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

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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.

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