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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1938 volume:

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YE Q-f 3,-f VVVfanV.VVV.4Vaa.3a?.iVfmV.'Vm'!VV'VV Vs: S I? fi Xfecrwmiccl L SCVNGG X me melbi gm ilu-hw filyiu 1 wmv: 5-LLAFS3' ggewiiwh r pvuhw at Wi' kumfli ll? pwlllliifl wird! wvf:,.am::uiH dns:-SHf1' -exxliffs nfw me LVWG ww naw xifdlwin gmt!! P' vmwiffm uxffffff dl' A 5, gg fwlfii- Wi QFSW We vmamswwi' ,,..,.---, ,.W., s .-f. ,, .fr -4. 5 .,, 4. .WP .Mia ft LJ 4? -v .H- ,.1 X . an wr 6 111 Com , rmrmeecw J . gn ' fbik? . Y 1 . , 15 . F A ' sw, L1 N If' ,,+V.,,, g'. Q i , wg 115: 'iz-' I - 1 .,-'U .il , l a , - .' Y , 359 Q fg? F b , I Eff' A 0 w 4 1 - i.1' 1 'v1 - . N...,.,.l 1. -. b: - iness adviser ........ .......,.. A cs fwfxjl ifjm MEMBERS OFlHl:i1:t,..,,, if has been working to com- Since June, 1937, the Techoes sta 38 Techoes which is a pictorial history to pile material for this 19 of the school year. Like the construction of the addition Tech, from which the theme of the book is derived, we hope this yearbook will add to and build up new heights in the mem- ories oi years spent at Tech. ...Virginia Riley Editor-in-chief .......................... ..... ..........Kathryn Whittier Associate editor ......... Business manager ................i........................................... Bob Strobel renee Osoinak, Dorothy Smith School life ...,.... Iva Buettner, Law Faculty .................................................................. Mercedes Brennan ' ' Mella, Betty Ross Senior .................... Luverne Blonigen, Georgia ' f n, Catherine Smith Under classes ....................i..... Elaine Gilsta S0 ' Jane Cary, Miranda Clitty Clubs and organizations .......i............ Eickholt, Shirley Engelhard Girls' sports .............................. Roma .Eugene Larson, Bob Stai Boys ,.......... ' b l Kenneth Behren , , li lt ' sports .........i..............i dt Don Klein Art ....,........... Genevieve Au o, Bob Lagergren, Eleanor So e G r e Hanson Alvie Hendstrand Business .......... J ay Gallagher, eo g , t Hohman, Wallace Kallin, Marion Larson, ' Hazel Skuza Jane Betty Phipps, Adviser Oma Q38 C. McDougall nn ci cdicslirw CARROLL VAN STEINBURG SYLVESTER SEVADA To Carroll Van Steinburg and Sylvester Sevada, both of whom died before terminating their high school career, this 1938 Techoes is dedicated. Carroll, president of his Sophomore class, vice president-elect of the student council and an active scholar, died on August 27, 1936. With his enthusiasm and indomitable spirit it was a pleasure to work with him on any project. Sylvester, a quiet but truly sincere student, died on March 19, 1938. His particular interests were sports, having participated in class baslcet ball and swimming, and the out-of-doors. Neit er of these boys will be forgotten because of his genuine attitude ward the school and his friends. ,GSCKWCDQS ' 9 cm fm rw m rw V 1.1 .NM BUXLDXNG S L .1 1' g '1'2 Z .,A.., f X P gil t' x f .Q 7'..'f ' ,Q b I ' Q -w. 3 'Q' E--M ff.. ' , ,WE ' V V fxwnw , J V f L euxume scx-Nomxzsx-kxv Lf L euxLoxNo coovuz MXON A BUXLDXNG HEALTH L J 5 fa.: tl ,fx . rw'-'Q QCP W J t, x I , - Aff? ' iw A A QQ . Ya , 'WWE : A W lx J Q ww T A ' time A' iw- Mfyw ' W ww. , , L --.' 2 4 5m'7-'R if Q. M vi sk A wm..,.,,,M -nn.,,,Q v if V . fl' 'f '-- Mm .. Ltzwfwx , g,,,jQ ,,,,,,.,. numb W ,L f L Wg! ff, 4:4 1 'TT W 0 'Y' if ,, ' ,Q M - , W'-'V mf- -... QAJ: f M s 5 ' '3 me 7 85- 'tx ff ABQ' - k - ' M.. L , , xg , W ,nw 1W2 J 'S 1 ' Y ff' M. . 1 A .,M xw 's,1E'f sg.b,,.f,gQ9g K ,X,,m mfg -. K - Q F E' .f WW' .. K .,Q m,, 3 , 'M A 'H , ,. A -,.. SQ' ' . ,, . , Y Y' f Y M..-,K Q , m L, L, A L W N N ' 3 ff' 5?., '3 f A X f . ink' Xg .X if ,. K K ' . 'N .Q L V ..wjf,Qm Rf X U t L N7 M' y I' S W ,yr ., ,w,?Yf,f'g f ,Q ' gb xink U. kAWi:,w.hW' if I f X - ' K k ,Q A fl' A gk . W J 5' 4. ' x Q WW! A -' K ix f .. A - A U.. M,mj M A x t x f,- f. A K I N .0 kt 2 L: K . .A 'Q W i ' fait, in vifw A .jg I tw wry fklgmrii , V, H kfnwgh an Q A . A 1 fnf Q f - 4, . N! . -K? g uw. Af f J N ,ff ' s 5 .xv .. .A .,, ,iw Q -L VX six V e 'M Y X in QfQew V-wg wa- .,Q, Wx 'Www 'KF x .XQYQQ z M K . 5 , ?, f, 5,51 1 I I Q K ff'+ x- Yfgkfkk X L . Q' 'g . . :W ,, nw: ' ' Q Q MM Hg. 1 'Y 9' 'W M X ' ,. J 1 Ka. ' M- w., X 'M ,? fb Q N, K : is h f in ' if M . 1' , 'I' K - 1' W--W 'eg X- 'L '-.. if W . ... g nd 9 A' Av gg: M Q. in F - pf- , .may 'V my am ge: i M ,A Q if xv ,rl A h - 1 .AQ if 'S 5 ,K - Cf M if -- CONSTRUCTXGN gg 'x r? '5'f x H Xa in va X Vw 7 milky SEPTEMBER, 1937 ORANGE AND BLACK On the banks of the Mississippi where the waters gently flow, St ds a noble granite city, which was founded long ago. an It has in its realms a. High School which fame did never lack, k. For it always stands defender of the Orange and the Blac It's had noble teams in base ball, in basket ball and track, All their glories we're recalling, how soon they all come back! N thwest Pack, It has won the honored medal, of the famous or And it plays the good old football 'neath the Orange and the Black. Though the passing years shall part us and we roam h t hall be together though we are on different strands. Our ear s s , ' ' d ld f 'ends we shall lack, We shall mlss the good old High School, an o ri But we'll cheer our Alma Mater, and the Orange and the Black. in foreign lands, -',.,-f-' Q31- BUXLDKNG SPKRXT SK HQMECOMlNG 1937 4 .. .i,.5'fEgV? s K ws.. .,., Q- 9 t AW. may ' ' s , I -4 4-y,iggj1'g. f i 4 1. :efff1f f??3f5'V? K ,V t Lt,rL: J.. , X. M . gg. Al,,i, i is l N as 1 of .Zf ' X ii- D. Ware, L. Osoinak, J. Claer- bout, and J. Driver wind the goal posts in prepar- ation for the homecoming game. 0 A glimpse of the students participating in the Hag raising event. 0 Sophs again take the honors in the class Hoat contest. I Double-header bonfires open the 1937 homecoming activities. 0 R. Otto, G. Cashman, P. Harrom and B. Simmers sell carameled apples for G. A. A. Page 11 1 ff AROUND TECH 4--...,, S 01' lb My .ln fllilllllf , - ff- Q You get a new slant on the -,,...nlhllNll Tech entrance from this ant's eye view. 0 They don't have elevators at Techg these are the ups and downs of the building trod by Techites daily. 0 V. Brainard and V. Jones are taking a last breath of air before getting i t of learning. 0 A day's work is done and these students are show h ' n o the harness n eadmg homeward to fill that empty spot. Page 13 L. Jensen, W Radk . e, and H. Walker hope J. Bretz doesn't land on his head. 0 There isn't room inside the school so the students go outside for their pepfest. I Shrubbery, pine tree, and a frosty morning make the foreground for an angle shot of the building. 0 V. Jones, E. Solfelt, B. Ross, M. Brennen are picking out their friends from among the studes coming back to Tech from lunch. WCM ii-is ouisioi One last glimpse of th e north side of the old building before annex construction gets under way. 0 Tearing down the athletic Held fence is the first step of the workers. I Huge steam shovels are employed in excavating the basement of the new structure. 0 A mild Winter is an important factor in speeding construction. O Girders for the auditorium-gym- nasium are hoisted into place. mx ,MJ Yam xg N ANNEX CQNSTRUCTHON .-'-,,.- -li-1 NEARING COMPLETION ws... From the football field comes this historical view of the expansion of Tech. The addition, which doubles the size of the original building, has modern classrooms, library, music rooms, and auditorium. 0 Girders make an interesting and appropriate background for the bricklayers who build the walls that will soon house the increasing number of future T ech High students. Page 17 5 L in X Q E ,,:,1zIF ' i? f?if x ,fy- M af if ,H ? --f A, ,,,....W..W A ,W S L 4 A .,. ,. wa ww, 'K , fsizgi if :Z A. If ,ik ,R t fffgfefg funn ,4 . fm NL ENG ki The janitors, Mr N M h . . o s, Mr. J. Quinlivan and Mr. J. Terres, examining the athletic field fence. 0 Printers using their new desks in Mr. T. Pierson's shop. O Mr. J. Turner is finding time to help L. Miller with his work in the metal shop. O Though you may ride in the school bus you have probably never seen it from this angle. 0 The forge lends a realistic background to the metal shop. M Z wow M TECH Page 20 Quismoe TECH 1 i E H tl l Medals won by the band in state marching contest 0 Our winter neighbor across the way is pictured here. 0 All roads lead to Tech as one can gather from this scene O The entire school turns out to wish the Tiger basketball team well on its departure for the regional tou heldin Minneapolis. O Eleanor Solfelt, drum major of the Tech High band a on twirlmg act Page 21 'WA 4 mn ,,,,,,,...pv-w v,i5E25v V 4 ,ff s' i 4 Q s... T'i7T5fa ,Q . fs' 7-1' ? , V xl t if ff' 5 4- JA. . 'i f ' 1, AW' ' WQ',:f ig? misw' l if Qf' is Q 2 . W2 gk wifi 'Q A ' ' .S Q BUKLDNG SCHCDLARSHXP Da I i. f S231 5 Elizabeth Clark, Prin- cipal. 0 James Turner, General Metal and Mechanical Drawing. 0 Clara Ledahl, Librarian. O Mary Agnes Walsh, Latin and French. 0 Lyle Crose, American History and Boys' Physical Education. 0 Lorraine Raugust, Girls' Physical Educatio O Helen Carter, English and Rudiments of Music. I H. B. Gough, Superinte d n. n ent of St. Cloud Public Schools. Page 25 nil' ms 7 ' at 95' if ' 'I i ,- fx A u -1 4 2 ' . ., nw 5 . ' 'KA I ,, 5 . ux A ifff 4 ,wwf- su A.,. Ng x,,. ,WEAW ' it ,nl ,Q 2 E in MM!! W Alice Hawkins Comm , ercial. I Mary Fink, English. 0 Theodore Pierson, Printing and Industrial Problems. 0 Horace Hollmeyer, Chemistry. O Mary Almeter, Commercial. 0 Orrelle Oberg, History. 0 Louise Schultz, Home Economics. 0 John McDougall, Journalism. I Margarette McNaughton, English. 0 Lloyd Johnson. History. 0 Vemon Morrison, Social Studies. 0 Ralph Antil, Mathematics, Science. Page 28 .. . t ' . 5 e'e1' ' 1 it f ' 5 FAY ALBRIGHT .... VIVIAN ALLEN .... SHIRLEY ANDERBERG-French Club: Junior Life-Saving: Declama- tion: Debate: Swimming. w If ,fn . , , . Up, l M 1 1 .N M 1 1 1 CONSTANCE ANDERSON-Order of Gregg Artists: Art Club: Toy Room Project: Tech Staff .... CYRIL ARN- ZEN .... GENEVIEVE AUBOL-Art Club: French Club: Techoes Editorial Staff. g I I Q ia iiixzhi-N, ,- . , 2.1, 5:1 q H! ff!! 1 lj if 'lf , V' V' J r J- 'Lili EARL AXEEN-Chorus:-'Student Cou ,cii:j,Masquers .... ALVIN AYERS-Football: Class B et' Ball: Chorus: De- clamation: Student Council:,,Trai:kf'f . . . JAMES BALD- WIN-Thespians: Declamation: 'Art Club: German Club: Exchange Editor: Junior and Senior Executive Council: Band: Peace Forum: Christmas Play: Usher. I - A : i 1 RUSSELL BARGABUS-Band: swimming .... Bos BEAUDREAU-Football: Track: Intramural Basket Ball: Class Diamond Ball: Swimming: Secretary of Lettermen's Club: Printing Staff .... DELMAR BECKER. CATHERINE BENSON-Swimming: Order of Gregg Art- ists: Toy Room Project .... ALMEDA BIANGA .... LEONE BLOMMER-G. A. A. President: French Club: Hee Tec Vice President: Sophomore Dramatics: Dance Club: Secretary of Senior Class. LUVERNE BLONIGEN-Conservation Club: Techoes Edi- torial Staff .... MARGARET BOOS-G. A. A.: Hec Tec: Volleyball: Swimming: Tumbling .... LORRAINE BOT- ZEK-Junior Executive Council: Toy Room Project. JOSEPHINE BRAND .... MERCEDES BRENNAN- Thespians: Tech Business Staff: Techoes Editorial Staff .... WILLIAM BRENNAN. IVA BUETTNER-G. A. A.: Hec Tec: Techoes Editorial Staff: Swimming .... DELPHINE A. CARLSON-Student Council: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Music Council . . . . JANE E. CARY-T. N. T.: G. A. A.: Masquers: Thes- pians: Mixed Chorus: Band: Techoes Editorial Staff: Tech Staff: Student Council: Dance Club::Senior Class Play. Page 29 CONSTANCE E. CARVER-Order of Gregg Artists: Glee Club .... NEIL CHAMPAGNE-Football: Basket Ball: Track: Peppy Tech: Lettermen's Club .... JOYCE CLAER- BOUTABasket Ball: Volleyball: Orchesis: Christmas Play: Swimmin 1' fi Ci 0-fc? fa! AS' - 1 K 2 MIRANDA H. CLITTY-Thespians: German Club: Techoes Editorial Staff: Swimming: Tech Staff .... ANITA CONRAD .... RICHARD CORS. JOHN CURRY-Football: Basket Ball: Junior and Senior Class President: Peppy Tech President: Tech Staff: Thes- pians: Chorus: Orchestra: Student Council: Track: Drama- tics: Senior Class Play .... CHARLOTTE DAVISW Glee Club: Chorus: Swimming .... IRENE DEBBER- Glee Club: Tech Staff: Chorus: French Club: German Club: Basket Ball: Swimming. ROBERT DENEEN-Swimming ..... KEITH DES MARAIS-Football: Basket Ball: Track: Swimming: Peppy Tech: Senior Executive Council: Lettermen's Club .... GILFERD DETRICK. MW HU HELEN DEWEYAGirls' Glee Club: Theatre Orchestra: String Quartet: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Orchestra: Music Council: Orchestra: String Ensemble: Swimming .... MARCELLA DOBLE .... ROSE MARIE DOROFF- Glee Club: French Club: Tea Time Techites Vice President: Volleyball. ELEANOR ANN DUPLICKI .... ROMA EICKHOLT- Thespians: Orchesis: Basket Ball: Volleyball: Badminton: Archery: Techoes Editorial Staff: G. A. A.: Hee Tec: Swim- ming: Senior Executive Council .... ELAINE ELMGREN -Basket Ball: Order of Gregg Artists: Swimming: Tennis: Archery: Orchesis: G. A. A.: Senior Executive Council: Badminton. MAE ENGEL-Hec Tec: Swimming: Student Council .... SHIRLEY ENGELHARD-Basket Ball: Badminton: Vol- leyball: G. A. A.: Swimming: Tennis: Thespians: Orchesis: Archery: Techoes Editorial Stal? .... LLOYD A. ERD- MANN. LAURA M. FETTIG-French Club: German Club Secre- tary and Treasurer .... DORIS FITCH-Band: Chorus: Swimming .... LUCILLE FRANK-French Club. Page 30 GAIL FRIEDRICH-Thespians: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Band: Tech Staff: Quill and Scroll: T. N. T.: Posture Con- test .... MARGARET FRITZ-Thespians: Order of Gregg Artists: Library Cadet .... JOHN GALAGAN- Football: Declamation: Cheerleader: Chorus. . X is , ,.-I W ' f. c x ,- K KK L ns: Class Basket Ball: Techoes Business Staif: Growing Pains : Swimming .... MARIE GILL-G. A. A.: Order of Gregg Artists: ..... RICHARD WOODWARD GILMAN-Valedictorian Senior Class: Student Council. ARNOLD GOERGER-Hockey: Track .... LORAYNE GOLDEN .... BILL GORMAN-Thespians: Student Council President: Masquers: Tech Staff: Conservation Club President: Declamation: Junior Class Treasurer: Peppy Tech: National Honor Society: Senior Class Play. MARJORIE GOMAN-Swimming: Order of Gregg Artists . . . . JAMES GRAHAM-Hockey . . . . DOLORES GRA- HAM-Order of Gregg Artists: Tea Time Techites. , - '-.4 'Wu ' 1, ,Ji - HARRISON GOUGH-Band: Orchestia: Dance Band: Glee Club: Chorus: Music Council Vice President: Sports Editor of Tech Staff: Quill and Scroll Vice President: Mas- quers: Peppy Tech Student Council: Whip Football: Basket Ball: Track: Lettermen's Club: Usher: Senior Class Play. . . . . WALTER GRAHAM . . . . LAVERN LESLIE GREE- LY-Mixed Chorus. KENNETH GREGORY-Track: Intramural Basket Ball . . . . ARNOLD AUGUST GRIER . . . . BILL GRUEN- WALD-Football: Class Basket Ball: Track. ELAINE GUSTAFSON-National Honor Society: Posture Contest: Thespians: Student Council: Gregg Artists: Hec Tec: Swimming: Tech Staff: Basket Ball: Techoes Editorial Staff: D. A. R ..... MILDRED JEAN HAHN-Mixed Chorus: Order of Gregg Artists: Vice Representative To Student Council . . MARY LOUISE HALSTEAD- Thespians: G. A. A.:.'1:. N. T.: Tech Staff: French Club: fx Orchesis: Girls' Sports: Growing Pains. ROSE A. HALUPZOK-Girls' Glee Club: German Clu ' Declamation .... ARTHUR HANSON-Band: Masquers: Intramural Basket Ball: Chorus .... GEORGE E. HAN- SON-Student Council: Band: Chorus: Glee Club: Music Council President: Masquers: Growing Pains : Senior Class Play. Page 31 R RUTH HARTEL-Swimming: Order of Gregg Artists .... CYRIL JOSEPH HARTMANN .... JEAN R. HAUG. EARL HEDLUND .... LEROY VERNON HELGESON . . . . ALVIE HENDSTRAND-Tech Staff: Techoes Busi- ness Staff. GLENN VERNON HENDSTRAND-Declamation .... WALTER JOSEPH HENNING--Football: Class Basket Ball: Hockey: Swimming .... BERNICE HENKEMEYER -Mixed Chorus: Order of Gregg Artists: Conservation Club: Advertising Manager of Tech Staff: Peace Forum. DOLORES MAE HENZ .... JANET HOHMAN-Hee Tec Secretary: Techoes Business Staff .... BOB HOL- LANDERfBasket Ball: Tennis. DA'RREL HURD-Senior Executive Council: Football . . . EDITH M. HUSTON-Swimming: Girls' Glee Club: Chorus: Music Council .... ALPHONSE V. JOHNSON-Basket Ball Captain: Football: Track: Peppy Tech. DOUGLAS V. JOHNSON .... PHILIP JOHNSON- Swimming .... VELMA JONES-D. A. R.: Managing Editor of Tech StafIS,Quill and Scroll: Senior Class Trea- surer: Debate: Pease Forum: National Honor Society. ii tw QI. WALLACE C. KALLIN-Class Basket Ball: Techoes Business Staff: Masquers: Thespians: Football Manager: Swimming .... PHYLLIS KELSEY .... LORRAINE MARIE KEOGAN. BETTY KINDLER-Basket Ball: Swimming: German Club: Hec Tec .... DON KLEIN-Co-Captain of Foot- ball: Basket Ball: Track: Peppy Tech: Lettermen's Club. . . . . DOROTHY KNAFLA-Swimming: Order of Gregg Artists. Page 32 IRENE KNAFLA-Order of Gregg Artists: Glee Club: G. A. A ..... GERRY KOERNER-Swimming: Class Basket Ball .... MILDRED M. KORSTEN-Library Cadet: Conservation Club: German Club Vice President. MARGARET KOSHIOL-G. A. A.: Hec Tec: Dance Club: Senior Executive Council .... JANET KRAMER-D. A. R. Award: Quill and Scroll Treasurer: Senior Class Vice President: Circulation Manager of Tech Staff: T. N. T.: Student Council Secretary: Swimming: German Club .... KENNETH KRUCHTEN. VALERIA KRIER-Hee Tec President: French Club Secretary: G. A. A.: Thespians: Orchesis: Senior Executive Council: Swimming: Basket Ball: Volleyball: Junior Home Room President .... MARIE KUEPERS .... HELEN R. KRUGER. IRENE A. KUJAWA .... RUTH CHRISTINE KUSCHEL -Art Club .... CLEO LACHER-Basket Ball: Growing Pains . BOB P. LAGERGREN-Football: Student Council: Track: Peppy Tech . . . . CARMEN M. LAMBERTY-Art Club: Basket Ball: Dramatics: Tennis: Kittenball .... MAR- CELLA LANDWEHR-Order of Gregg Artists. EUGENE M. LARSON-Sophomore Home Room Presi- dent: Techoes Editorial Staff .... MARIAN LARSON- G. A. A.: Basket Ball: Volleyball .... MATILDA M LEASE-Library Cadet. RICHARD LILJENBERG-Debate .... BERNICE LOMMEL-Hec Tec: Volleyball .... BERTHA E. LUM- LEY-Library Cadet. CELESTINE V. MAGLICH-G. A. A. Secretary and Trea- surer: Basket Ball: Volleyball: Swimming .... WALTER MARTINI .... JOSEPH MATCHINSKY. Page 33 YVETTE MAURER-Mixed Chorus: Quill and Scroll: T. N. T.: Editor-in-Chief of Tech Staff .... BUNNY Mc- CANN-Tumbling: Life-Saving .... JEROME MCCARTY -Track. WILLIAM RONALD MCCLAIN-Masquers: Home Room President .... BOB MCCONNELL .... GEORGE ALBERT McKENZIE-Track Captain: Football: Class Basket Ball. GEORGE MCGREGOR .... WALTER JAMES Mac- KENZIE-Football: Lettermen's Club: Swimming: Class Basket Ball: Kittenball .... BETTY MEEKfG. A. A.: Basket Ball: Volleyball: Swimming. GE-ORGIA MELLA-French Club: Debate: Swimming: Techoes Editorial Staff: Senior Class Play .... VIRGINIA HOPE MIKISKA-Order of Gregg Artists .... MAR- GUERITE J. MIKELfOrder of Gregg Artists. K tl EILEEN MILLERfGlee C1ub:.Dramatics .... BOB MILLER-Football: Basket Ball: Track: Peppy Tech: Lettermen's Club .... LOUISE MOELLER-Art Club: Volleyball. LORRAINE M. MOKRAS-Order of Gregg Artists .... MARGARET A. MONDLOCH-German Club: Volleyball: Techoes Business Staif .... RAY MORAN-Band: Or- chestra: Masquers: Swimming: Dance Orchestra. . nf LEO R. MURPH YFOrchestra .... BETTY L. NIEDJEL- SKIfTumbling: Basket Ball: Swimming .... ROSEMARY NOEHRING-Tech Staff: Orchesis. DOROTHEA L. OHS-Masquers: Tech Editorial Editor: Senior Representative to Student Council: Quill and Scroll: T. N. T.: Mixed Chorus: Senior Class Play .... CLARICE OLSON-German Club: Swimming: Order of Gregg Artists . . . . WINTON OLSON. Page 34 LAWRENCE OSOINAK-Make-up Editor and Business Manager of The Tech: Techoes Editorial Staff .... BERNA- DINE OTTO-German Club .... RICHARD H. PAETZ- NICK. CURTIS E. PARKINS .... PARKER PATTISON- Track: Basket Ball .... TOM G. PEDERSON-Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club: Band: Masquers: Music Council: Peppy Tech. ELEANOR ESTHER PETERSON .... BARBARA M. PHIPPS-Masquers .... MARY ELIZABETH QBETTYD PHIPPS-Orchesis: Debate: Declamation: Assistant Man- ager of Techoes Business Staff. ROSE MARIE PLOMBON-Conservation Club: Library Cadet .... WILBERT JOSEPH POTTHOFF-F00t- ball: Basket Ball: Track: Student Council .... MAR- GUERITE L. PRAMANN-Glee Club: Band: Chorus: Orchestra: Swimming: The Tech Copy Editor: Quill and Scroll: Declamation: German Club: Pep Band: Girls' Theatre Orchestra: Junior Executive Council. LORRAINE PRETTYMAN-Glee Club: Order of Gregg Artists .... BEATRICE D. PUSC-Order of Gregg Artists. MERCEDES H. RASSIER-G. A. A.: Art Club: Dance Club: Volleyball: Basket Ball: Swimming. EUGENE RAU .... DORETHY L. RAU-Thespians: Swimming: Basket Ball: Volleyball: Archery: Badminton: G. A. A.: Double Quartet: Orchesis: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Order of Gregg Artists: The Tech Staff: The Tech Business Staff .... GEORGE REITER-Student Council: Swimming. LORRAINE M. RICHTER-Band: Orchestra: Theatre Orchestra: Pep Band: G. A. A.: Tumbling: Badminton: Swimming .... VIRGINIA RILEY-T. N. T. President: Techoes Co-Editor: G. A. A.: Junior Executive Council: Quill and Scroll: Basket Ball: Swimming: Music Council Secretary: Badminton: Archery: Volleyball: Chorus: D. A. R .... LOUISE ROSE-Thespians Secretary: G. A. A.: Basket Ball: Swimming: Volleyball: Growing Pains : Bad- minton: Tech Staff Sports Editor: T. N. T.: Junior Execu- tive Council: Orchesis: Orchestra: Mixed Chorus: Tumbling: Senior Class Play. BETTY ROSS-Thespians: Masquers President: T. N. T.: Tech StaH: Techoes Editorial Stalf: Chorus: Declamation: Student Council: D. A. R.: Senior Class Play .... BRIGID D. RUDNITSKI-Thespians: German Club: Declamation: Senior Class Play .... DELPHINE M. RUDNITSKI- German Club: Thespians. Page 35 URSULA K. RUEHLE-Order of Gregg Artists .... AURELLE SAKRY-Chorus: Art Club .... VERN SALZ- BRUNN-Band. VERNON SAMUELSON .... ANDREW SAUER-Band. . . . . LUVERNE H. V. SCHACK-Glee Club: Chorus: Art Club: Tech Business Staif: Tennis: Declamation: Solo Con- test: Sophomore Sports. YVONNE D. SCHACK-Orchestra: Hec Tec: Order of Gregg Artists .... PHYLLIS SCHAEDLER-Swimming: Life-Saving: Volleyball: Hec Tec: Badminton: Junior Exe- cutive Council: ..... BENNY SCHMIDT-Mixed Chorus: Basket Ball. I I q ...' I , ' I Zn- rf' 'ff -- Q A W' Q3 MARJORIE SCHMIDT-Volleyball: Swimming .... EVELYN DELORES SCHMITT .... ALMA CATHER- INE SCHUELLER-Swimming. DONALD SCHULTZ .... VESTA ANN SCHULDT- G. A. A.: Basket Ball: Tumbling: Swimming: Badminton: Volleyball .... MARJORIE SCHWARTZ-Hec Tec: Orchestra: Order of Gregg Artists: Swimming. ROSALENE J. SEVERSON .... IRENE B. SIEVERDING WBasket Ball: Tumbling: G. A. A.: Orchesis: Swimming: Archery: Volleyball .... ANDREW SlSvSenior Class Play. HAZEL R. SKUZA-Techoes Business Staff: Volleyball: Swimming .... DOROTHY W. SMITH-Masquers Trea- surer: Dance Club: T. N. T.: Band Secretary: Tech Staff: French Club: Quill and Scroll: Student Council Vice Presi- dent: Techoes Editorial Staff: D. A. R.: Senior Class Play: Posture Queen .... CATHERINE E. SMITH-Order of Gregg Artists: Techoes Editorial Staff. DONALD R. SLOMKOWSKI .... HELEN JANE SMITH-G. A. A.: Basket Ball: Badminton: Volleyball: Senior Executive Council .... ELEANOR SOLFELT- Art Club President: T. N. T. Vice President: Quill and Scroll Secretary: Basket Ball: Volleyball: Music Council: Orchesis: Tech Feature Editor: G. A. A.: Swimming: Badminton: Drum Major: Techoes Editorial Staff: Posture Contest. Page 36 BOB STAI-Football Manager: Peppy Tech: Basket Ball: Lettermen's Club: Techoes Editorial Staff: Senior Class Play .... MILTON STAPLES-Class Basket Ball: Hockey . . . . FRANCIS STEICHEN-Hockey: Class Kittenball: Track: Swimming. CATHERINE STOCKINGER-German Club: Art Club: Tech Staff .... ROBERT STROBEL-Thespians: Mas- quers: Football: Techoes Business Staff: Band: Dance Band: Chorus: Orchestra: Declamation: Peppy Tech: Stu- dent Council: Senior Class Play .... ALICE STUMVOLL- Declamation. MILDRED M. SWANSON-Art Club: Basket Ball: Or- chesis: Badminton: G. A. A.: Swimming: Tumbling: Tennis: Archery .... HELENE SYMANIETZ .... ORVILLE B. TAYLOR-Thespians: Masquers: Student Council: Band: Orchestra: Usher: Declamati : German Ciubigecy Business Stalfg Senior Class Play. ,C . LORETTA LOUISE TENNEY-Girls' Glee Club: Mas- quers .... HOPE THIELEN-Salutatorian: Student Council: Chorus .... VALERIA THEISEN-Order of Gregg Artists. GORDON LEROY THIENES-Music Council: Band President: Peppy Tech . . . . WENDEL B. THIESSEN- Band . . . . BARTON TILLITT. SALLY TOMCZIK-Glee Club: Chorus: Swimming .... DANIEL VIEHAUSER . . . . . DONALD WARE--Track: Swimming. MARIAN H. WASHNESKY-Band: Orchestra: Chorus: Pep Band: Archery .... CARL WEBER-Swimming .... JUNE WEBER-Conservation Club: French Club: Order of Gregg Artists: Library Cadet: Swimming. ALBERT C. WEDGE-Band: Thespians: Masquers: Track: Basket Ball Manager: Debate: Student Council: Sophomore Treasurer: Junior Vice President: Intramural Basket Ball: Dance Band: Peppy Tech: Declamation .... IDA MARIE WEIMER-Band: Orchestra: Pep Band: Girls' Theatre Or- chestra .... EVELYN M. WELCH. Page 37 HKHIHONORS BERNICE L. WOLHART-Order of Gregg Artists . . . KATHRYN WHITTIER-G. A. A.: T. N. T. Secretary Thespians Vice President: Bandg Chorus: Student Council dentg Tech Staifg Techoes Co-Editor: Orchesis: Basket Ball Quill and Scrollg Senior Class Play .... HARRY WILL- COXIN. HELEN K. WINKLER .... ELLSWORTH WOESTE- HOFF-Bandg Orchestra: Chorus .... EVELYN M. WRIGHT-Band: Volleyball. MARY MARGARET WYSTRACH-Volleyballg Basket Ballg Swimming .... EMMA D. YAGER-Swimming: Basket Ball .... EMMA B. ZARLING--German Club. MYRON ZENNER-Chorus. SENIQR I-IONQR RQLL HIGHEST HONORS Sophomore and Junior Class Secretaryg French Club Presi- Richard Gilman- Harrison Gough Valedictorian Edith Hgzstcznl - o ert tro e Hope Th1e'2'L5l..t,..a. gfgfqgre fgicqtef e p me ar son Velma Jones Albert Wedge Dorothea Ohs Margaret Mondloch Lawrence Osoinak Louise Rose Janet Hohman Eleanor Solfelt Bob Hollander Mildred Korsten Virginia Riley Charlotte Davis Mae Engel Curtis Parkins Catherine Bensen Eleanor Peterson Janet Kramer Alvie Hendstrand Dorothy Smith Jane Cary Roma Eickholt Donald Schultz Georgia Mella Marjorie Schwartz Eileen Miller Dorethy Rau Robert Stai Helen Dewey Mercedes Brennan Jean Haug HONORABLE Phyllis Kelsey Bill Gorman Doris Fitch Luverne Blonigen Marie Kuepers Marjorie Schmidt Brigid Rudnitski Constance Carver Dorothy Knafla Bertha Lumley Iva Buettner George Hanson L o Donald Ware Betty Kindler Alice Stumvoll Gail Friedrich Laura Fettig Kathryn Whittier Catherine Stockinger MENTION Betty Phipps Valeria Theisen Elaine Gustafson Helen Jane Smith John Curry Bernadine Otto Josephine Brand Genevieve Aubol Donald Klein Marguerite Mikel Francis Steichen Gilferd Detrick rraine ,Botzek Page 38 Marguerite Pramann Catherine Smith Marian Washnesky Beatrice Pusc Rose Marie Plombon Evelyn Welch Ellsworth Woestehoil' Rose Marie2Doroif Eugene Larson Yvette Maurer Orville Taylor Delores Henz Vesta Schuldt Myron Zenner Yvonne Schack Helen Kruger Robert Lagergren Betty Ross Senior I-listory CARROLL VAN STEINBURG, Parker Pattison, Kathryn Whittier and Albert Wedge laid the foundation for' the present seniors when they were elected sophomore foremen in the building of their class. The construction progressed rapidly as shown by the large number on the honor roll, in student council, dramatics, Art Club, Hec Tec, athletics, musical groups and declamation. The class won the cup for the best float in the annual homecoming parade. Although nearly snowed under, the Sophomore Hop was a success. Returning as juniors they were without their friend and leader, Carroll Van Steinburg. Foremen for this year were John Curry, Albert Wedge, Kathryn Whittier and Bill Gorman. The Masquers initiated seven of their ranks, Quill and Scroll claimed eleven, and many other clubs swelled their numbers with juniors. On May 22 the Junior Ball, in a spring garden setting was very successful. Promoted to position of contractor, the seniors elected John Curry, Janet Kramer, Leone Blommer and Velma Jones to guide them through their last year at Tech. Two-hundred and thirty-five strong, they pushed the work on the construction to completion by taking active part in all activities. With Don Klein and Keith Des Marias as co-captains, the football team Went through the season without a defeat. Coach Tommy Antil, a newcomer, and Captain Woodie Johnson led the basket ball team through the district tournament only to meet defeat in the regional. George McKenzie was captain of the track team. Leone Blommer directed the activities of the Girls' Athletic Association, John Curry the Peppy Techs, Virginia Riley the TNT's, Valeria Krier the Hec Tec Club, Betty Ross the Masquers, and Bill Gorman the student council. Yvette Maurer, editor-in-chief, led her staff of journalists to a successful year with The Tech . The Techoes was put out with Kathryn Whittier and Virginia Riley, editors. In February a Round-up , successfully man- aged by Elaine Gustafson, brought out every senior cowboy and cowgirl. Many students entered debate. Betty Ross went as far as the regional contest, where she placed second, with her dramatic declamation. The class play, a three-act comedy named Big Hearted Herbert , was presented the last part of April. Richard Gilman, valedictorian, Hope Thielen, salutatorian, headed a group of sixty- seven on the senior honor roll. Baccalaureate, Rev. Harold Baldwin speaker, class night and graduation, with the main address given by Dean Coffey, completed the building of three worth-while years at Technical High School. Page 39 Junior Class I Top Row-MarieBaltes, Bernadette Bach, Jerome Baltes, Robert Elmgren, James Dobson, Wallace Edelbrock, LewisqD'enny,'B5'5 Dunn, Bob Dingman, Kenneth Lamberty, Dgn,gQdBgaul-ieu, Anng.ClQ15I1,,,VilQElY2la Brainard, Jack Bartlett, Ber'ne'daMIEer, Henrietta Bunt, Walter Anderson, Jerome Kilian. Middle Row-Harlan Klima, I Dorothy Bahe, Doris Hohman, Elaine Barrett, Ethel ,Aki Bernadime Kedrow-skj, Gilbert Bartosiewsla, Merl Berg, Frank Lovell, William Carlson, LuelEKorsten, Virginia -I-Q.:,ijj1QL-Lozina Fahrenhola, Marina Axeen, Esther Brixius, Shirley Larson, Loretta Ludwig, Florence Gardner. SMH? I A M ' ' I Bottom Row-Gilbert Beganek, Frank Kollmann, Renee Jans, Martha Holmgren, D-QLQ!l1l.,Fisher, Jeanne George, Lucille Brzinski, Delphine Beganekflilfathilda Brutger, Clara Bormis, Renee Daniel, Gloria BiE'IEttylIibba.rid, Gwen-Giillespie, Phyllis Hiatt, Helen Hockert, Virginia Botz, Jane -Gale. II Top Row-Irvin Deneen, Phillip Clark, Larry Jensen, Qmsemary Gruber, Betty Beacom, Jeanette Denne, Evelyn Brockway, Shirley Barringer, Eva Brgjgngll,Qal arvin Stanley, Sherwood Johnson, Arville Kay, Alvah Bright, Weldon Hempel, Ray Ijlaigg, Henry Carter, Byron Hoffman, Clarence Gertken. ' 'J M Middle Row-Delrose Koep, Alice Klein, Gail Fish, Lorraine Behrendt, Violet Krogh, Beatrice Chisholm, Dorothy Beack, Margaret Leech, Clifford Jordon, Norbert Henkel, Donald, I-Lortsch, Eugene Lucke- meyer, Erwin Davis, Walter Kost, Lucille Denchfield, Henrietta Kiljawa, Joyce Blume, Jnevallw-Ijjlllg, Bob Haggberg, Stanton Holmberg. A Bottom Row-Barbara Berg, Irene Colburn, Virginia Campbell, Betty Long, Leora.Kalkn1an,vBetty Jacobs, Gail Cashman, James Bretz, NI,-larry Gans, John Kipka, Myron Ayer, JNeal14Lux, Q Oran Haggbloom, Constance Boerger, Mary Krippner, Clara Brennan, Layernfialg, III Top Row-J ack Walter, Dennis Sherry, Don Scholen, Evelyn SghuRq.Vk d, To orothy Sterling, Jeanette Mund, Betty -Welsh, DorismMae-Sugiage, Clodoald Sauer, George Pearson, Dick., I?etersg,n,, Ivan Renn, Bertil Swenson. Middle Row-Margaret Schorey, Gordon Rothstein, Floyd Petersen, Dave Schmitt, Harold Ravely, Margaret Tober, Marcell?Reinardy, Gladys Westerberg, Bernice McCarty, Don McKib-ben, Louis Weinstein, Leslie Raymond, Bob Schnettler, Bertha Tholl, Genevieve PelarsliEiTI6'xrr'aE Palisch. Bottom Row--B-arbarafwsbbl,Aleida.,Sell, Ethelyn Todd, Virginia Michaelson, Genevieve Salaski, Martial Paulesen, Delfihine Malikowski, Bgettyjchoileb Bertha Schmit, Marie Yager, Marie Schwartz, Mildred Mechovick, Marjoriefllglhsl- Louise WiehoE, Francis Torres, Edward Paul. IV Top Row-Milton Storkamp, Boba Molitoi31533121-en-D-lI'cCutcha1tL,wPhyllis Vandestreek, Carol Simbel, Eileen MCGZQNQL Margaret Renner, Ione Ostroot, Marilyn McCormick, Irene Miller, Jeag,Mg Sther Reinke, Geraldine Witt, Gordon Mortensen, Cl'5n'ehtsT'he1sen. Middle Row-Joan Stai, Ritaffheiseni, QQL'2tlll2',Watts, Richard Stafford, Tom Moore, William Sagl, Werner Reiter, Bernard Schepers, Edwin Zins, Ruthgfhiriney, Jean Rose, John Voth, Lawrence Miller, Ronald Ness, Don Rohlolf. M Bottom Row-Gertrude Phillips, Helen Ortman, Rosemary Perkins, Elaine Munsinger, Florence Sjogren, Renee Rosenberger, Sibyl Norris, Ethel SivinEki,'Ruth Osoinak, -BarbaraVSirnme.rs,AEtlielniW.hitinge1l,- Elfine' Iletersen. Page 40 .EQME sig? Q ,Q Q Q 9 . in Kiwi W3 M, I 14. .a 914 Q 9 i959 gm BL. 5???3 N. Qs 9 s SODl'lOlTlOf2 Class I Top Row-Ray Eveslage, James Claerbout, Monroe Butt, Elmer Cremers, Billy Benewitz, Alvin Bargabus, Jean Estey, Lillamae Friebe, Marian Bentz, Joy Bergsten, Gerraine Frick, Elnore Billic, Arline Cruser, Nciette Franssens,'B6 tIia'fIilers, LaNee Boman, Rita Antil, Qarol Anderson, Virginia Beaudreau, Ethel B nberg, George Ammis, Gordon Barbarossa, Delroy Brzinski, Robert, Clark. Middle Row-Angeline Block, Jeannette Donahue, Alvina Chaika, Rita Brutger, 12elorisMBrinkman, Rita Benzik, Virginia Christem, Jean Dahl, Ramona Bielejeski, Bernatta Ferkinhoif, Dorothy Citrowski, Inez DesMarais, Lilly Barge, R-ut,hDenny, M-ary,Anrr,DaWQn, Carol Allman, Dorislihenbecker, LeRoy Engel, Melvin Conrad, Jack Deering, Dorothy Cater, Theresa Condon, Geraldine Chirhart, Margaret Ann ,BengtsQ,wKathlene Engels, Bla che Bartlett. Bottom Row-Helen Fiola, Marie Emslander, Alice Burke, Dorothy Barthelemy, Leona Feia, Imogene Bretz, Wilma Allen, Grace Brandenburger, Lola Cochrane, Jim Bensen, Tom Alexander, Carl Fuhre, Lawrence Nastmeier, LeRoy Porseberg, Lyle Dewey, Clifford Bracken, Wayne Anderberg, Harriet Borsvold, Harriet Burwick, Mildred Brandenburger, Florence Carp, Doris Allen, Ruth Anderson. II Top Row-Thomas Yager, Charles Gregory, Rose Goerger, Ethel Jenderseek, Ann Henneman, Jim Kilian, John Fandel, Bob Hudson, Hilda Hector, Clara May Gau, Patricia Kyle, Lucille Lawrence, Edyard J6fdaif'Tl'7i1ies'H'enkemeyer, Ralph Hadden, Don Kampa, Harold Gulde, Carroll .Langtonh Daniel GrurEtrup, James Lengas, Darrel,Isaacson, Sidney Kaplan, LeRoy Johnson, Middle Row-Stanley Lillquist, Atwood Larson, Myron Kennedy, Pierre Hansen, Donald Grams, Marjorie Liljenberg, Helen Kuhn, Charlotte Klein, Eileen Hennenkam, Helen Hawkins, Luella Knier, Stella Klima, Doris Keeney, John Gilman, Alma Kling, Uave Larson, Mary Glory Hetherington, Lorraine Greely, Gloria Hauck, Verna Herlnanson, Ruth Goldthorpe, Angela Hemple, Virginia Henzel. Bottom Row-Mary Ann Hall, Ruth Klein, Helen Koprek, Helen Graham, Eleanor Hartman, Fern Hartfiel, Vivian Henneman, Arleen Johnson, Virginia Kortuem, Adeline Keller, Belva Hedlund, Louise Lehnen, Helen cnaroovnia, FlorencefI-Q'aAp1an,m.E,lain,eJaskowiak, Edris Graham, Philip,Gaetz, James Hartgraves, Edward Kowalkowski, Alfred Lease, Fred Kuebelbeck, August Lang, Estelle Kruchten, Ruth Lechner. III Top Row-John McCrae, Albert Sarver,mB.ill,,Pot,ter, Raymond Ringer, Loretta Matchinsky, Marjorie Mac- Donald, Michael Ploziak, Wilbur Picketts, Evelyn Long, Dennis Ruehle, Marvin Moll, Lois Nelson, Luella Mathiesen, Jack Roth, Daniel Pung, Jeanette Mitchell, Morgan Ness, Lawrence iMechavich, Harold Nath, Eugene Oster, LeRoy Parupsky, Charles Richter. Middle Row-Douglas Peck, Lyle Miller, James Moonier, Lloyd McNeal, Edward Malikowski, Eileen Mohs, Nellie Luckerath, Wallace Pattock, Ted Norlin, Rita Mettenberg, Charles Sartell, Virginia Mund, Rae Robbins, Lorraine Reller, Ruth Plantenberg, Walter Theresa Pelarski, Elaine Martin, Vivian Poster, Roman Mondloch, Howard Leuhman, Mary Olzenak, Mildred Rank, Irene Plombon, Viola Lokowitch. Bottom Row-Margie Saatzer, Rosemary Nicolin, Don Marchant, Loren McCarty, Rosella Otto, Ruth Pra- mann, Albert Neiters, Elaine Miller, Mary Ann,wRosenberger, Corrine Metzroth, Georgia McDowell, Hglgrrsauer, Inaylarie Ohs, Beulah Louie, Felix Netter, Edris Graham, Robert Plachecki, Jean Richter, Jeanette Lovell, James Osgood, Betty.,R.anger, Wanda Morfitt. IV Top Row-James Sherer, Alouis Zitur, Karl Tonnell, Glenn Seanger, Bob Warehime, Carol Wegner, Grace Zaczkowski, Edna Talbert, Qolnvaldg Schnobrick, Milton Boerger, Bob Wengert, Bernice Streitzkylarye Winter, Marian Sullivan, Donald Trebtoske, Dan Stewart,,Ma.thew Smith, Delrose Sworsky, Merna Swan, Rogellu Treisdchel, '.Qomm5L.IllZadlgg,rns, Roman Zenner. Middle Row-Leonard Schrout, Oswald Sis, Donna June Schmidt, Bob Stevenson, Anthony Zontek, Curtis Thornton, Virginia Schenyelos, Rita Torres, Phyllis Weihrauch, lxlargaretjtickles, Louise Zenner, AnnaMlVQefVVeitzel, Egaret S'cliniif1'tj T Irvin Scheel, Dorothy Undersander, Esther Steven, Viola' TheiseTi'f'P'aiil Schaefer, Don Steffens, Victor Schwartzenbach. Bottom Row-Jeanette Schorimaker, NB.1gton,,,Steffe5 Virgnuiauwillfeitzel, Beverly Wilcoxen, Eleanore Sterling, Doris Mae Ware, LeRoy Steichen, Marcyjfanselow, Collette Studer, M-aQlyn.SnlfQl12, Irene Tam-ble, Jeanette Wegler, Constance Studer, Lucille Schmid, Joseph Weber, Betty Tillitt, Vera Shank, Genevieve Zupan, Helen Trovall, Patsy Streeter, Regina Stockinger, Harold Walker. Page 42 5 Wi 'S 55755 ,833 3 jf U 5 eq 1 SQ!! . QXQTQQTS 3 S- giinlig ,fm U m 92 wk 6 5fs?1 f'N9'Q ie1v 93593 , 1 Ili: lnl Junior I-listory NOW that the new building is being constructed, the present junior class has much to look forward to next year. Their sophomore year proved very successful under the guidance of Jean Rose, Larry Jensen, Henry Carter and Douglas Sutton. With varied interests, they entered Thespians, sports, musical organizations and student council. The honor roll showed evidences of scholastic standings. To add to the social life, they sponsored a Sophomore Hop on April 3. To begin the building in their junior year the class chose as their leaders Larry Jensen, Dennis Sherry, Jean Lux and Tom May. A number were initiated into Masquers and a group of girls into GAA. Interest was also shown in the school publications, French, German, Art and Floriculture Clubs. Again the honor roll showed a good representation of the class. Sports brought recognition to the athletic-minded group as Ivan Renn and Louis Weinstein were elected football co-captains of 1938. As the climax to a constructive year, the Junior Ball was held at the Central Junior High on May 14. ' Jean Lux Sophomore History IN the fall of 1937, the Sophomore Class began construction on their senior high school re- putation. To strengthen the foundation of this all-important structure they selected Bernice Streitz, Jim Claerbout, Mary Winter, and Sidney Kaplan. Acting as advisers were Miss T. Mulrean and Mr. T. Pierson. The first note of their progress was made when they were awarded the cup for the most attractive float in the homecoming parade. The main activities participated in during the year were dramatics and athletics. Outstanding in dramatics was Rita Mettenberg, and in boys' and girls' athletics were Charles Gregory and Virginia Mund, respectively. On April 22 a successful Sophomore Celebration was held in the gym. Now that this year has been completed a great deal of progress has been made and at the conclusion of the school year 1940, they are certain to have built a structure worthy of praise. Mary Winter Page 44 i -,,.a-'fi BUXLDXNG C0092 ATKCDN Dot, E is E 3' ny 5 5 1 5 s Y 5 LL -A Q Clubs and Qrganizations Vital parts of the school curriculum are the clubs and organizations which offer varied activities. The Lettermen's Club, for boys who have received an athletic letter, Floriculture Club, a new project in the greenhouse, and the Conservation Club for those interested in the conservation of natural resources, have been added to the ranks this year. . ' ' Tec-h's future secretaries join the ORDER OF GREGG AR'l'lS'I'S to learn to take rapid dic- tation and to improve their shorthand penmanship. Front Row- M. Hahn, J. Weber, E. Elmgren, M. Schwartz, Y. Schack, B. I'usc, D. Graham, M. Mikel, I.. Prettyman, R. Severson, IJ. Knatla, H. Kruger, A. Schueller, U. Ruehle, L. Richter, C. Bensen, U. Carver. Second Row-IJ. Blonigen, I'I. Theisen, M. Thorson, B. Berg, I. Gregory, B. Schorey, M. Schorey, Il. Schmitt, R. Jans, S. Lind, S. listen-Sacken,B. Wehh, R. Phinney, L. Iiehrendt, t'. Iioerger, .I. Richard, II. Weiman, M. Yaeger, L. Molisheski, Miss Almeter. Back row fJ. Rueter, J. Mund, I. Buettner, L. Butzek, E. Peterson, V. Harrell, E. Rcinke. PI. Gustafson, J. George, C. Linz, M. Tolier, M. Krippner, L. Hennek, L. Miller, M. Schultz, .I. Ilenne, IJ. Bi-ack, I. Miller, I. Gstroot, G. Rothstein. 'I'IIIi S'l'l'lJI2N'I' COUNCIL is Tec-h's student governing body. Front rowf Miss McNaughton, V. VVeitzel, J. Lux, lb. Watts, V. Michaclson, IJ. Ellenliecker, IC. Gustafson, ll. Varlson, Il. Itarthel- emy, I. Tamlrle, Ii. Bartlett, ll. Uhs, I. Ohs, M. Stickles, J. Kramer. tsecretaryl J. Mcflutchan. Second Row' fMiss Anderson, L. Jensen, B. Hud- son, A. Wedge. L. Greely, L. Friehe, J. Cary, M. Larson, J George. E. Jordon. U. Taylor, R. Metten- lierg, IS. Streitz, G. Ilartosiewski, B. Haggherg. Back row --Mr. Omann, J. Walter, A. Ayers, H. Gough, II. Smith, tvice-prcsidentl, M. Engel, H. Axeen, H. Gorman, tpresidenti, H. Carter, B. Strobel ttrcasurert, J. Vurry, R. Iflveslage, W. Varlson, M. Smith, J. lie-cker. A pg, IN 'FIIIESPIANS is the dramatic cluli for sopho- mores in which they study acting technique and stage setting. Front row--M. Hall, B. Wilcoxen, M. Liljenberg, M. Rank, H. Sterling, H. Ilorsvold, F. Varp, R. Pramann, V. Kortnem, IJ. Under- sander, R. Denny, E. Mnhs, Second row- M. Dawson, B. Eilers, G. Brandenliurger, I. Tumble, L. Zenner, M. Vanselow, F. Kaplan, I. tlhs, C. Metzroth, G. Mcllowell, M. Bengston, II. Sauer, R. Anderson, Third row-fR. Met.tenherf.!, C. Thornton, .l. Gilman, E. Bette-nberg, IJ. Mcllowell, A. Vtleitzel, M. Ilranfleriburger, M. Iientz, G. Frick, L. Lawrence, tl. Gan, V. Beautlreau, L. Fostmeier, W. Radke, L. Reller, Rack row '- IC. Oster, II. Isaacson tpresidentl, R. Rolihins, I'. Kyle, B. St reitz, L. Friebe, l1.I3rinkman, J. Fandel, B. Wengert, A. Henneman, I'. Wegner, M. Heitz- man, ll. Grumstrup, B. Potter, H. Gulrle. An interest in girls' sports is promoted through he GIRLS' A'I'lILIQ'I'IC ASSOCIATION. Front 'owf V. Riley, M. Halstead, L. Rose, L. Blommer, presidentt. Miss Raugust, R. Eickholt tvice-prcsi- ientt, V. Krier, E. Munsinger. S. Maiglich tsecre- aryl, J. Cary. Second row--B. Meek, M. Boos, VI. Koshiol, V. Scholdt, S. Engelhard, M. Larson, 41. Solfelt, K. Whittier. J. Stai, F. Rudolph, R. 'erkins. Third row-L. Richter, I. Sieverding, VI. Kripner. J. George, B. Fessenden, II. Watts, M. lassier, P. Harrom, L. Ilenchtield, M. McCormick. Sack row-I:I. Elmgren, H. Smith, I. Buettncr, M. lill, IJ. Rau, B. Simmers, J. Lux, L. Fahrenholz, I. Gruber, G. XVitt. Page 47 TIIIE MIXED CHORUS proved itself capable of big things when it successfully presented a Thanksgiving operetta, The Harvest . Front row--M. Washnesky, R. Osoinak, R. Mettenberg, L. Haug, B. Heukemeyer, D. Ohs, D. Fitch, D. Carlson, E. Todd, B. Bartlett, M. Bengtson, G. McDowell, F. Metzroth, R. Pramann, E. Whit- inger, G. Gillespie. C. Davis, H. Dewey. D. Allen, M. Thorson, H. Borsvold Second row--P. Vandestreek, L. Greely, L. Stewart, H. Gulde, J. Vary, lsecretaryt, B. Ross, tvice-presidentj, IH. NVatts, E. Bettenbf-rg, A. VViet,Zel, L. Zenner, A. Johnson, G. Brandenburger, M. Bentz, L. Lawrence, B. Jacobs, R. Robbins, M. Dawson, R. Jans, M. Brandenhurger, H. Thielen. M. Pramann. C. Anderson. Third row-V. Lokovitch, G. Wester- herg,E. Oster, J. Fandel, E. Woestehoif, G. Lillquist, L. Sehack, D. Rau, L. Mechavick, C. Strobel, J. Mctfutchan, L. Barge, R. Gruber, G. Friedrich, R. Binczik, S. Tomczik, E. Huston, P. Kyle, D. Schmitt, Mr. Hertz. Back row-J. Claerbout, A. Sarver, J. Danzl, J. Furry, R. Zcnner, D. Surface, V. Riley, B. Welsh, E. Axeen, L. Greely, E. Brownell, M. Hahn, G. Hall, J. Baldwin, C. Richter, V. Brainard, M. Leech, J. Galagan, K. Bremer, A. Ayers, G. Hanson Cpresidentt. Girls who have an interest in music enjoy membership in the GIRLS' GLICE CLUB. Front row -A. Klein, U. Davis, E. Miller, H. Dewey, D. Carlson, G. Mc-Dowell, Miss Carter. M. Thorson, M. Ziebol, S. Norris, B. Hedlund, E. Whitingcr, L. Haug. Second row-B. Sehmit, M. Liljenberg, I'. VVeiraueh, FI. Jaskowiak, G. Gillespie, B. Tillitt, D. McDowell, E. Bettenberg, L. Zenner. D. Watts, J. Lux, D. Johnson, J. Gale, J. Mcllutchan, I.. Fahrenholz, M. Winter. Back rowflt. Doroff, C. Carver, L. Lawrence, W. Johnson, J. Hopkins, I.. Schack, E. Huston tpresidentt, G. Lillquist, M. Mac-Donald, D. Manuel, L. Palisch, L. Boman, M. Heitzman, L. Tenney, R. Gruber, tvice-presi- dentl, D. Surface. 'l'lIE ART CLUB has decorated the building for various occasions during the year. Front. rowi M. Rank, L. Moeller, L. Feia, D. Watts, D. Ware, P. Hiatt, E. YVhitiny,:er, G. Aubol, A. Sell tvice- presidentt, M. Swanson. Second row-E. Solfelt tpresidentl, J. Mutsrhler, L. Friebe, R. Kuschcl, M. Rassier, R. Klein, C. Anderson, E. Mohs, D. Ellenbecker tsecretary-treasurerl, Miss Glasser, Rack row -J. Baldwin, E. Oster, R. Gruber, S. Barringer, M. M 1't'ormick, A. Sakry, C. Stockinger, L. Schavk, C. Lamberty, V. Krogh. TIIIC 'I'IECII EDITORIAL STAFF did its best. to publish the paper regularly by, for, and about Tecli students. Front row A. Hendstrantl, ll. Klima, D. Watts, L. Rose, R. Perkins, B. Simmers, Y. Maurer teditort. J. Gale, M. Flitty, D. Ohs, J. Lux, V. Botz. Second row A D. Rau, P. Harrom, J. Rose, B. Ross, G. Friedrich, IG. Solfclt, D. Smith, E. Gustafson, J. Kramer, S. Barringer, V. Jones, M. Pramann, Mr. McDougall. Back row --J. Claerhout, A. Clour, M. Leech, V. Riley, J. Walter, J. Curry, K. Whittier, J. Baldwin, L. Osoinak, V. Brainard, R. Gruber, H. Gough. A connecting link between the school and the home is acquired by members of the HEC TEC CLUB. Front row-4J. Hohman, B. Lommel, B. Fessenden, L. Cochrane, IJ. Blonigen, R. Eickholt, B. Berg tsecrctaryt, Y. Schack. Second row-- Miss VVeir, L. Blomrner tvice-prosidentl, V. Krier tpresidentl, M. Koshiol, J. Stal, L. Kalkman, I'. Sehaedler, M. Boos, L. Wiehoff. Back row WJ. Lang, B. Kindler, M. Engel, IG. Gustafson, E. Reinke, M. Axeen, I. Buettner, M. Schwartz, J. George. Page 48 Juniors and seniors who aspire Lo ln-come at'- ors and avtresses may make a good start in MAS- UUICRS. Front rowiltliss Baron, B. Phipps, C. Qirohel, I-I. Sivinski, J. Rose. A. Hemlstrand, R. Perkins, ll. Uhs, ll. Smith mtreasurt-rl. Sevond 'ow-Miss Mt'Naughton, li. Gruber, VV. Kzxllin, D. Taylor, IJ. Watts, .I. Vary lsevretaryl, ll. Ross, presidentl, L. Tenney, A. VVedge, A. Hanson, Ii. Dunn, li. Moran. Baek row--'Mr. Pierson, C. Keller, T. Pederson Lvice-presidontb, B. Gorman, fi. Strobel, E. Brownell, V. Brainard, G. Hanson, 3. McClain, E. Axeen, H. Gough. Boys who have received letters for parlieipa- ion in various forms of sports have organized the Jl-1'l l'l2RM l'IN'S CLUB Front row f-Mr. Morri- .on, L. Weinslvin, XV. Kallin. J. Furry, N. Pham- wagnm-', li. Lage-rgren Lviee-presidentH, A. Johnson, I. Krafnivk. Second row J. Kilian. K. De-slVlarais, 2. lit-audrr-au 'sf-erm-laryl. NV. MaUKenzie, B. lruenwald, A. Bright, G. Mr-Kenzie. Buck rowf '. Gregory, I. lienn, B. Stai, IJ. Klein Ipresidentl, 3. Miller, H. Gough, li, Strobel, W. Pottholl. GERMAN CLUB members aim to hevome at'- uainted with the people, eustoms, and geography f flvrmany. Front row -Mr. Ze-ylier, ll. liudnit- ki, E. Zarling, li. lN'lunsiny,:er, J. Ric-hard. l.. Kalk- uan, L. Lahr :vit-4--president1. Second row l'. 'lark, li, llalupzok, H. Hartman, A. llloek. M. 54-ntz, M. Vlitly. L. F1-ttig Iss-ere!ary-treasurer!, Y, Iiarringvr tpresidentl, llaek row ll. llanzl, .. Korsten, t'. Stoekinger, B. Otto, IJ. Bt-'ac-k, L. .udwig, L. Fahrenholz, M. lNlondloch, B. Molitor. THE TECIIOIES I-ZDITORIAL STAFF is ie group ol' students who are responsible for me editorial work of tho H3358 Teehoe-s. Front iw --li, Ross, K. Whittier, ll. liiekholt, G. Auhol, l. Flitty, S. Plnigelhard, Sf-eond rowf E. Solfelt, . lilonigen, ll. Smith, M. Bra-nnan, H. Gustafson, . Vary, Mr. Mvllougall. Back row- li. Stai, . Larson, I. liuettnvr, Ll. M1-lla, V, Riley, li. zxgvrgren, C. Klein. A now organization at. Tet-h for the purpose of -veloping an interest in our natural resourf-es id their uses is the CONSERVATION CLUB. 'ont row -C. Sartell, ll. Henkemeyer tseeretaryl, . Anderson, IJ. Blonigr-n, L. Feia, H. Fiola, R. lein. Second row- li. Luvkemeyer, J. Voth, H. uldv, M. Brands-nlsurger, ll. Heetor, I. Des- arais, M. Berg. Baek row'-AP. Clark, li. Gor- an lpresidentl, F. Torres, L. Korslen, J. Roth, Blonigen, J. VVeber, R. Plombon, B. llingman. Page 49 Selling advertising space in The Tech was the job taken care of by THE TECH BUSINESS STAFF. Front rowiF. Sjogren, R. Rosenberger, J. Richard, E. Whitinger, Mr. Lueben, B. Simmers, E. Gustafson, J. Kramer, B. Henkemeyer Cadvertis- ing managerj. Back row-L. Schack, C. Lamberty, Y. Kruchten, I. Sieve-rding, L. Fahrenholz, lt. Gruber, R. Noehring, D. Rau, J. Gale. THE T. N. T. CLUB is composed of twelve representative senior girls who are chosen for scholarship, leadership, and participation in ac- tivities. Front row-L. Rose, K. Whittier Csecre- taryl, J. Kramer, Miss Ledahl, IJ. Smith, D. Ohs ttreasurerh, M. Halstead. Back row!G. Fried- rich, E. Solfelt Qvice-presidentj, V. Riley ipresidentj Y. Maurer, B. Ross, J. Cary. Fourteen peppy senior boys who are leaders in soholarship and activities comprise the P. T. CLUB. Front row-Mr. Morrison, B. Gorman, A. Wedge lscribel, J. Curry gpresidenti, T. Pederson, G. This-nes, B. Lagergren Qtreasurerb, A. Johnson. Back row- -N. Champagne, K. DesMarais, H. Strobel, IJ. Klein Qrulerl, H. Gough Qwhipl, B. Stai, B. Miller. Any student interested in nature and plants may become a member of the FLORICULTURE CLUB. Front row'--C. Sartel, B. Long, G. Salaski, M. Krippner, B. Berg Csecretaryl, E. Munsinger. Back row-D. Eckerson, W. Nentl, J. Hopkins, M. Leech, L. Fahrenholz, P. Clark ipresidentl. QUILL AND SCROLL is a national journalis- tic society for selected journalism students. Front row-M. Pramann, D. Ohs, K. Whittier, E. Solfelt, fsecretaryl, G. Friedrich Cpresidentj, J. Kramer itreasurerb. Back row+H. Gough Cvice-presidenth, Y. Maurer, V. Jones, ll. Smith, V. Riley, MF- Mclbougall. Page 50 It was the duty of the TECIIOES BUSI- NESS STAFF to supply the funds for publishing this book. Front row-H. Skuza, W. Kallin, M. Larson, A. Hendstrand, M. Mondloeh. Back row Mr. Umann, li. Strobel lbusiness managf-rl, G. Hanson, B. Phipps, J. Gallagher. MUSIC COUNCIL is eomposed ol' representa- lives from the band, ehorus, orehestra, and gleeelub. Front row ll. l'lllenber'ker, ll. Carlson, E. Huston, I. Gale, L. Friebe, II. llewey, V. Strobel. Bark -ow -Mr. Hertz, H. Gough lviee-presidentl, T. Pederson, G. Hanson ipresidentl, V. Riley tsecre- .aryb, G, Thienes. THE FRENCH CLUB ent-ourages its mem- ners to improve their eonversationzil Front-h and .timulates their interest in the manners and eus- oms of the Frenvh. Front rowf-R. Robbins, H. esss-ntlen, E. lVleGandy lpresidentl, L. Frank, VI, llolmigren, M. Halstead, G. Phillips, V. Krier seeretaryl, E. Mohs. Baek row V. Brainard vire-presidentl, L. Korsten, J. Gale, Miss Wlalsh, i. llorotf, A. Clour, S. Barringer, G. Mella. This year's TECH BAND has the distinetion if ln-ing the 19357 State Fair Band Contest winners. D. Smith, L. Richter, S. Rarringer, I. Weimer, A. Iendstrand, l'. Streeter, R. I'hinney, F. Sjovgren, . Baltes, K. Engels, Ii. Wright, L. Brammer, R. iandwehr, B. Strobel, E. Peterson, D. Fiteh, 0. iagglvloom, W. Sagl, V. Mund, I. Uhs, lt. Piek, .1. liutls, M. Dawson, li. Pung, M. Mills, IJ. Illenbeeker, J. Gilman. J. Henkemeyer, l7. Lewis, I. Luehman, I, Seheel, M. W'ashnt-sky. S. Holm- erg, R.. Jans,I'l. Woestehotl, A. Hanson, C. Gertken, I. Brownell, R. Moran, V. Taylor, R. Swenson, l. Hanson, R. Peterson, ll. Grumstrup, M. Stor- amp, R. Hiek. R. Bargabus, H. Wengert, T. 'eds-rson, G. Thin-nes, B. Haggberg, H, Gough, .. Wedge, J. Dobson, O. Taylor, G. Phillips, fl. Pramann, A. Bargabus, J. Bergsten, J. Cary, 1. Vllhittier, G. Friedrich, T. May, D. Marehant, .. Boman, L. Friebe, E. Solfelt. Musically inelined students gain knowledge nd enjoyment in ORCIIESTRA. P. Hammond, . Johnson, G, Todd, VV. Allen, C. Allman, J. lmer, C. Anderson, NI. Bengtson, Ii. Benson, C. innie, G. Brandenburger, L, Cochrane, H. Dewey, P. Johnson, U. Metzroth, lfl. MeGandy, R. Pra- iann, L. Richter, R. Robbins, tl. Strobel, E. albert, R. Thvisen, E. Todd, G. Todd, N. Frans- -ens, ll. Mund, K. Bcntz, L. Dewey, L. Heinzel, l. Kennedy, T. Norlin, W. Radke, J. Weber, W. arlson, H. Gough, M. Pramann, U. Taylor, I. rheel, E.Woest.ehofT, R. Jans, M. Washnesky, R. ick, R. Moran, IJ, Ellenbecker, J. Gilman, IJ. ewis, M. Dawson, IJ. Pung, I. Weimer, A. Hend- rand, B. Strobel, V. Brainard, I.. Friebe. Page 51 EGR 'Z Q- H x ,H QR 55 Q v i S J A U U L Q 4 qgiiggby A -- W 'A I X, - Q iff NS v, . . TH BUKLDNNG HW' 41 J x 1 f E 'f U gl ii .F Fl F3 1 n J If n GIRLS' SPORTS Elaine Munsinger, Mary Halstead, Mildred Swanson, Jane Cary, Rosemary Perkins, Margaret Koshiol, Dorothy Smith, Betty Phipps, Mercedes Rassier, Roma Eickholt, Kathryn Whittier, and Eleanor Solfelt of the Orchesis club are shown here in a bit of the interpretative that suggests uncontrolled force. This group which studies the modern dance is under the direction of Miss Raugust and has Jane Cary as its leader. wb The life saving class is shown here demonstrating the r to,i J ,. cg practical possibilities of their work. The swimmers are J. Mutchler, R. Perkins, E. Munsinger, M. McCormick, B B M ' ' ' eacom, . Heitzman, M. Yanselow and R. Daniel. BADMINTON Badminton was introduced at Tech two years ago and since then has become very popular. A great deal of the increased interest was caused by the tennis courts being taken up for the new building. Badminton not only held interest as an after school sport but in the gym classes as well. The girls chose it as their preference over swimming and archery which are all offered in the Friday classes. After school hours a doubles tournament was held which was entered by many. The enthusi- asts here are M. Koshiol, H. Smith, V. Riley, and L. Rose. Page 55 LEADERS This formal picture is of the olficers and heads of sports in G. A. A. In the back row are V. Riley who heads archery: V. Krier, minor sports, M. Halstead, tumblingg J. Cary, modern dance, and L. Rose, badminton. In the front row are R. Eickholt, vice- president and head of basket ball: L. Blommer, president, C. Maglich, secre- tary and head of volley ball, and E. Munsinger, swimming. The purpose of the club is to foster interest in athletics among the girls. The adviser is Miss Raugust. Page 56 EXCITEMENT Volley ball arouses more interest among the girls than any other sport. This is shown by the num- ber of girls who turn out. After a practice period teams were chosen and a round robin tournament was held with much show of keen competition between classes. Throughout the tournament a great deal of enthusiasm and in- terest was evident. In the pre-tournament practice period each team played the other team. Each team proved itself worthy of the elficient coaching of Miss Lorraine Raugust. Mercedes Rassier, Helen Jane Smith, Roma Eickholt, Mary Krippner, Elaine Elmgren, Shirley Engel- hard, Celestine Maglich, head, Leone Blommer, Dorothy Rau, Margaret Koshiol, Virginia Riley, Marion Larson, Louise Rose, are some of the members,of the volley ball squad. DRAW HARD Archery has become a popular sport since it started three years ago. Those archers shown here are: Virginia Riley, head, Helen Jane Smith, Sally Maglich, and Louise Rose. In archery the basis for competi- tion is high individual score. 'ri It This bit of phenomena shows that the tumbling class con- sider the ceiling the limit. Shown are Mildred Swanson and Rosemary Perkins as Tech's human flies. LADY OR TIGER? The entire student body takes an active interest in activities the year around. The interest the girls of Tech take in boy's athletics is typified by Eleanor Solfelt and Jean Rose as they feed the Tech Tiger before completing the decoration for Homecoming which they had been working on that memorable October day when the Tiger did Scalp Staples in its characteristic way. SENIORS The seniors, captain- ed by Joyce Clear- bout, ended their high school basket ball by heading straight for the goal of victory. They are, front row: R. Eickholt, J. Clear- bout, L. Rose, M. Koshiolg back row: S. Engelhard, L. Blommer, V. Riley, D. Rau, H. Smith. Sally Maglich was absent when the pic- ture was taken. The sportsmanship award was won by Virginia Riley. She was an active member of G. A. A. participating in basket ball, volley ball, and badminton. She was queen of athletics in the Homecoming parade and was head of archery. Page 57 WINDOWS The windows on the north side of the building afforded an ex- cellent view of a B squad game, as shown by this group in Mr. McDougall's room. BOYS' SPORTS Tech Tigers, Central Six Champions. Back row, student managers B. Stai, W. Kallin, D. McKibben, faculty manager, J. W. Turner, F. Gray, J. Walter, D. Scholen, J. Steman, B. Haggberg, K. Lamberty, J. Galagang middle row, assistant coach R. T. Antil, L. Weinstein, W. Potthoii, I. Renn, A. Ayers, B. Grunewald, J. Kilian, B. Strobel, W. McKenzie, C. Gregory, B. Lagergren, W. Nentlg first row, assistant coach L. C. Crose, J. Johnson, H. Gough, B. Miller, J. Curry, D. Klein, K. Des Marais, B.. Beaudreau, A. Bright, N. Champagne, J. Krafnick, Coach V. L. Morrison. Above: Co-captains Keith Des Marais and Don Klein, shown outlining a mythical offense, led the team to one of the most successful seasons in recent years. Below: All Tech's games were played under the lights, this is the Alex thriller. Don Klein, fullback, is shown making a substantial gain off-tackle. Tech ............ 19 Tech ........,... 19 Tech .,.......... 12 Tech .,.......... 19 Tech ............ 0 Tech ............ 19 Tech ............ 14 Tech ............ 21 123 Page 58 SEASON RECORD Anoka ,,..,....... Little Falls ,,..,. Alexandria ....... Cathedral .......... Brainerd ........................ Crosby-Ironton ............ Staples .......................... St. Johns ...,..... Here There Here Here There There Here Here BASKET BALL The nineteenth district champions. Back row: Tommy Jaeger, Tommy Wadhams, Virgil Odegard, Tom May, Jim Dobson, junior manager Jack Wal- ters, Don Klein, Harrison Gough, Neil Champagne, Bob Miller, Bob Stai, Captain Woodie Johnson, John Curry, assistant coach Lloyd Johnson, Coach Tommy Antilg middle row, Charles Gregory, Ivan Renn, Bob Hollander, Wilbert Potthoff, Parker Pattison, senior manager Albert Wedge, front row, Louis Weinstein, Gene Thill, Leroy Johnson, Carl Tonnell, Richard Bitner, and Harold Walker. Both A and B squads were coached by two men new to the faculty, Mr. Antil and Mr. Johnson. Above: Don Klein again shows his defensive ability by breaking up Cathedral's at- tempt for a basket as Neil Champagne waits anxiously for the rebound. Below: Cathedral took and early lead but Tech came from behind to win. To the left of the score board is the Cathedral Drum Corps which, with the Tech band, provided the music. SEASON RECORD Opponent Tech ....,r. .,.,... S auk Centre ,...........,,,..,...... 12 Tech ,,,,,,, Minneapolis West ,.,.,.........., 10 Tech ,,,,,., Staples ,.,.,,........,...,...., ..r... 1 9 Tech ,r.,.,, Johnny Preps .......... .,,.,, 1 9 Tech ,,,.,,. Crosby-Ironton.. ,.,r. ......, 4 1 Tech .,..,., Long Prairie ,,,..... ,..... 1 4 Tech ,r..,,, Little Falls .,...... ..,,..,,,. 1 7 Tech ,,,,,,, Cathedral.. ,... .,,,...... 2 3 Tech ,...,,, Alexandria ......,. .,,,,,,,.. 2 2 Tech ,,,,,,. Little Falls ,,,,,,,. ,,.,...... 1 7 Tech ,,,.,,, Brainerd ..,,,r,,,,,.,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, 2 9 Tech ,,.,... Crosby-Ironton ..,..., ,.,,,.,... 2 8 Tech ,.r.,,, Staples ,,,. ........., .....,.. . 2 2 Tech ,....., Alexandria ......... .....,... 2 5 Tech ,.,,,,. Brainerd .....,,.r Page 59 Q -----AND UP! Neil Champagne tries to swallow his tongue as he goes up for a jump ball with Captain Woodie Johnson. Coach Tommy Antil tosses the ball for them. M M, Mmm .mtg lwf-Wk Wm M. fu A-Mg M WW we-mm. IZ' W WI 0 Y J' I 5 M1 MfH?aN ' A , 4, W, ,M pi: 8- ? DIVING Above: Tech High Faculty Team. Lefty Antil, Captain Pudge Pierson, Butch Johnson, Muscles McDougall, Speed Hollmeyer, Push Crose, Slug Stensrud, Mascot Bobby Crose, Coach Long Jim Turner. The team avenged last year's defeat at the hands of the Central Junior High Faculty by the score of 29 to 16. CI-IAMPIONSI Below: This is a posed picture to give you an idea of one of the activities that helps to give the boys a well-developed body in this job of building. Mathew Smith is in the foreground with the ball. Games like these will be more popular with more people next year, at which time both the present gymnas- ium and the new gymnasium-auditorium will be available. g Q i I I REMEMBER? Below: These are a few of the boys that are keeping in trim in order to make the most of Minnesota's sum- mers. Darrell Isaacson, Glenn Seanger, Bob Steven- son, and Jack Ortman are caught by the photographer in the act of diving. In- tra-class contests are very popular. In addition to swimming during gym peri- ods, the pool is also used by the boys after school. CLASS ACTIVITY Above: An independent team composed of Tech students, calling themselves Tech All-Stars, compiled a number of games in the win-column. The mem- bers are Leroy Johnson, Bob Beaudreau, Parker Pattison, Keith Des Marais and Bill Grunewald. These boys represent teams which made up the intramural league, composed of about sixty boys from the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Page 61 .Digi if 4' TRACK Tech's chances for another successful track season depended upon the follow- ing lettermen: D. Klein, hurdles, dis- Ma Q 5 ' 'wil During a regular intramural schedule three teams tied for first place. There were eight teams in the league with each team playing the others once. In the intramural tournament the first five teams were in the playoff. The Lions, a dark horse in the tournament, defeated the Tigers in a two-out-of-three series. The Tigers won the first game, but the Lions came back strong to take the de- ciding two. The Lions team: back row, K. Gregory, V. Taylor, L. McCarty, D. Sherryg front row, M. Staples, B. Grunewald, J. Dobson and G. Mortenson. Page 62 if i cus, shot putg H. Gough, hurdles, sprints, relaysg B. Beaudreau, who won a letter last year and is finishing up school. He practises daily to keep in training. K. Des Marais, 440, shot put, discusg N. Champagne, discus, sprints, Captain G. McKenzie, sprints and re- lays. Below: Captain Pierson and Coach Turner have received a bouquet of flowers from the Junior High Faculty in the annual inter-faculty basketball game. I Cl-IFQISTIANSGIXVS STLYJFUIQ Pictures with Personality FANDEL'S For F ifty-Six Years The Best Place to Shop i...l1- il.-l ' S ' 'llllLzg'w, . X 5 . ' az ' ,,.' ' 2' ,ill , ,. 1 ' an is 1.33 '3 ,lf-1 iff f. A , ,3 'v 1 - ,lag , - - Si. Cloucfs Shopping Center Sash, Doors, Frames Cvmvlimenfs Interior Trim of For he Tech Addi ion M E LR os E t t G R A N I T E Was Manufactured and Furnished Locally by COMPANY Donlin-johnson Co Pg 64 Mr. Antil's 9:45 class learn the fundamental points of plane geometry. FRQM DAY TQ DAY XXXDCXDC SEPTEMBER 7-Tech doors reopen. 8-The real thing begins. Everyone receives programs and stands in line for books. 17-Crowded conditions necessitate an outdoor pep-fest for the Anoka game. 960 students cheer for the football team. 23a-John Curry, Janet Kramer, Leone Blommer, and Velma Jones are elected by the seniors to guide them throughout the year. OCTOBER 6-Junior class elects Larry Jensen, Dennis Sherry, Jean Lux, and Tom May as its officers. 7-Bunny Streitz, Jim Claerbout, Mary Winter, and Sidney Kaplan are elected as Sophomore Class oflicers. 11-Thespians hold first meeting of the year. 20-First report cards of the year break news to students of their scholastic standings. 21-Visiting teachers from Central Minnesota congregate in St. Cloud and watch Tech's prodigies Cand othersj, but it's worth it for the vacation the C. M. E. A. brings. 26-Chester Scott Howland gives a chat on deep sea diving. 27-An April fool joke out of season set the homecoming bonfire ablaze a day ahead of time. 28-By Work- ing all day, a committee builds two large bonfires to take the place of the original one. An evening pep-fest starts the homecoming celebration. 29-The cry Scalp Staples rents the air as the Tigers do that thing. The tradition is upheld as the sophomores win the honors for the best float in the parade. Page 65 Featuring . . . THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT We use only the Highest Grade Chemicals and Pharamaceuticals BRUNING DRUG STORE IVIETZROTI-I'S Quality Clothes For Young Men Congratulations - - From - - BERNICK'S I Featuring DR. PEPPER CHAS. A. BERNICK Incorporated To You - - - Every Tech Graduate! May your entrance into life's school from school life find your lessons just difficult enough to keep you in the niche of Honor and Respect. ST. CLOUD SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO. Commercial Printers and Publishers 413 East St. Germain Street Thank You . . . Seldom do we stop long enough to express our appreciation for the business with which you have favored us,---so right here and NOW, we say THANK YOU for all your orders. GUY'S STUDIO Sl. Cloud' s Fines! Studio CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! - - - Your First Battle is Won - - - WEBER'S Convey Their Best Wishes for Your Con- tinued Success in the Future Weber Jewelry and Music Co. Page 66 I B. Gruenwald, A. Johnson, B. Miller, B. McConnell, Y. Maurer, G. Thienes, sit around the Christmas tree in Mr. McDougall's homeroom. NOVEMBER 3-National Music Ensemble program is given. Story is acted out by clarinet players. 5-Delegates from journalism department go to Minneapolis for the press convention. From what we hear, the blond bellboys got more than their share of attention. Yvette Maurer makes her debut over WCCO by giving publicity to The Tech. 11-Every- one goes to the Paramount theater for an Armistice Day program. Remember the crash of cymbals? 12-Chilly atmosphere is warmed by Big Apple sunlight dance after Mr. Berglund talks on dry ice. The party, sponsored by the Techoes staff, induced everyone present to shag and Suzie-Q. 17-Student council delegates who attended the convention in Stillwater tell of their experiences. Besides attending the sessions, they were shown the prison, the school building, taught how to walk down and up hills, and went to a dance. 23-The moon and apple-cider are highlights as the Mixed Chorus gives the Harvest Cantata . Colorful costumes lend atmosphere to the singing. 25-Turkey gets the bid during Thanksgiving vacation. Student Council distributes baskets to the needy families. 30-Preview of winter clothes is given by the Hee Tec models. DECEMBER 2-Max Gilstrap, the whistling ranger, gives a well-received program. 5-Basket ball squad off to a flying start by defeating Minneapolis West. Much enthusiasm shown by Tech students and city followers. 11-Pop concert and dance set high-note for musical events at Central Junior High. Tech music organizations cooperate in pre- senting a varied program. 15-A Christmas play, The Empty Room , is presented by speech students. 16-Chorus and Glee Club take part in the ever-popular Com- Page 67 Makers of Better Clothes . . . Petters Tailoring Co. Tailors . . . Furriers MAlXNER'S DRUG STORE Emil Maixner, Ph. G. 5l2 St. Germain St. St. Cloud, Minn. Telephone 101 Fine Imported and Domestic Woolens COMPLIMENTS OF ' ' ' Dry Cleaning and Pressing SON,S 26 Fifth Ave. s. Phone 304 Ready-to-Wear To The Class of 1938 . . . Congratulations and Success to you in years to come LILY WHITE Launderers and Cleaners Not the Oldest or Largest but the Best CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Hamilton . . . Elgin . . . Bulova BARNEY BACHMAN Jeweler Over Kresge's Congratulations Graduates Gillespie Barber and Beauty Shop 201-wth Avenue North Phone as 624 M se. Germain C0mP1ime11tS - - - Phone l9l 200 Ninth Ave. N. TECH CASH GROCERY Formerly Wzttmayer Fuel Co. LANGER'S GROCERY ST' TYPEWRITERS for RENT Special Student Rates WE DELIVER The Typewriter Shop, lnc. USE COAL! Warmth - - Without - - Worry Coal - - Coke - - Wood Fire Tender Stokers Compliments of . . . THE WIDE AWAKE Dry Cleaners Hat Blockers Shoe Rebuilding Compliments of . . . St. Cloud Milk Producer's Assn. Dairyland Products 101 Wilson Ave. N. E. Phone 55 St. Cloucl Floral Co. 4 4 Say It With Flowers On All Occasions, Graduates! Telephone 1924 or I2 Page 68 The Rexall Store Molitor Drug Co. FREE DELIVERY Call 46 or 47 to be always well dressed and always in style CLASS OF '38! Congratulations The New Clothes Store 0scar Magnuson - Wm. Ran - Ed. Magnuson you'll choose I-lERBERGER'S smarter fashions for less jOSTEN'S FOR THE Finest School Jewelry Class Rings Commencement Invitations Medals and Trophies Factory: Owatonna, Minnesota WE MAKE OUR OWN J O N E S ' Ice Cream and Candy Red Cross Shoes Nunn-Bush Shoes For Women For Men THE BOOTERIE SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION 516 S Germain St. Phone I7 St. CI d M The Gift That Pleases . . . A WATCH HAMILTON- - -ELGIN - - - BULOVA In the Latest and Most Popular Models You receive Exclusivcness, Quality, and Values that are outstanding when you . . . BUY YOUR GIFT AT - - - STROBEL'S Page 69 GUY'S GLASSES Give that feeling of balance and poise - - - at a price that you can well afford. Broken Lenses Promptly and Accurately Duplicaled DR. A. G. GUY, Eyesight Specialist E' DR. LEONARD ALVIN HAEN Dentist 306 St. Mary's Building Telephone 123 LOUIS C. PINAULT '09 Architect St. Cloud, Minnesota P. O. PEDERSON Dentist St. Cloud State Bank Building WARREN H. STEWART Attorney-at-Law 212 St. Mary's Building Law Odices of Donohue - - Quigley - - Donohue PIERRE N. THOMEY Attorney-at-Law 304 Granite Exchange Building Law Offices of ATWOOD Sz QUINLIVAN Western Union Building BURNS Sz RUEGEMER Attorneys-at-Law 821W St. Germain Street SCHAEFER'S BOOK STORE Books, Stationery, Crockery, Toys and Glassware 17-19 SIXTH AVENUE SOUTH PAUL AHLES Judge of Probate and Juvenile Courts Always Ask For . . ERVIN'S Best Flour If You Want Best Baking Results Cleaning Storage Repairing Relining Remodeling W. H. RAMSEY Manufacturing Furrier K. of C. Bldg., 923 St. Germain PHONE 787 STQCLOUD, MINNESOTA Drews Business College . . . Invites your inspection. its methods, equipment and results will please you. It offers a choice of four accounting courses. Beginning or advanced students will find study here highly resultful. The Employ- ment-Department-isJveryzefficient. Page 70 L. Rose, Y. Maurer, V. Jones, L. Osoinak and E. Solfelt work on The Tech. munity Sing held at the Central Junior High and attract a capacity crowd. 17- Seven hundred students participate in the noon Christmas Sing. Student Council sponsors toy-room for needy children. Vacation begins. 27-29-Socialites are out at the PT and TNT formals. Banquets before parties for organizations and their alumni. JANUARY 18-This time the faculty puts on the show Cand nightgownsj to defeat Central's peds. The weeks of practice and stiff training rules enabled the Tech basketeers to get re- venge on the Central five. 19-Tests are on! I 27-The Thespians present their first venture. A Unicorn and a Fish , making everyone dig up his coat-of-arms. FEBRUARY 3-Seniors begin to take aptitude tests. More woe and grief but it won't be long now. 5-All-school party, from Mickey Mouse to ping-pong and down to the gym for danc- ing, is a success. 7-9- Posin is the rage as Techoes pictures are taken. 7NSolo Contest brings out a large group of Tech's musical minded in hopes of ranking high in the judges' opinions. 10-More aptitudes cause the seniors to get the jitters . 11-Nickels are the vogue as The Tech is reinforced by Tech Nickel Day . Many sweet-smelling sachets and bath powders lend perfume to the air Cand clothesj. 14- Shrieks come from the auditorium as an electrician gives a talk. Who said the boys Weren't scared when they were surprised by that lightning? Betty Ross and Jack Galagan win the school's declamation finals. 16-Parents and Teachers see over- view of Tech's clubs at P. T. A. meeting. Organizations represented by students who Page 71 From School to Posilionu St. Cloud Business College p N. M. AHLES ai SON, Props. C K5 r,9Z ,:Lf S m U i X Edelhrock Bldg Phone 359 .i R V 66 J Y OUR POLICY IS Nothing But Business A High Grade Business College offering courses in Bookkeeping, Elementary Accounting, Advance Accounting up to and including Income Tax and Auditing, Banking and Bank Posting, Burrough's Machine Bookkeeping, Comptometry, Burrough's Calculator, Type- writing, Shorthand, Office Practice, Duplicating Machines, Stencil Work, Course in Tele- phoning, and a very thorough course in Filing. ln addition to the above we also teach Commercial Law, Salesmanship, Spelling, Commercial English, Penmanship, Rapid Calculation, Practical Office Work, and Secre- tarial Dictation. Call at our office in person or send for a catalog. COLLEGE ALWAYS IN SESSION. ENTER ANY TIME PURITY ICE AND COAL CO. 572 East St. Germain Phone 868 GOOD HARDWARE ONLY FOR OVER 50 YEARS Air Conditioned Formerly Siegerts Cafe BROCKOFFS CAFE Powell Hardware Company EMIL R. BROCKOFF, Prop. 820 St. Germain St. Cloud, Minn. HARTEL 81 KOERBER CO. Painting and Decorating RIDE A BUS Paint and Wallpaper AND SAVE Phone 587 24 Sixth Ave. s. Raymond Bros. Motor Trans., Inc. Graduates: That you may attain your ambitions is the hearty wish of - - - BARG'S GROCERY Bus Division Page 72 ST. CLOUD CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Every Young Man and Every Young Woman Should lay aside a portion of their income. And the time to begin is now. Right now. The easiest and surest way? To open a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. Starting with a small depositg and add to this regularly each week or each month. Many have tried this plan, many have succeeded. THE PRACTICE OF SAVING BESPEAKS THRIFT, INTELLIGENCE, AND STABILITY The Banks of the Clearing House Association invite you and are always glad to help those who are trying to help themselves, and to give encouragement to these virtues. Union State Bank, Sauk Rapids St. Cloud State Bank, St. Cloud Guaranty State Bank 8: Trust Co., St. Cloud Zapp State Bank, St. Cloud American National Bank, St. Cloud Meet Your Friends at . . . CLQTHES for Dan M8I'Sl'l Dfllg St0l'C LAD and DAD SODA LUNCH TOILETRIES LEO TERRAI-IE TONY TERRAHE PRESCRIPTIONS Compliments Compliments of . or . 1 NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY ' HARDWARE CO. Page 73 Security Blank Book and Printing Company Thirty-one years of Superior Printing and Bool-:binding has given the Security a name envied by the Printers of the State Printers . : Rulers Binders ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA Compliments of 0TTo BROTHERS DODGE PLYMOUTH NASH-FINCH COMPANY Wholesalers of Foods Distributors of Our Family Foods Hotel Spaniol Cafe Bowling Compliment s Holes Advertising Press, Inc. Pg 74 C. Allman, D. Ellenbecker, B. Potter, B. Schmidt and L. Feia make masks in art classl speak and demonstrate activities. 18-Janet Kramer is named D. A. R. winner as the representative senior girl. 19-Cowboys and cowgirls come to ranches for senior Round-Up . Miss Ledahl's homeroom carry away the cup. 23-Mr. Percy Dodge, coordinator and vocational guidance instructor, dies. He was interested in high school students and in seeing they were adequately prepared for the business world. Mr. Dodge had made plans to further study in vocational work at Tech. 24-Seniors seen walking and talking to themselves-term themes begin. 25-Brandt musical concert is very popular. Three artists act and sing Schubert's works. MARCH 4- The Die is Cast . Senior honors are announced. Eleven students get pictures on front page of The Tech for high rankings. 10-12-Tech is victorious again. This time the basket ball team wins the district contest. 11-A peek into spring styles is given by the TN T's in their style show. 17-Big day for the Irish! We hear some greens clash. 13-25Ml'Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant- All students attend vocational talks sponsored by the student council. 23- Broken Dishes , a three act comedy, is given by the Pollard Players. APRIL 1-School's out for good! ! CYou've guessed ith Whose nightgown hangs from yonder window? 4-Magician succeeds in fooling Tech audience, including Lawrence Fost- meier. 5- The Ring and the Look , a Thespian play, draws a large crowd. How could one boy attract all those girls? 6-A Masquers cast gives All the Rivers . Page 75 SCHMID MEAT MARKET 8ll ST. GERMAIN STREET For Quality Meat, Fish, and Poultry, Canned Goods DELIVERY SERVICE St. Cloud Men's Store Incorporated The Home of . . . Manhattan Shirts Granite City Bakery Quality Bakery Products 24 Seventh Ave. N. Phone l058 Hart Schaffner lVlarx Clothes Florsheim Shoes Freeman Shoes Mallory Hats umm St. Mary's Building Phone 899 Home Morlernizing Home Financing A Complete Nloclernizing . . . and . . . Home Building Service J. F. Anderson Lumber Co. 201 Eighth Ave. N. Phone l80 Building Materiall Paint and Coal Compliments of Warehime Beauty Shop Neglect Not, Time Destroys Beauty To The Class of I938 6015 St. Germain Phone 440 AIR CONDITIONED Ives Delicious Ice Cream Always on the All Star Team 5l5, Fourth St. N. Phone 2200 Page 76 Misses Haugsrud and Johnson take care of Tech's health. Miss Smith, left, is an omce clerk. This one act play deals with life in the Tennessee mountain region. 8-An impressive Easter program is sponsored by the Student Council before school. Verse speaking choir and music make up the service. Vacation begins. 22-The sophomores stage a get-together. All turn out for free food and entertainment. 23-Tech musical organizations participate in the district music contest. 26iSeniors turn Collegiate for the day. Style show at Breen Hotel for Fandel's Day. 27QTechoes and Cathed- ralite staffs take over Fandels for the day. Members prove to be good salesmen. 28-29- Big Hearted Herbert , a three act comedy, is given by an all-senior cast. We decide that maybe we're not very plain after all. MAY 5iState Music Contest begins. Tech musicians travel to Minneapolis to compete. 11-Senior bow day. Boys who don't usually Wear ties dress up with Eton style neck- wear. Some of the girls' hair ribbons are quite becoming. 14xJuniors stage a suc- cessful Ball. Grand march is colorful display of formals. 29-QGetting near the end nowy. Baccalaureate service is held with Reverend Harold Baldwin, speaker. 31- Class night. Scholarships announced. JUNE 3-Commencement and all high school days are over. Page 77 For The Best in . . . Ice Cream and Refreshments Drop in at one of our ICE CREAM STORES AT 813 ST. GERMAIN and 30 FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH Quality Dairy P. M. DINNDORF Painting and Decorating Contractor Paints - - Varnishes - - Wall Paper Artists Supplies 509 St. Germain Street The Koerner Co. For Better Foods Best Wishes . . . TO TI-IE CLASS OF l938 . ' 9 I Gfocefles Meats Phone 275-477 Home of Values MR. SCHMID, who was a Tech student before the war period, owns and operates the H St S BOOT SHOP. He has been in business in St. Cloud for the past I2 years. The H 8: S is an exclusive women's shoe shop, catering to Snappy shoes for the High School and College girls. In Appreciation - - - The l938 TECHOES Business Staff appreciates the support the Business Men of St. Cloud have given to help make this publication a success. We sincerely hope our readers will patronize these advertisers. Page 78 A -x A , . K1 .. ,,. , . lk. 5 , , . . U , - A ... ,. ., , - H- 1, . , .. ,- ,R ,, -,,-1 QM-L, .. L -, .4 . .rn ., . 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