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

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E00 lllllll llE0llllAPHY Our world is much smaller than it was a hundred years ago. It hasn't shrunk but distances have been shortened by planes that seem to have no limit in speed Mr. Gruba in his classes in economic geography has made us see that nations are interdependent and that the only mode of life is the peaceful way wherein all lands may benefit. Mr. Gruba, instructor - in economic geo- graphy. The shot below shows an economic geography class in action.

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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

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llATHll'l1l'llC. Surely these triangles and all the things we are told about them are very puzzling, but when we are finished we have learned a lot about clear thinking. Figures may be bothersome to many of us, but after we leave here there are grocery bills to add and bank books to keep straight, so again we help ourselves in life after high school. , ' l '4 l. 4 W , f fa... Math teachers, Mr. Lunemann, Miss Smith and Mr. Antil A 'un if i