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

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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 . IN ,L. 2 , ., K. . 1 , K ri In 1 n v 4 4 rw v 1 1 1. v 1. 1 i 1: . . L e If c I , ., I., e 1 1,1 '-1 z z ,z '1 s ' 's'- , ' .',,- 1 k.' 2 5.1.1, Z 1.1- -7125, .,.' 1 K, X, ' .,t,. 1 ' x 1 1 1 L 1 ' s rw l . '1 1, -1 - v V' a I 1 lhe unror rear found manv s rortsmen and scholars alrlse. lhe rltrv rn col- . 1 1 V 6 , 3 ., , 1, Q L. 1. . . . .L , s , i , . V ' . . c L l' c ' Q, el c . 1 1 1' . - 1 1' 1 1 N ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 - . . , . , N K , , c J , Q . z . ' 1 1- 1 v . 11 . -1 1 lt fv- . ., . 1 . . , , L . sy , 6 L. . Q . S, , Y L S: - L. tk. .J .,, . L. 1 . , , A , .5 . f '. - Le' 'z .A,z 12 ' . .- a ' uf . . 4 v '- C ' r 4 -I 1 v L ' v I w v '1 1 1 u 1 1 v - l A 1 V, C V L1 , ' I . ' Q 1'1 L1 ,, k1k1 7 C a f1 n .w 1 v r v. ' 4 V v 1 1 1 rx 1 1,1 J 1 . 1 .' f , ., 1 1 ' 1 1 11. , t e c I., c . - - . , ct A . , 1 ' 'Z 1.1 2 A D A t. .1 1 L., ,.1 Z 1 , L. 1 X B., 115. .ez t1 - ll ' 'e ' ja ' e . 1 VA ' ll

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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 . ' I I I I I , , . I Y J 7 I I , . I I I I I I I , l I I I I I, , . ' 7 7 - . -. . . . , . G I y I . . y , I l I I I . 7 I 7 . l 7 I 7 7 I I 7 7 7 , . , . . . ' . a f . ' I I y , . Under the guidance of Rosemary Lee, presldent, and advisers, Miss Myrtle v Q 1 i 1- ' I - y I I I I I I . 7 . 7 ' 7 7. . 7 T . . . . . L , . . . , . I I I l : I I , . Y 7 7 Y 7 I X I Y I Y - 7 Y Y S s I D v l 7 . . I l y ! I, I y - I l I . 7 7 Y Y x 1 r ' l L I I Y I . I I I r A I I Y! 77 ' ' I ,I I I .

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!!'.'..N .,w-A , 0 .1 . -g ...ar 5, yi- STUDIES Seeing what makes the wheels go round in gas en- gine class. Mr. R. C. illcr is the instructor. A Latin class, as usual, studying. The busy machine shop, turning out hammers. The lady chemists do a bit of quantitative analysis. The Little Red rIt's a house and not a teacher's salaryl made by an ambi- tious student in Miss Mul- rean's biology class. Ray Jenson, maker of the replica of the first T. B. sanitorium, which was or- ganized by Dr. Trudeau. An artistic picture of an artistic girl, Virginia Kellas, making some puppet faces in art class. These were used in Pinocchio Miss Weir mapping out the places to cut and not to cut. Sewing class. 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.