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

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Final lap begins, seniors at last' With a fresh outlook on school, evidenced by that shiny class ring, plus a distinctive swagger, 252 seniors viewed the familiar halls in a different light. Aided by ,a new handbook, said and done , we found ourselves faced with the job of orientation. Not all the new faces belonged to the sophomore ranks though. Our class was spiced with various personalities, two who were able to contribute a unique aspect were Dieter Krummenacker from Switzerland and Irene Luedtke, Germany. We elected Tom DeZurik as president, Sandra Meyer, vice- presidentg Barbara DesMarais, secretary: and Edward Opitz, treasurer to handle the business and executive angles of our year. Senior Officers-S. Meyer, E. Opitz, B. DesMarais and T. DeZurik, make plans for an active class. Senior Executives-M. Anderson, T. DeZurik, C. Killeen . . . B. Des- Marais, M. Strommer, S. Meyer, R. Teders...J. Mittelstadt, E. Opitz, E. Gross, B. Stellmach, R. Danielson, K. Roos. . Anticipation mounted as we worked for our last homecoming while in high school. The faces of returning alumni reflected past celebrations, and we realized we would soon be in their places. The newly organized Pep Club gave school spirit a real boost. Our fall National Honor Society inductees were: Marcia Anderson, Jerry Daml, Barbara DesMarais, Joan Hansen, Marcella Kolb, Carolyn Mills, Jerry Mittelstadt, Gail Oberg, Lee Porwoll, Connie Ruhr, Bob Stellmach, Linda Swinney, and Judy Wittmayer. The spring cermony added the following: Bob Danielson, Rebecca Denchiield, Dieter Krummenacker, Ann Kuusinen, Irene Luedtke, Audrey Nicholson, Tom Robbins, Gary Rodenz, Donald Schechter, .lgrry Scherfenberg, Bob Swiggum, Roberta Teders, and Douglas hite. Graduation nears as Cordella Rosha is measured for her gown by Jack Ruegemer.

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Mary Edson voices her opinion during a problem-solving session of an open student council meeting. We enlarged our experiences through social action . Junior Rotarians-T. DeZurik, T. Lindskog, K. Roos . . . J. Mittelstadt, J. Chisholmg A. Nelson, B. Swiggum, E. Opitz. A. A. U. W.-B. Plombon, J. Willcox, S. Meyer . . . Da. Marsh, C. Otto, G. Oberg, D. Goehring, C. Grewe, M. Henning, C. Mills. Varied degrees of welcome are extended to Cyril Baumgartner during the senior class play, The Fighting Littles . Ed Opitz, high scorer in Merit Scholarship Test. M. Dossett receives DAR award from Mrs. T. A. Barnhart as runners up, C. Grewe and B. Des- Marais look on.