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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1951 volume:

1 I'-1 1 'W 77 ' , 'www-A W' MM A zwwrmw' N. 1 - ,gi mf ' Q 'R T m sf Ik 1' 'V .q 'H . ---A we gr ,Y. L Ws 1 ' I -f--14. Q -- W: I y . ii 1 K fr 5 rfb' , A -X -6 Q .fg.,Jg,j2-'jf Y I jg, 5 A, 11 'xl-u'1,.f K 1 .' - ' R9 1- ' H - - ' H' - '- ' . ,, . , V ,y ' 4 V , U '4 A' '1'eeVee 'Tiger Presents His TEL'A'VISION of 'Tech Published by The Senior Class of Technical High School ST CLOUD MINNESOTA we 4 . A - - , , N f f,,AN..1' M mill 1-if if W' au M532 W ff? 52 ff , .- . , f 3 , 1 ,.,A f , 42 we Mary Gratkv, C'arolv Becker Editors Farol Chzuler Art I'jr!z'tnr Ray Brown, Art Blaske Plmmgraphers Mrs. Frances Reeder-Huletn Azlfiser Foreword Follow TeeVee Tiger as he helps us to Telfafvision of Tech during '51, Watch him as he views the screen depicting life at Tech. Golly! Here we go! 'B 4 k1 Q ,N O :gs ii R f ,fx . X Dedication 1 If A oft , , nf' , K i .4 , 3 Hg 7 1 ,ZITI v ff uh if A-?'iL y E We dedicate this book to the students of Tech, who now and in the future will have entered into the armed services. Whenever a crisis has arisen, students of Tech have always gone willingly out to fight, so that schools like ours can remain for future generations to enjoy, as much as we have enjoyed our years at Tech. Visions Of Tech Table of Contents CHANNEL I Personnel Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores ages 8 41 CHANNEL II Curricular Departments Pages 48 71 CHANNEL III Clubs Music Sports Activities Pages 72 129 P - F Extra-curricular - ., TeeVee's first step is to Tel-a-vision of all the people of Tech-the people who have worked together to make Tech the won- derful school it is. The faculty is first, for we have learned through the years that they are the most important people at Tech. Then we come in big doses-seniors, juniors, soph- omores-We are Tech. 5 Gee Whiz.' Watch that teamwork! . - , 5 3 i I 'Q I l f. K! l. ,-e I A if 53i .w, gf i ifiikt. 1 fiigfi e 9 ,.', no , , ' 'A ljl ,,,A ' 3 -b . -,., 1 iff if -AV..1 . ,,.,,, . A E in fiffsfe o e My f 4 : 'V CHANNEL I Personnel Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Aclmmzstmmon an MP II B GOLGH Supermtendent MP F I HBPDA Puncxpal 'Q' Members of the Board of Educatxon mclude Mrs Betsy Gans Isentl secretary Mr Theodore R Nell director Ml Harold Schoelkopf presrdent Dr M J Lahr treasurer Dr H B C1ark,vice president, D1 M A SIYIIISKI, dlrector and Mr H B Gough, superintendent 10 , f I. .. . . ' 5 ' 1 L. . Q . L V X V f. . N , 5 Members of the Adyi ory Commlttee include Mr L C Crose Mr John Kuffel Mxss Catherine Hill Miss Eleanor Nolan Mr F J Herda Mr Fran Miller and Mr V L Mornson Mr, Herda and Mr. Gough looking over one of their many schedules, Workzng Together Worklng togethe1 vslth the 1nte1eet of the students alvvays uppermost lll thelr mlndi are the membels of the board of educatlon headed by -'VII Theo do1e F Nella and the supeuntendent of schools M1 H B Gough Closelv CO1 related vuth them 15 M1 F J Herda puncmal of Tech H1gh and the facultv 3dV1SOIy commlttee vwhlch leplesented the teachmv' staff Ill all 1mp01tant school matters The pm poie of tmb Joald was to bung about closel lelatlonshlp between the admmls t1at1on and the faculty Thes fou1 UIOLIDS wolked 1n h'u mony to stlalffhten out the many dlf flcultleb and problems they encounte1 d ln order to perfect better organlzatlcn. Studente are grateful for the ad- xantagea and thoughtful guidance that are offered under their capable admin- ietration. u wmv! .alum-I .ww-n-m I.-all ,av ,.:,1g,:5a5ag 3 ' X if 12 2, f, WP Y 2 .,.. , 5,- A, ,,v5-55555. ,EZ:E::: ,,-M :-: zz . ,..,.,, ,..... D it K r MISS DOREENE ENGLAND MISS DOROTHY LORINSER MR RICHARD NELLES MRS MABEL SCHUMACHER MRS LUCILLE OSBORN MISS JEAN PETERSON 'W-mom . Nelles. Doris Brunkow part-time employee, and Miss Peter- son, are as everyone sees them-busy as beavers! D134 MISS GRACE SMITH Office Pevsonnel Tech could not funcuon 11101 X Vklthilllt m abVe 0 ICQ 0109 CODIDINIHO' thu IFIIDOII .mt C00 m om 6ff1f,19 lt maahlm fue Nllw Dmeere Inglfmd sen 19tH1X to the supeuutendent N115 Lucllle Osboxn, sec1eta1y to the IWOEIICI of educatmn, M1 IIlCh3md 'Nellee semetzuy to the 1511110113211 NINQ Jean Petemon, f nance clellx Nhbb G1ace Smlth iemetaly to the muse Mme Dorothy L011I1b61, secletaly to the coordinatorg and MN Mabel Schumacher, aseistant to the 11- bm-avian. ieqw-envy' N-Q, MISS GERTRUDE GOVE MR WARREN KASCH MR DONALD H KLEIN MR LAWRENCE KOTTKE Social Science The histoiy department was headed bv N11 V L Nioiiieon who with N11 Finn Millei and V11 Wai ien Kaech tauffht problems of democracy. Viorld 1:- tory Wai tau0'ht by Wir. Lawrence Kottke Mr. Don Klein and Vlr. Theodore Zehyer, and US. History was tauffht by Nlies Gertrude C ove and Wir. hay Stensrucl. Commercial Students takinv stenoffraphy office practice or General office procedure had Nliss M-iry Almeter head of the com- MR FRANCIS W MILLER MR V L MORRISON MR. RAY A. STENSRUD MR. THEODORE M. ZEYHER merciil department as teacher. 'VIr. Fairchild Carter taught MISS MARY ALMETER typinv ii Wars. Al'Y'Il6lI'l Lfidner t.lLl0'ht bookkeep- inff. Vir. Fran Nliller taught one class of bookkeeping 'ind one class of business principles and law. These courses trained ue for the many positions which ar' open to us in the immedi- ate future. MRS. ARMELLA LADNER MR. FAIRCHILD CARTER MISS HELENE ALLAND MISS MYRTLE BACON MISS CATHERINE J HILL MRS FRANCES REEDER HULET MISS ELEANOR NOLAN MRS MARY ADERHOLD Languages The sophon1o1e and lLlIllO1 Fnoflnh claweb coope1ated mth 'VI1sb Mwrtle Bacon to haxe meech dll9Ctl0ll fo1 one mx vxeekb D6ll0d thu xea1 Sen1o1 XOC3tl0lldl lnghbh was taught bw N11 H J Glllba and college p1epa1ato1x classes were IH st1ucted bv Mme Helene Alland, head of the Fnffhsh depa1tn1ent Jun1o1 I ngllsh clasves we1e con ducted In M155 Helen Cartu and M125 Ellen Stovung M19 Cathellne H1'l Mus lleano1 taught the Qophommes N11 Don Xl aage headed the publlc 1ela tlOlls depa1tme11t and 'NIM P12111 4 MISS HELEN CARTER 'i3 M H J GRUBA ceb l.eede1 Hulet wax cll'lXlS91 of the Techoes N11 Mau Adu hold taught l0Ll11'1dllNfll 1fter VI1 Vlaage Wag called mto thc SQIX ICC Dunng the th1ee xeau at Tech, xtudents btudw Ame11c111 Englnh, and 1101 ld l1te1atu1e and a1e gn en a coume 1n the une of g1amn1a1 E1the1 a pob1t1on afte1 g1aduat1on or a college ca1ee1 vw1ll benef1t by the 1nst1uct1on studentx 19C9lV9d duumz the xea1 IH the Fnglnh depa1t1nent my MISS ELLEN STOVRING MISS ELAINE STUECK MR DONALD L WAAGE 14 , 1 A f X. N 1 1 C 3 in N '- ' I ' N ' V ' v ' . P 'N v -, , Y A! In 1 n . 4 I ' . C, . v '--1 1 - W , , z l 1 W 1' 1 . 'w V1 up ,AA c rx yet 1 .' ' '-- 4' . - I , ' L: A Q Nolan, and M155 El2llIl9 Stueck 1 5 I A'. A 1 I I ' - I. 1 ' . - ' - I N A 1 ' uw in - . L -. ' N x .- ,. 5 . . 1 L., A -S. . .tv ,.- . ' 1 . ' . 1 . 7. 1 a 1. ' 0 1 c I . ' v .' - uv . T f- Y' - 2: q la r 4 v' . v l x ' 1 '1 r I -. 3 5 ,, I L L x 5, iv lr' 44 1 1 1 1 D 3 5 , ,, AW E MR. ERWIN A. HERTZ MISS EUNICE PITMON MISS CLARA B LEDAHL MR ANTHONY MICHALSKI Industnal Afrts Indust11al arts was headed bx M1 H A TICQ who taught machme shop Automotwes was taught bw N11 PObQ1t Casserls N11 D H Chan'1be1la1n and M1 Ralph Mvh1man 'VI1 No1man Illlngeton conducted woodwo1k 1nd ea1pentry claseee Claseee IH weldlng' elect11c1t5 and gene1al metal VNQIQ offe1ed by -'VII Cerald Henn1ngsg1a1d P11nt1n0' studentb 1xe1e 1nst1ueted ln N11 James Le1gh 'Nlechamcal and a1ch1tectu1al d1av11ng classeb were alao tauffht MR. ADOLPH WHITE F me Avts N11 F1win He1tz NI' s Eunice P1tmon and .VII Adolph Wh1te dnected the mumc Groupe thlS xea1 N11 Anthony 'VI1Lhalsk1had cr1a1ge of all a1t wo1k The 11 lnary was under the Qupe1v1 mon of 'Vhbs Clara B Ledahl MR ROBERT CASSERLY MR D H CHAMBERLIN MR VORMAN ELLINGSON MR CERALD HENNINCSGAARD MR JAMES J LEIGH MR RALPH W MYHRMAN MR H A TICE la 1' '. I ' ' , I IS ' , J. '. . ' . . 1 1 O . . v I I . g Y- J I A Q A A s ,l . I 1 . - '- I I ' .M L - w- , ' 1 . . L I I -' v w y - ' v . t . . . , . - Y I I I v . K I . I U , A I- . . I 1 . I I 1 I 4 , . v . . li . Y l V 1 'I J L f A I I 1 A ,A , . , v, .. V A . I V S 2. I . O .. K. L A .l L. . A . . . . . v . v L 5 o an , , 1 ' ' A . I A 4 . I f . H, ,Z 7 5 llll W2 I .. I 'inf 'lil , 1 ff 5 1 f 1 - . , 5 1 ff ., , nl . I M athematzcs Two teachen tauffht mathe n1at1cQ thu vea1 Mme Ieewe q1T11th head of the depa1tn1e11t tlllffht h1Uhe1 2110913121 t11vo11o I1 etu xohd Ueon1et1y and a11th n1et1c IGVIGW Banc math ani Oeometu were Offeled by 'NI I Thomax Ant1l MR THOMAS ANTIL MISS JESSIE R SMITH Sclence Many D10J6CtQ VV916 done by the students t111w yeu lfl the Nc1enCe dep11tme11t Ms The1esa Nlulrean head of the deputment tauoht 11101001 M1 H I Hollmexer 1nst1ucted the MR H E HOLLMEYER MR JOHN H KUFFEL MISS THERESA MULREAN Agvtcultwre Under the d11eot10n of M1 Edwa1d O Connell the ag11cu1tu1e depa1tment offe1ed ag11cultu1 11 educat1on and t1a1n1n0 to p1eb ent ae well ab future ff11me1s Other membem of the ag11cu1 tu1e staff W616 M1 Cha1les K1n Sey I1 M1 C H Merc ant M1 Ted MLISIQIGWICZ and M1 VX G Steube1 Th1s coulse wls offe1ed to bovs mterested 111 ff11111111U 01 an occupat1on 1 lated to 01 dependent upon the knowledoe of p1act1ces 111 ag11 Cllltllle MR CHARLES KINSEY JR MR C H MERCHANT MR TED MUSIELEWICZ MR E J O'CONNELL MR W G STEUBER 16 , , Wai ' o is ' , 1 - ' 2 ca o ' Q ' v vo I ' '.,Ys 3 c ' vr I Y I . n 1- v. 1 -y. , K ' - , X C, ' ' ' 1 1: , Q . , . L. 1 , V .' K ,. ,:. ' in-S ' 1 ' , 1 ' , cg ' Dj, '. . C. g ' 4' ' Ch9H1lSt1'y classes, and Mr. John Kuffel taught physics classes. ' 1 F .i 1. 'I x 7 4. . u u v. uf n , C . U. . N- W 1 t 'Y C . 'Sn s',.'., 1. h , I. 1 A' I , .u I: u I 5 n . 'C- . 1 'QAM I O MR WARREN H HUTCHENS MR ROBERT C MILLER MR RALPH H SORENSON Specml Sevvzces Spec1al SGIXICQS were lncluded 1n the palt t1me D1og1am undel the d1rect1on of M1 Robert lVI1l ler and assnted by M1 Wauen Hutchens M1 Ralph So1enQo11 wab head of the gmdance de partment anothe1 spec1al S81 VICC The health p1og1am was Cdllled on by Mus My1tle Johmon and speech COIICCIIOII was offe1ed bw lVllSx V11fr1n1a Johnson Physzcal Eclu,cat1on Both boys and g11'lQ phys1c1l GdllC3.tl0Il clawes had a Vallpl p1o0'1f1m thu xea1 Cl1lS wen MISS MYRTLE JOHNSON MISS VIRGINIA JOHNSON MR L C CROSE duected by H155 Alma Scott and 'vhs LOIS Sche1fenbe1g N11 L C CIOSQ tauffht phw meal 6dLlCElt1OIl to the SQHIOI and Jun1o1 bow and N11 Don Klem lHQt1llClfPd the SOpll0I'11019 boys Home Econ omlcs Whse, Conxtance Nlalmsten head of the Cl9Ddlfl'll9I1t f1Ua111 found thlt the home eLo11o1111u fl6D2lltfl'l6llt helped many guns Ill DIGITIIIIIO to bebome flltlllc' 11on1e111ake1s She tauffht home econonuu IX and I NI1ss Etn elxun Vleu conducted 1 bow llOlTl6 eLo11o1111cN class 1nd algo tauffht home econonncs III Home fllllilslllllo' f m1lx l1t1on h111x md ch1ld ca1e xwle also taulfht 111 the cl uses MISS CONSTANCE MALMSTEN 17 MRS LOIS SCI-IERFENBERG MISS ALMA LEE SCOTT MISS ETHELWYN WEIR Preparlng fox the bl day 'ue John Braun plesldent Dorls Stan uce plesldent M1ry Stewart secretaxy and B111 Van DIES! E!'v3 iSll1'9I' Semors The sen1o1 class of 11 elected John B1aun to lead the class as p1es1den Do11s Stang, Ma1y Stew a1t and B111 Van D1est ass1sted hlm as x1cepres1dent sec1eta1y, and t1easu1e1, 1espect1vely Eau home1oom was 1ep1esented 111 the sen'o1 executwe COL11'1C1l wh1cn ma le plans fo1 all SGHIOI fL1I'lCt1OI1Q V11 P Y Casse1ly was the class aduser Thloughout the veal Si-3111019 pa1t1c1pated 1n many act1v1t1es and wo1l1ed to ca11V on the tl 1d't1011b of he school The class of 11 has been e ceehnglx fO1tl1I12ll8 111 lts leade1 sh1p fO1 the past th1ee vears All the OTf1C61S haxe been competent and 1el1able and have led the class 111 'nam successful unde1t1lvngs Dunno' the11 tmee wea1s at Tech the1e we e many students who cl1d outstand111G thmlfs to lead the class 1n then mam Ll11Cl6I't21lx1l1gb Some of the students who recev ed 1ecogn1t1on fo then ach1exen1ents a1e D1Cl111GCl 011 the follovung pages 56111015 a1e now gettmg 1eadx T01 .1 g1eate1 ta lxll'1dI1 leadlng the school that of makmg the vwo1ld 1 bette1 place for the classes of the lutu1e Q wif 'J Hu' Row 2 B111 Van Dlest Beulah Peterson Sue Smltten Earl Zmewski Row 1 Tom JHHCIK Dons Stang LOIS Nelson Mary Stewart John Braun ig Events Left Upper: Main sports captains were: Len Kiffmeyer, wrestling: John Dahl. hockey: Roy Smith and Jerry Helgeson, football: Gary Gross, basketball: and Wilson Pelly, tennis: Right Upper: Off on their trip to the Press convention in Chicago are: Carole Becker, Thaspena Gaples, and Mary Stewart: Center: Delegate to the National Stu- dent Council Convention in Colorado, Roy Smith, and chaperone Mr. Herda prepare to leave, Left Lower: Tech's 1950 Homecoming queen, Pat Pettera. Right Lower: Seniors looked forward to the apptitude tests. ,Q-ll was 9 -ka my 'la wi We , rf ,F-,ws 0 11 'W YQ -.1 i' ,,.... B1g Events Left Lpper Plannln fox the many Tech dances are dance commlttce members L17 Hopkms C'1ro1 Chfrder and M ry Gratke Rlght Upper Lookxn oxer the Homecommg, schedule ls Phvllxs White general chnlrnmn Center Left The members of the handbook commxttee were Daxleen Osgood Charlotte Boos and John Braun Center Rlght Sue Smitten mode Tech proud when she was chosen prmcess of the Sartell Wlnter Haxen Bottom Left Candldqtes for the DAR award were Pat Pettera Mary Stewart and Phwllus Whlte Bottom Right Jumor Rotarians ore Standing Bob Arnhold Bob McGret,or Garv Gross Slttmg Bob Almer Tom Stacv and John Braun 20 Q ,QW ' K. i ..... 4 r ,J 6 41 5 A Q ' Q ' 4 ' I ,V ' : 'g - . I M . . . a . ' : 'Lg ' ' 1' 5 ' , 'Q , ' . . ' : ' ' . 1 ' : . f' . ' ' 2 . SHIRLEY RAE ABRAHAM-Girls' Glee Club, Part Time Program, Junior Play Production Staff. . . . . LIZBETH B. ADAMS-Art Club, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, Speech Arts Club, Tech Staff .... FRED ALBERS. KENNETH J. ALBERS-Hall Monitor ,... RALPH ALLEN-Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball. . . ROBERT ARTHUR ALMER-Junior Class Play, Delegate to Student Council Convention, Maga- zine Drive Chairman, March of Dimes Chairman, Football, Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Junior Rotarian, Lettermen's Club, National Hon- or S-ociety, Office Messenger, Orientation Com- mittee, Passion Play, Pep Club, Student Council, Study Hall Monitor, Wrestling, Senior Class Play, First Place Winner T, C. and State Science Fairs. ROBERT CONRAD ARNOLD-Assembly Com- mittee, Band, Baseball, Basketball, Junior Class Executive Council, Class Party Chairman, Junior Class Play, Delegate to Convention at Minne- apolis and Willmar, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Junior Rotarian, Lettermen's Club, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, Office Messenger, Passion Play, Pep Club, Speech Activities, Stu- dent Council, Treasurer of Student Council .... WILLIAM ARROWOOD. . . ELAINE D. BAKER- Sophomore Class Executive Council, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Passion Play, Pep Club. Tech Staff. JEROME F. BARDSON-Part Time Program. . . PHYLLIS E. BARNUM-National Honor Society. . . . CAROLE BECKER-Assembly Committee, Band, Christmas Play, Sophomore Executive Council, Sophomore Class Secretary, Dance Band, Girls' Glee Club, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Orientation Committee Chairman, NHS Vice President, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Club, Junior Class Play Production Staff, Quill and Scroll, Speech Activities, Tech Staff, Techoes Co-editor, Triple Trio, World Affairs Club, Orchestra, Delegate to National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Chi- cago, Illinois, Senior Class Play Student Director, District and State Soloist. VIRGINIA BEMIS-Girls' Glee Club, Hall Mon- itor, Part Time Program. . . ARNOLD H. BEUN- ING-Baseball, Football, Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Passion Play, Track. . , BERNADETTE M. BINCZIK-Hall Monitor. 01444 51 f iff Il fri If X ur II flzr HYf'Hl,N'I'S nf mn' r'fr1.w uf '51 funk flufir s I r f lslr flf lvffff. 1 11711 f sul fu lim 1 lmff llIIS.N'I'N nuff flu' rlmrw of llflffNllfll.lf flu' iurlrr nun ll sr iufzfr. fluff uv' lfffllfhf ffllflll' us- mflrff Us uv' nuqlff eff 1 Il lllrllfjl mn ffzlwm um! Nlf!ILff'f'f,N. Hy flu' fimr' nw swf' fi 1 ll as 11111111 s and nm! will fn sf isszfw nj' Tiff' Tw'li, uw lwyrliz fo fwfr! VIRGINIA LIL BOLZ-Part Time Program. . . ROBERT BOWERS. . . JOHN S. BRAUN- Senior Executive Council, Senior Class President, Discussion Club, Hall Monitor, Junior Rotarian, Lettermen's Club, National Honor Society, NHS President, Office Messenger, Orientation Commit- tee, Pep Club, Speech Activities, Student Council, Track, Honor Student. ALVIN D. BRICK-National Honor Society, Study Hall Monitor. . . RAY BROWN- Hall Monitor, Hall Monitor, Honor Student. . . RAY BROWN- Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Study Hall Monitor, Techoes Staff, Tech Staff. . . DORIS EILEEN BRUNKOW-Hall Monitor, Part Time Program, Transfer. JO ANN CLARA CANFIELD-Girls' Glee Club, Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Hall Monitor, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Speech Arts Club. . . ELMER H. CARLSON. . . ALLEN W. CATER-Camera Club, Sophomore and Junior Executive Council, Sophomore and Junior Class Party Chairman, Junior Class Play, Discussion Club, Football, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Com- mittee, Intramural Football, Minstrel Show, Of- fice Messenger, Pep Club, Red Cross Council, Speech Activities, Study Hall Monitor, Senior Class Play. CAROL A. CHADER-Art Club, Christmas Play, Sophomore Class Party Committee, Junior Class Party Committee, Junior Class Play, Dance Chair- man, Discussion Club, Girls' Glee Club, Home- coming Committee, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Pep Club. Quill and Scroll, Social Affairs Committee, Spanish Club Treasurer, Speech Activities, Secretary of Speech Arts Club, Techoes Staff, Tech Staff, Magazine Drive Committee, Senior Class Play, Delegate to Press Convention. . . BETTY JEANNE CHRIS- TINSEN-Part Time Program, Junior Play Pro- duction Staff, Red Cross Work. . . DICK LEON CLARK-Basketball, Discussion Club. Debate, German Club, Hall Monitor, Intramural Basket- ball, Passion Play, Speech Activities, Tennis, Track, Transfer from Minneapolis Marshall. GOLDEN K. CLARK-Passion Play. . . MARY- LOU CLITTY. . . RALPH EUGENE COLBERG. FRANKLIN D. CONRAD-Part Time Program. . . . JOHN H. DAHL-Captain of Hockey Team, Sophomore Executive Council, Hall Monitor, In- tramural Basketball. Lettermen's Club, Study Hall Monitor. . . DARLENE ANN DANIELS- FHA, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Com- mittee, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, National Honor Society. DEWAYNE DANIEL DES MARAIS-Discussion Club, Christmas Seal Drive Chairman, Hall Mon- itor, Intramural Basketball, National Honor So- ciety, Pep Club, Student Council, Study Hall Monitor. . . ROBERT A. DE WOLF-Hall Mon- itor, Intramural Basketball, Office Messenger, Radio Club, Wrestling. . . MARY LOU G. DIB- BLEE-Part Time Program. LEO JOSEPH DIEDRICHS. . . ROLAND DOR- OFF-Intramural Basketball, Office Messenger. . . . RICHARD B. EICH. ALBERT MICHAEL ETHEN. . . GERALD J. EUTENEUER-Study Hall Monitor. . . ARLYS FAHJE-Homecoming Committee. gas. . t X .... V! 1 yn ,iffvr Il frfn' lflljjk, :rw wlwriffrl our 1'1II.s.s' offi- 1'f'r,w IVIIII lwrl us fllfflllgll nur firsf .IlI'llI'. Tlnuv' 'fII.'f'l'.N infra' Jwrry Ilrflgfawiz, pr0.wi1If'nf,- Tw! 1'rf'wrl, 1'1'1'1f-1n'f'.wiflf'11f,' fvllffllf' lfffrkwr, .wr'n'- fr1l 11,' and l,rn1i.w IVflUfI'I', f1'wr1,s-lllw'. Thr' I'.l'I'I'll- fin' l'IIZlllf'N -rjnirlwrl flu' iIlfl'I'f'Nf,w uf flu' FIIINS ' lljlllf llfl'I'l',iUll. UV' jninwrl muxir' .lll'fHlllS, rlulm, llllfl fliff rwrzf frrfll in flflflffiirw. Um' .gtnrlwuf mfzzzril 3 ffl 1Il'r .N'f'llfllfil'f' was f-lffmwll from ruff: lm Um lllllf Il'I' .wlllll ffillllll II'f' 11111, ll l'Uil'l' ill I'l'I'llHlf'Hf nf flu' xrlffffll. UH Orlulwl' 21, our ffm! lfrnnwwrnnilly 1 lnflrl rmrl nv' Sf'u1pwl flu' lVurriwr.w by lun I 1H'llfIH'I'If .27-Il. In Jfllllllllfll uv' lzfflrl Il wry .wr'w.w.gf'11l f'11l.ws Y sign mine next! Illlffllf mill!! ll Hf'fll'llfI'IlI' Hmmm. UV' all look- ed forzrzzrd to April 22, fha night of the Spring Prom. The flzmnf' of the claim' was filmm- liglzf and Hfl.9I'.9.7, Roy Smiflz zrfzs' fflrwfwrl in Ivafl ns flzruuylz our .srwnzfl year uf Teclz. He mls as.wi.wfr'rl by Lyle Srlmfzrlf, 1'iw'-p1'f'.siflm1f, .llary Sfl'lI'l!'l'f, ,sf'c'n'ff11'y,' Tom Hun, f1'f'IINlII'l'l'j and flaw 041-r'r'111'1'1'f' muncil. ll'er'l1 .w .fjl'llllI'f'l'.G' flH'lII'lf in fl Nfflllll' 1H'l'f'0l'll1ClHCf' by llilllltlllfj flu' I'm1fr111 Ten mn1'ff'f'f'11f-w tzflff Il'Ifll an IllIll!'f!'!1fI'll m11,f1'f'f'11f'w l'f'FfIl'lf and lowing only um' ,qmnw all .wwlsofl fo .Dnluflzf Cen tml. M gm? W 1 RICHARD L. FAUST-Baseball, Basketball, Sen- ior Executive Council, Football, Hall Monitor, Hoc- key, Junior Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club. . . SHIRLEY IRENE FENLASON-German Club, Girls' Glee Club, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, Play Production Staff, Triple Trio, National Hon- or Society, District and State Soloist, Senior Class Play. . . GERALDINE FISCHER-Dance Committee, GAA, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Office Messenger, Part Time Program. THEODORE FREED-Baseball, Basketball, Soph- omore Executive Council, Vice President of Soph- omore Class, Delegate to Willmar Convention, Football, Hall Monitor, Junior Kiwanian, Letter- men's Club, Student Council, Study Hall Mon- itor. . . FRED B. FREITAG-Hall Monitor, Office Messenger. . . PATRICIA A. GAINOR- GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, Speech Arts Club, Tech Staff. THASPENA F. GAPLES-Band, Creative Writing, Discussion Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians' Publicity Chairman, National Honor Society, Organist, Passion Play, Pep Band, Junior Play Production Staff, Quill and Scroll, President and Secretary of Scribes, Speech Activities, Editor Technicana, Tech Staff, Honor Student .... ALFRED H. GARDNER-Basketball, Hall Moni- tor. Lettermen's Club, Office Messenger, Study Hall Monitor, Track, Transfer from Amery, Wis- consin. . . BERNIECE M. GAVANDA-Part Time Program. LEANDER F. GILL. . . RICHARD A. GILL- Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Manager of Baseball Team, Office Messen- ger, Wrestling. . . DELROSE R. GLENN-Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor. ROSEMARY IRENE GOENNER-Hall Monitor. . . . DAVID W. GOHMAN-Hall Monitor, Office Messenger, Study Hall Monitor, Track, Wrestling. . . . THOMAS M. GOTTWALT-Football, Hall Monitor, Lettermen's Club, Study Hall Monitor. MARY ELLEN GRATKE-Art Club, Band, Christmas Play, Junior Executive Council, Junior Class Play, Dance Committee. Girls' Glee Club, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Clarinet Quartet, Speech Ac- tivities, Techoes Co-editor, Tech Staff, Junior Class Party Chairman, Delegate to Press Con- vention, Senior Class Play. . . PETER GREEN- FIELD-Football. Hall Monitor, Hockey, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus. . . GERALD R. GROSS-Baseball, Captain of Basketball Team, Senior Executive Council, Hall Monitor, Junior Rotarian, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, Study Hall Monitor. MARGARET ELLEN GROSS-GAA. Hall Moni- tor, Pep Club. . . JOAN C. HAINLIN-Sophomore Executive Council, Class Party Chairman, Girls' Glee Club, Homecoming Committee, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play, Pep Club, Junior Play Production Staff, Social Affairs Com- mittee, President of Spanish Club, Tech Staff, Orchestra. . . BETTY RAE HAMMEREL-Art Club, Cheerleader, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play, Pep Club, Junior Play Production Staff, Study Hall Monitor, Tech Staff. MICHAEL HANSEN-Hall Monitor. . , DOUGLAS D. HANSON-Intramural Basketball, Mixed Chor- us, Part Time Program, Play Production Staff, Speech Activities, Student Council. . . PHYLLIS JUNE HARRIS-German Club, Hall Monitor, Part Time Program. DOLORES MAE HAUCK-Art Club, Band, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Gregg Artist, Homecoming Committee, Flag Swinger, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Band, Play Production Staff, Woodwind Quintet, Techoes Business Staff, Orchestra, Solo Club. . . LOIS JEAN HEDLUND-Discussion Club, Gopher His- torians, Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Hall Monitor, Student Council, Commercial Club. . . HERBERT R. HEIM+Part Time Program, CHARLES O. HEINZEL-Football, Hall Monitor, Hockey. . . GERALD D. HELGESON-Band, Bas- ketball, Boys' Octet, Football Cc-captain, Soph- omore Executive Council, Sophomore Class Pres- ident, Junior Class Play, Ethics Committee, Junior Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus, Student Council, Study Hall Monitor, Track, Senior Class Play. . . DAROLD HENGEL-Hall Monitor, Part Time Program. llw1'n1H' l,f'fl'IIl.f u'rr,w flfw ,Jnfffln fm 1 r s rlf Htl .lf'l'l'.lf llf'llr1w.w11 mul lfffy Slllffll ll'l'll rlmsr ffl ill 1 nl xllllll In Im.J.'f'flmll fwzm lfflllllfl up friflf fl :ww-rl nf ffffln' Hills mfr! :lawn loss 1 hr 11.11 frlfipping Ilwtrffif l,r1l.'f',c Jn'-fl. rwnfplwlwrl flu' .wrlsrnz lrilll four n'iu.w, our low xfrlfrf, Ulu' r-las-,Q play, l,wa.w on I,ilwrl'11, nas nf 1 prrwfirrf, frillf .lrlrfnw Ilrllfftw um! .lwrry Hflqf NI fl r r lf lr IH Jlarclz 11, arf' lzfflfl our firms puffy lriflz Jm1im' Iirc111'l as flu' flzvzluf. In flu' ,wllllll-lj, lH'f'll'l' juniors 11'1'rw f'lw'ff'rl info flu' Xufiunul Honor .S'ru'ir'f-11. Jnlzn Braun :nm plm.w'n ns' lH'f'Nlllf'l1l for flu, 1.050-51 group, f'r1rnlw lir'f'lrffr u'u.w r'lf'f'ff'1l l'll'1'-1ll'l'Nlfll'llfQ Jlary Sfrfzrarf, .s'f'I'I'f'llll'-1j,' null llrulalz Pwfwr- son, flAf'flNIll'l'I'. Uflufr n1f'n1l1f'r.w wlw'f1'rl ll'f'l'f' Lylf' Sfllllllllf, Hoy Smiflz, Philip flnzlglz, Pu! I,I'fle'fl'll, Plzyllis lVl1lff', JoAnn f'r1nf1'f'lrl, mul Durlewz Clsffflflrl. Tlzf' .wfaarlffnfs f'lf'c'fr'1l Plzlzlllis ll'l:ifr' ln rep- rfuscnf Twlz af Girls' Sfafw and Philip Gmzylz fo affffml Ifnys' Sfafw, Tln' urn' wlifom of flu' Tf'1'l1, ,llary Sfmr- arf, and Tlfmwpwzu fluplfw, zriflz flzrfir .wfr1ff, 'arg 1 Another day is over. VIRGINIA M. HEURUNG-Scribes. . . HARLEN JOHN HEYING-Band, Hall Monitor, Pep Band, Red Cross Council, Study Hall Monitor. . . DUANE H. HISCOCK. GLADYS JEAN HISCOCK-Band, Sophomore Class Party Chairman, National Honor Society, Junior Class Play, Girls' Glee Club, Gopher His- torians' President, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Band, String Quintet, Speech Activities, Swimming, Triple Trio, Orchestra. . . GEORGE J. HOFFMAN-Radio Club. . . MARY ANNE HOFFMAN-Hall Monitor, GAA. JOYCE C. HOLLMEYER-Aquatic Club, Band, Student Director of Aquatic Club, Junior Class Play, Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians, Home- coming Committee, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Band, Horn Quintet, Swimming, Techoes Staff. . . MARY LIZ HOPKINS-Soph- omore Class Executive Council, Class Party Chair- man, Dance Committee, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Techoes Staff, Junior Year at Wayland Academy, Senior Class Play. . . PHYLLIS IVERSLIE-Band, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Woodwind Quintet, Tech Staff, Orchestra, Band Librarian, Senior Class Play. ROBERT F. JACOBS,-Football, Hall Monitor, Lettermen's Club, National Honor Society, Of- fice Messenger, Study Hall Monitor, Wrestling. . . PAT D. JAMES-Basketball, Football, Hall Mon- itor, Study Hall Monitor. . . THOMAS JANCIK- Senior Executive Council, Study Hall Monitor, Office Messenger, Passion Play, Student Council. DAVID ALLAN JERDE Band Boys Octet In tramural Basketball Mlxed Chorus Natlonal Honor Soclety Pep Band Brass Sextette Or chestra Honor Student DAVID JOHNSON Wresthng HAAKON JOHNSON Hall Momtox Part Tlme Proglam LYNDA ANN JOHNSON Art Club Band Chrlst mas Plays Junlor Class Play Gxrls Glee Club Natlonal Honor Soclety Junlor Gregg Artlst Flag Smnger Mlxed Chorus Pass1on Play Chorus Pep Band Pep Club Spech Act1v1t1es Techoes Staff Orchestra Semor Class Play SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON Band FHA Part T1me Program RICHARD KASTNER Band Basketball Boys Octet Jumor and Sophomore Executlve Councll Class Party Chalrman Dance Band Football Hall Mon1tor Intramural Basketball Mlnstrel Show Mlxed Chorus Pep Band Play Production Staff Study Hall Momtox BOB KEENEY Junlor Class Play Hall MOH1t0I Lettermens Club Manager of Basketball Team Study Hall Mon1tor CLEMENT H KIFF MEYER-Radlo Club LEONARD KIFF' MEYER-Baseball Captam of Wrestlmg Team M Lettermens Club Hall Mon1tor Study Hall Mom or ELVERA D KLEIN FHA GAA Part Txme Pro gram FLORENCE J KLEIN MARILYN KLEIN Band Glrls Glee Club M1xed Chorus Span1sh Club Woodwmd Qumtet Orchestra Band L1b1ar1an MADONNA A KLOEPPNER-G1rls Glee Club Gopher HISDOFIRHS Hall Mon1tor RAYMOND G KOSBAB Jun1or Class Play Football Hall Momtor Intramural Basketball Part Txme Pro gram Passxon Play Pep Club EVELYN ANN KRAEMER Band Hall Mon1tor ml N NN N111 ll Ill 1 11111 111111 111 ll 11111 1ms1 111111 H11 1011 1111111 n 11 1 1111 1 mmf 1 N U1 ll G11 1 1 I1l111s 111 H11 Spf j 1 lt 1 1 1 s 111 11111 ll Nflllllgf lfllllllj 1f 1111111111 lnll 1 11111 f11f111 U11 SflllPIIlb6'I .9 111 111111141 flze hulls If lerlz fu luqm 11111 last year 11s 501111115 long 111fl1 the 11c'1t12m1nf 11 b11ng flzc so 11111011 blll Illlflls of the school 1110 1111111 up had only 27 l 1, Y Q '- , 1 xl ' 1,1 .I ' . .I . - - A D 1' I , ' . t ' A 'S . 3 . 1, ' ' ' in ' l b - ,t . . . 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'f.1l111 '1111' .1 11'1'11 1111111' 11111 ' ' ' .Q 1' 'Q '1Q1.w.w'.w 1 1, 1111 .1 1111111 '- N ll 111111111 If 1s ll If N 11111111 I1 1 1111s X11 1 lllfllllf fun ll 1 1 1 1 1111 111 1 N 1111111 tif 111,111 i MARVIN E KREIFELS-Gopher HISEOTIBHS Hall MODIIOT Pep Club Wrestlmg MARY ANN KRUCHTEN Hall MOHIKOT Pep Club GLENN J LA BORDE Intramural Basketball Football Hall Momtor Lettermens Club Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety Study Hall Mon1tor Track ROBERT F LACHER-Football Hall Monltor Intramural Basketball Lettermens Club Study Hall Momtor ARLENE M LA ROSE Jumor Class Play FHA Gopher HISIOTIHHS Hall Mom tor Homecommg Comm1ttee DONALD W LARSON Band Intramural Basketball Pep Band Speech ACt1Vlt16S Track CAROL MAUREEN LAUDENBACH Jumor and Senlor Gregg Artlsts HAROLD LAUDEN BACH OLLIE JOHN LESNICK Baseball Basketball Hall Momtor Intramural Basketball Lettermens Club Study Hall Momtor SHIRLEE LOEHR GAA Gopher H1stor1ans Jun lor and Semor Glegg Artlsts Hall Mon1tor Pas s1on Play Pep Club Study Hall Monltor Com merclal Club PATRICIA A LONGWELL- Hall Monitor PHQSIOH Play Part Tlme Program DEAN LUNEMANN ROBERT L MCGREGOR Band Baseball Bas ketball Jun1or EXGCUEIVB Councll Junlor Class Party Chalrman Dance Band Football Hall Mon Ito Homecommg Commlttee Intramural Basket ball JUIIIOI' Rotarlan Lettermens Club Offlce Messenger Pep Band Pep Club Study Hall Monltor Tech Staff NEAL MEISTER-Hall Momtor Part Tlme Program Student Councll Nat1onal Hono1 Soclety Tech Staff Track Senlor Class Play ELAYNE MAREK Jumor and Semox Gregg Artlsts Transfer from Holdlngford Mmn ll S U1 , 1111 1 1 11 1111 11111 111 1l11111111111111111 11 11 1 1 1111 ll 111 11111 , 1 11111.', 111111 111111111111111111111 11111111111 111 1111 ll 11111111 .w111'1'11.w.w. .lf 11111 11111111111 111111f11.w1, 1,111 l,I'111'I'I1 'IIN 1'1' ' 1 1.1 11.11 11111 s f111l'1'l1, .1111 11 l'111111',-1111. .11111 1 fx '111'11 11111111 S1f'1'I11'1, 1 r1 1II1, L1 ' 1 'Q .', 11 11 I'11I111i.w IVI1111. 1111' 111 111 11 111.1 11'11.1 111111111111111 l1'1l1'11 11111 111.l1I'l' V 1 11111 , . A if 1 s A h, K 1,' , . MILDRED L. MEHRWERTH-Art Club, Band, Girls' Glee Club, Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. . . EMELDA L. MERGEN-Hall Monitor, Part Time Program, . . LOUICE MILLER-Hall Monitor, Transfer from Denair, Calif., Part Time Program. DARLENE C. MIX-Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians' Secretary, Hall Monitor, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. Tech Staff, Honor Student. . . ANITA R. MOCK- Aquatic Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Passion Play, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Student Council, Tech Staff. . . JAMES MOLINE-In Military Service. EDWARD J. MORGEL-Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor. . . DORIS MAE H, MOSER-Band, Part Time Program, Junior Play Production Staff. . . . FRANCES A. NEIL-Girls' Glee Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, Spanish Club. LOIS M. NELSON-Sophomore and Senior Ex- ecutive Council, GAA, Gopher Historians, Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Hall Monitor, Home- coming Committee, National Honor Society, Com- mercial Club, Senior Class Play. . . CYRIL F. NEUSSENDARFER-Radio Club, Track, Transfer from St. Johns. . . JOYCE NEUTZLING-GAA. Hall Monitor, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, Study Hall Monitor. PHILLIP NIEZGOCKI-In Military Service. . . JOAN A. NOGGLE-FHA, GAA, Hall Monitor, Part Time Program, Swimming. . . 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Jlfmy Il Sflllfll' ZIYIS .w11rpri.wf'rl to sw' lzinlwlf as nll1w1'.s- .ww lfim. U'ifl1 flflry Gross as mpluin nj' flu' lmskwflmll fwzmg lmn lX'l'vl,fIIll'vllI'I' rwplrzin of 1l'l'w.wfli11lr1,- mul Jnlzn Ilulll, wlpfrlin nf llllf'li'f'-Il,' flu' frame rnnuf fllmnfflf will: Il 'llfllfl-lj .wz1r'r'ws-,wffzl .ww1.w,n, Tln' llIlSln'l'IllIIIll lwlllll Iron flu' l1i.wfrir'l In Vllllllljllllllxlllfl, lmf IVIIN rlwfffrllwrl in flu' r1',r1ifn1f1l by Ilnpkins. Tllw lmrlfrfy lwum lust only UNI' lljllllll' llllflllilf ilu' l'l'Kl1llllll' .sffzlsnfz mul frmlf all flu' E if 4 N 25 QQ' 5 'G fm. 'W-.-uf' ,I 4 CAROL A. NOTSCH-Gopher Historians, Swim- ming. . . GERALD D. O'KEEFE-Football, Hall Monitor, Part Time Program. . . GEORGE L. OLZENAK-Office Messenger. ANDY ORAVETZ-Hall Monitor, Intramural Hockey, Office Messenger, Passion Play, Track. . . . DELORES VIVIAN ORCUTT-Hall Monitor, . . . DARLEEN A. OSGOOD-Assembly Com- mittee, Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians, Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Passion Play Chorus. Student Council, Techoes Staff, Honor Student. ALVIN L. PAULSEN-Band, Boys' Octet, Camera Club, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Band, Track. . . BEULAH ANN PETERSON-Art Club, Band, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Executive Council, Class Party Chair- man, Junior Class Play, Discussion Club, Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, NHS Treasurer, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Band, Pep Club, Red Cross Council, Brass Sextet, Speech Activities, Student Council, Swimming, Techoes Business Staff, Triple T1'io, Orchestra, Solo Club, Honor Student .... PATRICIA ANN PETTERA-Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians, Junior and Senior Gregg Ar- tists, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Queen, Mixed Chorus, DAR Award, National Honor Society, Passion Play, Student Council, Techoes Staff, Publicity Committee for Junior Class Play. PATRICIA PIKUS-Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Homecoming Committee, Scribes, Tech- nicana Staff, National Honor Society. . . FLOR- ENCE J. PLACHECKI-Part Time Program, Jun- ior Play Production Staff. . . LILLIAN L. PLACHECKI-Part Time Program. WILLIAM J. POST-Hall Monitor, Office Mes- senger. . . MARLENE PULL-Camera Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Gopher Historians, Hall Moni- tor, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus, Jun- ior Play Production Staff, Study Hall Monitor, Swimming, Commercial Club. . . FLORIANNA PUTZ-Part Time Program. THOMAS RAU-In Military Service CHARLES P. REICHENSPERGER-Band, Football, Intra- mural Basketball, Organist, Pep Band, Track, Senior Class Play. . . VIOLA MAE REISINGER- Junior and Senior Gregg Artists. f S ROY ROBINSON. . . DALE A. ROEDER. . . GERALD ROOS-Sophomore and Junior Execu- tive Council, Part Time Program, Study Hall Monitor. 355+ f PEARL F. ROTHSTEIN-Hall Monitor .... DELORIS J. SARTELL-Aquatic Club, Cheer- leader, Delegate to Convention at Minneapolis and Staples, Hall Monitor, Part Time Program, Pas.. sion Play, Pep Club, Pep Committee, Play Pro- duction Staff, Student Council, Study Hall Moni- tor, Homecoming Bonfire Chairman. . . RONALD SCHEIL-Intramural Basketball, Office Messen- ger. wg. 10 MELROY H. SCHILL-Hall Monitor. . . ARNOLD C. SCHILLER-Football, Hall Monitor, Letter- men's Club, Study Hall Monitor, Wrestling. . . LORLEE JOY SCHMID-Aquatic Club, Art Club, Band, Sophomore Party Chairman, Homecoming Committee, Office Messenger, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, Speech Activities. 1 n il I 11l1sg 11'l11I1' H111 11'1'1f.wfl111.11 t1111111 .wut f11111' 11111 l11'1'.s in flu' ,s'f11f1' l'IlHfI'.N'f. 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SCHMIDT- Boys' Octet, Sophomore and Junior Executive Council, Junior Class Vice President, Class Party Chairman, Junior Class Play, Delegate to State Student Council Convention, Discussion Club, Football, Intramural Basketball, Junior Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club, Minstrel Show, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Orientation Committee, Passion Play, Speech Activities, Student Council President, Study Hall Monitor, Senior Class Play, Honor Student. . . LEONA N. SCHMIDTBAYER-A Hall Monitor, Part Time Program. DONALD R. SCHMIT-Part Time Program. . . DELPHINE T. SCHNEIDER-Hall Monitor. . . ELMER M. SCHREIFELS-Football, Hall Monitor, Lettermen's Club, Study Hall Monitor, Wrestling. LEROY J. SCHREIFELS--Part Time Program. . . JANETTE MARY SCHROEDER-Junior Class Play, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus, Violin Ensemble, Speech Activities, Commercial Club, Orchestra. . . RONALD A. SCHULDT-Sophomore Executive Council, Hall Monitor, Hockey, Lettermen's Club, Manager of Football Team, Office Messenger, Pep Club, Study Hall Monitor, Wrestling, Orchestra. LAMBERT L. SCHULTE-Hall Monitor, Intra- mural Basketball. . . MELVIN A. SCHULTE- Part Time Program. . , SARAH LEE SCHULTZ- Art Club, Junior Class Play Production Staff, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Span- ish Club, Speech Arts Club, Tech Staff, Orchestra. CHARLES M. SCHWEGMAN-Hall Monitor, In- tramural Baskctball, Part Time Program, Study Hall Monitor. . . DONALD SCHWEGMAN-In Military Service. . . SIDNEY C. SCHWELLING- Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Hall Monitor. CAROLE YVONNE SCHWINDEN Pait Time PlOg1am Red Cross Work BEVERLY JEANNE SCOTT Hall Monitor Sophomore Executive Council Pait Time Program ARLEEN H SMITH ROY SMITH Co captain of Football Junio Executive Council Junior Class Piesident Jun1o1 Class Play Delegate to National Student Council Convention in Denvel Colorado Ethics Committee Letteimens Club Mixed Chorus National Honoi Gopher H1StOl13HS Hall Monitor Junior Kiwanlan Society Passion Play Pep Club Speech Activities Student Council Study Hall Monitor Piesident of Minnesota Association of Student Councils Senior Class Play JEANNINE SUSAN SMIT TEN Senlor Executive Council Junior and Sen lor Gregg Artists Hall Monitor LAWRENCE A SOWER Mixed Chorus Study Hall Monitor THOMAS J STACY Christmas Plays Junior Executive Council Delegate to Press Convention Hall Monitor Junior Rotarian Lettermens Club Basketball Speech Act1v1t1es Student Councll Study Hall Monltor Techoes Staff Tech Staff Tracfi DORIS STANG Senior Executive Council Senioi Class Secretary Ethics Committee GAA Gophei Historians Hall Monitor National Honol Society Pep Club Junior Play Production Staff Student Council Honor Student RENEE STANG CAROL J STEIN Delegate to Council Convention at Minneapolis GAA Hall Monitor Homecoming Committee Pep Club Play Production Staff Spanish Club Student Council Secietary of Stu dent Council Study Hall MOH1tO1 Tech Staff Magazine DIIVC Committee JOHN STEIN Hall Monitor Intramulal Basketball Junior Play Production Staff MARY C STEWART Aquatic Club Art Club Band Junior and Senio Executive Council Junior Class Secretary Sen1o1 Class Vice Plesident Class Party Decorations Chauman Junior Class Play Girls Glee Club Homecoming Attendant Homecoming Committee Chauman MaJoiettt Minstrel Show Mixed Cho us National Honor Society NHS Secretary Ori entation Committee Passion Play Chorus Quill and Scroll Speech Activities SpeechArts Club Student Council Tech Editor Triple Tr1o Orches tra Career Day Chairman Delegate to National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Chi- Illinois Honor Student. ELEANOR C. STRACK-Part Time Program. . . NONNA F. STRUFFERT-Junior Executive Coun- cil Part Time Program Pep Club. . . JOAN HELEN SWEETER-Girls Glee Club Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Mixed Chorus Violin En- semble Commercial Club Orchestra. ' lflfl 1111 I 11 'p 1 1' .9 'v-13 'll ' '11'111i1'111111 1 III-I e'1 me 'xx g .- Iliff 1 1 1 . .1171 ' ' .s D' ' 1 11'1 . llvltlljllf 1111'111l11'1'.w Il'f'I'4' lll.l'lII'Il ffl I'l'llI'I',N'f'7lf 11111' I'lll.N'.N' af H11' lx'111'11111 1 II1111111' lillllf u'11.w l11'l1l fluff flll' fl'II 111111111' sf111l1111f.e ll'f'l'I' 111l111111l. yvllllf 1 1 I 1111 11111 1 ,ilrin lf1'i1'l.', y'llllN,N'llIl li111111'.s', 11111111 Jffrflw, IIlll'll'llf' .lIi.1', ll111'l1'1111 vw II Ill 1 N1111. Lylw .S'1'l11111'1lf, Doris .S'f1111.11, 111111 lllrzry .'w'f1111'111'f. Ill flll' 11j'f1f1'111 1 11 111111 llllt llISf'Il'PS at Il lI!Il'IlrT7f'lI!'. Hy flu? mul uf Jluy all flui .wllimw lufgun in lowlf af llu'ir flzrfff' nu'nun'ubl0 ywurs uf Twrlz. Tlu' nuflzl uf Jfuu' 1, flu' .N-wzziur rlr1.w.v of '51 asscnzblerl fUgf'fllf'I' for flu' lust finuf. .Lv uv' zrzlllfwl zlmrn flu' uislr' affvr l'Pl'f'lI'llI.lj nur fli- plonuis, mf lnnlfwl urmuul mul lwllieffrl flzis zmulrl be flu' final oplmrfzmify arf' zmulrl luzre fo HTPI-a-1'i.wiu11 of Tull. Friday morning assembly. 5 -R . . . . ,34- ARLEAN M. TAYLOR-Hall Monitor, Part Time Program, Transfer from Cathedral. . . LYDELL E, TAYLOR-Hall Monitor, Junior Executive Council, Intramural Basketball and Hockey, Man- ager of Hockey Team, Pep Club, Student Council, Study Hall Monitor . . . AUDERY C. THEISEN- Band, Part Time Program. SIMON W. THIELEN-Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball. . . DELROY J. THIELMAN-Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Study Hall Mon- itor, Office Messenger. . . KATHLEEN T. THOMES-Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Part Time Program. EVELYN THROOP. , . KAREN A. URQUHART- Class Party Chairman, Dance Committee, Discus- sion Club, Girls' Glee Club, Homecoming Com- mittee, Mixed Chorus, Play Production Staff, Spanish Club, Techoes Staff, Orchestra .... WILLIAM F. VAN DIEST-Band, Senior Execu- tive Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Delegate to Press Convention, Junior Kiwanian, Mixed Chorus, Office Messenger, Student Council, Techoes Staff, Tech Staff, Track. STEPHEN W. VOELS-Part Time Program. . . CLIFFORD VORPAHL-In the Service. . . JEAN VOUK. LEWIS WALKER-Junior Executive Council, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Football, Hall Moni- tor, Junior Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club, Part Time Program, Play Production Staff, Student Council, Wrestling. . . MADELYN WEIHRAUCH- Junior and Senior Gregg Artists, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Scribes, Stu- dent Council, Study Hall Monitor. . . HARVEY G. WHEELER-Office Messenger, Part Time Pro- gram. PHYLLIS A. WHITE-Art Club, Band, Girls' State Representative, Homecoming Queen Attend- ant, National Honor Society, Pep Band, Pep Club, Junior Class Play Production Staff, Social Af- fairs Committee, Student Council Vice President, Study Hall Monitor, Homecoming General Com- mittee Chairman, Orchestra, Techoes Staff. . . KENNETH L. WTCKE-Hall Monitor, Manager of Track Team, Part Time Program, Pep Club . . . VIRGINIA C. WIDMAN-Hall Monitor, Part Time Program, Play Production Staff, GAA, Girls' Glee Club. DONALD D. WILLARD-Mixed Chorus .... MARTHA L. WONSEWICZ-Hall Monitor, Pep Club. . . JOHN H. YUNGER,-Hall Monitor. LOIS M. ZIEBOL-GAA, Hall Monitor, Home- coming Attendant, Pep Club. . . LCRRAINE M. ZINS-Aquatic Club, Cheerleader Captain, Junior Class Play, Delegate to Conventions at Willmar, Minneapolis and Staples, Hall Monitor, Home- coming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Pep Committee, Spanish Club, Student Coun- cil, Tech Staff. . . EARL ZNIEWSKI-Band, Senior Class Executive Council, Discussion Club, Train Committee Drive Chairman, Ethics Com- mittee, Football, Intramural Basketball, Letter- men's Club, Mixed Chorus, Passion Play Chorus, Pep Band, Pep Club, Play Production Staff, Study Hall Monitor. H' :V K ,,-' -' , ft, cf' - V gn' if .nn ,Za 5 A F 'rr-W3 Wt i L. 1 4' NOT PICTURED- MARION KAY FARLEY-Transferred from West High, Minneapolis. CLYDE W. MERRITT-Hall Monitor, Radio Club, Transferred from Litchfield. DALE G. STEPHAN WARREN A. THEISEN JAMES C. UPSON-National Honor Society, Transferred from Big Lake. FRANCIS J. ZISKA-Part Time Program. -35- Class o 52 As the sen1o1s plepare to take then last look at Tech anothel 0101113 of students lS gettmg leadw ff ga to take then nlace ln then sophomore year these students chose Jun Henneman as p1es1dent of then class Hauy D e V 1 n e , V109 p1es1dent Mary Wenck sec1eta1y and Nancy Gus tafson t1easu1e1 They ente1ed1n to school act1v1t1es and wele we'l repl esented on fzthletlc teams They cf' pa1t1c1pated 1n assembhes speclal Student Counc1l act1v1t1es and the Ighklnsg stupendous plans are Al Kremers uce president Ron afitzer pres d nt D 1 K t d M W k Secretary 1 e a e us man reasurer an ary enc Mlnstl el Show As JHHIOIS, they elected as class 0ff1C6lS, Ron Saatzer plesldent AlK1eme1s VICE plesldent Maly Wenck SeCl9t31V and Dale Kussman t1easu1er In the fall of the V931 they plesented then class play Spunff Joulney WhlCh ploved to be yely successful At the annual football banquet Lauy Baker and Don Saatze1 we1e chosen co captalns of the 1991 football squad On M31Ch 12 a gloup of JUHIOIS wele mducted 1nto the Natlonal Honor Soclety Anothel mam event of the 3931 the choosmg of class 11ngs remlnded the 3un1o1s of the fact that they would soon hold the long coveted tltle of senlors 52' -lam? if 'T' ff! 1 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 3 Ronald Haxby Joe OKeefe, Douglas Colbert Row 2 Al Kremers Ronnle Saatzer Dale Kussman Row 1 Shlrley Jenson Mary Wenck Jeanette Lenarz 36 r 7 1 5 1 - 1 x SN wa O A Y ' ' P 2 - ' . S 'W 5' n 1 f f C 'Q aj K - 1 3 ' ' 1 1 l I . 4 '51 I - ' . - ,. ' 7 3 5 6, 1 1 ' , .. , . W .C 1 I J , V . 1 v 1 h I , ' I 9 1 I , h 3 S , 1 . - I , - . 1 . 1 1 l I 1 1 ' - 1 - I I 4 y 9 y 7 . ,. . . . . . . . a . v K v - . s 1 ' . U 1' u 77 ' 1 y A 1 v c 1 - fl 1 v Q 1 - -1 , , ' v . . . A . . 7 A . n. . . . 1 a 1 ' 5 . 2 I , . I X Y K K t ' a fwh 7 N' Q a if 1 HOMF ROOM 20-MR LEIGH Adviser Row 4 Charles Ackerman James Cashman Larry Baxer Row 3 John Betz Beverly Bormes Jean Brix Carole Arseneau Charlotte Boos Laxerne Brandt Row 2 Ardell Beumer Lucille Benoxt Betty Ann Adams Caroline Benson Twyla Busse Abxgall Anderson Edith Borsvold Row l Roger Bennett James Brennan Arthur Blaske Lloyd Carlson Ephrum Brown Bill Baker Joe Burton Not Pictured Alphonse Brinkman Wm x.. an 'D- J yfkan ,,'y A J, HOME ROOM 47-MISS XLMETER Adviser Row 3: Janet Smith. B'urb'u l Sewall. Mary Sherwood, Joan Tomaseski, Elaine Scheel. Myrna Topp, Kath- leen Schwegmrmy Row 2: Marlene Schmidt. Jenn Schoelkopf, Ruth Schorey, Sallie Sampson, Mary Savage, Delores Schill, Aileen Toftlng, Row 1: Rita Schreifels, Mary Ann Stang, Beverly Thiers. Lois Theis, Betty Schlueter. A341 li 'UPI l ? pw an ,J Warm 'X EW, I .1 HOME ROOM 113 MISS CARTER Adviser Row 4 Charles Larson Leon Lease Al Kremers Row 3 Mary Low McDowall Lorrame Knopik Joan Lxchy Roselyn Klffmeyer Valerxa Klem Dorothy Lehmener Marian Llntgen Row 2 Rlchard Klffmeyer Tom McComb Jeanette Lenarz Edna Kloeppner Dorothy Loehrer Marylln Krier Gerald Klrchner Row 1 Wesley Leedahl Dale Kussman Jim Klein Jim Klaerc Douglas Colbert Hack McCall Not Pictured Wayne Lommel HOME ROOM 206-MISS SMITH, Adviser Row 3 Bob Crose Douglass Colbert Duane Chlrhart, Verne Fiedler, David Dhein. Ivan Dlbblee, Daniel Euteneur, Robert Fruth gow 2 Janet DesMarals, Dayle Condon, Donna Benson, Gayle Engel, Joanne Cotton, Carol Danzl, Judith ckles Row 1 Bob Eveslage, Bonnxe Deal, Janice Danielson, Rosella Driver, Glenda Chaffin, David Eberhardt 38 'iyllfij Y 'fu 'LY A 5.5 A 3 'L'.SX 'lik 9' Q 'Vw x c v 'X' - I A I J. 4 0 R .1 '37 H:-, .,... e . If ' A f T f , x W Q , , l 5 : 4 7' 3 ' Q- 1 .. -'fy K ' rv 1, r. E A fv 3 f V 121 j R I Q 1 E if ' J ,, J 4 A v. is 5 I :V ' ,., '- -.l- J. Q N fl A i ' N1 2 'lzu :l:'V . 1 'W . Ja ., ,. ,-,::A ' X v vga: J gb . K em, t g A 1: ,i f , H amz. t UW i 'mmm' my I HOWIE ROOM 207 'NIR KLFFIL Adviser Row 3 Gerlld Wasner Wxllls Welnand Eclwxrd WIHCZQWSKI Rlchfxrd Wrlght Robert T.,1rner John Weber Jerrw Surnm Nell Tlllltt Row 2 Carlene Wcstrom Rom'1n Wolf Robclt Spoden Dormld Wuhrouch Wlllmm Thlelen Llowd Voerdinn Joanne Zenner Sowl Doni Zubo' Vernon Tsch da V1rg,11 Zablnsxl Robert Wldman Erwin V Mary Wenck Arlene oerdm 5, fwbgw Wine We HOME R00'Vl 233-NIISS GOVE Aduser Rove 3 Robert Johnson Ronnld Imholte Joel Horsch Darrell I-Iovsell 01111111 Jucnemann Mxron Johnson Roger Host Dmn Kdxm1g.,h Row 2 Rlchlrd Kmlucche MATDIL Jaber Shlrlcy Keeney Shlrley Jenson Mfxurun Kieter Bereldx Kdrsch Nancy Kxsch John Jlmes Row 1 Roberta Johnson Bette Jendro Carol Ann Junglen Jeanette Jost Mane Holmgren Mary Ann Kasner Leo Jacobs Not Pictured Peter D Honer Clayton Hopke 39 .,: ,ff X 1 1 Y A l 9 7 .. mf f 1,1 , ,J Xu I ,Lu ,w . ' .. , 'B N K be' K X v , - . -l . . , , : 5 ' , . V I . I. .V . c ,Y ' ' ' ' .V tn I . I 2 4' 1, f i . 4 ' '. ' ' . os, . ,kr I V ,,. ' , Y , , f 'X .... A W ' ,M X E , n Q i , f 5 J .1 ' 1'f ff' V 'X ' wk' ' ' 1 ',f av - 'sr , , J W 6 'M ' 4 1 1 , ' Z ? ' Y . H . 3. I x - 2 ' , . f ff JR A A . , , V.. I Q , fa ' 'z z f , , I - 1 Z M U . ,, , 1, ' ' ,- V' ' . . Y L J, E V k , I. l ' zx . 1 : A V . . ' r f - , , , V , . l' ' 1 . , , wa. My .X ll 'n.,M 'N ,aww HOME ROOVI 234 MR KOTTKF, Advlser Row 3 Frank Jackson Dxck Hamlin Gerald Helnen Douglas Hamllton Edward Gustafson LeRoy Hxltner Ben Hawklns Ronald Haxby Ken Hall Paul Helnen Row 2 Donna Hennessy Joyce Hablger Mary Jean Hansen Renee I-Iaupt Karen Hathaway Donna Goehrmg Brenda Gulbrandson Mabel Hinkemeyer Nancy Gustafson Row 1 Betty Gaas Barbara Herzberg Mary Lou Gohman Cleone I-Iengel Eunlce Heurung Corrme I-Ienke meyer Arlene Heywood z yy' SFYQM HOME ROOM 235-MISS HILL, Adviser Row 3: Richard Reiullard, James Rawland, Richard Reed, James Plombom. Donald Saatzer, Ronald Saatzer, Kenneth Pfannensteln, Merle Prlgge. Row 2: Willard Sexauer, Joseph Post, Quentin Plombom, Darrell Rlly, Wilfred Schrlefels, Terry Potter. gow 1: Joyce Ruegemer, Barbara Rossmeisl, Marita Rltsche, Arlie Richards, Andrene Pfannensteln, Joyce itschka. M40- M 3?-ala ,A mam an if HOME ROOM 237 MR STENSRUD, Adviser Row 3 Gary Pearson Larry ODrisco11 Dennis Neis Robert Malisheske Leander Notch Vernon Nieters Jack Pallow Richard lwegaard Richard Mund Row 2 Margarate Marek Pat Mooney Marion Peterson Mary Ellen Murphy Carol Malmanger Nita Nei man Arlene Ness CeCel1ia Maile Gladys Nicklay Betty Lou Miller Jeanne Mamlock Row 1 Al Patrias Joe OKeefe Roger Nichols Richard Olson James Mills Wilson Pelley Richard Peterson James Miller Charles Oster lv 5 1 ABSEN'I'EI-LS Row 3: Charles Indereiden, William Allen, Bill Hood, Jim DeLosier, Darrell Laiigton, LeRoy Krucliteu. Row 2: Marvin Christen, Pete T, Honer, Tom Statz, Richard Kuepers, Jim Henneman, Row 1: Douglas Stearns, Dave Skumantz, John Smithson, Irene Schleicher. Richard Schriefels, Harley McStott. V Class o 5 3 Last Septembe1 a g'lOl.1p of be Vtllflel ed sophomol es 18C6lV6d the11 p1em1e1 VIGW of Tech As they wandeled thlough the clowd cl co111dors, f1lled wlth many othel fughtened sophomoles, a wa Je or despa1at1on ove1came them Lv Glyflllllg was on such a large scale, espec1ally the heads of the uppel classmen' After they b came acqualnted, then begmnmg weeks we1e spent IH dlSCOV61ll'1g what makes ou1 school tlck Leading them tl11Ollgl1 then Wm Renewing Tech standards are Janet DZur1k secretary Tom Roos treasurer Jim Schaedlel vlce presldent and .hm Cross president dent, Jim Schaedle1, VICC presl dent, Ianet De Zuuk, secletaly and Tom Roos, t1easu1e1 Then class palty, Wlth County Fan as the theme, was glven 1n Decembe1 luveryone Jolned 1n the fun whlch made the palty a success Many sophomores lepresented the11 class 1n THll91C3l o1gan1Lat1ons, Student Louncll, clubs and numelous other act1v1t1es They we1e also Well lepresented 1n athletlcs, placlng members on nea1ly every team Through these contrlbu tlons, they have been well tralned 1n cauylng on the t1ad1t1ons ot Tech WW W3 QW '-'F Q27 SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 3 Walter Cates Ed Roos, Scotty Peterson, Dlck Hemberger Row 2 Marlys McComb, Pat Laborde Marlene Angen, Frances Van Dlest Row 1 Jim Schaedler, Tom Roos Janet DeZur1k, Jim Cross 42 bf' 7 Y ' I 1 ' . V7 r jaw A 1 4 . gr I . ' 1 . is mf a N I - il? 1 v ' Y! ,I w . x, - 43' '- . ' e- 3 Q f . .A . . 5. . . Q first year were Jim Cross, presi- ' . . ' H ' 177 . l 1 w . an ' ,..., 4 wud 3: ia, Z! G W' , , K www ' 1 'M-we 'Ns fx!! 4' i 5' HOME ROOM 3 MR MYHRMAN Adviser Row 3 Ronald Albers Gary Barber George Becker MBFVIH Beehler Rlchard Beard Daniel Bloomdahl Bruce Ahlstrand Roger Atwood Dalton Ayer Row 2 Gladys Bartz Helen Bartz Heartha Bartz Janet Borshelm Diane Ampe Mary Jane Anderson Audrey Bennewltz Phvllls Benolt Marlene Anglen Malgaret Beunlng Row 1 Vlrglnla Blomgan LOls Allen Shirley Arseneau Phyllis Almer Joyce Bense Beverly Aanerud Iii HOME ROONI 39-MR CARTER, Adviser Row 3 Gerald Brown Francis Diedrlcks James Brown Henry Buersken, James Dllley, Jim Cross, Vernon Fnscher Donald Frampton, Dick Erickson Walt Cates Row 2 Bernard Dombeck Darlene Buersken Jeanette Deters Darleen Ergen Donna Durnln Jane Ann Clark Phyllis Degree Rosemary Evens Leon Driver Row l Ronald Eder, Janet DeZurlk Shirley Brown Ramona Dlrschel Jean Carver Patricia Ebenstetner, Geraldine Carlson, Jerrold Canfield 43 y rf- as W W . N 5 I . X . J M :Gil 4 A ' K , 1 B J, M X - V gg so ff ' V , as. L ' rf O by Aura f , : :,, VV i f 3 , ' x gm, ' 5 4' i zl' . A ,A ' My i ' :', 2 V- d V 'V' fr 5 I Q egg' ,Q ,Q , fi W f e J, 43,3 ,vw aw y L' , fl 2 W 1 A 1 Y, ,spa ' 3 5 Q ' -, ' Y W ,ji Q 4 T' , J M Q M L J -1 A M '53 Jai M!! 5,2 Mu. xl f ff HOME ROOM 100-MR ZEYHER Adviser Row 3 Richard Hemberger B111 Gohman Hardy Gross Dave Baker Roger Haxby Willard Hlltner Ray Hedlund Daw ld Hanson Row 2 Gary Gohman Elaine Grewe Clara Gill Joann Goble Constance Haug Kay Gottwald Colleen I-Ietherington Delma Gromberg DeLorls Henz Dean I-Ilnkemeyer Row 1 Vernon I-Ielnen Mary Hart Gall Grewe Arma Haldorson Carrnen Henneman Diana Hlemenz Larry Hinkemeyer Not Pictured David Hammerel Robert Hopland fm' W 5 153' ..- HOME ROOM 114-MISS STOVRING Adviser aww' Row 3: Stephen Justin, Robert Baumgartner, Gerald Kosbab Edward Kacures, Warren Hultman, Lloyd LaBorde, Robert Kloss. Row 2: Josephine Kozak, Rena Kuklok, Patricia LaBorde, Janet Koehn, Irene Klotz, Lois Kjos Shirley Kloeppner, Evelyn Jacobs, Joann Knese. Row 1: Pauline Kammler, Donald Jones, Gerald Lacher, Ronald Lahr, Marvin Kiffmeyer, Jack Knettle, Elvera Lauer, Not Pictured: Elizabeth Jaeger. 'N W Worn, A f-X532 A ' -57'xi. ' ,M A , nf.. 2 W., r M.. . , yu r 'art ' awww: H ' nw. 'n,,g- 4 mn. , M.. .. N 4 , nu V 5 .N mr f J! , ...W Q. ,,.-Y.. . p hi' mm. 1 -Ln-wr 7 f 'S 3 1- ' A 1' 1 Y M51 M. 'L . lt I 'mf HOMF ROOM 201 MISS MULRFAW Adviser Row 3 Kay MUHt1f8FlHg Wallace Madsen Jack Muldoon Vernon Louis George Molus Bob Llndskog Eugene Loehrer Milton Medeck Bob Marsh Nora Murphy Row 2 Warren Madsen Leroy Lehnen L1ll1an Lehner Olne McDowall Barbara McIntyre Mitzl Mlller Mxldred Muntlfering Shirley Long Oarol Luckemeyer Rowl Shirley MOSh16r Maxlys, McComb Nancy McGandy Terry Lodermexer Phyllxs Lehnen Rose Ann Merten Gwendolyn Longwell Kay Meyer f'X 4-si rw.. .I sfwfrf HOWIF ROOM 902 MR HOLLNIFXPR Adviser Row 3 D'iXld Pfllpsen Charles Pfannenstem Herbert Pflueger Harxey Notch Don Otremba Harold Reed Scott Peterson Tom Pull Wayne Prlntz Row2 Shlrley Orcutt Lorraine Nlerengarten Bexerlw lNotch Glems Nlemann Geraldine Olson Marmnne Ostergaard Yxonne Obermxller Bob Reddnng, Eugene Peterson Tom Oehrleln Row 1 Jerrv Ostrow LaVonne Neeser Joyce Negaard Gayle Nechxs Glorla Nechas Verna Nelson Arnold Patrxas James Rxemer Bob Neutzllng, 45 3 '-A ,, 'rfb' V, 4 , Q f ,Q Nh , ., 2, A Q A i ' , A V . 1 . r , ' ,r if . 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HOME ROOM 228 MISS WEIR, Adviser Row 3 LaVerne Rennie Shlrley Schlll Madonna Pohl Evonne Rengel Caroline Reld Lucllle Phillppl Row 2 Murial Politeske Retha Robatcek Mary Kay Roche Darlene Rlggles Bonnie Pallles Muriel Potter Row 1 Janet Raymond Bonlve Pearson Elaine Pfannenstem Martha Schmitt Sara Savage Mary Jane Roth stein Not Pictured Constance Parlsh UWM Q' swf' 5,41 VSGA HOME ROOM 239-MISS NOLAN Advlser SQEYIS James Ziebol Bernard Topp Walter Zimmer Gordon Walker Ronald Zenner John Wxllcox Lowell eman Row 2 David Thexsen Dxck Thedens Irene Wilhelm Joelle Woods Joan Theisen Donna Weaver Marxlyn Wendt Frances VanD1est Row 1 Eugene Turner Anna Mae Thexsen Kay Warfield Frances Wonsewicz Donna Zenzlus Maryann Wesp Bernice Wallak 46 Z 1 A 1 Y 1 A 1 1 - , ' y .. m , , . . W , Q , K -www, 1 ' ,S 4 gg , -f. 1 fn ' r-. ik Vx x Q. 1 P A I T W ff J . ,A Q . . 1 - 'i .V I X Q I V , A . so f .M , : 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 : h Y ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 2 l I 1 1 1 1 , . ,nr I HOME ROOM 130 MR FLLIINGSOIN Adviser Row3 Roger Skaalerud Warren Saxon Dawasne Sabrowsky Normm Schwltallx John SIIXQFDHII Rxchard Swindal Eddle Roos Dax Rlchter Row 2 ROg61 Rosenberger Andrew Schaefer Daud Schwalen Rxchflrd Saatzer Gerald Rice James Schaedler Bob Schlller Urban Schrelfels Row 1 James Stem Jamce Skumautz Joanna Spooner Kathleen Spaetn Marlene Surma E1lene Schwartz Allce Skewes Torn Roos Not Pictured Simon Stang Ronald Skelton v .. '45 www ABSFNTFFS Row 3 Ch xrles Carlson Roger Wexhrauch Ronald Welman Ros Walz B111 Ach Roger Martms Row 2 Allen Yozamp Joe Bxnefleld Dennls Maus Douglas Goenner Flowd Goenner Row 1 Phlllp Barott Harrw Gaples Oscar Brug, man Kathleen Kllleen Jerrx Moran Frank Lonf 41 1 r '. 1 , f L ' Y ... - , - 1 X - f - , +5 : , ., 1 A f ku . 1 f, ,, I ' , x . , ' , f an t W M' x gs. , f y -I Y ' .1353 A ' c if .. A , . e .ff - Q , A 5 ff f If if 5 f ' ' lt ,fa Ll 4 v li Z. -r ' , ' , Y , 4 2 M t A ,K A. !' I U ,- Y 3 f ,X f ',, .5 . Q , , 1 : f , , . j ' , z ' 4 2, ' ' ' . ' . A ,D . I ' ' . , 'V ' V V 1 1 . ' 5 v 5 v : . 5 ' . A , , . ', . . ' - , E ..... N , J - 4 A 4- ' 1 , f A ' 4 1 Ta f - - . A 1 , Y H. f 4 ,J 4 2, X If 4 5 f a Q ' I. I , 1 . ,,-q,...,f4 M- fn 'T 9. Z ' ' v VV P .1 F, ,g - . ' ' .- , 5, ,- TeeVee leads us through the classes and attempts to Tel-a-vision of the fundament- als of Tech. At first we thought them a waste of time and then discovered they were the basis of all our undertakings. We really had fun in those classes and now we wonder how the teachers kept their sanity after some of our antics. , 4 T nr , 1 94-1 o 1 i Q - eepers' Visualize that concentmtion! 1 T E 0.2 4 1 f ,.,.. i f 3,1 f W: n - , - J f, -I W A x , xi,,Qg,S2y'f , ' M ,A ,git xy Q ix YQ 1 Jw: ,N ' A sf ,ind win V' U wx '41 W 'xaf,11gq2.af wx ,rw 'f ,.::a.:.-av-:5:.:., .sa 1 v ' , 1 1 ' Q, G, :', Q ' 2 ,L A 3 .. S, x k . , 'Z' U X' s . 3-if 5 Q ' iw V3 1 'vzf W ,' 7' , . 1: ii? l'fJ?1,f-X Z' f QT J g I iw',,I, Z1 ' fr ' V ,fl 'fn fi 'eil -Qiiw 7955 x M YS? ,Jw w95fS,f'f!.3 ixzwfa fifbk- 'wg' QW' -. .-.. ,gn,umA,x,1 1 1 :Lf 2 if xi f,Qgf'iZ'1 ,fg ww 8 if , f! 97 4 mf Q, 3' 1 , -152' 7 :Q 'Q' 'kr 2 ' f 397, QQ ' A , , 6, A fe wg 2, , 725 1 A , Q5 , , ., :E -- H f 'f Q- ,m N, , Qi i Q in x' 1 Q 'Q A I 'Wil fn , df f' X fgsfk 1' 'K A W 4, , f f 1,21 f ,y -4, ,, ff, bam Hfwf - -, , ,W gffj , , W . ,W,gy,,.,, CHANNEL II Curricular Departments Cor centratmg on themes Enghsh Stolen To Thu Paradwe Perhaps bv next vea1 th1s w11te un w1ll have a dlffQ18Ht t1tle Commum catlon IS afte1 all mo1e de cr1pt1ve and mo1e 1I1ClLlS1V9 than Just Ynvhsh To say that the contents of the cou1se a1e new to the f1eld would be a m1sstatement Readlng wr1t1ng speakmg and l1sten1ng have always been the baS1C pa1t of Fnghsh But pe1haps the student W1ll better unde1 s and th1 ough th1s new te1m that bette1 commun1cat1on m1g'ht help h1m to be a better student IH all h1s classes Then too when he has f1n1shed school h may fmd that 1n hls Job the four pow ered commun1cat1on has mo1e s10'n1f1 cance than does h1s l1m1ted VGFSIOH of g1amma1 wh1ch he lecalls as bas1c to spealunv' Enghsh The readmg IH the cou1 se IS Wlde and Valled fo It too should make a 1eade1 11'- all f1elds Hence the mate11a1 comes from todays news papers a1d magazmes well as the best selle1s and the class1cs 'wi dai F lends Romans countrymen lend me your ears Systematic method of domg, thx g The f1rst 0b'j6Ct1V9 It to de velop1ead1ng ab1l1tv F1 om the1e lt IS only a sholt step to de velop an lnterest IH 1ead1ng Wlth U1eater 1ead1n0f ab1l1ty and 1nte1est comes the development of app1ec1at1on of the w11tten word Whethe1 a student lb 1n the tenth 01 the twelfth year the fundamental process IS the same The bas1c 1dea IS to stalt from where we are and advance to where we want and ought to gg - -N 11 . I r I ul . . 1 . . it . H . . . 7 i , ' S . 1 . V- . . . 1 'A V J G n fl f 1 ' ln 1 , , A 7 . M . J . . A .. lk fl . m Q ,, , P . W ' 7 7 ' ! e W . . . . . , - . ' '. ? o ' . K 1 vx C, jfs- 3 I F K M ew 'A K ' , 1' , ' , 1 V , . . . , 7 1 HS , . . .T . . , r ,D S' . 1 N . . . Y I D C . 4 Y Y L , , fu .N . , , A . ,V U r' , , , ! be- Applendlelldo 1701 hl1911dO' 1I..f-irlllu dolll Die Deutsche klissc 1T L Gelullll Clissv Languages Oh' What You Saud IPRVIUN Allllllllflll the Gelllmn Classes at Teell llfue lJ89l1 Nllldll the study of Gellllem IN lYl1IJ0l'CdHt to bt Cloud and Stealnx COUI1 tx because a lalge palt of the oeopl ale of bellllelll flexcent Tlle Clellllan COl.l1bPw it Teell .um to KQQIXQ puplls the alllllty to lea' .ln Npeall the Gelnlflll tllex lleec IH 6XGlXllclX 0lfllIldlX uxe SPANISH Student. llaxe .1 two fold pulpobe lll td xmo Spalllxh the fuqlllwltloll of cl leclcl lllg and wpeellxlnv llnonledge of the ang cmd Customs lll the Qpalllxll wpealxlllg xxolld I ATIN wl8UllJ6lN of the Latlll Clam spent mobt of the xefll on lexlevx and adx allce glanl 111411, XOLdlJLlldlX and Lfltln stO1l6-. of xal led llatule .md SlllJl9Lt, mam of Vbllltll le ldtefl Lllsttlllls and otllel huts abou' the ILOIHAH5 Llnguae Latlnae studemus 1We studw the Latin languagev M , .. 1 W ' I A 1 I 15. v v I 4 xwkw K1 4 ' ev! K 'N ' I D 4 U . . . d K, . Y ' . . xv . - 1' .l .lvl-,.j. '. ...Y . . 5. V. Y D. . ,, . .- uage allfl all LlDilQ1'STL23.lldlDg' of the people l - ' ' 'Q i ' ' ' ' zcf . ,z 'gby 4g.I 5 ll in L' L li I .' z.f , TIA ' 1 A. 1 J 3 1 lv n , 'X , , . . ,W M, Y.. ..,.,,,,, .,- ,. 1,1 , A 4' ,V . ....,., 1 SN.. V , '2::::-:Vai-:E25i2e .''sw H Maw Q .V ,,,, H -... V .FE W, aw 1 . - .1 ,,,. , 1, V Mi., .. , .1 .,.. . , ,.,, V V - W fm- M gyms my H 1 I qpweewwsamnmwdm S11ence IS olden L1brary Sh 11 11 11 11 11 Tech s school 11b1a1x, unde1 the d11ect1on of NI1ss Claxa Iedahl played a ve1y 1n1po1 tant pa1t 111 all school wo1l1 Vhth 1ts qlllfft atmosphe1e, lt was found to be a xe1y helpful place 1n the sea1ch f01 know ledge by all of the stu dents It plaved a Ven necessau pa1t 1n tne ng 1sh a n s 0 c 1 a sc1ence COLUSBN f01 the students used a la1ge 11on f1ct1on books fO1 1ef 1eat1onal 1ead1ng as well as f0l 1esea1ch wo1ls I11 'lClClltlOll to t 19 la1 gc Yllllllllill of boo ss, the ll l11.11x also subsc11l1ed to a llllll1lJQ1 ot n1agaz1nes and otl1e1 pe11od1c lls w l1 1 c h t h e students found I Oucat help 111 gettmd IGCQPT 111ate11a1 The l1b1 t1X offers 1llfOI'IHttlOH for CWIQQIS on I SG 1 I I f 1 rn, ,1 '1 . u 1 v 5 l n 3 ' ' qw 1 v n v I u . N 1 .. 1 , if df 'j L ' l E l': d ' ' 1 l I' number of fiction and ,A 'Xe gxuxzx .T . . 3 . v . Y. . 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V nf i Speech I Move Speech gave Tech students tiaining in the pi acticable eveiyday phases of speech sat isfied then aitistic desues and offered oppoi tunities to seive both school and community As a cuiiiculai subject speech included a iequned six weeks fundamentals couise giv en to both sophomoie and Junioi classes and senior speech an optional one year ciedit course This couise was added to the cuiiiculum five yeais ago This yeai the Junior speech was given the first semester and sophomore speech the second semestei The iequned twelve weeks tiainmg had as its objective the development of well ad Justed personalities capable of meeting the speech situations expelienced by the average person speeches of explanation int oduction piesentation and telephone technlque SQHIOI speech included eveiythmg fiom panels and pailiamentaiy pioceduie to dia matics 1ad1o and choral reading It also couraged individual talents this yeai foi ample sciipt wiiting in a demociacv thinks cleaily feels deeply assumes his shale in solvinv' pioblems cepts leadeiship and foi that puipo e acqunes effective speech techniques Getting in the groowe for next Year Getting his point across May I mt oduce you to Journahsm Headlmevs o Tomorrow Fathering news and views was tne fundamental Jurpose of the p1ospect1ve youinalists Thev combined then best efforts and they applied then acquned piintei s knowledffe to edit ind cncu late duiing the veal one issue of The Tech the official school papei Opeiatmg in a demociatic and a friendly mannei these Jouinalists of tomoiiovs leained the tucks of the trade The necessity of diligence and aleit ness was keenly evident to next yeai s staff who tiied to exeit then individ ual effoits coopeiatively in oidei t tuin out lIllL6I'6StlIl0' ieviews of the school activities cc 99 sl sy , ' ' '. - l l , A Ll L , A - . . N Ap .H .- wfn. u K1 . , I ' L n I I 1' Y v, - . - s ' ' ' A .. 'Q h y . - 1 . 1 V'- fn -fp v y r ' D 1 . . . V . ' ' Q A v A y . u T ., ' ', T ' . en- t i', - ex- . , .. . . The philosophy of speech is that the citizen l A 1 - 7 ' 7 . . ' . ,, ' ., ac- . , . - i. . S h 4 ! 'J l ., I l . . ' I- , , , 44 . if as . . K , I L K 2 ' ' u. L n,w v I I ' I I c fs ' 4- fn . it 77 ' ' ,, , A Q 1 . I uv 17 A ' . . 'l . Y L . Y Ji Lv f , V .' . - ' - - . . . Y, . . U n . . r . vv X n . . 5 A 'mm Mathemaucs Math W1zards Couwes 1n bohd ffeomeuy t110'onomet1y and hwhel alge bla wele lnitlucted by M135 Iessle Smlth thls year The filst palt of each class peuod wav devoted to wolk 1n the text bools Dullng the 1ema1nde1 of the pe1'1od the puplle applled the prlnclples of mathematlce IH the wolkloom They enjoved ex folmlng taaks not assigned bx the teachel Senior mathem UC1811 a ter the slxcie rule Plane Thinkmg Some of the 3CtlV1t19S the students engaged ln the wo1 kloom were studymg the use of the sextant qolvlng Ol maklng CIOSQ flgure puzzles maklng polyhedrons of all SIZQS shapes and Shades meabuung the thlckness of a strand of han wlth a mlclometel and maklng a sun dlal Mr Tom Antll taught plane geometly to the sophomolee Junlols and senlols who wele IH tereated IH studylng hnes cncles and othel plane flgules He also taught a class IH b3SlC mathe matlcs whlch COHw1St6d of a general 16V18W of d11thITl8tlC algebla and geometxy fo1 the btudentb who d1d not plan on volng lnto any speclal D1 ofesslon Wonders of the workroom' 54 . ...H cc ' 'Q ,jr xv. . ' ' . N . t Y , ffl ., ' za r c ' fry- V . . ' . v ' fy p. . I. X V 1' 1 ' v - lr K' . plorlng, experlmentlng, and pel- ' O ., '. U ' u a ' ' s n .- ' nv n 3 . 5 . D ,. i - . X . 7 ' C K ! 7 Y N U. . .I . . v . . - . , , , . ' D 'el ! ' ! 7 4 ' D ' I fi- n ' g 1. . s 1 v n 'Q w ! Y ! C . he Q a Typlcal classroom We tudx llfe Sc1ence Mmd O1 er Matter SCIENCE m the schoolroom 13 Offel mg mole and mole to the always cu11ous student In th lJlOlOg'y loom wlth VIIQS 'Vluhean advlslng students dlsect flogs and othe1 anlmals and obselve the actlons of hung specimens such 'ws P1aymg MaHt1S WhlChJl1Qt hatched O1 a CGCIODIH moth whlch had just come out of ltS snug cocoon ln l4eb1ua1y When wcathe1 permltted students went on fleld t11ps to examine trees leaves and Sh1l.lbS Undel the supe1v1s1on of VII Hollmeyel chemlstry s t u d e n t s lealned about such thmgs as aclds bases and atoms and then we1e each glven a chance to show what thev had lealned bv domg an ex perlment of then own Dlsplays of thell projects showed that con sume1 hemlstlv was a popular toplc The nhyslcs classes wlth V11 John Kaffel as teache1 lea1nel about mechamcs heat llght elec t11Clty 'und sound lxperlments wele made to affnm the punclples and 1ules Ofovelnwng oul common and useful expemences Here wa loc lted the Tech Weathe1 Buleau -X lJ2lSlC sclence COLIISB was ot e1ed also whlch mel lded the study of 1ad1o transpoltatlon atonmc enewv and nltula 1 soulces and then conse1vat1on SCIENCE students thls yeal pal tlclpated IH the QCIQHCG I' 'ln whnn was helc' at Sa nt Cloud Teachels college on Ap11l 7th Qome students att nded the IIIIIIOI Academy of QCIQDLS meetmfr at the Unlvexslty phyqcwts e,,t,aO,d,m,y of Nllnnesota on Ap11l 21st Cumus chemms 55 . .ss ! s ' ' ! - 17 cc V . . ' ' ' '. ' . G . u . I , I . I .N I N I D A 'v ' I , A s l , . . . .. . V v I p. C. - I, , i i . . . . , . . . 3 . ' Y . , . su Iv.y. I . A . I - 1 , . I . 1 . 1 . , . ,, a 9 ' I I l 1 V . . . U V . N . , n A - I C . I y A 4 I N. '1 ' I A . ,. l . A . , . . I . , ,, v 1 9 ' . . , . . , , N , r . . 4 - 7 I 1 . I I' v . U . . .' A f. ' S . . . C n ' if a -v '- . l . . . -L' . 1 v '. ' .1 A L , L v A, a ' . . 1 . . at , Z A C- Ib 'Y I I I . v V I - . . . , . . . . . . . v . . .' . , l . . l. . .. 1 , .I V . D1 . . 4 ' 1 . I K A I I be A I L 1 Q ' - x V - - L . , 'l' 1 ' 1 ' .U ' f D - - ! A ,' ' , .. ' H Art Dexterous Techztes Students w1th 1deas and the deslre see those 1deas take shape 111 the founs DlCt,ll1GQ f10u11nes poste1s O1 models some lund studled and Wo1lxed to01ethe1 Art I Il and Ill thlg sea1 The p1oducts of these classes Wele va1 1ed and 1nte1est1ng One student spec1al1zed 1n pen and mk drawmffs but took tlme out to do some clay modelmff and pape1 mache work and to tu h1s hand at pa1nt1nff Othe1 students fo1 the Tech and fo1 the Jun1o1 Ped Cross Othe1 work mcluded d1avv1ng w1th chalcoal chalk cravon and penc1l pa1nt1ng Wlth Wat 91 colo1s and tempe1a bookb1nd1n0 p1ctu1e study studv of colo1 theo1y MUSIC Muszc Masters The1e are many techmques and funda mentals of mus1c wh1ch a1e ve1y d1ff1cult to teach to la1fre ffroups of students at on tune F01 the past few years those few stu dents who had study pe11ods at the same t1me that MISQ P1tmon or M1 Hertz have free pe11ods have been asswned to the musu loom fo1 1nd1v1dual work w1th the11 structols ThlS yea1 M1 Wh1te also orgamzeo several groups of vocal students 1nto vocal classes As a 1esult these small g1oups had more 1nd1v1dual attent1on to the fundamenf als of VO1C9 p1oduct1on 2 Q33 f' 7 S cr. - H . . ' ' ' to . ' s ' N ' - of . K., O. . A W U .qv . Qt . , ' , 3 K, - lil v 1 - -V 1' ' 1 ' Y- o v V . J v . n , . G . n -uv ' L cn I 1 - K made block p1'1nts for the IHHSIC programs, . , . . L p sv 3 V , . 5 .1 . U . - p- ' ' ' I cl as - ' 1 3, O ' . V e i' 1 v u .3 1 o 1 . . . . ln, ' . . - ' 1 I ' ! 7 l 1 ' , L A Commerclal F uture Secretcmes Busmess educatlon subjects at Tech n1cal Hwh School a1e deslffned to t1a1n students to become Good cltlzens The learn to be COLl1t90l19 honest depend able lesoulceful end 9COI1OI'IllC21llW 1n dependent Typewutmg bookkeeplnfr busxness p11nc1ples and law and consumel buy mg fa new COLIISG fo1 next yea1J are tauffht to all students fo1 thelr pe1 sonal use The subJects whlch t1a1n students fo1 speclal types of wolk ale bookkeep mg stenoglaphy advanced typew11t1n0f Cl61lC3l offlce plocedule and OTflC6 plactlce Bookkeeplnvf students w1th good glades may be 1ecommended fo1 posl tlons dlrectly f1om h1 h school Many stenog1aphy students wlth two vears of stenoglaphy advanced typevultmf., and OfflC9 p1dCtlC6 go flom hlgh school mto wood offlce posltlons The1e ale also excellent cle11cal pOSltlOHh whlcn do not requ11e stenofnaphy 101 the qual typewrltmff students Ready be in Does your account balance Flllllg' offlce machines commonly used IH the average Off1C9 and offlce plocedules and ethlcs ale taught 1n the Off1C9 plactlce coulse All stenoglaphy maJo1s took the State C1Vll SBYVICQ tests 1n May M193 Bums of the St Cloud pOSt0ff1C9 glves the Fedelal C1V1l Service tests du11ng the early palt of June Cl811Cll 0fflC9 plocedule and advanced typlst students could also take the typewr1t1ng and cleucal tests M4 TS-s, Learmug skills of offxce procedure Take a lette please H . .. . .O I .G ' . Y . . N V C . My . . L, K. ' Y - ' U D , . tv . - -. .A y 7 , . C, N. K i . , . - D - S - ' -- . y L ' x 'l . ov i u n , ' ' V Y . G . ' r Y J . rv Y O 1. .' . N . A . u can . n 4 - V ified office procedure and advanced -A - g ,Y- ' . 5 , ll Tv v N . . , ' 1 1 S 1 l . -w n . . l I J W fi. v I 1. 2 1 fi ,AH i , W , , -N 4 - 'M 5 of W ,ng Is this the user or the stomach Ca mg for a sick person'J In dddltl0ll NIISS Johnson con ducted two hx fflene and Sdlllt'1tl0ll classe fO1 the gnls ln which they lealned many detalls of home nulsmg by tflltlnvf the -Xmeucan Ped CIOSN Ce1t1f1cate 1n Home NHISIHO' lf they dld passlno' wo1k The 411111 of the coul se was to teach the fruls how to take cale of then own health and al so the health of othe1s The coulse mcluded also ome med1cf1l hlSt0l5, study of dlfferent types of dlseases, such as cancel, tlllJ61ClllOS1S, and men tal hyglene Health SCIVICC Say Ahhh Please Vllss Myltle Johnson the school nulse had many 1espons1b1l1t1es thl yefu Fust of all the students who we1e absent because of lllness had to be Gwen a checkup to lssule safe ty to othel students 'Qhe was always awallable to apply fust ald tr al the 1n1u11es at Tech Along wlth thls responslblllty she made home calls on students who wele 1ll Bes1des the ew e1V dav tasks she dld extra th1nUs such as assisted the doctol wlth phx s1cal examlnatlons at Tech helped wlth the healmng test l1s1H0f the 3Lldl0l'DQ'C9I' Uave a1d 1n Nlantoux testlnff fox tub9lCUlOSlS and had complete cha10e of the Dental Health p1off1am WhlCh followed fxftel the state dental P1001 am Thele We1e spec1al chmcs held too one be1n0 the crlppled ch1ld1ens clmlc when 116 ch ldren We1e examlned F01 the past sevelal Vears 'Vhss Johnson has been Jun1o1 Ped Cross ploductlon chauman f01 Steams county has asslsted ln the Ch11st mas Seal d11X6 fol the preventlon of tubelculosls and has had an actne pa1t ln the Mental Hvfflene progl am Gettmg the once oxer' . 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I ' 1 sw Y G ., Y , ' , , , - s . . . . . . . kv I, S c ' Y annum Q.,-A M'4'w ' is-.I QU L AIIITIQIF moue H1611 The 111111 who knoxx V1sual A1dS We See The XlNllc1l fllfl flep.11tn1e11t headed lax X11 llomre Holl111exe1 was xe1x helpful 111 all clepf11t111enLx of ecl11cc1t1o11 tluw xecu Thele 11 e1e almout 190 11101 lee Olltdlllefl f1o111 the Llll Xelwlll 1111 71 10111 11 1e1 xouuex T1e e llLlLlfQf enum f1111s 61111 S1111 flllll 111ox1ex vsell Thu 11100111111 uae wtuted 111 1940 .xml mu been cf1111efl Oll buccevtullx ex 91 xmce Moxles 11d 111 011556-s 09 Gmdance SCFVICC Counselmg Us The Offlce of Guldance Se1 VICQU was lnstalled at Tech 1n 1948, and lS unde1 the supe1v1 S101 of Palph H So1enson, dl 1ecto1 and counselo1 Its mam oulpose IS to provlde for each student add1t1onal 1nd1v1dual help and SGYVICSQ not usually p1OV1d9d 1n the classroom One of 1ts mam functlons IS to pro Vlde all types of guldance and counsellng personal, CdllC3tlOT' Dexremy tests show ability' al, and vocatlonal Fach student has the oppoltunltv to choose h1S counselo1 from the 11st of counselors submltted at the beglnnlng of each school year The past yea1 M1 Sorenson had as hls palt tune asslstants the followmg faculty counselors M15 Ladner, Mlss Malmsten, M1 Hutchens, M1 P C M1lle1, and Mr Morllson In add1t1on, on the Advlsolv Guldance Coun c1l, whlch was lesponslble for pol1c1es and general plannlng, were Mlss Alland M1ss Slfllth Mr O Connell, and Mr Herda M1ss Smlth served as Scholalshlp Chalrman, and a nulnbel of senlors won lmpoltant scholarshlps through th1s servlce Mlss Carter and Miss Stovrmg, Enghsh 11 1nst1uctors, lnaugurated a valuable three to four week 16Vl6W vocatlonal un1t ln thelr Engllsh classes thls past year Counselors and members of the Advisory Guidance committee were Standing Mr Robert Mlller Mr Warren Hutchens and Mr I' J Herda Sitting Mr V L Morrison Miss Theresa Mulrean Mrs Armella Ladner Miss Iessie Smlth Miss Helene Alland Miss Constance Malmsten Mr E J OConne1l and Mr Ralph Sorenson chairman 60 - '-4 Rib, 1-.,?,,,W no- ' Tall-un It oxer' Members of the Career Day Committee plannmg for Ca1eer Day were Lyle Schmidt John Braun Mary Stewart chanman Mr Ralph Sorenson aduser and Al Kremers A lalge amount of vocat1onal 1nforn1at10n mate11al 1S made axsulahle to sen1o1s and undemlawmen 1n the l1b13lV In add1t1on, etudentb FQCCIVQ mterest, apt1tude and ach1eve ment tebte that are ueeful ln helpmg them to undemtand the11 vocat1onal poss1b1l1t1eQ One of the h1ghl1ghts of the wocatlonal lDf0lI'll2ItlOH p1og1an1 was Ca1eer Dax,dur1ng wh1ch .15 Qpec1al1Qts and lef1de1s 1n thell f1eld were muted 1n to gne the qtudentx Qpec1.1l1zed ll fo1mat1on on Vcllled occupatlonal f1elds Thm event was held F11daw, Felnuau 16 w1th N11 XN1lll3ITl Cculeon of the bn1ve1s1ty of XI1I1Il9S0lld as the guext epeal1e1 The couneelmg 1nte1v1ew mae one of the mam SQIVICQS of the guldance p1og1a1n Stuoente VNQIC contacted hx thell COLIIISGIOIS f01 .at lee et one 01 two 1nte1v1ews du11ng the yea1 and we1e .able to make appomtments to bee the11 counselou at any tlme they W1Sh9d For the eemors thebe 1nte1x1evw usually 1nvolved dlwcuswon of postg1aduat1on plans 'OCAUQNA 'F0Re-14119. PL 1 EXDIHIIUHZ the NROTC Scholarsh1ps Helpful informatxon 61 4 vw the Top left Gurgle gurgle Top right Watch the birdie Bottom Femln ne leapers Glrls Phy Ed Gallo pmg Games Tech Hlgh School affords 1tS 0'1rls 1n physlcal educatlon two advantages whlch a majorlty of the schools 1n the state do not have a swlmmlng pool and a gym whlch for all class pur poses can be called the1r own These fac1l1t1es make lt posslble to offer a varled program of sports throughout the year Fall season found the soccer and speedballs flylng mterrupted by the fam1l1ar routme known as A Physlcal followed later b5 an eye examlnatlon and st1l1 later by hearlng tests H1ghl1ght of the school year 1n physlcal educatlon for most Oflrls was the four week danclng un1t ln whlch they Jolned the boys classes over 1n the b1g gym Not onlv was lt fun to sw1ng your pardner but also a rellef from showers and hav mg to remember to brmg the blue gym Slllt The lattel w1ll be remembered fondly as the garb voted most llkely not to succeed ln flattermg the fem mme form Swing into the TEXAS STAR 62 , -s- ' ' y'm?1M:?B?'2Z32f?H3,Q ' . 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Top left Suspended Top r ght W ll he get xt oser Boys Phy Ed Braum Bwlders The oblectlves of the boys physlcal edu cfxtlon pxovflam are to develop v1go1ous mmds and bodles bv plomotmv such health l'l21lJltN physlcal 3Ct1Vltl9S skllls attltudes and know ledge as wlll enable the 1nd1v1dual to make adyustments for llght llvlnff now and ln the futule The classes th1s yeal undel the 1nst1uct1on fo1 these 0lJJ9Cl.lV6S Out dool 3CtlV1t16S wele played ln the sprlng and lncluded touch foot ball SOCCEI tlack softball and tennls Dulmg the w1nte1 months the boys played basketball pmg pong badmlnton and shuffle board They also paltlclpated IH Wlestlmg tumbling swlmmlng volley ball ae11al dalts mass frames and l9l3WS F01 sexelal weeks the boys classes comblned wlth the 'mls classes fOl a COUISC ln squa1e danclnff lntra mulal svlllhllllllg and basketball wele offeled afte1 school each nlght md both were w ell attended Whxch side up Watch those muscles : . ! i 1 1 - ' ' Q 1 L Y as 2... 5 1 K5 .. LS - -an N' it A 1 Z . . , . -- , 5 f , . . .- - 5 i - ' ' . . 1 x l' .C D A. K , ,Y . . ' o W X -lr Y 9 s V V' of Mr. L. C. Crose and Mr. D. H. Klein strove A ! 1 I .7 ' Y! 7 l i- . V - T , l ! 7 ' v . . . A I , 7 W 7 v 9 V ' 7 'V G 7 . s 1, 1 I 1 1 '1 u 1 -1 1 C, Ln A A il l ' O' ' h In .Mi I ' K' . V I 4 ., . , 9 2 ' ' ' ' . 1, ' - ? Wam ,.., Q-V H e '-qqmf Top Ger ld Roos selling hats at a clothing store Nell Meister clerk at a local mens clothing store Leona Schmidt Center Dorls Moser wrapping packages in the maillng room of '1 department store Bottom Kenneth Wlcke workmg as stock boy Phyllis Harms selling clothmg at a department store Lewls Walker Part Tune Program The Coope1at1ve Palt Tlme Ploglam, 1n which f1fty thlee students paltlclpated was undel the d11ect1on of M1 Robelt C M1lle1, coordlnatol, and M1 Wauen H Hutchens, as slstant coord1nato1 These studentq lecelved actual yob expeuence 1n apploved places of busmess The Dl0g'1cllll lncluded on the Job tlammg undel t1a1ned SUD91VlSOlb fflyen 193 the coo1d1nato1s 1n then 1elated tralmng class es 1n employment helated 1nfo1mat1on was employment 1elat1ons Thls proglam was advantageous to that lalge gloup of students who dld rot plan to contlnue then folmal educatlon It gave them Job expeuence and asslsted them to flt lnto I . r Y 'egg ,Q ,f Mm, M x M V' ' ' - . . 1 Y . . - I 1 . . 1 K 7 'W'1 . A I 'V s I 1. r ll l KA ' u . ' ,Y 1 h . 5 I u'w I V ' ' D . ' -. ' '. . ' ' ef- N ' V ' . ' Y 1 K ' 'w 1 A' ' u I N . . Blg Busmess 1 Job That ln tself made lt e1s1e1 fo1 them to secure the type of Job they really desned when thex completed school Many of the stu dents contmue 1n the same place of busmess and advance to better posltlons Thrs program budges the gap between school and full em ployment The obwectlve of the proglam was to produce employable CltlZ61lb and offer trammg to those mter ested 1n followlng some defmlte occupatlon aftel graduat1on Prac tlcally every type of buslne s 111 Samt Cloud was represented ln the trades and dlstrlbutlve Taking a test on what we have learned educat1on flelds Jumors may prepare themselves for enteung the above provuam by enlollmg 1n the ple employment and salesmanshlp courses From past expeuence lt has been found that these two courses a1e an a1d 1n S9CLl11Ilg' a Job It has also been found that students who have had these courses adJust mo1e rapldly to Job reouuements and vworkmff condltlons The coord1nato1s were 1espons1ble also fo1 the adult evenmv' school p1og1am and for those vete1ans des1r1n0f On The Job Trammg under the state ploglam ni M4 hs-....m, ff Top Leroy Schrelfels stock clerk ln a local store Shlrley Johnson sellmg buttons in a dim store Bottom Lilian Placheckl working ln the record department at a dime store Charles Schwegman repaxrmg cars m a local garage 65 an - 1 11 I 40 5 I E . . 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Hear It Now 1 brought into the classroom SOCIHI SCICHCC We Made Hlstory In Oldel to undel stand tne plesent It lS ve1y necessa1y to haxe a thorouofh LlIld91St3I1dlll2' of the past The social Sflld16S p1o0fram attempts to fu1n1sh the student Wlth thlg background bv 1equ111nff the study of world hlstory and Ameucan hlstoly 1n the sophomoze and 1LlY1lO1 years The 1nte1p1 etatlon of past expeuences lr to modem soc1al economlc and po l1t1cal ploblems are U18S6I'lt6d to stu dents nn the sen1o1 ploblems cotuse Th1s 5831 students have been able to hea1 famous culrent pol1t1cal speeches due to the pulchase of a 1ec01d nv machme The Ameucan Obselver IS a weekly publ1cat1on lead by all Tech students n then soclal sclence classes In the d1SCLlSS101'l of thlg pape1 Teclutes were kept up to date on all cu1rent ISSUPS The trouble spot on the map' 66 sw We 'S ' . . . C4 - an . . . 7 . ' ' ' . , . , . ' c . . , B ,, L , . as K ' . ' 1 3 , ' , m ' . 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'-LQSNN HOW high is it Sm1th Hughes Learnmg a Trade Auto Mechanlcs Carpentrv and Machme Shop Trade Classes Off61 two yea1s of tlade and related t1a1n1n0f Those boys who a1e mtelested and have the ab1l1ty to proflt by mstructlon and who have selected one of the above occupa tlons as the tlade and 1ndust11al pLl1Sl1lt they desue to follow a1e ellglble All shop work 1 Classes meet fo1 three hou1s each day These classes ale open to Jun1o1s and sen1o1s who plan to ente1 the trlde upon completlon of then hl h school D1Og12lHl Running off some copy 61 ----4 Le nn by expe 1ence pa t goes he e Prmtmg Tvpe Setters The oblects of the D11Ht1I10' course 31 to teach students the fundamentals of tue p11nt1nCf lndustly to tram them towald the attltude of apprec1at1on fO1 good plllltlllg' and to ald them as mtelhgent buvers of 31tlStlC puntmg B6S1d6S domg mnety per ent of the publ1c school p10 ductlon thls yeal the classes dld all of the prln mfr fol Tech olganlzatlons VNhlCll mcluded fJ1lHtlI1U' t1ckets p1og1ams and the school mafrazlne The Technlcana Some new equ1pment has been added new pape1 cutter a p100f p1ess a neva p1ess and an offset Ofun fo1 the press The shop used about one ton of pape1 thlw 5831 11 1ts p11nt1n0' wo1k , A ... , Q M E, xg, Y 'r its H I cc f va 7 - 1 7 ll a D . G. V 1 - ,1 based upon the practices used lin industries. ' ' l I . - ar i g r' . 'Y I ' ' I' V I This rr 1' ' r. . 2 A . g f gg 'uv J A t. W Q. .C S ,Q l , ? C7 ' 7 1 h. . i . . . 5 . Y -C . t - . .N Y iy A N . L D . ' : U o Y -1 . h 9 ' za ' A H C 7 ' , . ., . . . ,, . '::, Q C - . I Top I think you turn this knob Center Looks mtrigulng Bottom Student teache s are very helpful Industrlal Arts X70C2lt1O1'13l and lndustual Arts ln the 0ene1al educatlon field have a two fold pulpose to t1a1n those sel ectmof some SDGCIIQIC skllled 12121619 and to g1ve others a broad but not so extenslve a t1a1n1n0r 1n skllls exper nences and technlcal 1nfo1mat1on and to enable the student to sat1sfy cer ta1n desnes 1n a number of t1a1n1ng fields He1e at Tech all tenth grade boys ale encomaffed to select at least twin shop courses These coul ses are ele menta1y 1n natu1e and are telmel exploratoly coulses They are 1n tended to enable the boy to select some form of hand or machlne wo1lt whlch appeals to h1m and furnlshes added 1nte1est 1n hls Ofeneral educa t1on He w1l1 make manv projects of h1s own des1gn and acqu1re know ledde 1elat1ve to mate1 1als used and thelr use 1n the home and 1n 1ndus try thus enablmfr h1m to become a better consume1 of those mater1als Showing the tricks of the trade' . . 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Mechavzlcal Mzlzded Teclutes In the elexenth gmde the puplls max select one of the elementalw amuse fields whlch has appealed most to hmm and pulsue that coulse fo1 fn entne yeal Hele he IS permltted to do mole sklllful and mo1e advanced work and lealn flllllhel of the finel pfuts of the machme, engme, 01 de slgns w1th whlch he w1ll be workmg Thlough these courses he secules a bloadel and mole complete ldea fol applalsmg and choosmg .1 ca1ee1 Then, too, fox a few who have made up tnelr mmds that they WISH to follow some speufic t1ade, the1e are thlee tlade cou1 ses offeled auto mechanlcs, machme shop and cal pently These coulses ale fol a. full two yeaxs md meet fol three hou1s a day dLl11Ilg that tlme At the end of the cotuse, an effo1t IS made to w hexebx he Lan eontmue m that type of wollt or tlddp As thc demand 1661111162 It othe1 COLIIAGS w1l' be added to the Dl6SQIlt CLlI'1lCl1lLlIT1 The masked Welders' 1' Top Watcn out for sparks' Center Gnmg It the fmishmg touches Bottom Entree 111 1 contest at Couth St Paul GL ' I - - ii . --1 . v ' . . 1 . T- iv . . . J.. My ' . .S . 1 .1 - .si KM pq ' K ' l f? , L , . .Q :R , ,, . 2 . .. V V, . . RH, ' . ' ' .,,.v-ef Q - A place the boy in some occupation l v . v , 1- 1 ' ' 1 I . . ' . L ' , ' . V- K v' A 1' X I , If 5 I fl V ' , 1' ' 5 ff 4 'A f. a, -2 ' Q W g , ' . I c I v . ' . f l,l,. 'QW ...69f Glrls Automotwes Understandmg Autos A Good school tr1es 1n 1ts va11ou ways to orepa1e students to meet l1fe s1tuat1ons bette1 Ou1 SOCl9ty 1 so deslgned that all of us male Ol female 1ntend to own 01 at least ope1ate an automoblle at some tlme O1 other On thls p1em1se a COUISC 1n automotwes fO1 guls was de slgned at Tech th1s yea1 All phases of the automob1le WSIB d1scussed and stud1ed by the guls Stress was placed on consume1 edu catlon safety and t1ouble shootmv and general mamtenance They we1e Oflven an oppo1tun1ty to wolk on and to ob SIVQ each un1t of the motor cal and to see and unde1stand wo1k mg p11nc1ples desc1 lbed 1n class AlltOmOtlV6S fo1 guls was classl f1ed as Indust11al A1ts therefole guls were not taught to be mechamcs They were taught to app1ec1ate the auto as a p1ec1s10n unlt and can. for lt as such This is a v1ta1 part of the eng ne Boys Home Econom1cs Future Fathers Home Economlcs fo1 boys was offe1ed to sen1o1s only The course 1ncluded all phases of home makmg In the clothlnfr unlt they studled selectlon and care of the11 clothmg A study was made of clothlng becomlno' to the 1nd1v1c1ual and app1op11ate for the OCCHSIOH The foods work lncluded selectlon and prepalatlon of foods fo1 good nut11t1on The boys prepared foods commonlv used at the d1fferent meals then planned and p1epa1ed those meals Some work 1n l1Llt1ltlOI1 f01 the fam1ly was 1ncluded Care of health both to prevent 1ll ness and to be able to care fO1 m1nor 1llnesses 1n the house concluded the foods sect1on if Soups On Just look at that cooperation' 70 . 5 . gg 1 H1 . 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'. is ,Q 1 , 'Yr F' T 1 3 ! 1 Girls' Home Economics Plannmgfo1 the Future In Minnesota the general objec- tives of home economics are the de- velopment of ideals personal traits standards and achrevement and hab rts Whrch promote happv and ef fectrve lrvrng The home economrcs program at Tech rs so planned that when all the cour ses have been taken the students wrll have achreved the followrng more rnterest rn the home and rts actrvrtres a ffreater apprecratron of a ffood famrlv lrfe Ur eater happrness due to better health famrly and so eral lrfe and a Well cared for home a bett 1 buver rn all uavs the abrl rty to be a better dressed and Uroomed person to have a better understandrng of ones own assets and lrmrtatrons to be better abe to plan prepare and serve meals or food for other occasrons and to oe able to make frrtrcles for the home accessorres of dress and clolhrng for oneself and others st Makmg toy is fun Materral sure looks drfferent under magnrfyrng glass m 'Wliimmw This the kind of a house that I want ai 'inf 71 All phases of home lrvrnv' are rn Just cookrng and sewrnff Some o the unrts grven were food nreserva tron consumer buyrng nutrrtron meal plannrnff preparatron and serv mg of food learnrng to Care for chrl dren famrly relatronshrps and ev erydav etrquette Other unrts were clothrng rts chorce care and constructron homeprannrnv and turnrshrnff slrp coverrng and draperv constructron Some of these unrts were rncluded rn b6'7'l1'1I11H0' courses and some rn the more adx anced courses however each course drd rnclude both foods and clothrnff unrts 1 'r ' v - . . rr-, ' n ,L Y - ff :,,pilkj .Y r . 1 Q r l Q E r l ' ' C - 1 1 , A - l Z 4 - en V . ' y , - '- - C' 3 ' ,, ' 9 L Y R . . . Z I r ' 7 D D 1 J , c A , , kk, 1 ' . '. s . N ' ' a ' ' . . . D . . - A eluded in the Work-it is no longer z , r n 1 Q- f Q' ' f . ' ' ! D -9 1 7 ca ' 9 ' . ' 1 ' -1 '- M ' I ' - its l 0 9 ' v w I -S Cr 1 ' ev . C. . c . , , . I Y f y v ll 'yy I ' 3 ' '- TeeVee visits the extra-cu1'ricula1's of Tech where We showed our talent and some- times braggefl a little. We all tried our best, even though things didn't always turn out perfectly, but you have to give us credit for trying. These are the times we'll re- member and talk about in years to come when we Tel-a-vision of Tech. 'UI' X 3 1 4 C' , V Q Wow! Listen to 'em yell! 4-U1 ,f, 'T' ,wo ,J Q52 -A 'Wai I, x ' 24 1 ' 751, ' A : 43 UM, a Wg USA g -f'f5,gfffw X, 1 4 :ik 'fa ff wfigxfws s ,, F ' i ii? I sf 13.5 , I -' wflfwr H QQ . P- : l gi: X . lfi . Q ,ig Aww A E V Q 3, . K , , ggi' , , ,K H15 W, ' ' , I ' dv' fwglik CHANNEL III Extra-curricular Clubs Music Sports Activities Orrentatron Gettmg Acquamtea The purpose of the orrentrtrcn commrttee was to help the sopho mores and other new students tr fret acquarnted wrth the school and wrth each other Thrs ls the second year thls group was orefanrzed The ffroup composed of students repre sentrng the three classes were John Braun Phyllrs Whrte Lyle Schmrdt Carole Becker senrors Marlta Ir' sche Junror and Qcott Peterson sophomore A number of teachers who worked as advrsers of the Group rn The mnge and b1f2k,QQf,?dfQgft llfeggfd all new Students cluded Mrss Helene Alland Vlr lralpl' Sorenson Mrss Clara Ledahl Mr F I Herda Mrs Armella Ladner and Vlr Ray Stensrud At the begrnnrng of the year thev arranged an orrentatron assembly for sophomores and new students They also had a planned presentatron of the handbook to the students These handbooks entrtled Lrfe at Tech were rssued to all Techrtes and were sponsored by the student councrl The handbook commrttee consrsted of John Braun Darleen Osgood and Charlotte Boos Included rn the handbook were the school songs explanatron of clubs school rules and facts about student government Row 2 John Braun Scott Pete on Lyle Chnlldt Row 1 Mrss H lene Allana Mrs Clara Ledahl Ma rta Rrtscre Carole Becker Bob Almer Mrssmg Mr Ralph Sorenson M Rag, Stens ud M s Armella Ladner 14 H . . -.. 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MEMBERS OF THE HOMECOMING COMMITTEES INCLUDE Row 3 Wilson Pelly Bob McGregor D eDee Sartell Row 2 Betty Hamme el Dolores Hauck Mary Gratke Car l Ch d L1 o a er zbeth Adams Joy Schmid Joan Hainlin Row 1 Mary She wood Gladys Hlscock Ma lene Pull Pat Piku Standing Phyllls White general chairman for Homecom ng Memones of Homecommg Cage The Calds the 19:10 Homecomlng slogan was well carrled out when the Tech Tlgers beat Alexandrla 40 12 The sp111t of Homecomlng could be seen fo1 weeks ln advance wlth the appearance of plns the popplng of balloons and the campalgn swns for queen candldates whlch covered the walls of the halls The hlwhllght of the homecomlnv' festlvltles was the col onatlon of Pat Pettexa as Homecommfr queen Queen Pat was crowned by past queen Janet Peterson followmg the t1ad1 tlonal flag 1211511157 ceremony Queen attendants wele lVIa1y Stewalt 101131116 Zlns Phvlhs Whlte and Lo1s Zlebol C0 captams Jelly Helgeson and Roy Smlth selved as escolts to the queen After the Homecomlng frame the annual dance was held the clowd The alumm open house was also held afte1 the game Phylhs Whlte headed the Homecomlng festlvltles a chauman She was asslsted by the va11ous comm1ttee chau men whlch mcluded sloffan Bob MCGIGUOI pubhclty Bob A1nhold lefleshments Joy Schmldt dance L12 Adams open house Ma1y Shelwood queens entlance at the f1e1d Gladys Hlscock bonflre Woody Catel and DQLOIIS Sartell queen Ma1lene Pull and Joan Hamhn decolatlons Betty Rae Hammelel and Dololes Hauck DIHS Pat Plkus and Madelyn Welhlauch md pepfest Maw Glatke and Calol Chadel 10 To how our loyalty v. bought a pm The Tech T1 er wee out to wm I , , 9 . 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Special Day I 11'i1f1111111, 11111111.v1 f1'11.w1', 11f11111.w11l11'1'1' 111'1'1f, 1 Mwmm, N 111111 111 1111111 1 Queen Pat 1 111111111 111 If 1111 1 I 11111111 1 HUNIFUJNIINI1 1 N lx, sum wi rbzw-mth. 1 The Queen ana her party wrt left to right Phyllls Whlte Lols Zxebol pat queen Jdret Peterson queen Pat Pettera Lorrame Zms Mary Stewart Co captams are Jerry Helgeson and Rox Smxth 71 Q V' Row Row Row Row Stewart Row 1 Darleen Date Baker Joe Blnsfleld DeWayne DeMara1s Bruce Ahlstrand Bob Arnold John Braun A1Krem9r5 Nolman Schwltalla Bob Baumgartner Lyle Schmldt Roy Snuth Earl Zniewskx Mary Sherwood Joan Tomaseskl Pat Pettera Lorraxne ZIHS Carol Stein DecDee Sartell Phyllis White Mary Lois Hedlund gonna Benson Janet DeZur1k Janet Raymond Klv Warfield Nancv Gustafson Charlotte Boos Anita Mock sgoo Larry Baker Bill Van Diest Bob Almer Bob Marsh Punky Pelley Student COUHCII The Powers That Be As the year dldWS to a close, anothel student councll makes leady to wrlte fllllb on then bookb and become a poltlon of the hlstory of Tech 1910 ul has been a Ven Succesiful vea1, lf dCCOIllDllihITl6lltS can be used as a measuung stlck Pnobably the two gleatest WEIC the puuhabmg of a S600 moue Cdmeld fO1 the school flOHl the D1Oflt9 of the magazme drlve, and the charter-mg of a tlam to comes ou1 basketball fans to Blcllneld flfd note The t1.1m was chalteled thele we1e 100 people all set to go, but because of the stuke of M Qliyd ?-A 4114, L! ,fim- xN Looklng ox er the year S work are Lyle Schmldt president Carol Stein secretary Phwllxs Whlte uce president Bob Arnhold treasurer and Ros Smlth eth1cs comnuttee chaxrman A 8 Q , ' ' Qf 37 fb A, .g 1. , 6 1 bs Y Y! 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V b T' ,Q Making plans ire the member of the Magazme Drne Com mittee Row 2 C'1rol Chxder Lyle Schmidt 'md Carol Stem Row 1 Bob Aruhold Roy Smlth and Bob Almer Commntees The temperature rose as we met our quota the rallload swltchmen, Tech suffeled what was plobably the blggest dlsappomtment ot the yeal the tram could not be sent HOVSQVQI the great Splllt that always llvee on at Tech could not be stymled, and IX busee we1e sent ln lleu of 1th Besldee these two fusts, the student councll was matlumental IH the opelatlon of ou1 Qtudent lun studv halls, hall momtox They can dream can t then B111 Van Dlest Bob Almer and DeDe De Maraxs look oxer the Contribution to the March of Dlmes 49 If 5 y ' 'v - .1 L Q v Q, 4 n L. 3 5 I af Xl, 3 5 ,A x VX A ,X , f 4 as f , X. , 3 y E 4 ln , 4 , l , mf? I jf, ,W 07.1, Z ' N ff 4 3 A 9 f 'Lf 0 2 ' f 2 'Q ' 3 z I nm V f UU: The Pep C01HIY1ltt96 took the plwce of the Pep club Shown above 'ue Lo1r11ne Zlns DeeDee Sxrttll and Punky Pelley N3 Ntem and the ethlcb tommlttee It also 'upon 501611 Qexeml cha11t3 d1lVQN and ended the guld fmte dl16Ct01 IH makmg Cfuee1 Das a succebs The Nhnnexota State Com ent1on of Qtudent Counulx was he'd at hooxexelt H1 h school, NI1nne.1pol1x m NI0xen1lJe-1, mth hot qllllth pre Qldlllg' Tethx entue student LOUHCII attended the tonxent10n Ioan Tonmsexkl and Lwle Qchrmdt fu Offlflfll deleffates and the lmlance 0 ne tounc 11 .u llIlOfflC1rll delegatex Top The F1 llll COIIIIHIEECP eff1f'1e11t1. o11111LPd the trip to Br11ue1d Bottom One of the mum publxcltx stunt fOl the trip Shown 111 one of thexr cheermg formations are this years cheerleaders. Rove 2 Betty Rae Hammerel Joe OKeefe. and Pauline Kammier. Row 1 Jeanette Lenarz Lorralne Zms, and DeeDee Snrtell. 80- The Ethics committee played a blg part in student owernmeut Members were Earl Znlewskl Roy Smith chaxrman Dorls Stang and Jerry Hel eson The ploblem of purchasmg new un1fo1 ms fox ou1 cheerleadels was taken befole the councll and fmttlacted commertalles flom evely duectxon A faculty V2l19ltW basketball game was put on, wlth the ploceeds gomff to a fund whlch was to be used elthel thlq year O1 next yeal fol the sole purpose of outflttmg ou1 cheerleaders wlth those long sought aftel new umfolms Just as a dellclous sundae IS topped off wlth a dab of whlpped Cleam and a cheuy, so thlS yeal came to a g'l0I'1OllS end wlth electlons ln Aprll, and the annual smmg folmal on May 11 There was a capacltv clowd and evel vone had a swell time Mlss Helene Alland and M1 Ray T1Ck otenslud we-le advlsevs of the councll, vshlch was composed of approxlmately folty membels 1epresent1ng every home loom The counul was headed by Lyle qchmldt plesldent, Phylhs Vbhlte, vlce plesldent Bob Arnhold t1eas u1e1 and Calol Stem, secletaly The student run study halls helped students et a 1 t studym done Hall momtors take a rest dur ing, one of the breaks in trafflc 81 - 4 , Eg 2 I . F , 0, , , . r U - , . ' ' ' rr . v s . s fu. ' s n . n 1 v s ' . . t . 4 -' -. . - ' - 1 ' - ' r V . C A - Q . ' va D . I l n . . 1 ' v I v n s D . . ' ,. - ' w H w '77 ' - . . l ' . n an . n 7 . u u - D 1 at l ,7 fx 1 n l n ' v ' , . T , L -. fw ' 1 x 1 ' v s u 4. M .., . . I . ' . ' . , ' 7 ' ' - . ' . . 1- K '- 9 v J . .. . . - Y , . ' as 4 I ' .' ' J . .' . g o of ' g . , . Top Bewxldered soph at Techs flrst dance of the year Bottom Students tote for thelr favorlte candldate Right Blg sales were made at Techs games Members of the Red Cross Council include Row 2: Miss Malmsten, Janet Koehn, Gail Grewe, David Schwalen Row 1: Elaine Scheel, Roger Bennett, Gail Nechas. -82- Nat'l Honor Society Techs Highest Honor , 5.4, Probably the highest honor that a student can attain during his years at Tech is gaining mem- bership in the National Honor So- ciety. Tech's Sigma Sigma Chi chapter is one of the more than 3,000 that have been established in the nation since the society's conception in 1927 at Chicago. ln each class, students have the opportunity at three different times to be chosen-once in their junior year and twice in their senior year. Before each induction, --fe btudents who ale In tae uppel Officers of the N tional Honor Society f Back John Braun president and Carole Becker yrce president one Oul Eh Gf then Clasg are Front Beulah Peterson treasurer and Mary Stewart secretary vot d on by their classmates for possessing the qualities required, those of character, scholarship leadership, and seryice After the student selection, a faculty committee makes the final choice From the group of Juniors inducted in the spring four officers are chosen This year they vyere John Braun, president, Carole Becker vice president, Mary Stewart secretary and Beulah Peterson, treasurer Jerde Neil Meister Row 4 Dean Kayanau h Bob Jacobs Ron Saatzer Phyllis White Joyce Reu erner Brenda Gulbiandson Shirley Fenlason Joan Tomaseskr Arlene Heywood Row 3 Dick Wrr ht Pit Pettera Lynda Johnson Carol Chader Mary Grrtke Dolores Hauck Jean Schoelkopf Terry Potter Row 2 Pat Pikus Gladys H1 cock Shirley Jensen Thaspena Gaples Doris Stan Phyllis Barnum Frances Neil Darlene Daniels R yy 1 Bob Almer Carole Becker Jo Ann Canfield Darlene Mix John Braun Lois Nelson Darl ne Os ood Beulah Peterson Mary Stevyart Alun Brick 83 s y . . 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Row 5: James Upson, Al Kremers, Don Saatzer, Glenn LaBorde, DeWayne DesMarals, Roy Smith, Lyle Schmidt, David 0 ' 2 , , ' , ' , f , I J , e xg , ,v YF? 4? nf. -Q-v l l .ff 'W' Row 3 Joan Hamlm Llz Hopkms Frances Nell Barbara Sewall Marxlyn Klem Row 2 MISS Nolan aduser Carol Chader Mary McDowall Phyllls IYBTSIIS Carlene Westram Row 1 Karen Hathaway Sarah Schultz Lorralne Zms Carol Stem Manta Rxtsche Karen Urquhart Spamsh Club Los Buenos Vecmos Muslc, danclng, sluts, and couespondence albums ale some of the 3CtlV1t19S the gloup has done Fore1gn corlespondence lS u1ged and beve1al studentb malntaln a Constant exchange of lettela calds, and magazmes Ms 'QV Row 2 Mr Mlchalskl aduser Joan Tomaseskx Sally Sampson Mary Stewart Lynda Johnson Row 1 Karen Hathaway Jos Schmld Sarah Lee Schultz Mlldred Mehrwerth Phxllls White Mary Gratke Art Club Tech m color DeCo1at1nff fol Homeoonunfr the Qpunv fOl mal, School pa1t1eb, and Chrlbtmas, 3NSlSt1Hg' 1n Qtagmg of plays and DlOgl211llS and malunor postem a1e done all through the effolts of thlb c ub 84 J . nf 5 cc - 'H 2 i ,Q i l i E an 1 1 r i 1 2 1 ' A 5 . Row 3: Mary Sherwood, Marlene Schmidt, Beulah Peterson, Dolores Hauck, Nancy Kasch, Abbie Anderson. U . -H . . C, . V C? K ..n. . W . wa .N 5. :-D I .uv . .,N3 .flc S .. . .3 . Dlscusslon Exchanging Ideas The pulpose of the IJISCUSSIOH Club Lll'lCl91 the SLIDGIVISIOH of M1 le5he1 was to g'lV6 the memben plaetlee m talkmg ovel and ex changmg ldeas and mfolmatlon n lmpoltant ploblems and NQUGS W the tlmes Phe flrat palt of the yeal was bpeut ln dlscusemg valloue local, natlonal and mtelnatlonal mob lemb The Qecond palt was glven ove1 to the study of the Qtate contest tOp1C Should Contlols Ov 61 Radlo, Telev1s1on, and the Mov Row 2 Mr Zeyher advlser Dlck Clark Bob Turner H Row 1 Carle-ne Westrum Dick Wrlght Alice Skewes be Incl easedq I .3-nn. f Debate Pro 11 Con Aftel a lapse of several veals, a debate club was olganlzed at Tech S paltlclpated m 1nte1 scholastlc debate plactlce The team debated Cathedlal Qeveral tlmee and paxtlclpated IH a three school toulnament at 'it Johns unlvelalty wlth St John Q Academy and Lxttle Falla They also competed m the lteglonal tour nament everal of the teams M mw- ow 3 Al1ce Skewes, Rlchard Wri ht Bob Turner and Dlck Clark ow 'P Gloria Nechas Patrlcxa Laborde and Mr Carter aduser ow 1 Gall Nechas and Carol Luck meyer 80 1 Q gg ss rw, ' f , . , - .f 1 . . 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R '..: ' , 4 , , R : .' .3 e ' , 'Sr 1 v 3 sf swf' QD wg, 3 JUNIOR GREGG ARTISTS gow 4 Odxllxa Junemann Joan Benner Margaret Marek Carollne Benson Carol Danzl Barbara Sewall Beyerly ormes Row 3 Maureen Kaeter Cleone Hengel Arlle Richards Edlth Borsyold Alleen Toftxng Myrna Topp Betty Gaas Elalne Scheel Betty Adams Nancy Gustafson Miss Almeter Row 2 Bonnxe Deal Charlotte Boos Eunice Heurung Dayle Condon Donna Benson Mary Wenck Row Pat Mooney Mabel I-Ienkemeyer Mary Lou Gohman Corrine Henkemeyer Betty Schlueter Dolores Schxll SENIOR GREGG ARTISTS Row Shirley Loehr Pit Pettera Madelyn Welhrauch Sue Smltten Phyllis Barnum Row Lois Hedlund Pat Plkus Sydney Schwellln LOIS Nelson Darleen Osgood Miss Almeter Gregg Aft1StS Stenographers Su preme The O1de1 of Glegv' Artlsts has taken ltS place among the vely old olganlzatlons at Tech Students IH Stenoglaphy land II W616 ellglble 1f they had shown superlol ab1l1tv m then work The alm of the gloup ls to wo1k fo1 31tlSt1C sholthand penmanshxp and to work fO1 awards on papels of ment fO1 school and speclal awa1ds Th1s club does not hold 1egula1 m69tlHgS, but wolks ln class on these proyects The OlgaIllZatlOI1 w1th the help of MlSb Almete1,adv1so1, helped the students IH St1lVlI'lg to become 8XD8lfw ln th1s hne of WO1lx, enabhng them to f1ll posltlons after g1aduat1on 86 5 1 'fs- ? .. .. N ' av Q Y Gu is- V in B ' ...F Q 'P' 'Q nf M' 1 , , V 5 I ,,, . 19 - -.f X Y 11 , , . . . ' ' 4 3: v I I - I v 1 ' . Row 2: Viola Relsinger, Joan Sweeter, Elayne Marek, Darlene Daniels, Mildred Mehrwerth, Kathleen Schmidt. G5 15 u n fn 6 K L, , ' , , . ' . . n -rw u v 1 a 'P' ' A v ' 7 v v u Scribes HSc1ibblers The Scribes is one of the younger clubs at Tech, for it became an extra-curricular activity three years ago. At that time a group of students who believed that writing was fun organized into a club with Miss Stovrinu' as adviser The first vear the Technrcana the first literary magazine in our school was published The title of the magazine follows the style established by other Tech publications the policy of adopting Technical in the name By using the first two syllables and the Greek term fo miscellaneous literary scraps ana a name was Colned Looking, ox er the new Technicana To widen the scope of the club the Scribes last year became publishers rather than a literary group This change was effected rn order that all Tecn students could submit manu scripts to Technrcana thereby encouraging the students to become sound writers and to provide the thrill that eyery scribe experiences the first time he sees his writing in the pr rnted form The Scribes have been fortunate publishers since the average number of manuscripts submitted for publication have exceeded bythree fourths the number sele ted This is a healthy condition that should never wane for as the publication acquires prestige and tradition the Scribes will be able to edit for Techites a better magazine Vmawf' Row 3 Yyonnc Engle Made-lyn Werhrauck Joyce Ruegermcr Frances Van Drest Twyla Busse Margaret Marek Row 2 Brenda Gulbrandson Bonnie Pallies Gall Grewe Pat Prku Beverly Bormes Row 1 Marylou McDowal1 Janet Koehn Miss Stoyring adrrser Thaspena Gaples Rita Schrxefels 81 -. 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'f X 1 . ,f,x2 .V ,Vw Q , 'ff f .- Row 3 Roger Bennett Cailene Westram Beulah Pete son James Cashman gow 2 Margaret Marek Renee Haupt Janet Koehn Gladys Hiscock Thaspena Gaples Joyce Hollmeyer Pat ettera Row 1 Miss Bacon adwiser Gall Grewe Bonnie Deal Darlene Mix Miss Goxe 'iduser Not Pictured Jeanne Mamlock Odillla Juenemann Arlene LaRose Gopher H1StOf1HHS Ma mg History Ann Tech student inteiested in the histoix of his famili and community was eligible to inenibeiship in the Gophei Histoiian the nianw historic spots in St Cloud The CllIlldX of the Veai was the attendance at the state conx ention of the societw Gopher Historians work on a scrap book of Mmnesota Gladys Hiscock conducts a re ular meetln 88 1? , Q 5. 4 -5' W, . . is 1 11 The yeai s activities began with a visit to the Stearns County Museum and a bus tour of Q 3,1 vs, AS ml WV 1 K 'J' ' J N L Camera Club Hold that Pose T 19 Camela Club Vlrc 5 cl 1l6Nll entmnt thu xea1 IH Tech S 105 tel of Clubs Its actlxltles how exe1 flldnt commence ullfll late lll the wezu Sex 61 al Hl6HllJ9l5 01 tue club led CllNCLlSSlOI1Q on nu wus phases and techmques of pm u1e t.1k1ng n the sp111,, the o1gf1n17a lon took f1e1d tug fl0lll whlth 1GbLllt d xtarthng and 1nQt1uct1onf.l p1eces of pho togmphx -Xltlllll hlaske had a xpee al Dl018Cf of sl1den1ak1ng These Qhdes xxe1e nude to lI1QtI'Llf't c.1n1e1.1 fechmque The 0ff1CG15 of the g'1OLlD wele Altlllll hlaxke p1es1dent VX oodx Cate1 V109 p1es1dent, lnOg'91 Atwood, sec1eta1y John Smlthson, t16dNlll9I' The g1oun was undel the supe1v1s1on ot M1 Anthony M1chalsk1 Row 3 Gordon Walker Harry Gaples Ro er Atwood Stexen Justin Row 2 Charles Clrlson John Smlthson Row l W111 xce MldS9Il Bob Neutzlm A11 Blaske Wwes Versus Tubes The Radlo Club was Olganlled fO1 all boys who were 1nte1eeted 1n wo1k1nU wlth 1ad1o Thu yea1 the R3d1O Club bullt 1 televlslon 1ad1o Thes sent fO1 a telewmon klt wlth whmh to COIlSt1llCt a Set and antenna Officem of the g'1OUp we1e Terry Potte1, memdent, A1thu1 Blaske, nee presldent, Dlck Vlllght, Qec1eta15 t1easu1e1 Mr Henn1ngsga.11d was the clubs adx1se1 1' Row .S Dlck Wrlght Arthur Blaske Daxe Schwalen Geor Hoffman Pon 2 Harold Reed Cyrxl Neussendarfer Paul Helnen Clem Klffmewer P 1 1 Terry Pot er Jerry Ostrow Bob Mareh Stephen Justlr' 89 H .. 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Row 4 Shlrley Brown Marlene Sur'na MHTllWH Wendt Josephlne Kozak Marlene Angen Row 3 Retha Robatcek Shirley Orcutt PhylllS Degree Delma Gromberg Joan Thelsen Miss Malrnaten adviser Row 2 Barbara Hewberg Shlrley Moshier Martha Schmlttt Mary Lou Gohman Mary Savage Valexxa Klein Lois KJos R vs 1 Carol Ann Junglen Colleen Hetherington Bewerly Notch Exelyn Iacobs Jane Ann Clark Rena Kuklok FHA Domesmc Damsels The motto of the Futuie Homemalxeis of AHIGIICEI, Towfud New Hoi izons, expiessed the puipose of the oiganwation leaininvf to live bettei todav in older that oui lixex and those of oui familiee maw be bettei tomoiiow and to those who have been so eniolled and ale still in school Pioiects of tne club dealt with seiuce to the school, community the home, and the in dlxidual Officeis foi the Qchool xear Weie beveilv Notch piesident, Evelyn Jacobs, vice piesl dent, Colleen Hetheimgton secietau, and Lois Kioa, tieaauiei The gioup vias advised bv 'Vlisb Connie Malmsten Audubon Club Lwten Moc mg Bird v The Junioi A u d u b on Club was ft new club a Tech this xeai Then inet activity vw as an after achool field tllp which they found both infoimative and pleaaant foi it ended in a picnic suppei Duiing the yeai thex enjoved moxieb on bndb and listened to iecorde of bud calla Officera of the club weie Comme Henkemevei, plea ident I umce Heuiing, vice pieaident n et Koehn, publicity Janice R W 3 N y G t f J t K h G H G E Danielaon, wecietaiy tieas o anc us a son ane oe n a rew Row 2 Mary McDowal1 Verna Nelson Nancy McGanciy Ollve McDowa11 ulel MISQ Mullean advlsed Row 1 Corrlne Henkemeyer Janice Danielson Eunice Heurung Jeanette Lenarz the club 90 V 5 V 4 I l 6 E 2 ff i A ' - S 6 5 5 I if 0 'I Z , ' , ' , ' . , , . L6 ' 75 I 4 ' I4 1- it 4 u n' w ,, u 'ww This national organizations membership is limited to pupils enrolled in home economics I V. . ' A ' 7 ' . . v . . 7 . , 4 . . . ' 1 -' f ' ' 1 , ' ' . - ' - ac - - N i vc I N I f GW . . J :vi li I L 9- ' I - 1 in H 1 , N D . . . u Z C .n I. - - A D - u . Y? -'T HW 41. Top Speech members prepare for a radio program B Ltom The one that slot away Speech Curtam Calls One of Tech s mam extla curr1cula1 featules was the speech act1v1t1es Tlus depal tment gave the oppo1 tumty fO1 all who wen-3 lntelested 1n speech to pa1t1c pate and gam expe1 lence 1n th1s fleld Spung JOLl1I19y a thlee act comedy was p1ese11t ed bx the 11111101 class on INOXGDHJGI 11 and 18 The Chustmas plax A bw Llne fO1 St Luke was ple sented at the annual Chusfmas assembly 1nd at the Peadlng loom g0Cl6tW s meetlnff at the 'Vlohl Guest house Thaspena Caples sen1o1 vuote the scupts fo1 two 1ad1o D1O0'13IHs uluch VN816 p1esented ove1 statlon KFANI Gletchens Glft was plesented durlnfr the annual led Cross D11xe as a SBINICG to the Steams Counts chapte1 of the led C10Sb The Case of Tom VX was plesented as one Ill the senes of tvuelve ploglams Your Schools IH ACt10H sponso1ed by the St Cloud Pl1lJl1C School Teachels assoc1at1on 91 An orator sees hls expres lon 8 3 9 0 if Q 9 ' N. 'Ke K. ,L , . 0 1 1 , . as V ww , . . Au - 14 .' . v . . - f V . N K - 1 . s - Y ' ' u fu Y v n '- .N 1. l Y H 7 , ' . Y 'Y V . ' ' .1 A . ' - 9 C n 1 u.w . w v I 1 .. up C ' - 1 ' V' , ' . . l 1 1 K V . O 4 C, . N - ' . , . .' . v f . I , , Q If u n - -1 v ' v . u -v I w . O , . L A . H . , M - ,, .. s . ' c I -3 .' . L. . ,' . q v . - 'I - 'vw D n . . H w 7 77 , . . I v ' T , .' -. . . . . H ' ' sr 9 A n v ' s'. . '- -S' Miss Bacon shows the cast how. Under Her Direction Miss Myrtle Bacon, head of Tech's speech depart- ment for many years, was the director of plays and numerous other speech activities. She taught senior speech and had every junior and sophomore for one six weeks period of speech. Her many activities at Tech and in the community kept her busy throughout the year. She directed the junior and senior class plays, the Christmas play, took charge of the play and oratorical divisions of the speech contests, prepared and directed radio programs, and coached other contest entrants. This ingenious woman wrote the play, New York In- cident , for the annual speech contest. She was instrumental in preparing the homecoming assembly and aided in all other assembly skits. l'op A scene from the Jumor class pl y Bottom The cast smiles after a successful performance 97 ww Q f - Q af 3124 ,Q ' ,, ,Aj 1 'fl ' - fwf , lf f 1: 3 , fc , ' f umm-.1.,. The cast studles for the annual Christmas play Speech Tech was represented IH varlous d1Vl s1ons of the State Hlgh School Leagu Speech contest Students Callled off top honors 1n dls cusslon memorlzed ovatoly and extem polaneous speakmff Those 1ece1v1nr superlor wele Ahce Skewes sophomore Joyce Pltschka Junlor and Davld Jerde and Lyle Schm1dt semors New York ,......f, lncldent an or10f1na1 one act play by gym 'gym' MISS 'VIyrtle C Bacon was also 1ated W' superlol .Ar If Q M153 Bacon applles makeup to Sally Sampson as Vernon Helnen Wdlt h s tu n SkltS fo1 assembhes and pepfests wele also p1epa1ed and presented by the speech depart ment and many students acted as Master of Ce1emon1es at these assembl1es A speech chmr unde1 the dl18Ctl0I1 of Mlss Bacon appealed on the Memorlal Day p10 glam Dlffelent gloups 1n the communlty also benefltted from the effolts of thls Chou' The comedy Cheaper bv the Dozen was p1esented by the sen1o1 class ln Aplll and p1oved to be a huge success 93 ' ' ?? - .,. 7 ' . e 1 55 X - y A 7 - A . 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T l . . . 1 . . v H 7' . 4 ' Q ' 1' v . - 1 - ' ,Mmm 832' is Members of the staff work dllrgently to put out The Tech Workm around the table are Phyllis Ixerslre Betty Rae Hamrnerf-1 Lrz Adams Carol Chader Joan Harnlm Thaspena Gaples Carol Stern Mary Gratke Sarah Lee Shultz and Carole Becker Standrng Dfrrlene Mrx Pat GHIHOF Neal Meister Bob McGregor Bob Lacher Ray Brown Elaine Baker Anrta Mock Lorrarne Zlns and Mary Stewart Plannmg the page makeup fo The Tech are Darlene Mix Thaspena Gaples Carol Chader Mary Stewart Pat Galnor Bob 'VIcG1egor and Bob Crose Members of this years chapter of the Qurll and Scroll are Mary Stewart Anita Mock Darlene Mrx Mary Gretke Carol Chader Carole Becker and Thaspena Gaples 94 The Tech H eadlmevs o Tomorrow Ably gurded by Mary Stewart edrtor and Thaspena Gaples, assocrate edrtor, the staff was responsrble for publrcatron of The Tech, the school paper Words thousands of words, formed rnto phrases of meanmg, conveyed know ledge, news and humor to farthful read ers There was work and fun too rn the staff room as 21 staff members sought recognrtron by drsplaymg therr efforts and rdeas m newsprmt A few achreved earlv acclarm by be mfr named members of the Qurll and Scroll mternatronal honor socrety urll and Scroll School Scrzhes Qurll and Scroll rs an mternatronal honorary socrety for hrgh school Journal rs s Membershrp m tlrrs organrzfrtron was based on the lex el of abrlrty of the stfrff as a Whole, the number of staff members meetmg the general requrrements, and the number of storres publrshed Members of the St Cloud chapter are Mary Gratke Carol Chader Carole Beck er, Mary Stewart Thaspena Gaples, Dar lene Mrx and Anrta Mock Techoes It 5 All Yours Here lt ls, the 1911 TIN CHOFQ we hope xou llke lt We hope that exch page vwlll hung a specml thought to wou, as we the stlff stuxed to Tel 11 XISIOU of Teeh To us, the staff the book has anothe1 mean mg that of uncounted houls of w11t1nfr copy wean hou1s of p1oof 1ead1ng, and eternallw wonde1 mg lf ou1 supply of fllm would hold out dft61 shootmg some pletules bex en tlmes Hulet ou1 LlI'ld915tdI'1d1I'1g and svmpathetlc adx1se1, ewe1yth1ng tumed out as lS evldenced low the 124 page book vou a1e mspectmg now and we feel we may be juqtly pI'0L1d Of lt Marx Grfltke and Carole Becker co edltors gaze at the flH1Sh9d product , WWW' Top Left Tom Stacs ana B111 Van Dust Sports edltors 'Wllddle Ray Brovxn and Art Blaske PUOIOQJHDHCYS Right Carol Chader Art Edltor Bottom Left DIXIE Hauck and Beulah Peterson Business managers and Joyce Hollmeyer and L12 HODKIDS Sub SCFIDIIOH managers Rlght Darleen Osgood Karen Urqhart Pat Pettera and Lxnda Johnson, Tspxsts and Phvllls Whlte Senlor edltor 95- M 1 f -Q ....' . v,,-,..,. . . - . 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O . v, But with the help of Mrs. Frances Reeder- v Lv p . . y I v A s l I V, , W3 , ! 1 2 2 as W Row 5 Larry Sower Roger Atwood Jlm Kleln B111 Thellen Dlck Kastner Alvln Paulsen Douglass Colbert Dean Kawarau h J rry Hel eson Nell T1ll1tt Earl Zmewskr Lyle SChmldt Roy Smlth B111 Van Dlest Row 4 Dayld Hanson Donald Frampton George Becker Bob Schlller Mvron John on John Smlthson Terry Potter Bob Crose John Willcox Davld Schwalen Scott Peterson Davld Jerde JIITI Rawland Row 3 Jean Schoelkopf Shirley Fenlason Barbara Sewall Mary Sherwood Marrlyn Kleln Pat Pettera Mary Gratke Carole Becker L12 Hopkms Frances Nell Dolores Hauck Elaine Sgheel Sarah Schultz Karen Hathaway Abble Angler son Nancy Kasch Joyce Habl er Row 2 JoAnn Canfreld Gladys Hlscock Myrna Topp Donna Goehrlng Lynda Johnson N1ta Neiman Edrth Bors wold Donna Benson Mary Stewart Brenda Gulbrandson Joan Halnlln Carol Chader Joyce Hollmeyer Beulah Peterson Marlene Pull Betty Hammerel Row 1 M rlta RIESCHC Darlene Mlx Llzbeth Adams Roberta Johnson Arlene Heywood Janlce Danlelson Joyce Prtschka Mr Whlte d1recto1 Janette Schroeder Joan Sweeter Phyllls Ivershe Darlene Osgood Karen Urquhart Pat GHIHOT Mrxed Chorus We Shall Make Musxc Sophomo1es 1un1o1s and senlors compused Techs largest vocal mus1c group, the l.VllX6fl Chorus The group was under the d11ect1on of Mr Adolph Whlte Off1C6lS were Jerry Helgeson, presldent, DlClx Kastner, vrce presldent, and Farl Zn1eWsk1 secretary treasurer Arlene Heywood and Brenda Gulbrandson, Junlors, accompanled the chorus at all prac tlC6S and appearances The chorus was kept at a lapld pace throughout the entne year preparmg for sprmg concerts, tours, contests and commencement Boys Octette Melody Makers Selected from the m1xed chor us were elght boys who compuscd the Boys Octet, under the d1rec t1on of M1 Adolph Whlte Mem bers of thlq ensemble were Roger Atwood, Alvln Paulsen, Myron Johnson Dlck Kastner, Terry Pot ter, Jerry Helgeson, D3Vld Jerde, and Lyle Schm1dt The octet sang at many meetlngs and assemlohes Thev also partlclpated n the Sprmg NIUSIC Contest Brenda Gulbrandson, Jun1o1, Roger Atwood Alvxn Paulson Myron Johnson Dlck Kastner Terry acted as 21CCOIHp2.Il1SlZ f01 the OC Potter Jerry Helgeson Dave Jerde Lyle Schmrdt and accompanlst Brenda Gulbrandson 9 Shown smgmg thexr favorlte song Well Build A Bungalow are 96 Q i BSBRMLW' :QM ...., W1 af 0 A I 0 2 . 1 ' ', ' ' . ' . ' - 1 ' 1 V U Q V U1 . .. , . . . . .4 A U. -. D 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 V . I , 'V 1 .1 . ' ', 1 , .1 1 - 1 1 I 1.1 '1 1 .1 - - ,,. . 1 . D. 3 ' . I 1 . A' 1 L, ' ' . 4 - V 1 - 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 . . 'Z 1 1 1 . 1 1 Betty Schlueter. cc -'H 1- ' D 1 . u -.I 7 v ' Q I P - 7 A 1- u -1 . u . . .Z I.. . . , - .K . A . , ,. .U . , . - n v n . a '- 4 r' u 'oi .N . 1 L L . 1 cc 'H k - ' v 1' ' ml A Y , ' . f V' . 1 ' - '1 1 v - 7 . 1 , . 1 .. : U 1 V n m l ' 0 1 3 1 1 I M A - 1 1 1 1 Triple Trio Ml'ech's Nrghtmgals' Nine girls were chosen from the chorus to form the Girls' Triple Trio. These were four' juniors and five seniors: Gladys Hiscock, Shirley Fenlason, and Arlene Heywood, first sopranosg Mary Sherwood, Carole Becker, and Mary Stewart, second sopranos: Beulah Peterson, Nancy Kasch, and Joyce Pitschka, altosl and Mltzl lxhller' act Shown with a look of rellef after a concert are: Joyce Pitscka, Nancy Kasch. Conlpanlst- Thls group Ot Beulah Peterson, Mary Sherwood, Carole Becker, Mary Stewart, Shirley Fenlason, Ylightirrgales Silllg' at Illally Arlene Heywood, Gladys Hiscock, and accompanist, Mltsy Miller. meeting and assemblies. They also participated in the spring music contest. Grrls Glee Club lkfrth a Song m Our Hearts The Girls Glee Club, under the direction of Nlr Vyhrte, was made up of or sophomores Juniors and seniors Those who were elected officers of the group were Barbara Ross mersl, president Nlurrel Potter, yrcepresrdent and Xer na Nelson, secretary treasurer Mitzi Miller and Crlenrs lNrenrann, sophomores, sery ed as accornpanrsts for the group Then year s program was complete with tudent assembly appearances Tech Christmas program, Christmas Community Sing Sunday Concerts Spring Music Contest, and Bacca laureate l rl Row 4 Kay Meyer Gayle Fn el Renee Haupt Janet Koehn M donna Kloeppner Barbarr Rossmeisl Carol Danzl Jrnet Borshrrnr Mrry Surge. Jane Clark Mitzi Miller Phyllis Brrnurn Arma Haldorson Ron 3 Joyce Buss M ry Roche Corrrnt Henkemeyer 'Prtrrcrr Mooney Caroline Read Alice Sxevyes Gall Grewe Mrrrar Hart Shirley Kloeopnu Bonnrr Prllres Muriel Potter Pauline Krmmrer Carol Luckemeyer Row Jornnr Spooner Erlf-en Schwartz Joyce Negrrrd Donna Weayer Delmfr Grorrber Irene Klotz Elizabeth Jae er Bonnie Deal Jean Crryer Dolores Schrll Constance Hau Diane Ampe Row I Bonrye Perrson Mrrlys McComb Ruth Schorey hlOl'1'1 Nechas Verna Nel on Mr Adolph White instructor Lois Allen Mary Wenck Glenrs Nremrnn Gail Nechfrs Sarah Saya e gl U . . .. . , . . . .. . . , . 1 ,, , f' -. . s r l , , . . , - . - -- . Y v . , 3 . V . . . . --- r , ., r . . r . N . s . . . , - . , . . 7 . N - . . .- . . . . r 2 , . . , ., . . , . ,. , - - 2 . . . . y 2 2 . . . 1 1 . W . . r . r . . . . , . . . v . . . . .. ,. 1 1 V s N Y . s . .. r, r . , - ng v 1 1 v 1 v s- 'w - ' ' 2, ! y. 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' . , 2 j - . .' - 2 , 2 rn. r 2 ' gg , ,',,,,....--- Alto Clarinet Gayle Engel Baritones Roger Atwood Dan Bloomdahl John Fink Thaspena Gaples Donald Larson Terry Potter Bass Clarinets Neil Tillitt Nancy Kasch B3SS00l'lS Marilyn Klein Alleen Tofting Clarinets Joan Bergquist Janet Borsheim Janice Danielson Donna Goehring Nancy Gustafson David Hanson Constance Haug Corrine Henkemeyer Harlan Heying Stephen Justin Irene Klotz Janet Koehn Evelyn Kraemer Lloyd LaBorde Kay Meyer Mitzie Miller Kathleen Muntifering Yvonne Obermiller Jerry Ostrow Marion Peterson Muriel Potter Duwayne Sabrowski Joy Schmid Jean Schoelkopf Kathleen Schwegrnan Gordon Walker Cornets Roger Bennett James Cashman Gail Grewe Joyce Habiger Renee Haupt Peter Honer Donna Ebinger Harold Reed Charles Reichensperger Eddie Roos Tom Roos David Schwalen Flutes Joyce Bense Donna Benson Glenis Niemann Geraldine Olson French Horns Lois Allen Charlotte Boos Elaine Grewe Gladys Hiscock Joyce Hollmeyer Margaret Marek Carlene Westrom Oboes Phyllis Iverslie Joan Tomaseski Percussion Duane Chirhart Brenda Gulbrandson Arlene Heywood .Joyce Negaard Mary Sherwood . ta W N , ' as V, L 3 , X 2 ,. .,.z. -1 1. vvv' 5 1 '- :ri 1,15 The band marches on! Tech Band Strike Up the Band The Tech Band participated in many of the school programs and various other activities. The march- ing band played for all the home football games, and at Brainerd for their out-of-town trip. They also played in a number of parades in- cluding the Memorial Day Parade, Labor Day Parade, and the Teach- er's College Homecoming Parade. The band participated in three Sunday afternoon concerts. During' the summer the band traveled to Chicago, Illinois, to participate in the International Lion's Convention. For the first semester, David Jerde served as president of the Saxophones Bonnie Deal Donald Frampton Betty Gaas Gerald Heinen Olive McDowall band while Don Larson was vice- president, and Lynda Johnson, sec- rctary-treasurer. Don Larson, Harlan Heying, and Gladys Hiscock served as president, Vice-president, and secretary-t1'eas- urer for the second semester. The concert band also conducted an all-day tour to Litchfield and Hutchinson. Several ensembles were formed, Scott Peterson Sousaphones Charles Ackermann George Becker James DeLosier Darrel Langton which performed at various programs throughout the year. Included in the Clarinet trio were Muriel Potter, Mitzi Miller, and Jerry Ostrow. The flute quartet consisted of Geraldine Olson, Glenis Niemann, Joyce Bense and Donna Benson. A new organization was formed this year called the Solo Club. The purpose of the club was to en- courage students to play solos. Officers for the organization were Dean Kavanaugh, presidentg David Jerde, vice-presidentg Dixie Hauck, secretary-treasurer3 and Beu- lah Peterson, program chairman. IL,,f'- Wesley Leedahl String Bass Alice Skewes Trombones Abby Anderson Dean Kavanag Nora Murphy Tom Pull Ruth Schorey Robert Turner James Ziebol h The flute quartet includes: Joyce Bense. Glenis Niemann. Donna Benson, and Geraldine Olson. Members of the clarinet trio include: Jerry Ostrow, Mitzi Miller and Muriel Potter, Memorial Urgan UTM: Lost Chord The Hammond organ furnished the music for many programs this year. The organ is Teclfs memorial to the students who gave their lives in World War H. Four students Arlene Hey wood, Thaspena Gaples, Mitzi M1 lei, and Chailes Reichenspergei, nlayed the oigan for xarious as semblies and Sunday concerts The organ music lent an im piessive atmosphere not to b soon forgotten to the crowning of the Homecoming queen NHS in ductions, graduation exercises and other affairs of gieat impoi tance Arlene Heywood and Thaspena Gaples practice for a coming, concert '5v Leading the band were the maJorettes and flag swingers Standing Mary Sherwood Dolores Hauck Myrna Topp Janice Danielson Lynda Johnson and Joyce Negaard Kneeling Neil Txllltt and Joan Tomaseskx 100 Q - V . . ., I- Y . . 7 ' - ' . x Y. 1 iv- u e , - I n l . Tri, uk 'I . 1 . 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Bassoon Alleen Toftrng Cello Roberta Johnson Elalne Scheel Myrna Topp Karen Urquhart Dona Zrebol Clarlnets Dolores Hauck Lynda Johnson Cornets Robert Crose David Jerde Wllson Pelley Flute Geraldme Olson French Horns Margaret Marek Beulah Peterson Carlene Westrom Tech Orchestra Holzclay for Strmgs Mrss I unlce Prtmon completed her thrrd year as drrector of the Te h orchestra and stung ensembles The orchestra provrded musrf for the Jumor' and senror plays, the Chustmas program and other school actrvrtres lt held a concert for the enjoyment of the student body and partrcrpated n two Sunday concert The 0ff1C9lS of the orchestra were Gladys Hrscock presrdent, Ioan Tom chka lrbrarran Several members of the orchestra belong to stung ensembles The stung ensembles provrded musrc for drnners at hotels Chustmas orograms, PTA programs, and assemblles Members of the Stung Qumtet are Brenda Gul brandson, ltlchard Negaard Arlene Heywood, Gladys HlSCOCk, and Plame Scheel Included rn the Stung Sextrt are Joyce Prtschka Joyce Habrger lovce Bense, Phyllrs Almer, Dona Zlebol, and Mary hllen Murphy Oboe Phyllis Iverslle Percusslon Rrchard Kastner Phyllls White Strlng Bass Joan Hamlxn Mary Ellen Murphy Nora Murphy Allce Skewes Trombone Brenda Gulbrandson Dean Kavanaugh Joyce Hablger Viola Gladys Phyllxs Vnollns everly oyce eanett Arlene Heywood Marllyn Klein LeRoy Lehnen Hlscock Carol Malmanger Almer Rlchard Negaard Nrta Nexman Joyce Pltschka Erlene Schwartz Aanerud Jeanette Schroeder Bense Joan Sweeter e Deters Joan Tomaseskr Members of the String qumtet lrclude Brenda Gulbrandson Richard Negaard Arlene Heywood Elame Scheel and Gladys Hl5COCk The strlng sextet members were Joyce Prtschka Joyce Hablger Joyce Bense Dona Zlebol Mary Ellen Murphy and Phyllls Almer lOl ' L fe . J . . J , . cc - - H V ' n A . 1 ,1 1: -' ' i f . l y ' . I . - aseskr, secr'etar'y-t1'easure1'g Joyce Plts- f , . ,. -.V 1' . ' I . I v. x u y 1 . 2 ' , Uv ' -, ' . R-'nf at ,.-n Q Www imc. e 'W Row 5 Kathleen Schwe man Amta Mock LOIS Zrebol Mrs Scherfenber Mary Ann Hoffman Shirley Brown e Kukluk Eunice Heurung Shlrley Kloeppner Verna Nelson Row Janet DeZur1k Donna Weaver Irene Klotz Sara Sava e Nancy McGandy Jean Carxer Lois Nelson Row Colleen Hethrrlngton Kathleen Kllleen Roselyn Klffmeyer Mabel Hlnkemeyer Dorls Stan Snlrley Loehr Row Phyllxs DeGree Kathleen Muntlferlng Ardell Beumer Marl ne Pull Joyce Neutzlm Row 1 Carol Junglen Betty Rae Hammerel Carol Stem Grrls Athleucs Gwhsh Gymnasmcs If youve ever lnvestlgated the nolse lssulng from the South gvm or on the athletrc freld on Tuesday and Thursday mghts, vou ve probably d1SCOV916d what the Grrls Athletrc ASSOCl3tl0H does for excltement Tournaments are scheduled three nlghts rn games corre spondlng w1th whatever sport IS seasoned Manager of the group IS Lols Zlebol, aSSlSt8d by varlous sports managers Mrs Lols Scherfenberg IS advlser Newly acqulred thlS year are the GAA guard DIDS awarded to actlve members wlth 100 polnts Everyone trles hard to keep hrs head above water, but the Aquatrc Club members dont care whether thelrs are on top, or underneath A long grlnd of practrces prepares them fo the flnal presentatlon of a sprmg sw1mm1ng ln May A trlp to a nearby college s water show ln Aprll rnsplres them to keep plugging on therr own show Thls year they accepted an 1nv1tat1on to the Macalester pageant Whether flyrng hlgh over the water ID a llfesavlng Jump, or dxvmg low to brmg up a submerged v1ct1m, these srx remamrng members of the hfesavmg class strck to therr stuff Long hours are the ones they ve had on Thursday mghts 3 30 v 30 untrl the 17 hours requued by the Ped Cross have been completed It has been dlscovered that It talnt all glamourl Mrss Scott 3dV1SQS both swrmmrng groups 102 F7 YP 'V' 'A J, it NB 'S -sy 7' A 52 1 k5,A,,5g:,::a::-55555555 iii: 3 -'-e 1 Q I. ' . ' ' , . sf, . . R na 43 - , V . 'S - ' '- ' . . 23 4 . ' I '. . ' 9 V A S- . 5 . sc - - - 'H , 1 . . . . . ' I i - u Q , , X. I t I y ' . . . i , I Q n Q - - . a 1 , N . D . 1 l l ' , - . -. - .Q . A D I ' ' . at . ,, n X . '30 a w? 3 ,.:,., ax ix 5 w Taking time out are the members of the AQUHCIC club Row 2 Joy Schmldt Yvonne Obermlller Joyce Hollmeyer Frances Van Dlest Darlene Rlggles Barbara Rossmelsl Sally Sampson Dayle Condon Miss Scott instructor Row 1 Mary Arn Wesp Anita Mock Kathleen Schwegman Nlta Neiman Lorraine Zins DeeDee Sartell Mary Wenck Gloria. Nechas Lols Allen Bmw! --.-,...,,,,w MX K: ,JM 'M-alfa Getting ready for the bug splash are the members of the life saving class Janet DeZurick Sally Sampson Miss Scott instructor Lois Allen Murlel Potter Kathleen Schwegman 101 K w -sv 14- rg 1 e 3 The Row Row Row Row Row i 1? as i I Lettermerrs Club includes the following: 5: Fritz Gardner, Gary Gross, Lyle Schmidt, Larry Baker, Earl Zniewski, Jerry Helgeson 4: Bob Jacobs, Bob McGregor, Bob Almer, Torn Stacy, Bob Arnhold, Wilson Pelley. 3: Glenn LaBorde, Ted Freed, Scott Peterson, John Braun, Richard Gill, Jim Klein. 2: DeWayne DesMarais, Edward Gustafson, Arnold Schiller, Ronald Schuldt. Don Saatzer. 1: Mr. V, L. Morrison, adviser: Jim Mills, John Dahl. Donald Weihrauch. -104- Football A squad M orry s M en Coach Mooruson started ne aeason wlth eight 1etu1n1ng e termen Phe T1ge1 gudmen under the aupervlslon of coaches Veln Mor llson and Tom Antll gllded through a nearly pelfect eeason only once falllng to a strong Aust1n team The T1g'61S avenged themselves for last years defeat by dropplng a determlned Duluth Centlal team by a score of 7 0 The boys Chalked up then Unofficial time out by co captains Jerry Helgeson and Rov Smxth Central conference champlonshlp ae co captams Jeuy Helgeson and Roy Smlth, along w1th teammates Bob Almer and Phl' Nl6Zg'OCk1 placed on the Central 7 all conference team Don Saatzer, quarterback, and Larry Baker tackle, were named co captalns for the 1931 Tech Hlgh football team is mm wwe. x pn Xl 5' 'M Row 3 ed Freed Jlm Kleln Bob McGregor Scotty Peterson Roy bmlth Bob Almer Glenn LaBorde Dlck Hamlln Bob Lacher Row 2 Tom Antll asslstant coach Jerry Helgeson B111 Sexauer Jlm Klaers Dlck Faust Jlm Mllls Arnie Schlller Lyle Schmldt Tom Gottwalt Vern Morrlson head coach Row 1 P 1 Nlezgockl Bob Jacobs Elmer Schrelfels Don Saatzer Ron Saatzer Earl Znxewskl Larry Baker J1m Cross Loule Walker Tom Rau 10 ,. , l , W y M 1 My W' .K H Q -H J t , A w ' ' . . 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Dick Faust end Tom Rau tackle all conference Earl Zniewskl guard Lewis Walker half back Bob MacGregor fullback -24 '51 QQ Q D t,qp o captain Jerry Helgeson fullback ill-conference, all-state Bob Almer guard Phil Niezgocki half back a conference Bob Lacher end A Team Tech Tech Te h Tech Tech Tech 52 Tech 40 204 The team is ready to roll! -106' Duluth Austin Aitkin Little Falls Alex Bemidji Brainerd Anoka Tech T9Cll Tech Tech Tech '27 X Lyle Schmxdt end Bob Jacobs uard Arnhold Schiller guard Glenn LaBorde tackle is Ted Freed quaxterback 1-'lmer Schrelfels uald Tow Gottwald tackle Ron Schuldt manage: Co captaln Roy Smlth Ce-'ner all conference B Team MIIRCH Cold Qpl mg Foley Albany Fden VaIle3 25, 0 0 O 0 83 I 1 I I 7 Jerry blazes the trail for Phil -Mx .s uw Row 4 Jlm Plombom Roger Haxby Ray Hedlund Dave Baker Ed Roos Roger Wexhrauch Larry Kottke coach Row 3 George Becker Bob Kloss Dan Blomdahl Eugene Peteraon Dlck Schwmdal Eugene Loehner Henry Buershen Row 2 Jerald Canfleld John Betz Don Welhrauch Harry Gaples Lloyo LaBorde Bob Neutzllng Tom Pull Lowell Thlelman Don Klem coach Row 1 Gerry Lachel manager Dave Dheln Dan Euteneler Walt Cates Bob Baumgartner Hack McCall Ron Haxby Ben Hawkers Top Where 15 everyone Bottom Coach Vern MOFTISOH and new co captams Don Saatzer and Larry Baker look over the 51 scheuule 108 B squad T1geY Cubs The B squad d1d not look ve1V 1m p1eQs1ve IH the Wm and loSs column thx yeal, but that leallv 'snt the lmool tant thlng, except fo1 the 1ft91 game mo1alc effecte The mam oblectlve of Coaches Don Kleln and Lauy Kottke was to teacn the bovs the baelc fundamentals of tne game The mam objectlves of our Baby Bengals 18 to somedev ealn a posltlon on the valelty team whe1e they w1ll ISCGIVB the flI1lQll1Ilg' touchea Co captams o 51 Teche two yely capable co captama fo1 next yea1 s football team ale Don Saatze1 and La1ry Bake1 Don holds flown the qualtelback posltlon vuth a mlghty mce pabsmg a1m Whlle Lauy fllls 1n ou1 1ne at ught tackle Don lS 6 tall and h1 s the wales at 163 Lauy Stands u 11 an tlps the scales at 210 Both boys played on the champlonshlp team thlb past yeal and they le all set to get the ball 1oll1ng for th1s commg Season if Q Q' F7 A, Q av f K ,, 7 Y M, .. 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Row 3 Fran 'VI1ller asst coach Wes Ledall manager Ed Gustafson Dean Kalanagh Dlck Clark Jlm Rawlands Bruce Ahlstrand managel Row Z Glenn LaBolde Frltz Gardner Ted Freed Jlm Klaers Warren Kasch coach Row 1 Jlm Kleln Scott Peterson Gary Gros Bob Arnhold Jerry Helgesorl A squad Buc eteers Flve lettelmen retulned to stalt the season undel the watchful exe of oul new coach, Vlallen lxasch lally lll the season the team suffeled a gleat loss when Ted Fleed senlol gllald and lettelman, became slck and was lost flom the team for the lest of the season The Tlg61S went lnto the Dlstllct tolllnanlent a sllght faxollte and flftel a hald fought game wlth Albam thex emelged as Dlstllct chanlplons Captaln llaly Gloss IQFIV Helgeson, Illll Kleln and Scott Petelson were placed on the all dlSt11Ct team Jelly Helgeson also won a posltlon on the all leglonal team Coach Kasch Returns Wallen Kasch coached basketball at Tecn ln 1944 and 1941 Hls last team at Tech b6f016 he left fol Nladlson, WISCONSIN went if ga, th1OLlgh thelr legulal sea son undefeated The team he coached at Madlson also lxed up to hls alllllty as thex captuled the cltw champlonshlp Kasch was also well known IH and around Q Cloud b6fO16 letulnlng to Tech He spent sex el al suc cessful seals at Qt Cond Teachels Colleffe llefole ne came to Tech He ls tly mfr hald to get hls sw stenl 1Oll1Ilg and thele ls a lll lgl t futule ahead for Tech lol IOV 91N Mor 15011 wa Chill l reglonll tcurnlmcnt L,ll'lE Colch Klscll OLLIE Cowlcs held basketball colch lt Llc U of M and Vern 109 5 A . V . I . I ' l ' ' . ' , ' .. : ' ' , s , ' , I .1 , 1 gg k 15 ' . . . 4 . U . 1 . v v . V V N I 'V 1 . -- . . 1 . . . . . . -. 1 N V . 1 - 1 . , , 1 . 1 1 . 1 I I I N. v I I 1 'N I n . , . , . . I y ' 'ku 1. I Q1 . 7 0' C u u 3 ' v y I 1 . N I. . 1 l I' u I I - . 1 . ' ' f ' ' -1 ' ., I ' . Y I 7 A I - ' I' n I v 1 Q , 1 . . . . . 1 cn 57 . . . 1 - l , , . , 7 ' . . 7 W U fm , W A 1 . , . . . L. .-- I 4 . T .W 1 N , v . . -I 1 1 Y I I A- ' , Y v I I t ' ,V f 1 1. lf V . ' 1 . 1 ' . . 1 . 1 fl f,.,- il . - 1 D H . u -'w 1 r 1 , I Q ' 1, ' ' ' Q ' ' l lflfsg , , , afllm. - . . - V H 1 1.' . 1 1. ' 1 1 la . ., - - r. 'z Z g 1 f z - 1 - 'zz , Captain Gary Gross forward all district All hands up and round we go' Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Jerr5 Helgeson center all dmtrlct all region X 'leam Confelence Games 7 C1 oqbs 1101135011 Althlll Bem1d11 qtapleQ Llttle Falls C1osbX Ilonton Blalneld Belllldll Altkm Stapleq Llttle Falls 'I 2 1 ul rv H . 1 - . 1 . A -10 ' . Q ' ' PM ' 37 n -14 , ' 61 67 T . 54 Tech 54 Brainerd 55 ' 74 ' : 59 ' 35 ' ' 36 L17 ' 70 JF ' ' 41 56 . 52 64 ' .' 39 -110- F1 ltz Caldner forward lech Tech Tech Tech Tech TO 66 42 23 3:3 IFN-XNIPNT MOI I S Dmtllct -Xnnanrlale Buffalo Albany Regional Hopkins lffliscm L.... Bob Alnhold uard Ted Freed uaxd 49 41 549 64 Ballet on the basketball court Row 2 Da e Hanso Geor e Becker Jlm Schadlez Jack Muldoon H1 dx G05 Vern F1119 R w 1 Bob Lx dsko Dck Svsndal Bob B u C1 Walt Cite C o s D Bloomd hl F '11 M111 coach B Squad Baby Bengal Buc eteers Coach F12-m Mlllel s hoye came thlouffh the weabon wlth 11 mms and 4 losses vshlch lb vert Good C01lS1d611H0' that 1 lawe peut of the te lms plaxed ale the -X teams from ne10hb011nff towne The mam OlJl9CtlX9 fol the B team hke that of the B football te1m 1 to dull moht aftel mffht on the have fundameutds so thex can some das vnolk mto a Xalxltl po ltlon The south xm 15 whele the l team p1act1cex md 0LC'lwlOIl2-1llX thex 11lX21dP th nolth vm when the -X team is not alouncl B 'leam Teth I lowelxllle Tech Cle 11 L11 e Teth Llttle F111 Tech ll uueld Teeh Holdmfffold Tech b1owe1x1lle Tech Cleal Lake Tech VX est Tech Altlxlll Tech Teth blow G1X1ll6 Tech Llttle Falls Teth 11 llllelfl Teth Altlxlll Teth Ann md tle Teth blovxelxllle Tech Cleu Llke Te h Rckupt oforJ 11 CH of 5 'l -H .e 1 Q A 11 -, Jamiii.-, Zi' 2 , .2 li -- ' A-O 5 ff, Az ,, , - ,:. 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West 5 Robbinsdale 4 Robbinsdale 4 White Bear Lake Ice action! fCourtesy of Minneapolis Tribune.J The icemen undei the coachinff of Laiiy Kottke had a successful pie touirament season with only one loss The loss was suffeied at the hands of Noith bt Paul a team which thes had eailiei defeated The boys went into the iegional touinament with a seasons iecoid of 7 wins and 1 loss They defeated bt Louis Park o to 0 in the iegion finals to captuie the Reffion VI ciown ard also a seat in the state touinament Row Dick Hemberger m Inger Dick Faust Dck Th dens B111 Sexauer Dick Sa tzer Ronald Haxby Lawrence Kottke coach Row 1 John Dahl Don Saatzer Ron Saatzer Ron Schuldt Peter Greenfield Kenneth Hall 113 , U , . c . . ' N v 1 ui T . V . . . , N ' . 1 I u l Y w I 9 u . ., . ' - . A . . i . i ' C A ' c 1 l 1, -1 W W V , , J, , I ..,: 2 W ga- 9 A fl T 2: Y , ai 1 f 3 ' .' , i e ' , ' a , , ', . v- . Row 3 Coach Jlm Lelgh Ras Hedluuu Ivm Dlbblee and Don Welhxauch Row P Ro cr Welhrauch Bob Almer Bob Jacobs Leonard Kxffmever and Xlun Pdllld Row l Da e Hammcrel Elmex achrelfels Ldlly Bakel LPWIS Walker and Rlchalfi F111 Wrestl1ng Musc lcmfn rung' Weihrauch breaks away, Kiffmeyer applies a pin. Ll ld lu txen succ s ll wal vwt fl s9lsJIlS xenon of Ulm wms and flllll losses Phe team stalted out the season wlth slx l9tLl1HlIlg' lettel men Ilmex Qchuefels hlLh3ld F111 Bob Jacobs, IOLIN Vialkel Ieonfud Klffmeyel and Don Welhzau h Foul Tech sfnlols won 'helr way lnto the state tournament 14111191 SCh119f81S IH the M8 pound d1x1s1on and R1chard C111 IH the 102 pound class were defeatfd ln the enufmals but Bob Jacobs, lon pounds, and Dave Gohman 133 wounds lost IH the fnst lound of the tou1ney Lauw Bakel, heavvwelght had to ue leplaced aoout halfway thlough the sea son because of an lnjured foot Bob Al mer leplaced hlm and d1d a H108 Job oy wmmng two and tvmg one Thls IS Coach Jlm Le1gh s second ye.n as Tech s wrestling coach Al- Coacl J hn Kuffel John pour ll or for the fmueh Track Thtnclade 1951 The U0 track Qeason marked the cloee ol a succexsful coachrng era for coach John Kuffer who wrll yreld the mentorlng of track events to Warren Kaech Fran Mlller will remam ID charge of the freld evente Mr Kuffels tmal eeaason was rharacterwed bw the cancellatron ot all early meete except the Qt John Q Dual meet and the return of onlv one letterman, Jerrx Helgeson, yet three daehmen Phrl Nl8ZgOCkl lVI1ke Wrllenlor mg and John Braun one hurdlu Drck Mllner two drstance men Tom Qtacx and Dlck Rerullard one hrgh Jumper, Harrrson Sherwood and one werghtman, Jerrx Helgeson won therr wax 1nto the regronal meet b placrng f1IQt01 aecond rn the drstrrct One man Jerrx Helgeeon tontmued on to the Qtate meet where he lopped fnet place m the dr-rue throvs or ANNE me l K: is 0 I iq 'ff Row 3 John Kuffel coach Ken Wlcke manager Louls Walker Doug Hamilton Jim Plombom Glen LaBorde Fritz Gardner Tom Stacy Jlm Henneman Joe OKeete Ed Wlnczewskx Jlm Mills Fran Mlller coach Row 2 Lyle Schmidt Darrell Langton Dean Kavanagh Doug Colbert Dick Re'ullard Bill Van Drest Wes Leedahl Mike Wlllcnbrlng Leon Lease Bob Turner Cyril Neussendarter Row 1 D01 Larson Alvin Paulsen Jerry Helgeson Dlck Milner Bob Almur Phll Nlezgocki John Braun Harrison Sherwood 115- v I l 1 H- S ' . 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V V A , f ' , sl V V,r' ,V ,J 9 A wal . wt 1 V a W V , 'f J VVVV 2 A , , . v 5- - v Coach Close wlll etart the 51 season wlth the following, lettexmen Row 2 Ollle Lesnlck Bob Arnhold Row 1 Richard Gill manager Edward Gustafson Ronald S atzer Donald Qaatzer Baseball Sluggers 1950 The baeeball team undel the careful coachmvf of Choppv C1059 vxlll do mto the ol seabon Wlth e1ght1eturn1nglette1men The 1910 baseball team lan up affamst home tough luck when thev lost out ln the Centlal Sexen tou1nament fox the champlonshlp to a ve1v stlong Llttle Falla team The retu1nmff 'ette1men thls xeal mtludf Don Saat7e1 Olhe Lesmclx Ed Guetafson, DlClx Faust, Al K1eme1s Ron Saatzel Bob Alnhold and Leonzud Ix1ffmexe1 TCHHIS Raclzeteers The 19u0 netmen, coached by Nlalcolm Doane, enteled the season xxlth txxo l8tllllllIl0' l6ttQllll6ll, lllClx lXl6'lJ6l and ken AI'lCl8lQ0 l sll'lg these txxo l3OXs ae a C016 xxas undefeated m l90'llldl eeabon Cllllllletlflilll Thls undefeated t an xxas also ll0lNt6lQfl hx N0Dl'l0lllOlSH nn hlem nd 'unxx Pt ex xx o ale the lPtLlllllll lette1 men Ol tue lm season 4 lffgll dl sea on xxas Ll maxed ox foul hoxs -Xnde sO1l lxlelmc-:1 hlem md Pellex Vxllllllllg' then vxax mto the l9g'l0llfll totnna ment as a result of the11 vxmmngs Peng, md Im KI? n ln the dlstuct toulnament The YGTAIYHIII members of the tennls team no Dick Claxk WllSOll llh QL I '01 ., , ' al H , ,, V' ' , 9' o . c ' - I ' ' . ' I I' , . ' w V I I V ' A .3 I I . ' v 1 M I V A ' I K V I. I Y . I I I X . I I ' I Y I Y 1 'W X I v 5 . 2. . ,U t , I . A . .5 V ., . V . . Lv .- I' v I I . C, I ' If. ' : - ji N ' Coach Doane lnnlt a team which ., K, ' A ' I C., , 'I sin '1 . . . v .' , I 9 l J' ' ' Ll I all j, wh . I 4 I, . ' . V f ' l 1771 x ' .' . The ' ' l- ' s -s H: 'l'- W ' . l U t ,. , . gt- , , 2 ' ' V A is I S - I V. . Av mvsmwxms ww maxim '1e1a.,., qi! 1 1 Ugg ll ii I Left An eyedropper full please Waal here I 'X 2,111 Clue us 111 Rlght Watch xt Granny Oh my achm tooth Fxende' 118 J Center: Tell ya what I'm gonna do!: Same school. same song - new girls: Wow! What a party win was 'nd' 'a-W.,-19' 353' 'w-.T,fjf MW 'gf Cooling off after a basketball workout are: Scotty Peterson, Bob Arnhold, Jim Klaers, and Jim Klein Left: Let's give 'em 15 great big one-s g We'll never forget those bus trips. Right: Time-outi What all Techites do between classes? -119- W 'Wil' .4 Left What a rehef after posmg for graduatxon pictures The faculty had fun at the Klwanlans Standing Jlm Klem Punky Pellet Don W 1hI'al1Ch Sntmg Dou Colbert Saatzer Center We Walt for hours' W3UCh1Hg a basketball game Rxght What a place for the captam' Swmg sour partner Cooperatlon 17 in M553 oph partx too Jumor Ed Gustafuon Don g g, .M f Q wgfwj ,V -A R, v Q K g Q mmm 1 , 1 K I -w, N f K af' , 2 1 ' Q Q V i v A, A .,l,l,.. ., 1 Q ij ,., ' ,napa , - J wi? , 4 2 , l f 2 f i 1 , f W 5 7 f , S- as , M W ll 1 ' ' ' ' .Az ' ' 5 j 1 ' ' '.': 'xr ' '. B' 1 g , : 5. 1 L 1.. R f h 1939 Thy gui!!! Avfwmmf Mfwwgjjwfjwwmww W 6-44Z.ff'44'4V wwufvvffffwffffwmkayw MW Wg! May!! W W .A-f 7!7 Aww W! 7 gpafw QJAIA7 rum -123- Lilo S: 6 7 4 1 'M Q: -..Ag Autographs 'E' N- X ..nlHAQ X - -,1 . A1 is-A ,- 1 ' 3 2 2' a 32 , T F ' I ' I , ,A A if 3 4. N 4 -Sf' 4 --vu Qi.-s i sv Y an ' s .K .rg J, , . 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