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

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V0llll'l'llINilli Tlilllllllllll. Students in carpentry classes are concerned with reading blueprints and doing actual con- work on a frame building. Extra included the construction of a name number board to be used at basketball Learning the techniques of operating gas and arc Welders makes the work in welding much easier. In the automotives classes, mechanically boys are supplied with automobiles and capable direction they learn the im- of each part and how each may be Conservation of topsoil and new methods in management is of great concern to future The agricultural students gain a bet- understanding of stock raising and feeding. Sabrowsky works on an essential part of the Steinhaus and L. Schabel adjust a power mower ag. class R. Schneider finishes his work on the lathe during a machine shop class. E. Schreifels and R. Negaard are busily engaged in the construction of a desk. Welding students need protection and must be extra cautious in their work.

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R Hoerbmr runs oil programs :luring printing class in T Friclson incl Xlr Hmnnmg gurrl fhacl the circuit on the ne xx X oc mon xl llllllfllflg' 1 rulio bhop clrmmg przpares C Ristovl lor a luture career L VN oltl find that the modern equipment in tarpen 'l'I+lIl'l'l4 llIlIfI1l'l' Ill Figuring out the mysterles of blucprlnts an printing keeps the students alert IH archl students learn by doing actual projects De tailed lawouts for homes and the printing o tickets programs and publlcatlons are some o the activities in which these boys participate Radio servicing house wiring and th electron theory are all 1nX olx ed IU the Work o the elnctricity radio and elactronlcs classes Funclament ils IH using h incl tools lre learner in VK ooflworlxlng I while Lll u all iblt powt tools in emplovul for W ooclworlxlng ll proytts Shu t metal classes start with slmple exerclst incl increase to Cl1lhllLL1lf, operatlons C Hooperlearns to use the lathe made ax ailable in general metal . ' ' .' ' ' .' ' ' ' .. i.' 1 . . 1 ' sfzz - Q -' l W I l 1 l l l F J J ll J . ' 1 Q 3 x . it x . LY try aids him in his Woodcraft. tectural drawlng and prlntlng classes. Thes . , . l. 1 . Q, . . A 1 ' ' ' ' A I ' I 1, I ' , . , I X , A s. gn ' z . ' .' 2 . z X N ' y i 2 Z 'f 2 x x x 1 , , ' V' ' , . ll X C 5 ' it L I ' l A A I-K in

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D XIII! hell tells a customer about the good qualltlfs of F Shulte gets ome adxue from Mr Be clscr on correct addlng 1 brand hat durmg hls part tlmc employ ment Hall 'Monitors Back Row D Rossmclsl D Kjos D Jones F John on VN Kuflel T Paczkouslsl Bus Patrol R Thompson G Wxpper J Decl-.er A Ahles S Mauq D Rothsteln mdCh1Hf proce dures 'Pla lS Tech s Cooperatxve Part Tlme program allows Qtudents to earn whlle thev learn Students attend regularlv scheduled mornlng classes but 1n the afternoon have Jobs chosen to colnclde Wlth then' 1nd1v1dual ab1l1t1es and lnterests Clerlcal olhce practlce 1s a class for students mterested IH learnmg ofhce skllls and pro cedurea Workmg 1n the nnterest of safetv, bus patrol members supervlse the loadlng and unloadmg of passengers and homebound students Appreclatxon IS HIVGH to those who serve Tech IH the capacltv of study hall monltors and hall momtors Thev help add to the cfhclent runmng of the school StudyH1llNIon1tors B1LkRowx S Shzggebv W Kullel D Olson D Jones T Kukkola G Boatman R Hamer N1 Neeser D Denchfifld F Marxln F Relchensperger K Hollenklmp B IJfSMdFdlN G Welhrauch J Jxns en I Pattcrson M Mufr I' Iohn on K Chlrhart 'Nlcgarrx K Pfanmnstem J Decker D Cashman Rohm-son