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

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1940-41 T llllllE And you didn't get the picture, do you think 9 that he'll do that run over again so we can get it in the Techoes? Such subtle sarcasm and flex some on the heavy side resulted from missed assignments, unkept appointments and lost copy that sometimes appeared in the produc- tion of this Techoes. All troubles were gone though, when we raced to the printers and had him place in our hands the first finished copy of the book that had within its covers the story of Tech in the years 1940-41. The business staff that pounded the pavements in a search for the advertisements that made our book possible are to be thanked for this Techoes. OUR EDITORS-Jean Vickers and Pat Ervin. TECHOES EDITORIAL STAFF-Left to right Hollern, Sartell, Ziebol, Vickers, Ervin, Pearson Ergenbright, Stangl Gustafson, Lawrence Jaeger, Snyder, Freeberg, Simmers, Witte. TECHOES BUSINESS STAFF and ARTISTHThe left picture shows the staff that raised the money for this Techoes. Mr. M. E. Omann advised them and got them over the rough spots. Left to right are Olson, Marso, Fitch, Moline, Nelson, Sutton, Thorson, Swiggum, Ohman, Berger. At the right is Eugenia Trachta the girl who did the art work for this book and her adviser, Miss Glasser.

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Mr. Wittmayer, adviser, Ger- ald Berger, managing editorg Nancy Gale, editor: Helene Lang, associate editor. 4 0-41 TECH THE TECH, Quill and Scroll, tournament programs and Christmas Seal drivesg all these are memories of those who haunted room 123. Deadlines that crept up before we were ready for them and copy that failed to live up to assigned length both helped in seeing that there were no peaceful moments in the lives of the staff. Through it all we learned more about expressing ourselves in a journalistic fashion and got a very small taste of the life that belongs to those who live behind the headlines that we read. Even now we hear our editor yelling, It's a feature and it just has to be a news story. QUILL AND SCROLL-Back row: Ervin, Ergenbright, Snyder, Berger, Hartmann. Middle row: Stangl, Almer, Simmers, Vickers, Gale. Front row: Butler, Lang, Hollern. This club sponsored the seal sale and has the reputation of being the eatingest club in school. TECH EDITORIAL STAFF-Standing, left to right: Pearson, Stangl Almer, Snyder, Sartell Welsh, Hollern, Ziebol Ergenbright, Simmers Lawrence, Ordahl, But- ler, Perry. Seated: Gus- tafson, Jaeger, Hartmann ii TECH BUSINESS STAFF -Standing: Varner, i Eickholt, Netter, Schnett- ler, Ethen, Jordon, Strommen. Seated: Horsch, Ziebol, Fussey, Rudolph, Lindlan, Mathiasen. Miss Haw- PHEe16 kins is the adviser.

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'No we know that we will newer speak Latin when we travel, but we do know that we will find the French we take in high school and maxbe the Spanish we'll Lake in college a lot easier Latin Club Row I: Reed, Wildman, Ziebol, ,lone-s, Hunt, llortsch, Brow Row 2: Papermaster, Kaeter, Gardner, Thompson, Rich- ards, Miss VYalsh. Row 23: Sc-hmid, Orton, Schmid, Gregory Henneman, Campion, Friebe. How 4: Jordan, Haugen Barsness, Morris, Mead, Naegeli, Pinaull, Warman. French Club German Club in 'V 0 Row 1: Heyn, Benson, Terres, Conrad, Albright, Arnzen, Meixner. Row 2: Poster, limpting, Keller, Orth, Henning, Zormeier, Busch, Bidinger, Knese. Row 3: Zickrick, Moline, Olzenak, Nentl, Scholtes Knese, Bollig. Row 4: Grams, Klaverkamp, Braman Thoele, Brossman, Harrington, Schriml, Mr. Zeyher Potthoff. 0