She zrnrked hard and got re- mills. Declamation, Girls' Glee Club, Masquers, Salutatorian. fifth P. UL1NE,,.H!i.oEHRER f l l ,0 II diploma. Orchestra. Rf PSELLA LOEH BER Petrie spszlk lmulfr ihun 1rnrri:1. JEAN LOGAN Thanks, .Uu41ixrm. LI'CILI.l-1A.1.l'C KI-IM EYI-Ili 'Suphislirrllui Lady. Tennis, Ter-hoes, Girls' Gln-e Club. WILLIA M LUX Life is just onf baske! offer unolhcrf' Football, Basketball, Diamond- ball, Class Basketball. JOHN MCCANN His greczlfsl sin's 11 happy grin. Football, Basketball, Track, Class Basketball, lliamondball. V ELIZABETH RKSON Everything ' es, shz docs well. . Entered fy m Sauk Centre High Sch . N X. i EDITH MAE MARTIN A friend once, ll friend for- ever. Entered from St. Paul Central. Swimming, Volleyball, Techoes, G. A. A. MARY E. MARTIN 421,11 r y 'x gf ll iul rlisposition hmuyhl many friuuisf' Entered from St. Paul Central. Swimming, Techoes, G. A. A. LOREN MAY 'He Wdy, und hc rims. F. A RAYMOND XII-ICH.-XYICII Su ma ,' hun' rulrn I rim. Boys' lllee Club, A Capella Choir. VIOLA MECHENICH This I kllflllf I Iurt to plug. Teehoes. 1-'RAN K F. MERRILL He rurries his share QV' the loud. Class Basketball. LA VERNE MICHAELS Her Smile is her pnrivus Missing. Tec-h, Basket ball. Volleyball, Teehoes. IJOLORES MIELKE 'Z-I prftly girl zrith prflly nays. Basketball, Volleyball, Terh, Techoes, Quill and Scroll, I-'I.OIiENCI-I MILLER 'Il perl and rnnusing person- ulityf' liAl.I'H XlIl.I.I'lli Why hurry? Lift u'un'!b1 any Entered from West High School, Hockey, Diamondhall, Tennis, lonyfrf' Madison, YVist'onsin. Teehoes, Class Play. 3 f . fl D GEORGE K. MINKEL 'Tlprimism has lifted heavy loads. Track, Hockcy. Band. JANE 5'lITi'HEI.l. 'li plrfusirzy lillle Sroich loss. Band. IONE MOLIN Ulfadiates rhurm and person- aliiyf' Swimming, T. N. T., Masquers, Tech, Techoes, Senior Class Secretary, Class Play. ADELINE MOLL '4ll'e Fdllll help bu! like her. LORRAINE MOOG Who erm mime' ll better girl? Vlass Basketball, G. A. A., Hec Tec, Tec-hoes, Orchesis. LEO MONDLOCH Long may thu! marrel Il'llI'l'. Entered from Melrose High School. Flass Basketball. SYLVESTER F. MROZEK Why u'orry?It1nulreS u'rinkles. Band, Orchestra. FRED MURPHY Tailor-mmle Freddy. Masquers, Poppy Tech, Tech Editor. Band, Student Council. DON NEIL Today I live. TOTll07T0ll'fll'h0 cares? Clase Basketball, Boys' Glee Club. Track. MYRTLE NEITZEL Learned to study, and studied lo learn. f Band, Orchestra. ' v N JU I ' fl life JOHN NELSON Our fumre senator. Saluiatorian, Declamaiion. LORRAINE NELSON Gu1frf,1u and znzizwfiurzirzgyf' I 8 DURWA ARTEN I d0n't prearhg itihy should I practice? Track. , , 4 IRENE R. OLSON Ambition is the gf-rm of seeds. Entered from Eagle Bend High School. MABLE ORROCK In her quielncss there is sin- verily. Swimming, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. EUNICE OSGOO D Sweet and sociable. CHESTER OTTO ulfllllflf Here romzs l'hel. ' Entered from Sauk Centre High School. Football, Techoes. GEORGE VV. PARKINS 'Zi very likublf person. Entered from lioyalton High School. M' . N VXA l 'lV'l'e NIEI. N1r:1.si-:N E NEWS and 'ful Nm' dmu- H II: may :ln snnulhiny flrlrllllly l'AllRENVH PATTOUK lll'4'l3YTl3V-lflll. Tl'f'h. Tcchoes, yd' 'Turf' irill rzrrrr kill him. Girls' Gln-v i'lulr, Orchcalrav Swimming. Tennis. Januarg , lfliiii. 1,b BERNARD J. PETERSON Thin gow u rful pal. Dovlamation. RAY PETERSON .-lclions speak Zoudfr than words. Band. VERNON M. PETERSON 4 'Good naturcd and erally liked. if V FERN l'HII.LI PS Jolly. culc, r!rz'c'r to bool. Volleyball. Tvcn, Techoes, Girls' Glee Club, Masquers. CHARLES POEPKE z'er rfgrflt n silfr1c'e. ARTHUR POIRII-IR 'Ziuhtlr zril and humor' Ihufs url. 1 Hockey. Masquers. 1 BE RNADETTE POTTHK PFI-' 'Xl happy miflun of sux.-4 und, nonse mu Basketball, Orchesis, G. A. A., Tec-hoes. MARVIN POTTHOFF Brau'n and brains mukf a gum! Football, Bwket ball, Travk, Tennis, Diamondball, Student Founcil. EDNA M. PRETZER .-lllraysncongfniul und plaus- arzl. Basketball, G. A. A., Advanced Swimming, Life Saving. k.,f CLARENCE RAASCH Fortune helps the brave. Tech. f If J A9 W' Downes 1. RASSIER A lady :rho is 7ll'1't'f rowdy. CAMILLUS RAYMOND R1ilIian1 as Ihe shine on his show. N YIYIAN Rf TE Slit app ' S 'S bllhr lhinys. . 'U Techofvs, a, rt Club. . X ,B 5 X1 ' 'x X 7 X ' I HELEN ROSE I'r1pan1lmss is hlr rrluftuf' Swimming, G. A. A.. Declahha- tion, Girls' Glef' Club, Band, Orchestra, A Capella C'hoir, T. N. T., Student Council Life Saving. HI-IN RI ETTA RUI N iI,l'l1 Hu :rays un u-nys offrfuulli- rims. T00 h ons . GERALD RUEHLI-I A quiet, umlzilious sort. HILA RY J. RU F F HFS Small, bu! so uus .Vapo- Ilan. January, 1936. OTTO SALFHERT A muslfr ul dczrarirlg. Football, Class Basketball. Rl A RGL' E RITE SA RT ELI. 'AA sunny and zlflwnzinrd slu- dull. Entered from Sauk Rapids High School. Te-vhoes. JEROMI-I H. SAVER l'utrff'l.' Henry has un fquulf' Tram-k, Der-lamalion, Band, Or- cllgstra. N . I I I jx Humax sc'HAEFr:u 'Ll ff frppgfriutirf' Iish N VEIJA M. SPRAGUE .-ltlenlirc to hfr own rljfuirsf' Girls' Glee Club, A Capella Choir. VERA STAVRUM Here's a good slude'nl. Basketball, G. A. A. LAVERNE STECKLING A'Shff's Ihr lop. Ulass Basketball, G. A. A., Terhoes, Valvdirtorian. CLARA R. STELTON 'lllodesly is a rundle' lo her mrri!. Entered from Litchfield High School. ,Lf J. STRAN IJBERG AS rare and charming as name. G. A. A., Art Club, Orchesis, Swimming. Volleyball. LIICILLE STREITZ Hn pt! hubby is f1miririg. January, 1936, Flass Basket- ball, Swimming. N1 'ARI l I' RITI' SXIITTI- N IIUNALIJ STRUIHGI. 4 :nun n fluuli nf :lion I'rmlmi my rluxtf' I- L 41 from Sauk Rapids Hoc-ks-y Managz-r, Boys' Gia-0 H ' T mn fiiliirffhfifil Club, A Vapvlla vhuir. JEAN A. STI'l5I'Ill Ulludfsly fs her fh4lrm. Band, flY'f'l IE'4!Y'8. J Ll! AliTlll'Ii SKY.-'KNSHN H4'Il slizlf Ifuznhmzl Ihrnuflh lfff Football, Baskc-tlrall, Track, Vlass Basketball, Band, Ur- vhvstru. V4-ppy Tc-ch. ALBERT P. TAUFEN Hz dmsrf! hurl fu speak lu s1z1'rs'rll. January, 15136. WALTER TEIGEN '11 'Humlrl Tun' pfrsm1ulily. Terh Business Managvr. Te-vhm-S. Masque-rs, Quill and Svrcll, l'la:s Play. XVALTER Tl'Il'BER K'usmr.1,uIi!un. l.t'ft Svhuol. GLAIJYS TIlil'il 1I.I. Hn 1ml'1lIr mul hruwh bring! nsulff. Swimming. T. N. T.. Art Vluly, Masque-rs. Ur:-hz-sis. Tm-h, Tc-vhoes, Quill and Scroll. Nl.-XKIUN TIRlii'II,l. Hur brush und 1111110111 lfrfng ynsrlllsf' Swimming T. N. T.. Art Vlulw, Masqus-rs, l In-hr-sis, Twh, T1-r-hoes. IIWVX' Tllllli inn run! Inu! jun. RAYNIUNIJ M. Y0l'K I-Inn-red from Nurthtie-ld 1's-n- IDN Mn lnrnim 1'm Inn. tml High Fvhoul. Girls' Ulm- Vlulr. JOHN TUIXIVZIK He knmrs uhul Ink ahold. January, 19336. BERNETTI-I TRVZINSKI E1'4'r smiliufl, mrcr llrlzzgzf' Flass Baskc-tball, Ci. A. A Ts-vhovs. Nl.-XRIAN NYAHL l'ym1mf!f 4-mms in small! lurk frgn S. tml. Stud:-nt Fauna-il, Swimming. MILTON J. WALSH I,lI's yin him illru My u,l1x. Chr-4-rll-zxclvr. MAR,i'I'1I.I.A TRYBA ALICI-I XVARIJ 'Zi sirzrwn yirlg :re uisll hrr Slmlir.11b mul frfzwlnus I,- ll'lll. huns. I N-1-lamation. I-ILMER YANIJESTREEK Wh: rf 'N lflmv rf ANIDIQICXY VAYRI1 'KA Um jim! wlnll Amp 'lurk' nf him, Tram-l-Q Vuptain. Vlaw Basket lvall T1-rh, Banrl, Hrchefxra, Po-ppy Twh, Sturlvnl Voum-il. GI-IHILGIHI Yll'TUli ..' II will M YM z'f1 ur. I Jevlamalion. .-XLBE RT WEBE Ii l:30 2250 S250-M'llu11l'Sr1l1f Foullmall. NIATILIIA 51. XVI-1141-IK SM wus 1: ffm Muni. Iinlvrs-fl from XYalkins High Schuul. ISARBARA XYEIJGI-I .A f Y j mllvm rflll 11 p fm.:- V'fl f -' , tl. , ., T. 'if lil-1 Tr-ch l li , ll:4'lH7l'4, Girls fylee flu 1, A lan-lla l Vhnir 11351 u1-N. Orr-hvsis, , 1 . Quill and Svrnll. I.llli6' XM:- m 11 n , Urcha-slra, Slllfiklll Founvil. Flaw l'!uy. , lhwlunlzx- SENIQRS RUBY WEIMER A bil of old time wlzolcsonlr ness. Deelamation, Orchestral . 'ENNER ' 1-lr of bmuly is not her dl- j'iric'nr'y. Swimming. Her' Ter. Student. Council. HERMAN E. WESTERBERG There's no tobireb in his attic. Orchestra Manager. JEAN WHITTIER Petite, su-eat, and neat. Entered from St. Paul Central. T. N. T., Declamation, Tech, Techoes, Student Council. MARGARET WINKLER 'AShe does her own thinking. Entered from Sauk Rapids High School. Girls' Glee Club. VIRGIL K. WINETTE Her goal-the Olympic games. Basketball, G. A. A., Declama- tion, Band, Orchestra, T. N. T. RICHARD WITHERALL Now all I need is plenty of time. Class Basketball, Tennis. VIOLA WITTE She mn be witty. January, 1936. Orchestra. RUTH C. WOLHART Acts well: thinks uell. EVELYN WOODWARD Every effort a seed to suecessf Tennis, Declamation, Tech Techoes, Girls' Glee Club. JOE YAEGER. If trouble knocks, let it knock.' January, 1936. 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SOPHQMORES Fourth Rowffllarie Brinkman, Valentine Blenkush, Dorothy Vlzxcston. lidward Culnane, Bernard Betzold, Pete Cary, Arthur Dimler, Susan Amersbach, .lohn lfirers. Bob Beaudreau, Margaret Boden. Third Rowe-Clayton Anderson, Francis Butler, .lean Dingman, Letha Duea, Adelbert Dippold, Marceline Deering Norbert Bunt, Wilbur Daniel, Goldie Altermatt, Leone Eder, Louis Fritz. Second Row--Mildred Benson Elaine Bracken Edward Carver Inez Anderson Ione Barrett Florence Burke Bernice Feiv. Dorothy Bowers Roy Boman John .Aidem Robert Prikson. First Row--Stanley Fuhre Donald Cotten Yiolet Barthelemy Kathleen Daniel Dorothy Fritz Mildred Blassingham Marjorie Adelman Pauline DeL'1y Loi: Fournier Marjorie Berg, Donald Allen. Fourth Row Jack Gallagher l-run Hess Raymond Jensen Jean Hammond Audrey Hunstlger Carl Grams Joe Johnson Clifford Klein kenneth Kiley Ralph Kosel Third Row Leonard Jung Xernon Johnson Rosemary Hick Henrietta Kollmm Geraldine Holmberg Leonard Gutzke Farl Hagman Alfred Hockert Dorothy Harlander Geneviexe Graf Isabel KuJawa Second Row Donald Klein Dorothy Hagquist Freeman George Henry Holm Harold Hoemke Frwm Hamill Clestle G1ll1esp1e Lillian Jenderseck Patricia Healey Wlfglllld. Hinz Esther Hoyer First Row M6lV1D Johnson Bernice Hohman X ernis Gray Emily Gasser Fileen Gohman Margaret Jacobsen Marie Kamroski Ethel Jensen Elweyra Kalkman Margaret Kern Robert Kollman Fourth Row Lloyd Peters Margaret Miller Walter Lovell Wilfred Lodemerer Paul Peterson Robert Metzroth Richard Lux Xivian Nialmborg Malinda Radke John Rozmark Leander Rau Lester Lausted Third Row W1ll1am Leopard Lauralia Osolnak Fvelyn Lawrence Myrtle Olson Genevieve Lauer LOIS Pelle Marie Mechavich May Robbins Bernice Lang Harold Maurer Weldon Patton Pierce Olson Leo Oxborough Second Row Robert Ramsey Florence Rank Ione Prerzina Almyra McCarthy Esther Ley Doris Qumlivan Betty McLaughlin Bernette Luedtke Harriet Nelson Ollve Noreen Roswe Otto Paul Nelson Rolland Pallies First Row Jeanne Magnuson Shirley Osten Sacken Thelma Mayhew Shirley Lind Nina Lee Gladys Pennock Adeline Lommell Muriel Nelson Magdalen Reed Mary Mader Irene Nentl Gordon Plattes Frank Lang Edward Nolden Fourth Row Ronald Sullivan Harold Wright Ralph Sjogren William Salzer Robert Xlehauser Walter Selverding LeRoy 'X arner Alun Sakry Henry Weber Wheelock W 1ll Third Row Albert Seanger Bernice Smith Amelia Zontek John Sauer Florine Schwartz Evelyn Scholen Al1ceWeatherbee Clarabel Slattery Ralph hrden Mary W arehime Peggy Stewart Byron Thoele William Zellmer Second Row Dorothy Warnert Helen Streitz A ernon Sell W illus Sell Blanche Todd Lucille Terres Armella W teber Eleanor Scherfenberg NormaSar1 er Y alerra Schmnden Geraldine Schumacher Nlerle Yarner Harold Schreifels First Row Joe Zinken Donald Weber Tamara Sthwarzenbach Aleen Wilson Helen Stanley Dorothy Shenton Geneuexe Thensen Leona Smith Allte Sitzman Rose Wegner Gladys Schlrmers Roman Saatzer Daniel Weber Not on picture Fxelyn Bahe Alphonse Breer Pdmund Czeczok Fugene Fisher Phyllis Ixienow Denola Messer Sylxia Nlessersmxth Roy Nliller Ray SChlfTllI1Skl Xalentlne Stockinger Joseph Sworsky Helen Xogerst 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 A s 1 1 1 I 1 1 f 1 X A 1 1 4 1 N 1 A X 171 1 . . 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Senior Class l'llstory Y the morning of September 4 1934 221 semor boys and girls the largest class in the schools history resumed their studies in their final year of work and play at Tech Three years ago as fresh sophomores the seniors of 35 under the guidance of Eldin Schultz Lorraine Lagergren and Jennie Hemer had a very successful year Much interest was taken in band orchestra glee club declamatlon and mixed chorus Athletlcs was well represented in the activities by the sophomore class too with Marvm Potthoff winning a football letter Eldln Schultz a letter in basketball and Harold Jacobs and Bob Aidem letters in track Returning to school in the fall of 1933 the Juniors elected Richard Fouquette Ione Molin and Jennie Hemer as their officers The Masquers initiated into their club eleven Jumor dramatists John Boehm won the district declamation contest in the humorous d1v1s1on Kenneth Barrett Barbara Wedge and John Boehm were elected to the Quill and Scroll in the spring Athletics held quite an interest for Junior boys with Harold Jacobs Phllllp Lang Eldm Schultz Marvin Potthoff and Howard George winning awards in football Clarence Gohman Marvin Potthoff and Ph1ll1p Lang playlng on the basketball team and Harold Jacobs Bob Aidem George Mlnkel Andrew Vavricka Lawrence Kuffel Marvin Potthoff and Jerome Sauer winning track letters As an appropriate ending to a successful year a Jumor Ball was held It was a very successful affair and was enJoyed by all who attended Upon beginning their senior year of high school the class elected as its pilots Richard Fouquette Kenneth Barrett lone Molin and Earl Henning These officers had been active in school affairs durmg the first two years of high school and were therefore very capable and well deserving of their offices Bacon Miss Margaret McNaughton and Miss Mary Ellen Fink the Masquers pre sented several one act plays in the casts of which were many seniors Dolores M1elke Fern Schiedlnger Gladys Tlrrell Eldln Schultz Eunice DeLay and Walter Telgen were voted into the chapter of Quill and Scroll Fifteen girls were elected to the T N T club and ten boys to the P T Antomette Hunn and Eldin Schultz were chosen presidents of the respective clubs Lorrame Moog and Bernadette Potthoff were elected into the Hec Tec Club Lnder the leadershlp of Jennie Hemer the G A A admitted several new semor mem bers Led by Capta1n Harold Jacobs the football team had an undefeated season Senior boys winning awards on the football team this year include Captain Jacobs Ph1l1p Lang Marvin Potthoff Howard George John McCann William Lux and Bob Aldem Nlot to be outdone by the football team the basketball squad under the leader ship of Captain Clarence Gohman was undefeated during the season and won the district championship by winning four straight games The team defeated Willmar 1n the first game of the regional tournament but was defeated by Minneapolis Edison in the Ch2.IDplOIlSh1p game Senior boys on the basketball squad included Captain Gohman Philip Lang Eldm Schultz Wllllam Lux Marvm Potthoff Donald Hollander and John McCann Hockey a new sport at Tech also had a very successful season Senior boys on the team lncluded George Minkel Loren May Howard George John Lang Arthur Poirier Ray Sltzman Wallace Johnson and Harold Jacobs In the contest sponsored by the Ways and Means committee of the Techoes Virginia Braun was chosen as the Techoes Queen Headed by Valedictorian Laverne Steckling and Salutatorians Marie Llntgen and John 'Nelson a group of 77 honor students composed the honor roll Clarence was the t1tle of the class play successfully given by the class The principal speaker at the commencement exercises was Superintendent Carroll R Reed of the Minneapolis Public Schools A . y , . . , 7 . 4 I 7 I I I, , I I y I , I , y I v Y I l . : z . . f I . 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Jurrror Class l'lrstory s plus plfu equrls eduefrtron rs the 'rrrtlrmetre of the runror elrss hrstorx rrs program h'1 been 1 xrtrl factor rn the lrxes of these Junrors for the lrst three xe Us llre frr st step was made rt tlre Iunror Hrfh At thrs trme -Xudrex Smrtlr Skis chosen to lead the Councrl Farl Bohm the C ongress rnd kent Olson the Self Re lrance C lub ll orle rather th rn plat occupred the trme of the freshmen for therr frr sf rear of hrffh school was trleen more ser rouslx than the follourng ones llrerr sophomore xe'rr rt lech found mfrnx students enterrnff vtrrous helcls rtlrletrcs forensres student counc rl rctrxrtres and other orgrnrfatrons Ks sophomores Bruce Dome Iohn Ptttrson rrrd lxent Ol on were selected to lead the clrss rs pre r elent xree presrdent md seeretrrx trersurer respeetrxelx lreodore Roosexelt rn lhe fXmerrcrn Irox urges the need of rthletrc team worle rn the dexeloprng of sportsm rnshrp rnd fur pl rx ln followrng thrs lrne mam bows rnd grrls also found th tt the eourfrge needed to trx rnd trx agrrn wrs necessrrx rn exerxdax lrfe lfrboratron vsrth studres dexeloped r sense of rnrtratrxe and cooperfrtron rn the mrncls of the students 'lhe Junror presrdent Crarg lan Sternberg clrstrngurshed hrmself as '1 leader rn class 'md eouncrl aetrxrtres as well as rn the field of 'rthletrcs 'lhe other Junror officers were Bruce Doane xrce presrclent Audrex Smrtlr secretary and C 'rrl Iuclee meyer' treasurer In clecl rmatron two Junrors took honors rn the school and followrng contests sexeral took leadrng parts rn the Chrrstmas play The Empty Room musrcrans rn xocftl and rnstrumental groups were entered rn many progrfrms out standrng sportsmen were placed on the regular te rms four Junrors were grx en mem ber shrp rn the Qurll and Scroll chapter lo close thrs successful xe rr of work rnd pl'1x rn el rborate Junror li rll was held at the C entr rl Junror Hrgh on Nlax lr Nlrldred khles Sophomore Class l-lrstory X the fall of 1933 nt xarred group of xoungsters started therr first adx enture rn the hrgh school at Central Iunror Hrgh That the group passed a successful year was shown bx a large honor roll and the 'retrxe dr frmatrc club lhe followrng xefrr the group Wrth 'rddrtronal students from other schools entered therr sophomore xe rr wrth a brt of uncert rrntx beetuse of the ch Inge to lech Howexer thex started on the rrfflrt foot rnd chose Ioe Johnson Cluton Anderson and John C rrx to le id tlrenr As sophomores thex lr ue shown themselxes re rdx to cooperrte rn uorle and plrx mth tlre upper cl'1ssmen bx 1 good represent rtron on the honor roll rn sports and rn musrc klrce lleather bee URI q z .1 1 1. .5 1 ' 1 l ' 5 ll .l V Y 'c LS i 2 ' 2 e ' ' f 'if ' 'e' L- '.r e . . . 1 - 5, . . ., , . 1. . e. , 1 ' ,' . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ', x c , 4 , .1 , c s , A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -1 1 '1 ' 1-, he . 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Some sophomore is try- ing to show Miss Gove that he knows his world history by finding the spot where the Magna Carta was sign- ed. The dress being cut out above has now progressed to the basting stage. Again, Miss Weir's sewing class. That studious Sitzman, using the dictionary in Eng- lish 12 class. Miss Ann Anderson is his teacher. Vocabulary building is an important part of English work. YYally Lund is all wrapt up in his music. Only advertising class could make Albert Kaplan thrust out his chin in such determination. A library study hall. I'Ivelyn's words will girdle the globe. Economic geography class. Maestro llertz gives his history of music class a bit of historical lore. , , ,W -T90 W 0, 5 3 'iff Q gf Q W ?'1. ww W R' u4!gg',j !x V. 1 asf fl i ' 040' ff, W if 1 ,z W F' iwi 5 f X A ig ' I 'M 'Z ' HM as Lf'-P4 ,..,, X , . , 3- 1 g MR +1 A S , V :L'v ,L,L , U2 A K I X x f'-f l J 4l' , I 5 'ff f 'Q ll i A I kk, W . 'w A 1mli rg 1, : Sei-'f5'T1 in ,. 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' ,fi 1 6 3 l ' 4 I I Y .W 15 I W ws 4 ,, X ff QQ W ' ,I ,,.f- 1 .M X ' ff 5 if W7 f .fb '.', a mi , I ,NK 'QS J fm, j J ,Affij l llstory of Secondary Education IU America HF Amerlcan Hlgh School IS one of the few bllllon dollar lndustrles From the early school house of meager equxpment to the modern complex lnstltutlon of learmng the hlstory of second ary educatlon ln Amerlca IS composed of transitions necessary to the expanding needs of democracy The year 19311 IS an lmportant one 1n the world of educatlon because It marks the 300th annl versary of hlgh school tralmng To commemorate the foundlng 1n 1635 of the Boston Latln School forerunner of the present Amerlcan hxgh school the Department of Secondary School Prmcipals ln the Natlonal Education Assoc ation has sponsored a Tercentennary of Secondary Educatlon I began ln 1934 with a natlon wlde education week and will end ln June of th1s year ancock and the Adams brothers were enrolled m the first successful school located of K1ng s Chapel where Ezeklel Cheever taught for thlrty years He rs recognized as ou standlng master of the colonlal period The currlculum was largely made up of Latm and Greek ln preparatlon for future college study Slnce the clergy were the mtellectual leaders of the day students IH th1s school were selected with respect to ab1l1ty soclal class and sex and were ln structed for the mlmstry Furthered by the Massachusetts laws statlng that all children be taught to read and that the state had the rlght to requlre establishment and operation of schools when a communlty had reached a certaln quota of famllles the movement for secondary educatlon spread throughout the colonles In the Mlddle Colonles the parochlal school almlng to develop both the needs of the church and the state domlnated whlle ln the South the parent was entlrely responsible for an offsprmg s education A log rectangle contammg a platform for the master benches hlgh windows wlthout vrews and a woodplle for the stove was the first schoolhouse Its evolutlon began when the varlous grades were given separate rooms Stools desks pens and copy books were provided Today many hrgh schools mclude several bulldmgs and a yard Because It made no provlslon for educatlng the common people the Latin grammar school me obsolete and gave way to the colonlal grammar school where tralnlng for a varlety of oc upatlons was offered to the mlddle classes Later the Amerlcan academy succeeded th1s latter 1nst1tut1on In 1701 Franklln s Academy IH Phlladelphla 1n1t1ated a more practical course of study than had before been used and encouraged the educatlon of women ln Amerlca Engllsh sclence geography and mathematlcs were mcluded to prepare for llfe as well as for hlgher education Pr1vate school mg was recognlzed as an 1nst1tut1on of secondary educatlon 27 years later By 1850 SIX thousand such schools ln the Unlted States dlsplayed an enrollment of 200 000 students and 12 000 teachers Extra currlcular act1v1t1es such as debatlng and llterary socletles brought about cultural atmosphere Hlgh School was the name attached to schools of classlcal learmng when Boston boasted the first publlc hlgh school of Amerlca ln 1821 Th1s 1nst1tut1on malntamed by publlc support al lowed only boys to enter Students were requlred to pass strlct entrance examxnatlons before ad mlttance to the three year course was granted Flve years later a school for girls was established ln the same c1ty but lt was closed after two years because of madequate resources Central High School the first co educatlonal hlgh school opened to Chlcago students IH 1806 fosterlng the extmctlon of academles and the blrth of the free publlc hlgh school The academy had been a private school controlled by a board of trustees It became unpopular due to a publlc convlctlon that the state should finance secondary educatlon rather than permlt It to be done by tu1t1on Unt1l 1812 schools of secondary learmng were not recognized as part of the state system of educatlon Opponents of tax supported h1gh schools contended that smce they were not a part of the prlmary or secondary system It was lllegal to use taxes to sustaln them The Kalamazoo Case ln the Supreme Court of Mlchlgan handed down a declson that defines one of the major factors ln secondary educatlon s progress Chlef Justlce Cooley determlned that a state has the legal rlght to support hlgh schools by publlc funds D1H6T1Hg from the functlon of earller hlgh schools to glve tralnlng to meet the practlcal more recent ones prepared students for college It was belleved however that lf a mlnd were trained for college entrance It would also meet the problems of llfe Flectlwe courses were lntroduced because a more varied curriculum was requlred In reorgamzlng secondary education a commlsslon of 1918 stated that Educatlon ln a demo cracy both w1th1n and without the school should develop IH each lndlvldual the knowledge 1nter ests hablts and powers whereby he wlll find his place and use that place to shape both himself and soclety toward ever nobler ends Thls 15 the true arm of the present Amerlcan hlgh school Presldent Roosevelt recently wrote IH a message to cltlzens of our natlon These schools are developlng the most preclous resource of our natlon the latent lntelllgence of our young people Eunlce DeLay , QQAZWYJ ,tv a , 1 l - U 11 'IA J . 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Mb 1 iii 8, ' ' ,fgi-P, 5 ' N, --3 X 4 -fur .-Q :Z 'V Q ,-42 -. - ' ' ' ., mt Aq ' .P 33 f.fAr -4. A iq ps .- - ,Q A ' 1 . Y D, I 'ag J, ' X x f i 1- I 1 ' f'f 'A '5' 1 I K SCHQQI I IFF In accordance with their sizefmentally and physi- callyf-fthe sophomores in- cluded this shetland pony and cart in their float. Nooky Varner is playing Ben Hur to the pony. Gangway for the Be- rritch Express. John Carter is driving it. It was the Junior Homecoming float. Boy! I bet these Tech charmers lived up to the Homecoming Slogan and Bewitched Willrnar. The Homecoming game crowd and the balloons go- ing up. First touchdown. Remember the airplane that flew in among the balloons? Candied-apple-vendor Fahrenholz discusses busi- ness with Balloon-vendor Hennek. The bonfire. The night before the game. People came from miles around. So did little kids. George and Martha Washington from the T. N. T. Washington Sunlight. Watch these Witches brew up trouble for Will- mar. Bow lBeau9 Day at Tech. Where's Chester? He had a bow. Goodluck! The school sees the team off to the Regional at Litchfield. A witch. The Junior's Be-VVitch Express finally got going. .Q May Robbins, Dorothy Cl-ugston, Lucille Terres, and Mildred Blassingham- the sophomore witches. The Quill and Scroll initiation banquet. A study in profiles of John Boehm, Marjorie May, Eldin Schultz, and Dolores Miekle They are frying to eat the ice cream that Miss Stott fried to make. The blare of the trum- pet, the beat of the drum, the tread of feet, and here comes the band. CLUBS 'iw la hk., 4, 0. in W. 1 I. 9 5' sf? -. , A-fs, x, W! 5 , ,A . 3 ' , M f-gg 2 I s A va 3 E Q 5' 5 X 4,5553 + 3, gg Q5 3. .- 3, uf i mf .A ,ii ,iz -- '- -5 5' Sf Sf 'f W W Y, ,y . I f L 5 6 if -as 2 A v M , ,y , f, in .I fFf?? X ' I -Y 4 a .V 4 VI fa, 6, 1 ,xg--, 2, I3 93929, fl ,-3345? 624 2.1 v 'Af J . ad 3 -1 - . Q Two social science teach- ers get a few victuals at the eafeteria. Yooo! Yen! Yo! Chet Otto's auto ought to get there by man li power anyway. Miss Heraly writes up the absences. Senior Class officers - Henning, Molin, Fouquette, and last but not least-- Barrett. Who is the vice president of the senior elass? A dogma of educ-ation--- Duvk Webster and Fritz, And the junior class ofliversf Luekemeyer, Yan Steinburg, Smith, and Doane. Make way for the Thun- dering Herd Yan Stein- burg, Butler, A nderson, Young Aidem, and Koll- man. Lookin' up a recipe f Miss Weir, Mr. Terres fthe stu- dents friend. We are twiee as good as an ordinary Glass: we have two Salutatorians--Marie Lintgen and .lohn Nelson' f and one valedietorian -La- verne Steckling. Even the sophs have otlif-ers - Carywlohnson, and Anderson. Snow. Pearl Strandberg, and Fern Sc-hiedinger. Kallin gleans for a bit of knowledge. He's the top in all Current event tests in the journalism de- partment. UDCIQTCIGSS FGFTIZ IN Halls of Fame the most talented and most capable of the performers rn certarn actryrtres are represented 'lherefore 'lech has rts Inderclass Hall of Ffrme I rt are the Junrors and sophomores who accordrng to the actryrty heads are the leaders rn certarn departments Frrst we haye the honor roll The Junrors headrng thrs are Mrldred Ahle Carl Benson Xrolet Beack Earl Bohm Norma Bussart Mrldred Croxton Donn Freeburg LeRoy Ixallrn Nlaybelle Kerben Ieneye Nlooers Kent Olson Jerome Lahr Fred Rrce Norma Saryer Audrey Smrth Corrnne Swenson Xernon Zenner Coral Rernrer Betty NX elsh and Mae Vossberg The sophomores are Paulme DeLay Yerms Cray Jean Hammond Patrrcra Healey Roswell Otto Gladys Pennock Esther Ley Peggy Stewart Alrce Vleatherbee Xalentrne Blenkush Shrrley Osten Sacken Malrnda Radke Florence Rank Clarabel Slattery and Bernrce Smrth Those at the top of the lrst of dramatrsts are Junrors 'Nlrldred Ahles Kent Olson Charles Metzroth Adalrne Perkrns Day res XI ebster Crarg X an Sternburg Joe Dobson Norma Bussart Maybelle Kerben Cene Custafson sophomores Harold Maurer and Francrs Butler The up and comrng artrsts among the Junrors are Lawrence Saatzer Mrldred Croxton Marjorre May Crarg Van Sternburg and 'Nlrldred Sands The sophomores are Norma Sary er C oldre Altermatt Henrretta Kollman 'Xlrldred Beckers and Inez Anderson Junrors only can be cub reporters on the Tech staff Mrldred Ahles Maryorre May Xernon Zenner Margre Jackson Juanrta Orton and Roger Plattes are out standmg rn the newspaper world 'lhe rnstrumental field rs topped by the yumors Earl Bohm Ragner Lrndqurst Kenneth Lrtchy Gene Gustafson Audrey Smrth II allace Lund Maybelle Kerben Vryran Lang Kenneth Stack Howard Pramann and Mrlton Snyder Dorothy Clugston Blanche Todd and Bob Kollman are the three sophomores who rank hrghest rn thrs work J unrors only have that qualrty rn therr yorces that places them foremost rn yocal work They are Gene Gustafson Maybelle Kerben Vrvran Lang Mrldred Schack and Xernon Zenner Grrl athletes among the Junrors are basketball VI alburga Wrehoff Mary VI rtte and Doreen Blommer volleyball Mary Vhtte and W alburga Wrehoff and tumblrng Dorothy Patock Peggy Stewart tops the grrl swrmmers The sophomores rankrng foremost rn basketball are Merle Varner and Bernrce Fera In tumblrng Kathleen Danrel rs the most agrle sophomore Junror boys who are promrnent rn athletrcs are Bruce Doane John Pattrson Norbert T rerschel Robert Hamlrn Rrchard Byers 'Nlaynard Sakry Clarence Pallrsch Woodrow Sterchen Ward Gregory Robert Thrll Clement Young Edward Arseneau Dean Adkrns Carl Luckemeyer Ralph Sauer and Grlman Stromen The hrghest sophomores are Bernard Betzold Francrs Butler Arthur Drmler LaVerne Hart John Rozmark Rrchard Lux Joe Johnson Stanley Fuhre Ronald Sullrvan Clrfford Klern Earl Zenner and Xal Stockrnger Av I' fl L 'J I l ' : 'rs . 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Y I ' Basketball Season l'IH three lettermen returnmg fox eompetltlon C o uh XX P lx lsch bullt one of the strongest te 1ms IH lech b1sketball hlstolx thls xear lhe qulnt played thlough '1 hald 11 game schedule 1nd c 1me out undefeated lhe IIQCI fue cont1nued the Wmnlng stle 1k dullng the spllng tournaments untll downed bx 1 elexer Edison te1m 1n the nn 1ls of the f1fth reg1on1l meet Openlng 151111181 lnlk Rlxer the O1 ange and l1l1ek experlenced a l1ttle dlfficulty but began to ellck and Walked through to a 34 10 CILCISIOH Sauk Centre nearly spolled the Ilger recorel but faxleel when Iech won 18 11 L1ttle Falls proxed no match for the 'llgers as I 1ng anel Lux went on '1 sc0r1ng splee for Tech to lun up a 40 13 X lctory C'ont1nu1ng throughout the Chrlstmas XHCWIIOH the Ixaschmen took the mea sure of the weak NIIHIIGHQOIIS 11 est team 99 18 and then the b1g Closbw Ironton fixe 99 11 A desperate thlrd quarter rally Whlch netted 14 polnts gaxe Ixasch s fixe a 19 14 Wm from Hutchlnson The St John s Preps parochtal league team prox eel Tech s sexenth x1ct1m as the Tlgers fattened the1r SCOFIHQ ax erage bx trounclng the Johnnles 31 16 On thelr home floor L1ttle Falls proxed a much stronger opponent But they couldn t Wlthstand the Orange and Black thlrd perlod CIFIXG and fell 94 to 13 Tech entered d1str1ct competltlon agalnst Buffalo and annexed lts first of five stralght d1str1ct contests by tammg the B1sons 99 to 19 VX 1th the 'Iech team crtppled by 1nel1g1b1l1t1es and s1ckness Foley held the Tech quintet for one half The game ended 39 10 for the undefeated 'llgers In perhaps the best game of the wear Tech took a great 11 lllmar team 36 20 Coach Ixasch s men agaln proxed thelr comeback powers bx outlastlnff the Scarlet and X1 hlte In the return tllt Wlth Pulfalo the Tlgers won then twelfth str'ught xlctory by '1 38 91 count bl 1ck jersexed te 1m swarmed all oxex the floor to eount 30 pomts to 14 for the C reen 1nd 11 hlte Before 1 neal cap1c1tx elowd 1t l1tchf1eld the IIQCIS '1ga1n tuumphed 94 77 1 C ohman chopped ID a close shot 1 few seconds be fole the gun Establlshed as ox erwhelmmg f1xo11tes Ieeh ploxed capable bu tulnlng ln four XlCl0I 1es IH thlee dats to Wm the CIlSlllCl meet Ihe hrst dax the O1 1nge Intl Black took Folex lnto e 1mp 33 16 lhe seeond flax Ieeh scored Wtns oxer Buffalo 40 12 and Albam 37 70 to enter the f1n1ls After plaxmg 21111 basketball the flrst half the St C loud qumt blew up IH the see ond but managed to stagger through to ellmlnate Holdlnffford 78 74 and Wm the 71st CIISUICI champlon hlp lang lux 1I'lCl Sehult7 were placed on the 1lld1st11et te 1m BX elefe1t1ng 11 lllmar 76 70 on the orenlng exenlnff of plax Ieeh enteled the f1n1 of the nth reglon sllgllt IIXCJIIICN oxel 'Xlmneapolls I'CllsClI1 Ihe IIUCIN m1r e lt xelx uncomfolttble fol FCIINOH s Iommles but the str un of too much basketball told IH the last IKIICJCI md It dlson won 33 18 lux and Potthofl were honoled wlth places on the all 1eff1on1l ufgleffatlon , X . 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D ll Kf- ls I., sax. 5 ' ---. va, sq- 1--.1 f F ' .,-is ' -.'1 I' rf 5 L N4 BUYS, SPQRTS A a..vifvWf--I The returning lettermen. They, combined with the neweomers, defended the district and regional track championships for the Granite City. lake heaves one, and the spear is on its way for a long flight through the atmosphere. Doane finishes a broad jump with about nineteen feet of pit behind him. Bill Goblisch, the smil- ing lad on the right, and Howie George shake after a friendly match, The trackster in the in- tricate windup is Phil Lang about to send the discus sailing. Going over the little bamboo pole is Harry .Ia- eobs, high jump expert. Andy Vavrieka, track captain and half-miler ex- traordinary. He'll lead the Tigers next year on the gridiron. Bruce Doane. Bob Aidem goes over and over and over the low hurdles. Goblisch sets up an easy one, and Howie George comes in for the kill. Weather doesn't both e r these enthusiasts. 'Notice the rain water on the court. i Wally Johnson in a man- ager's pose, resting! I A little workout with Freeburg, Minkel, and Kuf- fel Coming down the stretch. .lust after the start, Butler is leading, with John Aidem, Minkel. and Kuffel moving up fast. Harry .Iac-obs again, this time ready to toss the jave- lin. Un your marks, get setl .Iohn Aidem, Butler, Min- kel, and Kuflel toe the mark. Marv. Potthoff prepar- ing to toss the little pellet. the twelve-pound shotf Yavricka hands the ba- ton To Butler, and the relay IQHFAS nil. A A ... a Q 3933i1 3X' 5 -f 5, , Cm - agar. ' ' ,ff 3 4' if . 4 - ' Y 'ffI '17 x can wb :ff GQP 1 g Q 1 lil Q55 , gli f 5' I W . .. , .A U A I .mf 1 Q W '2 - , PM 11. ...A , fi - ' , ' . L f kk f, N jg: :Cr ,ff it ' , A 5444 f i 'b 4 K' ,. x . . . 1 , -f ,1' 1 ,A ff T , - ' K' ,MA Q I, 1-ffcf rf 5 1,31 n,, 1E1l , l f Q 1 .T ' f .r l-Y 'A I Q f 4 1 I ? ' ' Q . 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J K A ' -4' uw H-'N sn., 910 CALENDAR S PII NIBI K School starts Nut' sfud Programs handed out A few d1s1ppo1ntments not m1nx T N T Get Acqualnted D1nce hlg success Tech T1gers play flrst game 'tm ll scorc Home George wlns the h It but takes 1 pa1r of shoes Instead 1 tllltyl P T Dance 1fterwards B 1ng' Nlodern lournahsm scores ag 11n The flrst xssue of the Tech IS gnen out Also T Nl T 1Pun NI 1' Clubs 1nnu1 teal OK I OBI R Tech lllgh scnds cleleg1t1on of 1ourn1l1sts to press conxentlon 11 Moorhead Techocs of 195 coppecl a hrst pl 1ce 1ncl honor1blc mcntlon 'NI1ry Ahles io Pcrn Schlcdlngcr 1nd Iohn Boehm gct l.Wl.I'f1S for news storlcs cclltorlals 1nci fc 1ture storrcs Te h hc 1ts L1tCl111Plf1 19 O Browns lubllcc Slngers sxng., 1t lec h VNh1t 1d 3 Second Issue of the p1per Nlght game at Llttle F1lls 1g11n Tech ls top dog Str IW xote for goxernor Student Councll sponsors lt llurr1yl Tech beats Cathcdrzl on T C held X lctory D 1nce 1ftc rw 1rd 1s1ncl1cold though Pllots of 1935 Teehoes announced -AIKIOITI DeL1y 1nd SC'l1l9fllI1g9I' place' The team tlcs Hu ehlnson 13 all Tough hght too Thc thlrd issue of the Tech starts off llomeeomlng with 1 ljillgl And 1rc the old gr1cls welcomed back' Vle beat VI 1llm1r P 6 NOXI NIBI R NI I' A wacatlon Also Tech ws St lohns preps Result Tech 70 the xlsltors O AIuneh talks Stanley Brooks Dlckenslan artlst Councrl delegatlon goes to Wlllmar for delrghtful tlme Kasch starts the boys ln tralnlng for b1sketball And on Saturd1y we beat Alex Our prlnelpal c'elebr1tes her blrthday wlth 1 surprlse p1rtw from her little frlends the fxculty Madam PITIO Bcye1 fyou pronounce ltl gnes 1 11111 Hlpplty Hop to the Sophomore Hop Turkey Trot ot w1s a sunllght sponsored by thc K A A School stops for 1 few d1vs 11111 We h nc Ih mlcsglxlng x ac 1t1on DI C I NIBI R Tech basketeers t1ke the f1oor for the flrst time to trounce I1ll1 Rlwer 'Xluch guzzllng of strawberry grape lemon orange 1nd xarlous other kmds of pop at the pop concert Sauk Centre entertalns Techs h 1rdwood qumt but they clldn t gne us the xlctory we just took It Ouch' Gee my arm 1S sore Got xacclnated tod15 Smallpox scare Techltes tr1ll c 1rols at Communlty Slng Lxttle Falls falls before the Tech onslaught St Cloud s radlos dlaled to W CCO The A Capel' 1 Cho1r was gxxen the 11r I-amous hlstorleal characters tramp thc st xge Wllll lcllner Another Northwest Assembly program 11ouquettc11s dressed up IS 1n Ar1b Speech dep1rtment p esents The Pmptx Room The long walted for ex ent h IS arrlx ed Chrlstmas x lf 11 on And wlth It comcs 1nothcr Vcch 1s etbzll XIKIOTV you ncxt 3 I T formal gocs oxer wlth powcrful punch T N T form tl goes oxer Vlfl1l1 wc 1lNcr punch but lust 1s much fun IXNI ARA lm, osby cc 1 1 w n 1 s o n r tucc other Tech uc c cr llutchm o 11 IN bccomlng monotonou ocl-.cx 1mc c won n cr 5 2 IC ' ' C. 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Teeh IST SI. .loh 's lfi, in El b21slic1tlm21ll s- 21 J. 1 9 CALENDAR N x am what' Teachers exam the Tech student to see how much they learned in 1 semester Too we beat Little Falls Brown and Nlenely plav the queer looking instrument Buffalo game Needless to say we win Measles epidemic Niuch looking for spots and bumps behind ears Pucksters take to ice and play Foley What an odor' The band played at the seed show Note Local thermometers obtained a low degree and held it for some time FI' BRD XRX On Fridays we won basketball competitions 1 Music and laughs and sleep Orpheon Quartette Bow day How angelic all the senior gals looked' D S Brainard eulogized Abraham Lincoln Ze Great Goldini arrives with Tech Nickel Day tnd the valentines Ahles Dobson Lee take preliminary declam contest Milly Joe Nina come home victorious from sub district to find the Senior Round up going full blast Whoopee' Vihoopee' George Washington has a sunlight named for him Dobson takes cake on first place at district declam meet M ARI II Ranger Martindale speaks from Alaska to Mexico District basketball tournament here Tech places first Dobson s Big Parade gets out of step at the inter regional Beware the ice of March' 15 Tigers invade Litchfield for the regional tournament and TQCQIVQ their one and only defeat from Edison Fatigued feet' Fxasperated clerks' Fandels High School Day Careers for maidens discussed at auditorium 16. 1 5 1. 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' . 30. . ji ' . . - ' 911 31 Directorial debut made by Rosemary Lee in first play of long waited for Masquer Festival Mixed chorus presents The Erl King s Daughter with Miss Stott Miss Stanchtield and Nlr Waugh as the soloists APRIL Sophomores day rApr1l Fool'i Senior play cast announced and second Masquer play given with Olga Schwarzenbach directing Boys receive vocational guidance Rules of the Road reigned Traffic tests administered Sarcasm dominates on Techoes Night But it was a big success Junior Class president IS first class crook in scout play Spook Island Perfect atmosphere created for perfect Pre Faster Service Vacation starts Unlucky S900 swiped from Tech safe Where were you Xacation ends 1n time for National High School day Quill and Scroll Chapter puts out the Times Newspapermen for 1 day' MUSICIHDS of Tech selected at local elimination participated 1n the District Music Contest All groups recened an A rating Ambassador Quartet sings 'WAX Clarence identified In other words the senior class play is given A fiat B fiat C sharp State Nfusic Contest Tech athletes big day Play Dag A fiddler fiddles Jane Dudley Music' Lights' No lights' Glamour' New dresses' New suits' TIS the J B Spring athletes congregate here for the track meet Baccalaureate Reverend Baldwin speaks Class Night Commencement Nluf said Address by Supt of Schools Reed of Minneapolis Techoes Day Signatures and farewells' fwlggi frm nur A ZJISEPY s?Q,f FAAmMM02QjW ,494 W W mf, 4? 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R B BROWER R B BROWER Jr Attorneys Amerlcdn Natlonal Bank Bulldlng umm- Imam- was ltr-5. pl10llfSZ 52:0 Y I . . Y . , . ax aww' Bldg, :.c'1 Lu' . 2 - ' I - ' ' Law 0 ices of I C Y S T i . . . , . . 2 A. A, Atwood li. . Quinlivun I-I. J. Ruegemer ' ' L09 . . . , I v - - ' . . . , . Dental Surgery - - a cr ice n J v A l L I I , . . I . . . , - . Phone IZ3 Open venin s ointment Y l n L 1 Y c' urt Ho fe, Cn '-Bu'll' g ' , l 1 F ley, A1 . sr. c'1 11, xi' . . , . . 0 u l L 1 . . . , . MELROSE RED - - MELROSE GRAY MELROSE MELROSE TAPESTRY RUSSET 424'--12-'G--JF-45919-Ill-if'-5iG0F-SF' MELROSE GRANITE CO ST CLOUD MINNESOTA uarrlers Manufacturers and DlStflbUtOfS of Eternal Message MCm0fl3TS WHEN YOU GRADUA TE You are Entltled to the S Best that means ERVIN S BEST F LOUR Qualzty Clolhes For Men and Boys 6 MATCHING FXERCISE WE PAY YOU T0 SAVE t L Save a Lrttle of All You Earn Sl 00 Starts An Account Securlty Bulldmg and 0 I I R Loan Assocratlon Dems, 822 ST CERMAIN STREET 0 G 4 . Q , , 0 9 4 9 n Q 4rf,f 41 Q ,, I. 'Tve been kicked out of better places than this Virginia Braun 2. This is my lit le house Miss edahl ' 3. Durward Niergarte james Sartell 4. ''Chug-rattle-Chug-rattle Ottrfs auto DR. . 5. 1 ICK ' - LZ 9 ranite Exchange Building 'lf 4', Phone 25 BARNEY BACHMAN Jeweler Expert Watch Repairing l'p Stairs Over Kresge's PALTL AHLES .IVDGE OF PROB.-XTR AND .ITQYENILE COURTS NIildred's Dad Compliments of WIDE AWAKE SHOE SHOP Donohue- Quigley-Donohue Schaefer s Book Store Books Statlonery Crockery Toys and Glassware 1719 SIXTH AVENUE SOUTH St Cloud Mlnnesota S E MURPHY Muszc Store POWELL HARDWARE Sportlng Goods Grand Central Beauty Shop Guarantees All C oqumole 0 Combmatlon Wa es for S2 50 P 2902 PHONE lgllp E N C E R We C cate Des gn Especzally Fo You MRS MARIIL TURClx JOHN d Sp NthA Nh SCI M M, mms YOLNTG NIILN S in ly S U IT S but 'VILELLER SCHENIDEL c th gc OYER KRPSIFS BREEN HOTEL PHARMACY PHONE 40 SC an Helena RUbCHStClH s Better Cosmetics 2 4 n ' Fred's Dad 9 Q 1 r ' r ' ' v . We want you all to look your best for graduation hone Grand Central Hotel U r a 1'- ' r A Reeistere S encer Cdrseriere A a a 120 in ve. ort I. oud, inn. - H Ellzabeth Arden ' i -if 771 ' - 9 I 1 ' . I i e Smartly T' ilored ' - A 'lo in 'or ROOMS FIRE-PROOF BREE HOTEL One of the If nest Hotels n th North est Auto Tour sts C ven Spec al Atte t on Try One of Our Unsurpassed Sunday DIHHGFS Enjoy Dances at the Wznter Gardens Rates 01 50 and S2 50 H J BREEN Manager Meals At All Hours DONALD BREEN Assistant Holes Advertlsmg T lephone 187 Holes AdUCYflSlng Press Inc FIFTH M ENLE SOLTH St Cloud Mlnn Hlghflll Motor Company CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 109 It fth X ue S E J NEIL Electrzc Shop 26 SIXTH xx FNLF SOLTII J N BARTHELEMY EI' Cl KT YOLR SERVICE RADIO CAB Phone No 1 R A H 1214 sf G Puff s Bake Shop FANCY PASTRIES 27F1fth Ave S Pl'1one434 l75 'i i e w I i 'i i A n i - - 1 r I O Jewel e 701 lg St. Germain St. St. oud, Minn. --walk U Flight - . . B , Rgl. , 0 AL I ' ' ' . . arris, Prop. . ermain I I 7 X - 'i .- ven South O I From School lo Poszlzon St Cloud Busmess College N M AHLES Prop Q0 2 Edelhroclc Bldg Phone 359 PQSITIQNS Nothrng Bur A l'1gh C-rade Buslness College oflerlng courses IH Booklceeplng Elementary Accountlng Advance Accountlng up to and including lncome Tax and A dltrng Banlcrng and Bank Postmg Burroughs lVlach1ne Boolclceeplng Comptometry Burroughs Calculator Type wrltlng Qhorthand Cfhce PFHCYICC Dupllcatmg Maclunes Stencll Work Course 1n Telephomng and a very thorough course ln Flllng ln addrtlon to the above we also teach Cornmerclal Law Qalesrnanshlp Spelllng Cornmerclal Engllsh Penmanshm Raplcl Calculatlon Practrcal Office Work and Secre tarlal DICEHEIOD Call at our office ID person or send for a catalog COLLEGE ALWAYS IN SESSION ENTER ANY TIME Warehlme Beauty Shop 6015 St Germam Street Marys'XIother Tel 440 SUNLIGHT BAKERY Fme Lunches 81 Bakery Goods 8l5 St C-ermaln St Tel 789 Ofllce Tel 754 Res Tel 2522 St Cloud Fur Shop Manufacturlng Furrlers Storage D K BURSTEIN Proprietor I5F1fth Ave So St Cloud, lVl1nn Our Wzsh to Every Tech Graduate That your Cvraduatlon from Hlgh School wrll be a start mg pomt for a happy and successful llfe that w1ll see your every legltlmate deslre gratlfled 3-F149-1--F Van's Prmtery Commercnal Prrnters Publlshers S! Cfoual Senlznel 413 East St. Germain Street in '. E? f U X . , I fc Y , , O cc . . as ,. . . . . . A I r . . . U.. ' . Q 1 I J - , . l .1 -v ' 1 . r ' . C ,ul . . . . ..... . . O 0 . . 1 a g ' Not ln Your Class Complzments Or ln Any Other Class I-IERBERGER S But ln a Class by Itself THAT S QQ Demons SER VICE ICE CREAM DRY CLEANERS IVES ICE CREAM C0 and DYER-9 ST CLOUD Ice Cr nd Beve g 11075 G Tl 9 The Secretarlal and Accountlng School Drews Busmess College EMPLOYED GRADUATES OUR AIM S t1HdP rnts D lght dE ploye s The Character and Quallty of Our Instructlon W I L L S U R P R I S E Y O U ph J 20 5 rhA . of U 7 eam a ra es . ermain St. 8 Q o St. Cloud, Minnesota - - - - a 's e a e ei e m r Tele one 7l5- Z ix venue South Mac s Drug Store 116 East St Germam 3 Guy s Studlo h BOWING BROTHERS GROC T I iss 9 nh A START AT SEARS AND SAVE Sears Roebuck 81 Co ST CLOUD MINN Strobel Brothers ewelers and Optometrists 614 St Germaln Street FEATURING ELGIN - HAMILTON And Other Fine Watches FOR BOYS AWD GIRLS Techoes Photographer 9 932 933 l934 IQ35 7 r . 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O - . . - - IN - - . , . l928 l929 7292? l930 This Is Your Bzg Moment Gracluatlon tlme lsa blg event ln your llfe but lt s only the begin nmg of greater opportumtles Enthuslasm runs hlgh clunng l-llgh School Days and we ve founcl lt to prevall especlally Clurlng Fanclel s l'l1gh School Store Days We trustthls Splfltmay continue wlth you for your future good X PHONE 81 PHOINF 7 GILL and TULLY TAXI 24 HOUR SERVICE 2NthA Nth Cl P STAR DRY CLEANERS 81 DYERS JO HN GLATZEL P 473 474 926 St G y CI ll Cl Connie s Beauty Shoppe Call 2551 For Our Special PYICQS No 8 Flfth Avenue North ST CLOUD MINN 0 J M TRACY SOVADO CLARA BUERMAN P M DINNDGRF Wall Paper Pamls Varnrshes and B uslzes 4 509 St Germain St St Cloud Mmn f B lt Petters Tarlorlng Company T 0 W Z fth A S Cl KOERNER S FOR Meats GIOCSIIGS SSIVICC 13 SEVENTH AVE SO Complzments HARDWARE C0 ' . . . ' , ' f ' Phone 33 . . . , . . . , . , ' Makers u e cr Clalhzs . ail rs - - - Furriers I I l Fine lmporlcd and Domeslic onlcns. Dry Clcanin nd Pressing - v . . 6 Fl ve. o. St. oud,Mmn. . , . 7 . Q ,, .. 0 . - xxx. -, x -n a' ire i gi- 9 fha -5?-::F':5'Q-' E : ' ' 541225172-g4:?r's5il2 1. - , gli E Phones 475 477 '- 1 3:-3 5355 E -T' 6 in venue or St. oud, Minn' Our Service will lease You. Your Business will Help Us I I , rnprietor Phones - . ermain Street Dr . eaning and Slcam Pressing We Ca and Deliver St. oud, Minn. 0 .I ' ' I I ' 9 I peralol 1 anagerl St Cloud MensStore INC ORPOR VII D The House o Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Florshlne Shoe Freeman Shoe Mallory Hats Manhatten Shlrts St Mary s Bldg Phone 899 Compliments of MODEL BEAUTY SHGP so fm y Bldg Tl 4 Schlough Motor Co coon Lsno cans Chevrolet Sales and Servrce Complzments OF THE CAMPBELL BAKING COMPANY CHRISTIANSON S STUDIO Cl nflhe 'UM WITTMAYER FUEL C0 Good Coal Good Service Phone I 91 209 NINITH AXE N0 St Cloud Nlmn Congratulatzons Graduates' Your first battle lS over and won Webers convey their best wzshes for your contlnued success ln the future Slncerely yours Wm S Weber Pres Wb jwly M 7 n XZ .A 'C SS. ar's . e.l2 f . , Q K . , s 509 ' 2 St. Germain St. St. oud, Minn. U Fine Photos for Particular People at Reasonable Prices . . RISTIANSON E. B. CHRIST C 20 Sixth Avenue, South ST. 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