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

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ENDENT SUPEPJNT Mr. H- B- Gough . - he B. ciark, b se of t Dr N. J. Lam' I?irbiieducati0n fofms the a Mr. H. B. Gough, head of the entire St. Cloud school system, has during his tenure as superintendent established himself as an outstanding educator and a sound business man. He has Watched the St. Cloud sys- tem grow until it holds one of the top posi- tions in the state both in size and in educa- tional opportunities offered to the children of this and surrounding districts. His in- terests are not centered alone on curricular activities but he is also a loyal fan of the athletic teams and a staunch admirer of the band and other extra-curriculars. With the coming of theaddition to Tech he has re- turned his offices to this building and we are glad to have this cooperative leader back with us. D M A. Sivinski' 1' 'A W

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The Advanced Art classes made many decorative drawings WhiCh lined the walls of Tech's halls during the festive Homecoming season. The theme was Carried out in a Paul Bunyan motif. Putting the finishing touches on one are Bertha Schmit and Doris Ellenbecker, while Robert Hud- son is seen working on some- thing else. Tech students enjoyed the train trip to the cities which was spon- sored by the Great Northern Railway. Points of interest were State Capitol, Minnesota Histori- Mr. Hertz directs his Boys' Glee Club. Practising with him are: back row, Clifford Trudellg second row, Melvin Fowler, George A Savage, Robert Turner: front row, Floyd Ross and Billy Renner. Interrupting their studies Tech students cal Building, Ford Plant, Como Park Zoo, and the St. Paul Air- port. Here we see Richard Min- ton and Daniel Grumstrup pass- ing through the dining car. are filing their way to the first outdoor pepfest of the year. This pepfest was held previous to the Central-Tech football game. .se ,,', + VK: f s-f I 5 ef ' ,fwiiiliiif g ff ' new library is tor just after the place to work in Page 9 Two features of the new building are the modern cafeteria and the Colette Lodermier is shelving delici- ous food in the cafeteria refrigera- lunch period. In- ' dustrious Techites in the library are using it as a study hall. The beauti- ful venetian blinds and rubber tile floor make this room a delightful

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Miss Elizabeth Clark, principal of Technical High School, has through her understanding and appreciation of the problems of Techites endeared herself to the students and gradu- ates of Tech. Hers is the task of coordinat- ing a large faculty of over forty members and of planning a program that will satisfy eleven hundred pupils While at the same time furnish the classes necessary to equip a graduate with a Well rounded high school education. She must be ever-ready to counsel any student and many are the difficulties that are settled during a confer- ence in the oflice on the second floor. Her faith in the ability of students to aid in the administration of their own problems marks her as a progressive educator. PRINCIPAL M1ss 'Busilless I 3I'1'an general offices. gfnients between t etters is busy at if Lucille Kropieastudents and th e - . , mes' nd MBS Anna Kiniieiglnlstragion are Ii Y are Worki alldled ng at their over the desks Wh, counter of 1Ie Miss the Loffain e