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

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'WW' is R Archibald points out the majestic beauty of France to D Gruska vshile studying thc French language I lllllllllllll Wlllll Clll Tllllll Experience in newspaper Writing and year book publication is offered in the Journalism publish one issue of THF TP CH 'lhey are given frequent assignments and are required to meet deadlines This helps to prepare them for their future iobs on the staff Speech classes prowide the opportunity for tudents to gain coniidence through experience aried phases of speech work are studied and iscussed Work is done in stage make up anel discussions original oratory amateur ctlng and public speaking Members of the senior speech class wrote nd produced their own script Interplanetary nterlude for the homecoming assembly Sophomore and Junior classes give speeches uitable for different occasions Audio visual aid is an inviting element to F Slobetz S Dallman D Schwichtenberg and K Beltz in their German class JuniorJournal1stsJ Eiffert P Thurston G Way L LaSota and B Megarrv concentrate on getting enough Quill and Scroll inches V Lohmann D Machemex J Ampe S Sweeter T T Carlstrom mtently watches P Stueve vshile she Young and J Yozamp gixes a practice introduction during speech class I Qvgg ' 1 Y ,ma I .if m..,m Elf? ' ' 5 uf . X . e gif' W 2 5 fl' if i it is i f , i si 2 f. 1, g, J J l l l , Q I - .L X A 1 . 1 S department. Each year the junior journalists ' ' ' 1 T L . . J . J I . I A 1 xl I K X . I f X 7. 1 . . x A . I . . c . . ' . ' 7 n nt 4 1: . Y. . . 7 7 , . ' , . 'l , . 1 ' ' ll . . - . 1 , . . . , . , , . , 77 ' ' 7 ' ' . ' .' Senior speech provides experience in stage make up for 1 , v v . 1 . , . . f, - , - V 1 I .' ' . . . ' ' . Q A :rf I if A 'V 'r 1' L 7 r l ' 3'-tg? I

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M. Canfield soon learns that Miss Hill s Latin lessons Spanish students J. Michaelson J. Rotar and M. Valerius are important. look on as Miss Arvanitis counts money. D Schmidt begins work on that senior term paper R Plombon gets added English knowledge from Mr Ferguson Vllllllll U0 IISES I Illllill ll Problems with the participles and adventure Wlth xerbs are all part of the English cur rlculum Basic principles of grammar ar strlngently heeded Students also learn t express their thoughts and ideas throug themes and term papers Prose and poetr for appreciation and enjoyment considerln both England and America make for a thoroug program Singing songs translating stories and learn ing the customs of other countries are some o the 3ClLlVlt19S enjoyed by students ln languag classes During the Yuletide season Latin Spanish French and German students concen trate on the singing of C hristmas carols I masterlng these languages the students lefmr to understand and to appreciate the thought and actions of foreign people S Fell J Brenden and J Halxerson portrav Jullus Caesar characters during sophomore Fnghsh class 7 , s l A N l 1 9 . . u U 7 o l . 7 Y X . 1 K l V Q .. X . . . 1 , . . . , . ! u 1 V , A C . A . ., . X. 1. . , . . '. . 'W ,' ' . , .4 A .Y 'ee. f Y I 'V , MN' , t X C , X Q fy,

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L Wolf gets a lesson on correct measurement from Mr Franttx Mr Franttl shows M LaSota how a theorem IS a v1tal part of plane geometry ,,- L Neeser D Campbell and C Van Nostrand do thexr blologx speculatlng through mlcroscopes 'l'llllll'l' Mllllllill Klll Students who find numbers clrcles, and cyhnders no problem are offered a varlety o mathematlcal courses Baslc math plane ge ometry elementary algebra hlgher algebra solld geometry and trlgonometry are the classe Baslc math classes study the fundamental of mathematlcs Th1s year s class dld researc work IH xnstallment buylng Students lear that d1sc1pl1ne of thought, accuracy and exact ness IS demanded to understand and to solv perplexmg problems Solld geometry and trlgonometry are mos beneflclal to semors preparmg to enter college Square roots are easy to find on the shde rule explams L Barrettattempts to explaln a trxg chart to M Powelson Mr Kerr to J Sevde and M Wllson and R Prlgge fa ' L , l r J J gr . 7 . 7 5 open to these students.