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

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IICIAL Tlllllll PRUBLEMS 0F Illlll0llllllCY We are young Americans and citizens of the greatest land on earth so naturally we are eager to take our turn at running the wheels of industry and government in our country. To prepare us for this task we have studied the problems that will face us in the fields of economics, govern- ment and society. May the lessons we have learned help us do logical thinking when we take our places in society. Our pioneers learned from bitter experienceg we can well profit by their experiences and strive to do a better job. Mr. Omann Mr. Gruba I , Mr. Morrison A class in senior social science reads the Observer , Page 19

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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

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Ji lv Hl 'PIIRY Where did our ancestors come from? Why did they come here? What did they seek in this land that was then strange and very young? The answers to these and many other questions were made ours in the classes of history, both world and American. This is another group of social studies that will make us fit better when we step into life. l5EwM 1 Top row: Bottom row Mr. Anderson Miss Turner Mr. Stensrud Miss Oberg Miss Gove