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

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N3 x Rx lk Benson lectures on city planning. X , Mr. ARNOLD MAGES World Geography Wrestling Coach Mr. BRUCE MOBERG American History Mr. VERNON MORRISON Government Athletic Director Mr, TERRY NYDEEN Economics Mr. ARTHUR PALAZZARI World Geography World Affairs Mrs. AILEEN PELISSIER American History Advisor - National Honor Society Mr. HOWARD SYLVESTER Economics Government Debate Mr. JOHN WERTZ American History Part of the delight of teaching for Mr. A. Palazzari is thinking up tricky quiz questions. 2 s 2 5 1 : g l Z : 2 1 ft 295 QS S. 5. is 2 Vi .M V l ' ,E at get 'T wi i 3 , i .2 5 g f 5 t, fc' ,ies -T G M, , ,,,. ' f ,

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Government Mr. T. Nydeen reviews a magazine article with B. Hoescher and F. Schneider in social class. Economics Ticket Sales Mr. JAMES AKASON American History Basketball Coach Mr. JOHN BENSEN Mr. HENRY BETTENDORF American History Mr. GERALD GERADS World Affairs World History Mr. HIRAM J. GRUBA Head of Department M. Cota leads discussion of Central Europe as R. Sornmers, Mr. A. Mages, and J. Dockendorf look on. SOCIAL STUDIES DEVELOPED AWARENESS The Social Studies department developed the student's awareness and ability to interpret what was happening in the world. American History was a iunior requirement, while a semester each ot Economics and Problems ot Demo- cracy was required of seniors. World Attairs, World History, and World Geography were elective courses ottered by the department. A Social Studies resource center was instituted which gave students access to most materials Tech offered on a particular subject. The Social Studies department employed the team- teaching method. By using this approach to teaching, each teacher was able to specialize in certain areas, thus giving more depth to his teaching. R. Hammerlind and B. Carlson view a replica guillotine in World History. Mr. JOHN KJERA American History Junior Football Coach Mr. KElTH LAUMB World History Advisor - Fencing Club Mr. NORMAN LINDAHL Government

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One year of mathematics was required of all students graduating from Tech. Elements I and Elements ll were introduced to Tech students this year. These courses, emphasizing an understanding of mathematical principals, offered a combination of three basic units: arithmetic, informal geometry, and elementary algebra. The other math courses at Tech-Algebra, Geometry, Review Arithme- tic, Trigonometry, Vocational Math, and Foundations of Advanced Mathematics-were open to any student meeting the necessary requirements. Mr. ROBERT ANDERSON Elementary Algebra Elements Geometry Mr. THOMAS ANTlL Department Head Geometry Vocational Math Mr. JOSEPH DES ROCHERS Elements Algebra - Trigonometry Foundations Mr. WILLIAM FRANTTl Algebra - Trigonometry Vocational Math Elements Football Coach Mr. MARCUS HAUG Geometry Natural Science Advisor - Techoes Mr. ROBERT JOHNSON Geometry Elements Arithmetic Review Swimming Coach Mr. HUBERT KELLY Geometry Elementary Algebra Elements Mr, RONALD KERR Foundations of Math Algebra - Trigonometry Vocational Math Mr. ROGER SCHAFFLER Elements Geometry Algebra - Trigonometry Football Coach Mr. KENNETH VOIT Art Geometry Foundations of Math lo MATH CURRICULUM REVITALIZED Ng T. Forner receives assistance from Mr T, Antil. new-1.'l,f se ,srffmsvevffvrwff s it V t we,-1 f. , A.. .531 My MA,-, .+sv,,,! no ,'7-nik, A. T , ,3'