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

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Fascinating designs are made by the arc welder. Mr. DONALD ALM General Sheet Metal Sheet Metal Il Mechanical Drawing Mr. AL BEHRENS Woodwork ll 81 lll Mr. ERVIN CHRISTENSON General Electricity Electricity ll 81 lll Mr. JACK HAUGEN Automotives ll General Woodworking Mr. EDWIN ISAKSON Automotives ll 81 lll Trouble Shooting Mr. JlM LEIGH General Graphic Arts Graphic Arts ll 81 lll General Drawing ui Mr. A. Sorci demonstrates the proper use of the grinder. l Mr. J. Leigh and D. Honer set up copy camera in Printing lll. ei 24 -at

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Miss SUSAN ANGERILLI Clerical Recordkeeping Typing Consumer Education l, Il Mr. DAVID KUNZE Typing Business Lavv Pre-employment Mr. MILO LOKEN Department Head Typing Bookkeeping Accounting Mr. EUGENE MARTHALER Notehand Bookkeeping Typing Mr. THOMAS MEHELICH Office Machines Clerical Office Practice Mr, ROGER MlNET Sales Pre-employment Marketing Mr. E. Marthaler and T. Snyder discuss sales Typing file practice problem. Miss H. Tanner helps J. Lundgren perfect typing accuracy. Tech's Business Department trained students for the business world and offered courses of practical application to many others, Realizing that an under- standing of business is essential in our daily lives, the Business Department offered courses in Bookkeeping and Business Principals and Law. The course in Con- sumer Economics provided students with necessary information in such areas as life and health insurance, banking, and money management. This year the typing courses were conducted on ci semester basis and taught by large group instruc- tion, The team teaching technique, used in these classes, allowed the instructors to observe and help the student develop his skills and typing techniques. Mr. T. Mehelicli explains adding machine tech- Mr GILBERT OTTO nique to P. Storkamp. Bookkeeping Typing Merchandising Miss BARBARA PHANEUF Stenography I Typing Miss HELEN TANNER Stenography ll Secretarial Practice Typing bw Mr, LONNIE WILD Consumer Education Bookkeeping Pre-employment

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POWER COURSE INTRCDUCED AT TECH The Industrial Arts Department, headed by Mr. lsakson, underwent several internal curricular changes This year. To keep in step with rapid Technological advances in The industrial arts area, the department members constantly reviewed The courses They offered. Compared with other schools, Tech's Industrial Arts Industrial Arts students were allowed to inves- tigate a wide range of courses. General Power Me- chanics, The study of all forms of power, joined The ranks of The other courses-woodworking, electronics, sheet metals, automotives, plastics, welding, mechan- ical and architectural drawing already offered To Department was one of the largest in The nation. Tech students. 1: va if lt .fa-1 . , , .. , , 2 .M. 3, sv gflw 1 Q. N23 .. Mr. I. Swanson cuts some fancy curves on The bandsaw. Mr. J, Haugen's Auto ll class Trouble shoots hard starting engine. Mr. DAVID MELBY Welding Wood ll Mr. LEROY RADOVICH General Plastics Plastics ll Mr. AMEDEO SORCI General Metal Machine Shop Mr. IRVIN SWANSON Architectural Drawing General Wood .3 Mr. STEWART WRIGHT General Power Mechanics Au ,fc f L,VVn 522.2 25