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

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Oli? The Techoes Staff: G. Boatman, F. Reichensperger, M. M. Stellmach, T. Dock, B. DesMarais, F. Rechess, B. Barnes, B. Erdmann, M. Powelson, and Mr. Slobetz, look overideas for the Technicana. Nelson approve an annual layout. 5,,guuuMW The red and black Techoes cover gets smiling approval from M. Powelson, editorg B. Barnes, picture editor: G. Boatman, copy editorg and B. Erdmann, art editor. PA TE Il TYPE HELP Few people are fully aware of the long hc and endless problems posed by the schoo yearbook. Even before school opened September, the editors put their heads toget to exchange ideas and make tentative plz From these rough ideas until the distribut of the Techoes, there was no let-up of ta such as planning the theme and cover, dc writeups, drawing layouts, proofreading, cropping pictures. Tech's literary magazine, the Technicana, published each spring by the Scribes. Ur the direction of Kenneth Ferguson, the s sorted the various student written ther poetry, essays and they prepared it for pu cation. Technicana Staff: Top Row: R. Nolan, F. Slobetz, R. Kuffel . . .G. Akervik, J. Juenemann, C. Buelow, D. Heins, S. Hoeft, B. Upson, J. Dalman . . . M. Stellmach, J. Gohmann, B. DesMarais, J. Biendara, S. Brainard, W. Whiting, Mr. Ferguson . . . E. Hartman, A. Crepeau, J. Derr, P. Gardner, T. Dock.

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Qulll ind Scroll Nlembers Top Row VN Megarrx M Poxselson J Brenden R Peter on J Mlller R Slanex Mr Nelson B Barnes I LaSota S Wahlln J Leraas F Holes B Jackson l Hannahs G Boatman P NlClflOl on X lohmann E' Henmng lillllllh ILE lllll' 'lllllll G 'l'llllllN'l' Qulll and Scroll ofhclallv known as the Inter natlonal Honorary Soclety for Hlgh School Journallsts IS composed of all those students who have a flalr for wrltlng and who haye put thls talent to the best posslble use ln a student publlcatlon All prospectne members must haxe the requlred amount of copy publlshed and must hax e done superlor work 1n Journahstlc wrltmg The prlnted materlal IS submltted to the natlonal organlzatlon for approxal Each sprlng the Quxll and Scroll banquet IS held Pubhcatlons staff for the next year IS announced The Jumor Academy of Sclence IS a state rganlzatlon for young scxentlsts It IS open 0 any student who IS lnterested ln sclence and I as completed a project ln anv of the sclcntlfit f elds Members cxhlblt thelr projects at the clence Falr at the Teachers College fhls ear sueral students rtcelxcd hlgh ratmgs llowlng them to enter the State Falr at I ochester. Jumor Academy Sclence 'Nlembers Top Row T 'Young S Dallman D Youel F Slobetz J Dalman M Powelson J Leraas J Vandcll K Asleson Dock B Arnhold G Boatman A Reed

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TAFF Tech Staff: Top Row: J. Brenden, F. Reichensperger . . . Mr. Nelson, adviser: S. Storlie E. Henning, P Nicholson,I Hannahs M Cairns B ' . . , . , . Belschner, J. Miller . . . S. Wheelock, V Lohmann, B. Jackson, R. Potter, R. Peterson, S. Wahlin, MEET DEADLI E . Two high awards were presented to the newspaper, The Tech. The National Association awarded the paper an All- rating while the Columbia Scholastic Association awarded a medalist rating. The paper is produced by senior staff life bi-weekly issue. spring underclassmen, who have taken working under the leadership of editor in chief. Interest in school problems highlighted submit letters of application for on the yearbook and paper to the of Publications. This board selects the who will fill staff positions. I7 nal' Folding papers was a routine job for M. Zwilling, S. Wahlin, V. Lohmann, members of The Tech staff. Publications Board: Top Row: E. Henning, C. Millett, R. Perrin, F. Slobetz, M. Powelson, J. Gustafson . . . Mr. D. Nelson, Mr. K. Ferguson, Mr. J. Leigh, Mr. T. Zeyher.