Western Technical College - Latech Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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The State Vocational and Adult Education Association elected her vice president of their Committee for Business Education. She servedinthat capacity for five years, and headed the local department for twenty-two years. Miss Peterson has taught typing, shorthand, filing, and accounting. Her work with handicapped students in- spired her to develop a touch system for the one-handed typist. Miss Peterson has the remarkable record of not having lost even one day because of illness. She HAS managed to break an arm--and a leg--but in a day or so she was back on the job. Because of Miss Peterson's sincere interest in the training of each student to his highest potential, we wish to honor her by dedicating to her this edition of La Tech. DMINISTRATICJ , . f'-1, Dir. Richardscgmandl Pres. of rhe WS1'C,'O1'1' handto 'W'efQbii?i6fG ov. Warren PL Crosse . -,,. .jue-222 5 Q LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Vergin, City Supt. of Schoolsg J. Kennedy, Employer fLa Crosse Cooler Co.Jg R. Kumm, Employer CG. Heileman Brewing Cojg L. Youngman, Employee QAllis Chalmers Co.jg T. Cartwright, Employee QAllis Chalmers Co . J . .T.I. School Board Our City Board of Vocational and Adult Edu- cation plays a very important role in the efficient functioning of our school. Its members are appoint- ed by the La Crosse District School Board for a four- year term, beginning January 1, in accordance with specific membership provisions. The The Board is made up of five members: the City Superintendent of Schools, two representatives of labor, and two representatives of employers. The Director of the local school is an ex-officio member of the Board. The appointments are made so that the term of one member expires each year. Wisconsin is recognized as a leader in the field of vocational and adult education. As early as 1911, provisions were made by the State Legislators to es- tablish schools for vocational training. The voca- tional schools have supplied a need in out educational structure that the other public schools simply could not meet. That need is becoming even greater to- day. New machines and automation have done away with most of the nonskilled jobs. The entire State will soon be divided so that each local school district is a part of a vocational school district. As the scope of the training offered in these schools has been widened to include two-year tech- nical courses that lead to an associate degree, the work of the local Board has also become greater. Long-range planning is more necessary than ever. Future needs in both equipment and buildings must be planned for as they continue to add new courses of study and keep those that have already been es- tablished up to date. To. be sure you qualify for a job tomorrow, get an education today! 4 l Our Director I want to extend my sincere congratulations to the students who have finished their required curriculum. You have set a timely example because the most important investment you can make in this world is the dis- covery and development of all your talents. This investment alone has equipped you to meet the challenge of modern technology. You are equipped to do a job--do it well--give your employer more than he is paying for and you will find the results rewarding in every way. Remember - education does not stop on graduation day. All of life is a time of learning and relearning. People who stop learning are handicapping themselves in two ways: They are not prepared to earn what they believe to be a satisfactory wage, and they cannot rise to the cultural and achievement level that would be made possible by increased knowledge and understanding. Strive for quality in your work, in your everyday life, and in your continuing education. Quality breeds self-confidence, an important ingredient in today's world. To the students who are leaving - good luck and report back often. To the students who are returning in the fall, we are looking to you for leadership in the year ahead. Supervisors At three o'clock on Monday afternoons, Mr. Richardson and his staff of coordin- ator, teacher-coordinators, and super- visors meet to discuss problems and policies of the school. It looks as if everyone made it on time today! LEE ' 'T' i L: . GERMAIN DAVISON Adult Educatlon DALE TESSMER BUSIHCSS VICTOR LARSEN Instructional Servlces WILLIAM CAMPBELL Student Personnel Ser- vices W FACULTY C.T,I, was well represented at opening day ceremonies of La Crosse's 1966 OKTOBERFEST, Taking part in the festivities were from left to right, R. Kumm, Gov. Warren P. Knowles, Pat Krueger, Dir. Richardson, former Director J. B. Coleman, and D. Morton. Y. ,7 A,-47 Z, ' L MORRIS SEVERSON Trades and Indus- tries Coordinator Coordinators and teacher-coordinators assist faculty members in their work. It looks as if Miss Archer and Mr. Hutchison just found a solution to something! Teacher-Coordinators HA RRY HUTCHISON Business Education DEAN MORTON Distributive Education BARBARA WALTER Home Economics MADDELINE A SCHULDES I-IealthOccupations Facult ITN if , h lx- , A' ' 9 1 ANNETTE JANET WITT RICHARD MAKI HAROLD NIEDERKORN Institutional Foods Automotive HAWKINS Librafiall PAUL GARNESS Technolqgy Welding SETH STOLTZ Business Machines JAMES B155 RICHARD Business Education Assistant ' Electronics MARKOS Distributive Education X , A I NANCY FRISCH Business Education DOROTHY BEERS Medical Assistants Miss Oktoberfest, Miss Patricia Kru- eger, pins on Ok- toberfest button on Governor Wai- ren P. Knowles Picture Courtesy of La Crosse Trib- une CHARLOTTE POMEROY Business Education Assistant AN SEL HERAM Cabinetrnaking RUTH ANDERSON Practical Nursing RALPH HERMAN Mechanical Design FLORENCE CAMPBELL Practical Nursing FRED STAIR Automotive Technology PATRICIA THOMAS Medical Assistant IAMESX BECKER Machine Shop GARY STETZER Business Administration GEORGE I-IINKLEY Welding GLADYS BETHUREM Business Education NEAL STROMSTAD Auto Mechanics JOHN ROECKER Tech. Math-Science JOYCE ROSSO Business Education WILLIAM WELCH Electronics 154512 PATRICIA KREUGER Dental Assistants CLIFFORD GUNDERSON Auto Body RICKARD POST Commercial Art LESLIE ERICKSON Dental Assistants JOHN RINDAHI.. Graphic Arts ROBERT FRITZ Graphic Arts - 1 N ' AL 5 'S' be I' J me M fill Xl, I 4 U ,,f. f. f i p I-maze.. ry, ,,::52,,:,?13'X,Lyjqg . W! f5 .f. ,l f :I , -2 Y 'glial' A I 45. I 4 I- W' 0 A , E an it at WTHQ, . FI WT H r I NH , ' ,115 w ,F - .gu- Fxww IH u 9-'S LEOTA ARCHER Business Education CLIFFORD LAMBORN 'Business Education JOHN BIGLEY Business Education A LPH S OREN SON Graphic Arts EDWARD SKOUMAL Business Education WAYNE LEMAR Welding MARIE PETERSON Business Education NANCY CLAYTON Apparel Arts WILLIAM TEMTE Science and Students Services t Q ' tl Staff members not pictured: Donald Witt, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration and Phillip Qurlhn Food Mer The cameraman caught Bill Welch and Jim Bice of the Electronics Department in one of their rare moments of RONALD RUSSELL RICHARD Business Education AMMERMAN HEDWIG REKOW Related Subjects Business Education CONSTANCE REGELEIN Business Education chandising. - relaxation. ,Q .S as .. . - il, -H -S2 JE? TLIDENTS 1 Vi N ,1c. , .,- as eeond Year Students Tom Aldrich Accounting II as 'if' Thomas Althoff Accounting II - n 1 ' r Kent Anderson Machine Shop II Earl Anudson Machine Shop ll 1 T' ' Gi' T 72 7 ii ' y 1 ::-- y l rr. ' .A if ? l ,' M h,n. ' W ' L , - 1' V Dennis Borchert Lee Boyer Hubert Braeger John Bromley Machine Shop Auto Body II Graphic Arts II Graphic Arts II II if in 1,1 7 ', F f 'lf' lv P-T 55 Y-- ii A ' V ' L ' ,.r3gr1+iSw. . , lj Iii' -lf faallfff ' .fer 411. 1 1 'S- is :J i all Jerry Cina William Copus Donald Crogan James Doerre Marketing II Accounting II Mechanical De- Cabinetrnaking sign II II 14 -, ..., 1 qfw . W-VL V ..., xl , V- K K-K L f' at Liss-.al1i+, V ii Wayne Bakken Marketing II rn 'H ff' , A ' 1 Bill Brunkow Wayne Bester Mechanical De- sign II ga 1 S Q 'Q 12 . . Hg ' --'-r Sjjlfflf fi ,yin if 'Lal I1 . I at -mms ,- f . I ,.- rr John Cejka Mechanical De- Electronics II sign II -rg' ' A Q- - L I' l,'J5'i'1h4. , :fr lar.: ' mv, 1 1 fl 1 Thomas Downs Janet Ebner Graphic Arts II Secretarial Science II Francis Mathison, Dennis Morris, Louie Porath, and Roger Reich- wein are making observations of an experiment they performed in Industrial Electronics. Need a lesson in piston fitting? If so, just drop in on one of Mr. Stair's demonstrations. Here he is showing the proper method to Jim Freeman, Paul Nichols, Steve Van Sickle and Richard Schroeder. fi me R' wwf .,fegg.:'21 :-' fr' 'l 1 S . S' i' a 5' Y Z if 3 '53 ri I-'VV 6 ' i , 7' Q' ' 7 Q , A l I H QQ , Ronald Egge Dennis Ericksgn Dennis Erpen- Gary Ertel Stephen Fascher Richard Frisch Mechanical De- Marketing II back Mechanical De- Marketing Il Marketing I1 sign II Graphic Arts sign ll II hr Fr J ' M .:rr. ' H 29 -, r QI 4 sk: 1 J, yr 1, :E ,sw .:,: f' Q. if N E121 ir 'il , X V. Y ,i rx T -A L60 Fronk Gerald Greeno Susan Haase Joe Hackl Gary Hagen David Halverson Marketing U Mechanical De- Secretarial Mechanical De- Accounting II Mechanical De- sign II Science II sign II sign II l 'fl A ' r f r . as 1 R ' 'if f 1 . 7 T' 'A ' . R 1 g ,I L T 4 .5 '- u , 1 - 1, - '- ' - f 4 , iff! V--ff l S ' l R qi: Robert Handy Ronald Hangar- Pat Hansen Marlin Hanson Martin Hel-bst Ton I-Iinytzke Mechanical De- tner Secretarial Machine Shop Graphic Arts I1 Marketing II sign Il Electronics II Science II II ' frvv: M11 an Y xv v. L22 ,fi fr, - K it L! , .- nl It U Q , I - -, it iii Wi. 'hs t -v viffglm, Y f if I fl 1-7. ,e . '. ' .. Duane IVCTSOU C1-if 91110112 HCHFY Jensen Melvin Johnson Edward Kloss Donald Knutson Machine 511013 Jacobson Mechanical Accounting Marketing Electronics Graphic Arts Design 'Q H H 'Her ,, N, ,W RUN ,W ,DH N - . - rw 4 ses rs- , if L 5 as fi., J f .' E r f' K 4 ' f 1. f Q. ,r al X 5 X if 1015111 K061b1 Ronald Koji Orlan Kolstad Tom Krueger Larry Kurth Mary M, Larson Marketlng Accounting Electronics Graphic Arts Marketing Secretarial Science learning principles of Marketing. Here the class is about to be freighted to another floor of the Heileman Brewery Co. warehouse where they were shown advertising methods. Field trips are a fun way of 1 t Philip Larson David Lee Carl Loff David Lund Barry Mashk 'Francis Mathison Electronics Mechanical Design Electronics Graphic Arts Auto Technology Electronics L at , - ig E gi a.I 5 Q' 'Q T' , - , is Ab- Y f I 1 . 1 J 7 1 I Tom McCullough Nancy Mielke Roger Misch Keith Mitchell Larry Dennis Morris Graphic Arts Accounting Accounting Auto Technology Mittelstaedt Electronics Mechanical Design ,YT..1, - 1 Paul C, Nichols Robert 015011 Ed parker Sharon Petzke Louie Porath Richard Prochaska Auto Technology Mechanical Mechanical Secretarial Electronics Mechanical Design Design Science Design if 1-lvv in , A .i , Loren Radloff Roger Reichwein Donald Rice Ruth Richardson Harold Richmond Richard Running Auto Technology Electronics Mechanical Accounting Machine Shop Accounting Design Display items for advertising their product and cussed on the field trip to Heileman's. Ft S 1 ms - rd 'E . -Q if ,-5 g r 1 I., t . Jimxn N qr:-1-' , Ee' Richard Schmidt Gilbert Schmitz Steve Scholberg Larry Schroeder Susan Skemp Dick Smith Marketing Machine Shop Accounting Machine Shop Secretarial Electronics Science Te -'IV' W 'ri'---if ff., , R X 1-if Sr 'L My , r- A V Ar 5. ,- 'A J .-- .4 .51 fs- ., . i - ' -1 'I is-,fl 41 : X m 1. 7.5, T' xl, WWE Ai - , J' l tiff. 1 Aa r h i , . :AE .- ' t. . - --'-Iva'--. 'fi ' L fi? z ':.f'f5.fih5f'55l ffIQ'ih!? 1 , v 4- - ,' iv -M.-. ?C15i 7fY'n5'- 5a'T- 7s'5 f - , v,,p::fl's43fM?f1'-. jv f , , I ,A9v,Ql Y A va. , ls ,531 g ,.- U. A .vi A. . W -.-.-a:ff-?.s J 1 Fred Staggemeief John Stange Susan Stangl Robert Strand Edward Stuessel Robert Terpening Machine Shop Graphic Arts Secretarial Electronics Mechanical Marketing Science Design securing new markets were among subjects dis- S ri 'J A J ri Qi 'TE J J a Q J 'lr 1 ff? -Q 9? 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Today, in Room 101, you will also see the Reproducer, and the 604 baby Computer. By June of this year we hope to have a 1401 Computer, which is actually a big brother to the 604. C. T.l. now of- fers a two-year course in Data Processing Technology, which will train a student to become a computer programmer. Another first at C. T.l. this year was registration, recording attendance, and inventory control by means of data proces- sing. Here we see Mr. Boots' No. 1 help- er, Betty Helke, recording information on the IBM cards. ff -fs-131111 -A -mf 1- u ,ra ' H tg: Qf'..!! ?.9is- ,- 991 '? ' I 1 ' Ti f ' 5' , l uv , x I NM lv X -El A 5, - r ,wry V 1 ' ppb as - . Gary Addis Donna Albitz Margaret Allen David Amundson Ardel Anderson Edward Anderson Marketing Accounting Bus. Machines Machine Shop Accounting Mech. Design Y ff- LEM l I 'v' W , - 'I xii:-. l ,,L,i, A 213 .te Kent Anderson Verle Anderson Rita Arlt Richard Arnold Donald Atkinson Carroll Bachmann Machine Shop Machine Shop Bus. Machines Gen. Subjects Machine Shop GSH- ClGIiC31 as l Y U ,I gal., ' I' g,f 'xi X l l I 6- T-X , 5 iii' A lg ' v A . 131 ' , ' i .5 1 Gerry Bagniewski Joan Bakka Paulette Banasik Richard Banks Richard Battis Dean Baumgarten Air Cond. 8s Refrig. Bus. Machines Bus. Machines Graphic Arts Adv. Art Air Cond. Sc Refrig ' '11 Il ,l i , I .N T . 5 5. 225 Q- '. .,. Y J ,lx . , uf, , .1 a 'J 'IM 'A Joan Bean Gilman Beeser Bus. Machines Machine Shop ff-i t 'FET-Q7 , Shirley Bellow Richard Bendell Bus. Machines Welding s is: 3 1 gg Dale Bierer Machine Shop Kathleen Betz Gen. Clerical i James Blazek Dale Block Machine Shop Graphic Arts ,l ... 1 gf: .. ..H ,I 'L-all H a - ,. m .52 8 In ' .zil U Y , ll, rl ' sf , CH V ' H , '1- :ais :L ':5:'-' Y 2 2- ll e .: -:-: ,. 12 is iz' W 'l 4---' I 'V ' f 5' H ll rr l i .','l Q :.,'2': .sis - , I ' ff l fr. -, p hah G p jg cl' cic icp Sandra Carol Boll Blumenberg Inst. Foods Med. Assistant ,::l:,. zz. . .,,,,., ,A :.: ,li A its U ' , ' fs an N ll ,pf 'S W 1 ,A ' F f V, Ig' JL v ix 2 ,. A, A Carol Bellefleur Tab Operator Allyn 'Beiane Elaine Beitlich Elaine Beitlich Auto Tech. Accounting Accounting X A fax if E saga ,, ' 1-2: 55 ' - 5: 3 N I r -W H ., ,cc, , A Tl' fs ,r '- Ewing!!! . T A I E, 'J Nail- 'ibn Toni Benson Nick Bentzen Legal Sec. Welding Arvilla Beranek Lic.. Prac . John Berry Auto Body Nurses rx N. l f fl , t 61 Q5 Q ,C , 1 it 1 p W' ,Q Gloria Bina Carrie Bjorge Michael Black Charles Blazek Stenography Tab Operator Graphic Arts Electronics 'I'here's a time to relax-- an X :- rn , l , W v 1 1 .Z M-, , J X Y , 1' 'x Tom Bollinger Machine Shop fm, ,Cf Harlan Bolste Air Cond. 8a Refrig. v v Q.. R 'MTN ru Si 'Q wr K: W ,N writ. n Www QA, ,. Q ' Q ' it m Charles Brown Accounting w 'S 4 A xx, Charles Callan Electronics --And a time to Susan Brown Bus . Machines tx W ,fb Jolquin Carbonell Berdine Carlson Tab Operator work! ! . 1 .r if rr- ' vruvvw-vxridq - rr rg' it rv ' r- M if ' i t ' J Y . :MU V' lvl 4 N,. ::.afJ. ' ' I Nl ygjxf L iii Ruth Bork Linda Bornitz Robert Bowfka Darrell Bowler Gen. Clerical Bus. Machines Mech. Design Electronics David Brudos Air Cond. 8: Refrig. 1 ,ir 5. .A ' PA a .fibla if ' Marilyn Carr Med. Assistant Legal Sec. , W 'ggggmi' Mike Bullington Ruben Burrnester Electronics Electronics Dean Bussian Accounting ' 1' Dorothy Casberg Walter Chandler Dental Assist. Welding . v A' V ,,.,,.. , + cl .e:? '! 1 2 in 4, Aw -e il! rr ix, r 2-in f it Cheryl Chapman Tab Operator 1 Q1Uf' a r gala. .. A- v, 11,1.111f f? . ! f ,t,,fe . A any Q ' - A A Q? 1 a gd' ay '. iivl rum! 1 1 mmnsvulul Patrick Chose Welding Steve Chilson Auto Mechanics W r , C r A 4 EVAT Eff gi Richard Chose Gen. Course 21 ?' Q Mike Christianson Auto Body f I VE' ,. , -, i C -3 I L Y Thealyne Comeau n Practical Nursing 5 fi 'PAI 1 7 ge- - E z Cnr 1 lx 7 l Lorna Cox Business Machines D 2,1 Rene Dahl Medical Assistant ,, 5 , . V ' H VT? iii Jimmy Dainer Auto Mechanics 22 1-xa ws- , Us-Q.. ' 'Q .. 24:1 MTN ' ' 1: . . . - 3, ,. , l-vm - 17 p 4 so Hifi t f i-1-A' , -ta , 2 - - 4- 1- 1 J 35, 'egg Zz ' ' 'wg :tsl Y Q Q, V ' A- . 2 M W ' 5: , , 4 -,. . ' ..- I A fp' X . L-I w it s fs- l s fl' Nl I f Q 'fn ip 41 X., fel?-X .Z-i l F Y A 1 , ,, rt, , ' A Q , i 'lf N as-as . 13 f L Z t it :diy .2 Michael Generie Clark Jerome Cleveland Christopherson Business Machines Electronics Machine Shop Electronics ..f A ' 5 W V' .f . .1 -6' Q :T ,Q 5 fy , if 3 -R W, ,1Q- -- X ., in . , 1 fir- ' 'C s .,xe ,Q A ,t , -,-.:- AV w , ' ,., . - :'V 'Qi ' , ' ' C . ,,.,n f in -QT, ' X Kenneth Conrad Ronnie Cook Daryl Cooper Richard Cornell Mechanical Data Processing Auto Mechanics Accounting Design ,To Slattery and Susan Hayes, students in the first Licensed Practical Nursing class at Coleman Technical Institute, are shown checking patient information with their instructor, Mrs. F. Campbell. This is done before caring for their patients during assigned clinical exper- ience hours in the hospital. Clinical work begins early in the student's exper- ience and is increased throughout the full-year's program. 212. ,za W 'PTT Stanley Coenen Margie Collins Medical Assistant .JY N if Mary Cota Medical Secretary W assess m i n 5.552552-:'4. 'ffm :-.5E5 ':' v V ,.. F .,,, E pm ,N ff!-' Y f L - Y s:,.,., ab -WH' 21' 4 - get - , lk, Y R E. I. Rae Da ffinson Accounting A-xiii! n, X' if d , Richard Dahl Electronics , .N F' Roma Darkes Business Machines X ' W ... i , W V1 X 1 -Y- nf H' ' , 'K ts X 35, ssgggggaif manual Fir? , I V- .- X. .1 11 , ,. ?x '-:'3i::'f- N-1,911.5 V srfittaizgj i- Steven Davidson Nancy Davis Paula Deal Richard Deal Steven Deyo Cabinetmaking General Clerical Legal Secretary Marketing Air Cond. Sr Reirig. Tm ., mg. is -Q , V , 7 I T4 . I I 5'?: H . ,- ax Ar. f s 'I I Lois Dippel Philip Margaret Doerre Charles Dolar Louise Dolle Institutional Dockendorff Institutional Welding Data Processing Foods Air Cond. Sc Foods f -, 'z. A Y xi , . Refrig. v A 1 I colored spinning 4 'Z Q 1 Robert Drager Advertising Art ,-2 , 's'n . gli' L., Robert Ducklow Marketing me . -' --EIL ,:- ' k . ' - V r I .flag L lf- . Mary Earl Advertising Art solution -4 02 , t is f-' Students in our new course in Apparel Arts enjoy learning many phases of the Fashion Industry. A grad- uate of the program will be able to take a job in a re- tail store as an intelligent sales clerk, in an alterations department, in a dry cleaners, in a fabric store, or in a clothing production position. Students gain a knowledge of pattern making, alterations, fitting, millinery, tai- loring, garment construction, and quality signs in mer- chandise. Mrs. Nancy Clayton, Clothing Instructor, is pic- tured explaining a new clothing construction process to Holly Jean Invalson. l iss n. Q, 1. T' Af k- it Louise Dion Business Machines Raymond Doyle Data Processing I ,fl A Q ,i-... . M IL, asf' Y I Sandra DuBois Institutional Foods Steve Duerwachter Electronics Jim Eggen Machine Shop 23 f, I I ,, 3,-Q31 if Another first this year is our Medical Assistant program. Under the careful observation of their instructor, Mrs. Beers, Paula Instenes. Judy Liston. and Margie Collins progress rapidly in their laboratory work. L 3 rg' ' qv. u-5 ll 1' if Jy Dick Emery Janet Enders Fern Errthum Connie Evenson Clarence Eyers Ross Farbo Electronics Apparel Arts Med. Ass't. Lic. Pr. Nursing Auto Body Machine Shop A C, I trt, s w N M an kr I, .P n ' K Q K' . f ,l in T A , Q9 ras X T A if it T A s 4 r W T A P' QQ .S-,Hi Lorraine Farley Elaine Ferries George Fielder Katewin Fingerhut Jim Finn George Fish Tab Operator Stenography Welding Tab Operator Mech. Design Mech. Design K! Q29 -zz' ' gi f ? .1 Y- If Brenda Fisher Thomas Fisko Leslie Fitting John Fitzpatrick Darlene Flaig Greg Fleming Stenography Mech. Design Med. Secretary Accounting Dental Ass't. MHCIUHS Shop 24 7 ff H 'LG' t KIA X W Msg' Y M H4 -N. --S 1' -il we -..' Pat Floody David Flottmeyer Janice Foesher Neal Forde Barbara Foster Susan Fox Inst. Foods Electronics Accounting Mech. Design Tab Operator Stenography . it -H sw than George Francis Mary Francksen as l l J x lv' V 4 I t- I f' ij , Q , .- . A M ' l 1.i?2Ja f .F .r f ' 1 4? xl -, l ' , is l 1 Nt' ! r -vfx 'Q -Li . Ray Frederickson David Freeman James Freeman Anthony Fronk Marketing Bus. Machines Electronics Machine Shop Auto Tech. Tab Operator t T. m' 'nf A W n ft ' T - ,. A T y M, as qgwx 't v , ...JL-. Y T If .-,.,, 3 f- vi ',., 1- , 1.1 - M, ern -7. lp A 4 Ak M 1 N ig J ' ' H IQ, I 'JH' A ' I 1 1 j i . ! , xg TLQQSA ,il . A ,J 1 :ggi i Richard Frost Tom Fuchsteiner Jim Gallagher Gary Gaymor Mary George Florence Giertych Mech. Design Data Processing Accounting Accounting Gen. Clerical Tab Operator Look Mom, No Cavities! Dental Assistant Train- ing is another new course at C,T.I. Here student Judy Worchel is getting firsthand experience by assisting Dr. Ray Buehrle in checking Melissa Sue's teeth, while her mother. Mrs. Erickson, observes. 25 P - A V' 'Q' Ur N .2.i If 3:5g:g55EE 1 'glgtf ad!! Gary Gleason John Gomez Marketing Machine Shop ga ,ia .Iv W I Al Gronernus Coreene Gronland Accounting Bus. Machines Mr. Butkiewicz is supervising Don Atkinson as he positions the drill press spindle. p J , ' fy. -17 'r' ' -, if r '73 JJ, rv:g.',.j,,yr , Mike Gofus Lamont Granger Daniel Grant Rita Greeno Mech. Desi n Mech. Desi n Machine Shop Med. Ass't. S 8 K! ' ' - ' ' WE rl Xa? Q Y vgf' 1 ,jf :V ,, ' -all , . D . fi' Zi any X wx J. I my Q ' Stephen Grover Joe Gutting Don Haag Mervin Welding Welding 'Electronics Haakenson Electronics Sharon Habhegger Stenography fi 'G if fs., V 'R .fi F-rr 2 ,-4 .l,.14,, .X l- ff, T 1. Kathy Hackett Stenography ar:-.. I Ted Haerer Auto Body Ronald Halverson Auto Mechanics 1 11 ' r, . ' ' ' -A N Q '- ' 4. A Q - . Nancy Hanson Stenography Henry Hahn James L. Hall Graphic Arts Marketing fm' fb i ? qi? .' 9' ' ' yi' ' if' ' y 5 l Ralph Hammel Alan Hansen Electronics Graphic A1-ts 26 1 U l Ll 'ESM , . .? 3 5. i , fl ' - J -,fy w Robert Hanson Electronics rf, 73' H 29 -:pix I N. ,111 E Sharlyn Hanson Tim Hanson Gen. Clerical Welding 415 'Wi 7 4 l,, A ,-L,-f R. fflfx- lg' X H em, , , . Q ts ' .:-'- 1' ,W,... , I AI li: it G Tom Harkie John Harkheimer Accounting Tab Operator 1 ' ll 1' I-.. I , 1 'sf Tl 153.1 -f J y - 0 'l ,h 13 1 17 f I? X .1 r -' James Harry Gary Haschke Electronics Welding Harold Hatz x A .L N ll af! A X X., ,1 . K . Susan Hayes Wesley Harw ick Mech . Design Mech. Design Lic.Prac.Nursing Accounting Lg A ag if . ini, h -.,,.. li George Hendricks Marion Henthorn Accounting Medical Ass't. 1 ,ls2s5si?f1s2 sfwrgsesiazs ' Q, Skerching Kathy Hawkins Commercial Art student, John Spah Bus. Machines l. N . C. D ef it - a , A - H ,y Ml -:,, w ' .. ' L.. - Ll' rn by 1 VI H31 V Y.Ia':' if , ,J . il - 'rs , W- A 1 .,f C Q- ,. fe., Clark Hegel Betty Helke Margaret Jacob Data Processing Hellerud Hemmersbach Apparel Arts Auto Mechanics V ijfl V I ' ie' I 5' , rw f if we vi- 'J A ' Tim FFEBLHV t Y - Q ' I Q X 'Ury ' 4 K A 1 W 'A g I Gary Herbert Leslie Herried Carol Herried Alan Hesselberg Dist. Education Auto Body Stenography Mech. Design 2 A highlight of the 1966-67 year was the eval- uation and accreditation of our Distributive Educa- tion Department. Associate degrees in this field will now be conferred upon a student upon success- ful completion of the two-year course. xi i 1 . i f F : , V m y ,.:. Q , ' f A If , .- M ' Q,. 'I 'e X ' Q1 '- ': A N. . H ' is i l' A XM , 5, A '- fs 1 iv - x L , L ll - . . , , i 'iw A ,mg-.X Vaughn Hestekind Don Hezer Jill Hicke Welding Welding Gen. Clerical . ffm .. f ,I In QQ 1 ' , fs, 1-X - Shown discussing a marketing display areJ Bachnik, Director of the Manitowoc Voc. School R. Ashrnan, Ass't. Professor at the U. of Minnesota E. Falk, Instructional Supervisor at the Sheboygan Voc. School, and our instructor, Dean Morton. I ff . . M Aa H -, 1 'Tx , rw luv 1 ntl-- Joan Hickey I , 7 rf V If Ken I-Iilby Med . Secretary Mech. Design Virginia Hodge Sec . Science F ff xg! in A af? ff--rl, x - Y 'f A , f ' 1 dl h YL - ' x . J oe Hoesley Marcella Hommer Wendell Hovre Frederick Howard Roberta Hurd Sharon Data Processing Inst. Foods Machine Shop Auto Body Accounting Huntington 28 Bus. Machines , ,, ' -.T,. . J 'f -. ' Q J Ji: ,nit r AR, 1' i , n., 5. If -A g ' 1 ,R . , ,J V- 'JW , Y- ' gf' ' ' K .N X Wil v If - X .fi N tg, X5 l 1 V , xg 1 ,. N .. . ,gf L- Q. .-,en I 2 1 Stephen lkert Holly Ingalson Joseph JaDoul Denise J ansky Judith J eidy Donna Jenkins Accounting Apparel Arts Air Conditioning Bus. Machines Stenography Medical Ass't. -'- fi U In-A 4' , H 3 152 y 1. J J J-L, li f A J if Lg . Y A J 1 x fx fi it giifflf X Miiiti P35 J Raymond Jensen Michael Jenson Ann Jernander Carol Ann Dacid Johnson Dorothy Johnson Electronics Mech. Design Accounting Johnson Data Processing Lic. Pract. Gen. Clerical Nursing V. Swenson, State Supervisor of Distributive Education, and W. Chojnowski, State Supervisor of Business and Distributive Education were members of the team evaluating the Distributive Education Department. Here they and our instructor, R. Markos, are examining a merchandising plan for one of the courses in Distributive Education. 4- Q1 l .2 J X M , NY if ' N .'- x V 1, fp- , 4 A if 141' ' 'f'.-. .1 .' flip! -A. :LJ fr Evelyn Johnson Gen. Cleric al pi - ' nzif 5 Jerome Johnson Kenneth Johnson Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Q 3 .M P x fc' it it M , Hi X- Himiilu 6? at ' ' it 5 3 'vi EE ,, fir., Kendra Johnson Edward Jolivette George J olivette Lic. Prac. Cabinetmaking Mech. Design Nursing - img I is a Yak 3 - ,Lai sta -Q J v' 3 'U V E A v ' Vs Q i I C J kg ..- Q -, 1 i T: T 1 I' Qi' '- 47112 ii fliififg 'Gif f 1 . ' V Nancy J olivette Duw ayne Jones Rita Jones Stan Jones Diane Jothen Carmen J ulsrud Tab Operator Mech. Design Tab Operator Data Processing Accounting Lic. Prac. rn ' 'ff 1 fc, ' Clarence Justin Leslie Kast Richard Kastner Accounting Machine Shop Auto Mechanics ,, ...W Nurs ing ,f ,Girls inthe new Institutional Foods class really have it made- -they get to eat the fruits of their labor! Here Sandra DuBois, Margaret Doerre and their instructor, Mrs. Witt, are about to do some Nanci' Kaufmann James Keeney Jane sampling. a Need any help with the judging??? Gen. Clerical Auto Tech. Kenclhamrner . Dental Ass't. NNY, ,YL Y V Y 4-,, 4 :gilt i -ff i ve- ,. Y ' --'fzyf .Ll Wen. ki 'M ,. vs: , -' A i 1' , :J A M T ' - wi' J it TIE 4 V 5 ' . r, ' in ' iz A ' ii ' N J in VV Y , gg .I .'. Af 1 1 Y 'Tir' ' 9' rififg , 'ii' Q V if xr 37-if EA A? V - , L . 'P A ' 'i A X , 1 A . tg: if l A J rr Rex Kiel Leroy Kile Peter Kinley Karol Kirchner Bill Kittleson Rita Klug Bus . Machines Mech. Design Welding Mech. Design Bus. Machines Graphic Arts 43. it , , G- .-Q Q- ,gn l 'irr 1 5 V1 ' qx .JV X fi 1 i ff'i 2 K 1 . VQ, i s if .L- Patricia Kneeland Ieanne Kneifl Olin Knudsen John Knutson Paul Knutson Ernest Koltis Lic. Prac. Med. Ass't. Mech. Design Air Conditioning Accounting Marketing Nursing r i -Si 'i Y 4. .' -, , 1 .5 ' , 4 . , I . 5, fax L l H - af, 5 ,, ff X X AJ' J! i' Y. ' X X M! fat! XM I . X -54 if 7.1 Q 7 . -HI, A --sv 1 'r s K., Q , 7 Donna Konichek Kathy Koula Data Processing Sec. Science Charles Kramer Helen Kramer Data Processing Tab Operator Rosemary Kramer Ilene Kriesche Med. Ass't. Gen. Clerical . . ane w i J V' ' H Y , K s ' V' 'N 'J ' 'I 7 V-: :VY ,j V' as V v ' I , 1 , 5- ,ffv , firfi l ef ' . 3-75: Wayne Krohn James Krueger Michael Electronics Machine Shop K'-UfllZ0ViCh Advertising Art f. w EJ' lp ' 1 I q YY 'ff ,, JCL- 4 ,, 1- ,N 1 ' 'rf ' sr, r 5 3 ' A afar K... ,a f ' M 'lr A 'iii The rest of 'us have to be content with the 7 ' Wg I f ' 'i tantalizing smells that permeate the building. Here dw! Mrs. Witt- and Sandra DuBois are checking some - 'gk U mouth-watering rolls. A graduate of this program is trained to work Ehzabeth Lamb Lana Larsen Lmda Larson in food service establishments and is qualified to be Llc' Pfac- Gen- 5fen08faPhY Gen- Sten0g1'aPh3 a Dietary Assistant. Nursing ui r If bw' I W I. ,,, A . iil - ia, K f r, ,.,y. V ' I J'lEf :,f.1 -1 1 . 'Lf Mary J. Larson Monti Larson Wayne Larson Dolores Lash Gloria Lattman Ioan Layland Med. Secretarial Machine Shop Machine Shop Lic. PMC, Apparel Arts Med. Ass't. Nurs ing Now is the time for all good men--oops, ladies --to learn those numbers! I i N , L ,- f ff is-kk K . Lynda Lichtie Lic. Prac. Nursing 5, I5 JIM 'QS -Q if 1 i'iI P N . ,f L-ar' an Jw L R. ' gk H M vt X X ing iw lfivm Q R! A ' 45 AW . Robt. Linzenrneyer Tab Operator 1' I Rodney Lombard Pat Londkoski Drafting fd Bus. Machines ,hw U 1 fy L M iz: S 5 -W xl ' ' Candace Leiehne Margaret Lenox Dental Ass 't. Dental Ass 't. 1 ' r N s V T4 if Y I Y.. ju 4 CK 3 if :s 'Q 51:11 ..r'1:A - Sherry Lenox Mary Lew ison Med . Secretary Bus . Machines A LCIJN se: - wi! .r . It 4 Edith Loose Inst. Foods x fr xii L Arleen Losching Stenography Rita Lucey Mary Ann Lund LuElla Lundgren Judy Marshall Eugene Mason J im MaSOI1 Stenography Gen. Clerical Stenography Gen. Clerical Marketing AUIO BOCIY 5- ,fb D-- W 2 sss is - 7 e C A. 'Q , L V ' ' 02 'N 11' 1 ' f ,IV 1. , is 4! - -ee: 9 ,,,, L ' ' V' I ', . ' I 5- li ,f Jean Matt Faye Mattie Jane Mattison Jack Maybee Martha McCarthy Richard Bus. Machines Med. Ass't. Stenography Accounting SISHOSIHPUY Mcconaghy Advertising Art V , um' M ' 1,14-ul R 1 ' , V' w..- ' - rr 4 5 1'- Tom McConaghy Linda McCoy Steve McDonald Welding Marketing Marketing 1:3 'u 'xl N x. . 'Nu -V gh ,. N-, Er iv i ,M a I A .ai -1- x an I I, f 0 4', , J, , .Q F - 3 CP' J' , ' .11 '- u. WW'., .e.W A i l75ff:5g, ll Q ' , l, . , ' '7'1?,Zi2 I in i Corrine Roger McDowell Gary McKillip McDoug1e Accounting Graphic Arts Apparel Arts ' r- K Yi 1' A7 Q 1 hr 'Q' . y ,.. s 5-4 I rl . , ,, - e -f 1 ' N ., N N- -if ' ,Z 1: rj , Q., - -l s ,Lil , 4 Afggseazgi' in TM' ' Y 1 as EV ciiiii Lx 1 .. . ,, i H u Philip Meboe Thomas Meeker Alice Meier Vicki Meil Bill Meir Harvey Melcher Tab Operator Auto Mechanics Sec. Science Dental Ass't. Marketing Bus. Machines W in A l ,,.' -fl ' Mr. Roecker has stimulated much interest in ,N , . fi photography this year, and we are indebted to him ,W X A ,g l i ' i and his crew for many of our pictures. Here Mary j-L' Earl is getting the camera ready. A, Q ', X ' 1 A li , -1 f- X' 5 , -' 5 Shirley Merold Apparel Arts Beatrice Mellem Dorothy Mercier Gen. Clerical Lic. Pract. Nursing Ny Dennis Merrel Bruce Merrill Frances Meyer Mech. Design Gen. Clerical Accounting - Sandy Meyer Stephen Meyers Chris Miller Accounting Mech. Design Mech. Design A new display case was built in the main cor ridor this year. Here Mr. H, Ford, member of the Financial Assistance Div. for Small Busi- ness at Madisong Mr. Mortong Mr R. 'Hoerz, Per- sonnel Director at Manchester 's Dept. Store, Madisong and Mr. Richardson pause to exam- ine a display set up by Marketing Class. ,. -A 'K r ' . Q-A af M , ' .- - W B' lx :gf '61 iff' .JZ l , 1' alfvas F cb? 'VK r K' : 1 K - I' Hia, ' A V A -M ' , - C ' .- I B ,Z - 1 ri ' Q Nl f ,f - X i . Oar- f l A Dennis Miller Donna Miller Marvin Miller Patricia Miller Margie Milligan Mary Milne Marketing Dental Ass't. Auto Mechanics Marketing Steno L. P. N. V It -f' ' ir., , 1- A Wgtiigj -I, ' I if 9' T9 ' - F13 A ' f 1 '4 5 sf if! 'I .Y ff' Yi 'gh' fvjl 15' 1 -ifg?P!7 tt' 'r V - t . E ,Jay 'Ala , r is if A . ' ' ' Q A H' 1:41 ' Kr 'Nfl A Arnold Mitzey Elmer Moe Sigurd Molland David Molle- Ed Monahan Gerald Moti Mech. DeSigr1 Mech. Design Marketing dahl Electronics Electronics Machine Shop ' ri W-L, 2 I gf p b y 1 ,Q .fr I7 T A Ep fr 1 if A 3 ,,,, I Mary Moon Rgnald Mgore Wally Moser Barb Naze Richard Neefe Barbara Nelson Marketing Auto Mech. Machine Shop Dental Ass't. Marketing Steno Another first is the independent- ly operated Book- store where stu- dents purchase books and other supplies. Manager Judy Thompson is shown helping Dorothy Salek with a purchase while John Spah and Bob Draeger browse. X A,-at -Y X rx: xi' CU' -- as .J an P J V N ' age- -D ... ,H , if hast .. . 1 'Ji A - 4,14 T Q P il I .J he at .ak ,W J r Dale Nelson Guy Nelson Margarette Nel- Thomas Nelson Mike Neumar Michele New- Electronics Adver. Art son Welding Electronics comb Medical Ass't. Dental Ass't. -7 ,T NT f -T t.. all A E. ri, J' ' .,: s if FA-'Y ' E A-:a J J, Z 1 V' if x N . W h ' J . XE' L ' 15.5 1 il? Dave Niedefeldt Russell N olding Ardith Olden- Cheryl Oleske Donald Olloff David Olsen Data Processing Welding burg Dental Ass 't. Welding Auto Tech. General Clerical A gl J J , rr,, A f it is p A Ex 'll .' -2 ag. ' .xr lk J D D nl z t Douglas Olsen Larry Olsen A1-lan Olson Blanche Olson Jim Olson Linda Olson Electronics Auto Tech. Cabinetmaking Inst. Foods Accounting Dental Ass 't. 3 x , ' Q AL ' 'g ' Q f -4 N 4 Xb' ,K Scott Olson l Q L W' Accounting C' +C. P Sou -:Q ' V'.'-v If ., :g - A, Ev 'fad 5 S f fi' ' a Stanley Olson Machine Shop Q, iff iii' M 5, 1 I Rolland Olson Grace Osley Air Cond. 8: Bus. Machines Fern E. and Terry W. are decorating the tree for our Christmas party. Refrig- . ,. . X , P YP' A if is ' 2 3, N x Virgil Ostreng Linda Pacl Sheryll Paczyn- Darlene Palah- Lowell Patent Alan Paul Accounting Med, Secretary ski niuk Electronics Graphic Arts Inst. Foods Stenography aa- V' Ars ' ,A if V Q f e V rf- 5 .:,.,, . H wr' 7 3 2 . f' 'L lj A fi fi ff 1 ,qv A E T xeffjr 4 1 QA X -fzlJ A x A ' Ronald Paulsruci Leonard Pedslee Charlayne Per- Joette Pervisky Stephen Peters Dennis Peterson A ccounting Welding visky Stenography A ccounting A ccountin g Stenography ing' 1l4.f,., fm 3, Q M g , ii 4 , 3 'N A r 1 V ' E' 1 ' . rare. I - Q 1 - s 4 7' X It x - . N i ' ,V W jf' ri, Pl h I P M K Eugene Peterson Janice Peterson Mary Peterson Linda Peyton Patricia Pfaff Delmon Phillips Auto Mechanics Bus. Machines Dental Assistant Dental Assistant Med. Secretarial Graphic Arts Q. gp 1' If , H ,aa ' 1' Russ Pickering Data Processing 'fi 'f Karen Potts Commercial Art , ,lass y -'fi -'Pj Nl .ir 4 2 R 1 Greg Pielhop Graphic Arts 'vrmr . 4- 'AV an l- DQ X -we Aff F. I -f rg ,ff , in xx r :' F'-1 .45 I -f W6 if on 'F' Millie Pientok Kenneth Pierce Marlyce Pierzina Bob Pollick Accounting Air Cond. 8: Bus. Machines Commercial Art , X as l , 1 am 1 i W' Refrig. ri' ' ggi? i A A A Barbara Pretasky Sandy Proudfoot James Purvis Gerald Quacken- Keith Roberts Lic. Pract. Nurse Bus. Machines Auto Mechanics bush Electronics f 1- s .i-W 03. .Z A A' F4 ' A , 1. .4 Mary Roberts ,r :ss ti .1 lk, H ., if . 1 ,,jj1,,, ',,.gqiQT1- 1 ,5 4, f .f 1 Roger Ready Med. Secretarial Accounting Il , - r fi' if - 1 1 t .JS ' at, ,Q N wwf ff- ..f X ,.-C . , - x Irene Rhodes Lic. Pract. Nurse .4 -i 1 X Margaret Riek Bus. Machines 'xr' X. Marilyn Rieber Stenography ,K 9' 4 , it 2 Q WV t Roger Riese Data Processing Data Processing -f: ,X ,lr - ' t 5:4 ,Sr ,. 4 Davis Reed Sharon Rego Bruce Rene Steven Retzlaff Marketing Bus. Machines Auto Mechanics Electronics Time out for class--then back to the Union! I iv- i Q it 2 pil 3 I A I 5 l 1 E J, yu r ' i i I For ME? ? M W' R , ww H rg fri -f mf rv TE' fl Ed. Rogers Electronics J . ,Lx I fl? Z f' -. .g.y' - -, A rvid Runice Marketing y J ,unit 5 my .. - I u YT .,- 'WWW 5 G 7 1 4 James Rindahl Graphic Arts Barbara Riley Gen. Clerical Hamid Ritter Carol Robinson Mech. D6Sigf1 Gen. Clerical or r it J srva J J Wi J 'Ea :L S gf? v , A sg: it n:.,m.! gg Arthur Rogge Alice Roggen- Roxanne Rosson Elizabeth Roths- John Rueth Data Processing sack Accounting child Auto Mechanics Bus. Machines Accounting ' - 1 , an? -+ .,. - -'QA 'N J i is ' 1,5 sig' xi 1 .hl rgjr-,, ' I I Y , ' ' 51-2' rf, Dan Runkel Larry Sacia Gary Sackett Dorothy Salek Charles Sanders Data Processing Machine Shop Mech. Design Advertising Art Accounting 3 frssfsfsg, H 1 ,, :sH,e.:m- ms - . , - : V ' 5 Y E:E?.!.E?':-' A 1-'-.' 5: Q n 'i :::Q',- s Arleen Sanford Zenon Sawa Jeanne Scafe Steven Schmalt Jeanne Schne- James Schmidt Data Processing Accounting Bus, Machines Air Cond. 81 decker Mech. Design Refrig. Stenography J :T rp if . if J ge' v A ff of J fq 5.1.1.1 N X 'ul gi- ' 5 fg:f':f f X if 'li spite-Q ' ' fi: fr Yi Y M, Y QLJ' , ' N Mary Schmidt Gregory Schmitz David Schroeder Eldon Schroeder Lic. Pract. Nurse Machine Shop Accounting Electronics Oh! how pretty! ! 'A ,ae , ev- , . .X 4 VM ' V : ., ,N Q11 r. . J John Schroeder Accounting H'LV,.lF E X. T 1,,n Mike Sedbrook Welding nn , Lf? Y CV' ' 76-Q, if . n,n. .Ji ff er -II.. . 4: Q' I 1 A 1 A If Richard Sghroe- Kenny Schultz der Auto Tech. Auto Mechanics ' ' if-E Yi. it ui ii' uf N.. it N 'A T :K 343' Sheila Selck Dental Ass't. Phil Semke A ccounting 1-' ,. -- v. .1 V , - T +3 if '9 . F .lf Clarice Shaner Lic. Pract. Nurse fx k J' fl? if r L yr , gif? 'V - Janice Silha Bus. Machines Charles Shedivy Mech. Design Joyce Sheehan Med. Assistant T Sharon Sebranek Happy Birthday, Miss Peterson! Y Gen, Clerical if , I Carl Seng Sharon Seng Joyce Sevel-Son Electronics Med. Ass 't. Dentat Ass't. ' X x K , 'is 35 i - . s . x J, !, lf 3 :I-- A l .f- lf! 'H f AW - ,K :HM 5' ,. l 5 n I Cabinet making ze f- ' .- . Q W 1 , V , I. V- P' x' ' 1 . 3, QQ' -, ' ,- if - . John Singleton Linda Skaar John Skadahl Machine Shop Stenography Welding fReading cardj How nice of them to remember me! r I 1 , V I y 'V A .... - 5. TLB' A 1 iill Roger Smith Ann Sobkowiak Accounting Legal Secretary Rodney Sheldon Victoria Sherry Kay Showers Med. Secretary Tab Operator -Km 'X G I' 7- X an 4: .,.' w, 1 A s tl f r fr, Jo Slattery Marcia Smith Lic. Pract. Nurse Tab Operator .W D 5 x 'fs U Q 15. - . 'b . . Gregory Sobkow- Karen Sorenson iak Tab Operator Mech. Design w,.. 11 ' , 1 xlmlx -' li ., . , ,. ,, ', an V -f 4 A Qi .rt-.,, I f nl Cr if l lakh I E -:S Q v W sf ? i f fivr gli '-fill y ' .2335 V Al. 1 John Spah Darrell Sporo Randy Sprain Susan Sprinkle Norma Stadtler Sandy Stafslien Advertising A1-13 Mech. Design Cabinetmaking Legal Secretary Tab Operator Dental Ass't. .L 1 , ' . ,U ,xp t Q, any if Robert Stalzman A ccounting l if 'A ' dpi I ' Q nv I S L J 5, David Steiner Mech. Design .ai 0' I.. , 'z Coleen Steele Bus. Machines The CTI Student Congress sponsored a drive to establish a per- manent student loan fund to tide any full-time student over in a financial emergency. Shown here are Pres. Fascher, at the kick-off convocation. t W ,r if v xiii E. ,Ea i , , Q w A f ' Gary Stelzig Barbara Stephan Dorothy Stoda Data Processing Med. Ass't. Inst. Foods Dennis Steinke Data Processing Mr. Temte, and the Cheerleaders it 'ie E I rl ,Hr E f- if A Q if Kathleen Stokes Apparel Arts Pat Stoen Sec. Science Floyd Storey Commercial Art is ' in ,A R,'3iiQQEiiQQgQji,41g ,+A M u as X in 4 5 'RW E W ' YP' , 1 l 'A fl Mia I .pq Q' A I Alfa, , HTL. I 1 A Jim Streck Edward Stude- Roger Suhr Connie Swartz Lanell Swiggurn Robert Temp Electronics baker Auto Mechanics Inst. Foods Accounting Accounting Auto Mechanics ,, All ., :xi V+. ' is 2 1 -.,, .Q 45 51 T! f,. I n -: A ' I 1 Jean Tesch Judith Teska Paul Thill John Thoftne Tab Operator Med. Secretary Mech. Design Marketing 1 ' ,Hr A . i 1 ny ' jf .Y 3 i 1 -- Q ' A ' xi- Av V . xl, X i J? I. , -A.: - .L ., 1, A - Dolores Thomas Janet Thompson Linda Thompson Beverly Thorson Accounting Accounting Accounting Sec. Science - U'i,'n I I 9 , 3 fl i 4 X ll James Tilleson Marie Townsend Welding A ccounting Dennis Tsugawa Charles Turben Electronics Machine Shop '7 T W , 05.3 as J' X I Q 5 ,F 15, IFN'-R .-fdgi WT! I Il lu ef- -4 2 'N- lrene Tweeten Gary Vance Joseph Vander- Steve Van Sick- Tab Operator Electronics burg le Electronics Auto Tech. fa at U :iF'1- ,A 'T' fb I f 11' ' I ' iz , L ' y, 1 ' ,. ' QQ? .4 A . f f fr' ri ., , 1. .fx .I ' J-3 ' --. Q I . J .: .-im li .L 'aw . J fins, ,,f. 4 Rod Van T01 Linda Vich Janie Vieth Harold Vine Auto Tech. Dental Ass't. Accounting Auto Body Pres. Steve Fascher Ctopj assists Rich Deal fladderj and Don Copper install the giant Student Loan Fund Drive Thermometer in the Student Center. 41 ff 1 4 'H 4 qi, H ' ..: , W an ' 1 ' ' l 0 ,ii 'F' 2 1 Tv? -1 ' 3 Q L H H J I-2 ga-S' . L , F lmg.. 1 I , W an-A u X ' Cheryl Viner Paul Von Wald Apparel Arts Auto Body Donald Wangen John Webb Auto Mechanics Electronics Glenn Wells Accounting is , , Num H Hu Wm 1 M it nl Afl Frances West Gen. Clerical uiifl Yi, Y I 5 af ' wx., ff n,t ' ff f , 7 V I-A Patricia Wenzel Lic. Prac. Nurse Janice Walker Com. Art n 1' .l ,Vai- -sf ,- rl . q., ,X Vicki Wedwick Tab Operator X-I '1iW:'3 4:: l 'A ' , ,n H, ,, Nl Betty West Dental Assist. wwmllll' 'tl' W 'HH ,WN HW.. HHN H J 'Wi N M, N 'as mlb-Qlhhwft mt 1' n tu V! M N N N M Jlllpwlltl mpg lv' N ,H vm H 'Rl Y f- M v in ... Lg, Juanita West Med . Assistant - -V' Kid' ' u, ....., f fl, . Dorothy Wetter- George Whitehead lin Welding Lic. Prac. Nurse I Vt Larry Wallace Diane Wallin Shirley Walters Mech. Design Bus. Machines Inst. Foods 'gi l .4 ' . , , :f f X ,, I V - ' it Q- 'pi- Lfa trams ?.4 ll llllllllhiqalllllk - jk ra? Gary Weclwick Linda Wehman George Wells Accounting Bus. Machines Welding Al Westlie Barb Naze. Queen of the Sweetheart Dance. and her Machine Shop escort, Francis Mathison. -th l L' V ' D ' A fL iw' '3fS5?TQL5 , g,d.5:?lt A fffgi All 1' P- 1 Q t if ' -. ' ' W ' W ' sw Kenny Wilber Auto Mechanics Jean Williams Bus. Machines Alva Wilcox Maureen Wild Auto Mechanics Bus. Machines Al John Williams Roger Williams Terry Winchel Edward Winslow Auto Body Cabinetmaking Data Processing Welding Gen. Clerical .4 Q. I w 1, I D l 2. .N ia . hx J ' ' lag 1' Q 'vii ' Q N, M. N' X l ' . 'z I, v- 'I X 5. 1- . 5 ,Q I ll h A aiarfgt itfer- -- llglllil V - il Joe Woodward Margie Wopat Judi Worchel Joyce Worchel Susan Woyccki Printing Med. Secretary Dental Assist. Med. Secretary Inst. Foods With several technical programs in full swing. the library grows bigger and busier. if-f,,,,,, ,.f, rt.,rtt, .. 15 ' A p 'C .. a ww V W S tr gs' Marilyn Wiskow Arthur Woia-hu Mech. Design I A M X isr as 'J w L. Corrine Wozniak Lic. Prac. Nurse ' '1 ' Aj to - El- fi' ' 'vi ' s. Dawn Young Bus. Machines Max. ,gp '- if t sl .I 11 Q 1 .H James Young Machine Shop ' t -- Tn 1 'N x i fp 1 I... f -- ' ' qw ., -' ',- ,tQ' .' .,r i -4 N. Y ,jj K . 1 jg , me- g - 's 11 i - A . , n 1 W' 5' we 2 -2 , ' I fi 1 ' ll -' K Mike Young Pat Young Sandra Youngman Barbara Zahn Loren Ziegler Ron Zingsheirn Marketing Bus. Machines Med. Assist. Bus. Machines Electronics Accounting 43 STUDENT PRACTICAL NURSES--ROW ONE. Left to Right: Io Dean Neary, Jane Tracey, Nancy Greer, Carol Engh, Linda Schubert. ROW TWO: Geraldine Ginther. Jean Fuchs, Beatrice Graff, Elizabeth Wal- ski. Joyce Wiggert. Caroline Pieper. ROW THREE: Nancy Johnson . Patrici Haugen, Sally Millard ner. Catherine Meir, Linda Helgerson Florence Hauser, Ruth Ann Hazelton Cindy Geordt Second Semester Enrollees ROW ONE, Left to Right: Dorothy Zielke fClerica1j, ter Guth fMachine Shopy ROW THREE Jerald Mar Marion Secor QC1ericalJ. and Florence Gilboe fCler- tin fweldingj. Gene Satress fweldingj and Gayl icalj. ROW TWO: Ronald Langen fMachine Shopj. Fred Engles fweldingj, Dan Schleh nfweldingj. Wal- Conrad fweldingj. 44 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 'A flihrrstmas Qlarnl WE VENTURED INTO DRAMA , 1 KNEELING: Student Manager Duane Volden. ROW TWO: Assistant Coach Don Witt, James Haines, Gary ONE. Left to Right: Roger Misch, Dennis Erpenbach. Addis, Leo Fronk, Gerald Monti. Steve Schrnaltz, Mike Neuman. Bob Ducklow. and Tom Peek. ROW and Coach Dean Morton. Barb Naze Linda Peyton Fern Errthum Coleen Steele ' Q 'I -:4 ,s fl A BEGINNING The Cavaliers of Coach Dean Morton finished the regular season with a highly respectable twelve wins and six defeats in the Wisconsin Technical College Confer- ence. In their initial season in the WTCC. the Cavaliers finished in third place. Highlights ofthe season were the victory over Mad- ison at the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. which avenged in earlier Cavalier defeat at Madison, and a fantastic come-from-behind victory over the LaCrosse State Uni- versity Freshmen. In this latter game the Cavaliers over- came a twenty-point deficit in the final eight minutes to come away with a 92-90 victory. Personnel-wise, the Cavaliers were led by 6' 10 center Gary Addis who scored 419 points in eighteen regular season games for an average of 23. 3 points per game. Other standouts on the squad included the Cava- liers' fine guard combination of Bob Ducklow and Roger Misch. Leo Fronk, a fine forward. started the season slowly but came on strong with a fine 29-point perfor- mance in the victory over the L. S. U. Frosh. Dennis Er- penbach and Tom Peek split starting time at the forward position with both of them performing more than ade- quately. Fine bench strength was present in the form of Jim Haines, Steve Schmaltz and Mike Neumann. Head Coach Dean Morton was ably assisted by Assistant Coach Don Witt and Student Manager Duane Volden. Their third-place finish for the season in the WTCC earned the Cavaliers a trip to conference's invitational tournament at Racine on March 3 and 4. .1 ,A :nw J 'fu' 1, if I gg . -Y: Will it or won't it? Who's WORRIED! Not the coach. CTI 'CTI CTI 'CTI CTI CTI CTI 'CTI CTI CTI 'CTI 'CTI 'CTI 'CTI 'CTI CTI CTI 'CTI 89 87 98 102 91 53 75 67 85 85 88 86 116 80 82 92 92 104 ' Home Games 1966 -67 SCHEDULE Rice Lake Richland County Wausau Wisconsin Rapids Madison Racine Milwaukee L. S. U. Frosh Wisconsin Rapids Richland County Milwaukee Racine Waukesha Wausau Madison Waukesha L. S. U. Frosh Rice Lake ' - 1:-.r I 67 73 99 66 103 51 108 73 71 81 91 79 68 87 78 88 90 56 47 VARSITY TEAM--Richard Markos CC02.ChJ. ROITIB. Darkes, Lorraine Farley. Dennis Morris. Bob Olson. and Steve B Ii n g Scholberg. The Coleman Technical Institute Intramuarl Bowling league allowed a host of students to partic- ipate in extra-curricular activity. Approximately thirty-five students signed up for bowling. making eight teams possible. The bowling was performed at the Holiday Lanes on Wednesday aftemoons. The GUTTERSLINGERS managed to top the league with a 21 win and 2 loss record. The first place champs managed to cling to their lead as the GUTTERDUS- WISCONSIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE Varsity Bowling Standing Team Won Lost Average Madison i 31 1 929 Milwaukee 22 10 851 Racine 19 13 870 Sheboygan 13 19 805 La Crosse 8 24 754 Waukesha 6 26 762 TERS C17 wins and 6 lossesy and the ALLEYBUMS Q13 wins and 10 lossesj kept the pressure on throughout the seven weeks of bowling. Elden Schroeder, ofthe first-place Gutterdusters, grabbed top honors: High- est Single Game 214 on November 2 and Highest Three-game Total on December '7, 504. Coleman Tech also had a varsity team which competed with other technical schools in the state. INTRAMURAL BOWLING STANDINGS Team Won Lost Gutterslingers 21 2 Gutterdusters 17 6 Alley Bums 13 10 Alleycats 11 12 Kingpins 11 12 Pindodgers 10 13 Pinsmashers '7 16 Night Crawlers 2 21 5 may ww, H Y ' Mfg, - , in ww BACK TO FRONT: Russ Pickering, Francis Mathi- son QParliamentarianj, John Cejka, Marge Collins CTreasurerj, Louie Porath, Fern Errthum QSecretaryJ, Student ,uw f H Lin Being president isn't so bad, is it Steve? fOr being secretary, either! IJ and Steve Fascher Q Pr e si d e ntj. Not pictured, Ed Parker, fVice Presidentj. Congress The Student Congress is the student govern- ing body at C. T. I. It consists of faculty advi- sors, the officers. and members at large. All are elected by the student body in a general election. The remainder of the representatives come from the organized clubs at Coleman Tech. The Student Congress is the heart of the student body. It is the clearing house for all school activities of the clubs, fraternities, and other organizations. It is the students' voice to the administration on school policy. They plan activities and give suggestions to the adminis- tration on matters concerning student welfare. It meets weekly. with meetings open to all students. Some of the year's activities sP0l1S0Fed by the Student Congress have been monthly dances, the annual Sweetheart Dance, a stunt show, student loan fund campaign, and a school variety show. The Student Congress works for the stu- dents. Our aim is for the students to enjoy their stay at Coleman Technical Institute. 49 'FH ROW ONE. Left to Right: Jim Doerre. Steve David- son. Alan Hanson, Tom Downs fSergeant-at-Armsj. John Stange. Mike Black, Roger Smith. ROW TWO: Richard Westpfa1fVice-Presidentj, Jim Richmond QSecretaryJ, Dennis Erpenbach Cfreasurerj. Dave 0-'-3 Lund. John Gomez. Larry Schroeder. ROW THREE: Rodney Sheldon, Tom Krueger, Dale Block, Greg Prelhop, Claremont Jacobson fPresidentj, Fred Stag- gemeier. Tau Iota Llpsilon Tau Iota Upsilon is a fraternity organized for students in Trades and Industries. Its aims are to unite the students at C. T. I. , to provide social life, to promote the welfare ofthe student members. to increase the influence of the T. and I. group in school affairs, to encourage the exchange of ideas between groups, to promote atie between student, school. and industry. and to be of service to the school, students, and community. TIU pledge, A1 Hanson, waits on ac- tive member, Rich Westpfal, d u r i n g pledge week. Another active member. Den- nis Erpenbach, looks on, waiting for his turn to terrorize the pledges. 50 -:S 4:- FRONT ROW. Left to Right: John Cjeka fVice-Presi- denty, Ron Hangartner fSergeant-at-Armsj, Larry Mittlestadt, Phil Larson, and Francis Mathison fSec- retaryj. BACK ROW: Bob Thill. Carl Loff fPresi- denty, Louie Porath, Jim Harry. and Duane Volden. Delta Eta Tau Delta Eta Tau Fraternity was organized on Jan- uary 31, 1964. The technical fraternity was formed in order to develop a better understanding between the technical students and the rest of the student body and the faculty. It is open to Students of Electronics, Drafting, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. and Automotive Technology. Each year the fraternity has a Pledge Week for all those wishing to join. This year we had four pledges. They each had to make a paddle accord- ing to specifications and carry it with them during school throughout Pledge Week. They also carried a shoe shine kit and a name card. The pledge was expected to call all active members by sir and perform any duties that the active members might desire. They were considered active members after a quarter. A formal initiation was held at the Party House at the end of the first semester. This year Delta Eta Tau joined with the other organizations at C. T. I. to sponsor the annual Sweet- heart Dance under the direction of the Student Con- gress. This Dance has been one of the highlights of each school year. For the past three years Delta Eta Tau's candidate for sweetheart has been the queen. This year we sponsored Barb Naze, who made a lovely queen. What a target! Louie Pora th and Bob Strand are be- ing initiated by Duane Volden. 51 Oooh! I THAT smarts' in I ROW ONE, Left to Right: Linda Olson fPres.j, Linda J0fhe1'1' BGUY WCSI- ROW FOUR: Darlene Flaig. Peyton fSec.J. ROW TWO: Barbara Naze, Judie Judy Worchel, Cheryl Oleske, Pamela Thaldorf. Lium fPar. Q, Sandra Stafslienfvice-Pres. 8: Treas. J. ROW FIVE: Roxanne Rosson, Brenda Fisher, Marge ROW THREE: Fern Errthum. Marilyn Carr. Diane Collins. D ma i elta Gam Ph The Delta Gamma Phi Sorority was organized are mint green and white. for women students in November, 1966. This year we sponsored the Hillbilly Hoedown Our aims are educational. service, and social Dance and Co-sponsored the Sweetheart Dance. Miss in nature. Our flower is the white rose, and our colors Niederkorn is our faculty advisor. We didn't know we had so many hillbillies around! .::-a-1 ,,' N aft? A.. , 1966-67 Officers The Wisconsin Business Education Club of Cole- man Technical Institute is affiliated with the state- wide Wisconsin Business Education Clubs and The National Office Education Association. Member- ship is open to all students enrolled in the Bus. Ed. Dept. The purposes of the W. B. E. C. are: 1. To develop leadership in the field of business. 2. To show industry what is being accom- plished in our chapter. 3. To provide satisfactory social and rec- reational activities. 4. To become better citizens in our up- coming society through practice of business problems. The main event of the year is the convention at Green Lake where members compete with other chapters for the titles of Secretary of the Year. Accountant of the Year, Data Processor of the Year. and Chapter of the Year. ROW ONE. Left to Right: Virginia Hodge. Cheryl Chapman. Bruce Merrill, Ruth Richardson. Sue Stangl. and Rita Jones fl-Iistorianj. ROW TWO: Lorraine Farley fVice-Pres.J. Donna Konichek fSec.J. Mary Larson. Sue Skemp. Irene Tweeten. Lana Larson Our get-acquainted picnic was at Myrick Park. W W.B. E. C. presented Peanuts at the Stunt Show. WBEC Beatrice Mellem, and Sharon Habhegger. ROW THREE: Betty Helke fTreasurerj, Roger Misch. Charles Kramer. Russ Pickering fPar1iamentarianJ. Gary Hagen. Richard Running fPres.J. Tom Aldrich. Nancy Mielke. I 'Cir Ixgvx . 53 ROW ONE, Left to Right: John Wolff, Linda McCoy THREE: Richard Markos fAdviserj, Steve Fascher, fSec.J, Mary Moon, Jerry Cina. ROW TWO: Den- Jim Hall, Dennis Erickson fTreasurerJ, LarryKurth nis Miller. Ernie Koltis, Rich Deal, Gary Gleason, Tom I-linytzke, Dick Schmidt flfresidentl. ROW CVice-Presidentj, Ed Kloss fParliamentarianj, and Tom Walters fl-listorianj. DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of America fDECAJ builds future leaders in marketing and dis- tribution. The Club is recognized as a co-curricu- lar activity to the marketing program. Vocational understanding, civic consciousness. social intelli- gence and leadership development stand out as the leading principles of the organization. In the 1966-67 school year the Coleman DECA club engaged in many activities to accomplish these objectives. The Club helped the Chamber of Com- merce carry out a survey of the wholesalers in the La Crosse area, helped build Man-Lay garden, ob- served national DECA week. Nov. 7-13, held a 54 banquet with a local businessman as guest speaker, sponsored a shoe shine to help raise money for the Student Loan Fund, attended the state leadership conference in Green Lake, attended the President's conference in Oshkosh, held many social events, and aided the evaluation of the marketing program by the State Board of Vocational Education. DECA gives the student an opportunity to view his studies on an informal level and thus gives greater strength to classroom learning. DECA is used as a tool to acquaint the businessmen of the com- munity with what Coleman Technical lnstitute has to offer. Richard Schmidt, John Wolff, and Larry Kurth received scholarships in Food Merchandising from David Nudd of the Gateway Grocery Co. Congratulations! CU' F ',.. v '4 Oomph-paa-paa! One. two, three, BLOW! Cavalier Pep Band The Band helps the basketball team win, the cheerleaders cheer, and provides entertainment at many functions around school. The high point of the year for the band was their appearance on the Ken Hutson Noon Time FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Russ Pickering, Larry O1son,Pat Hansen. Henryjensen. ROW TWO: Steven Show over WKBT television. Their performance was well received. Thanks to the Band for waking us up and pepping us up and furnishing us fine entertain- ment, too. Duerwachter, Richard Westpfahl, Louie Porath, Richard Butkewicz, Eugene Tetzlaff. -:cr 'K Eff ak ,1,,f, Q7 The new look of The Accolade, the school publication, was overwhelmingly accepted by both faculty and student body this year. The new maga- zine form of publication contains news of school activities and local news in the surrounding commu- nity. The staff worked diligently and enthusiastical- ly under their advisor, Mr. Meinert.-1 Mr. Roecker helped with photography and Mr. Fritz assisted with the production. Together they sought to produce the finest school publication possible. Editor. Richard Westpfahl. Editorial Staff: Gary Addis, Cheryl Chapman, Rone Egge, Marcella Hommer. Francis Mathison. Bruce Merrill, and Carl Seng. Production Staff: Mike Black. Dennis Erpen- bach, Hubert Braeger, and Clare Jacobson. Photo Staff: Mary Earl, Henry Jensen, George Jollevette. and Dave Lee. 56 ml Mr. Meinert. Mr. Fritz- David Lund, Richard Westpfahl, Marcella Hommer and Mike Black are shown ex- amining the latest is- sue of the Accolade as it comes off the press. The Accolade is published monthly. September through June each year to cir- culate information about the advance of technical and voca- tional education in western Wisconsin's lovely lively Cou- lee Region. Accolade Former Lt. Gov. Lucey and Senator Ted Kennedy found time to be interviewed by Accolade staff mem- ber Gary Addis on a visit to La Crosse during the 1966 state elections . . - Mary Larson. Sue Skemp, Pat Hansen fEditory, Janet Ebner. Janice Walker, Sharon Petzke, Mrs. Bethur- ern fAdvisorJ, and Marcella Hommer worked many long. hard hours to pre- serve these precious moments at C. T. I. As a staff, we wish to express our thanks to Mr. Roecker and his photographers and to Mr. Meinert and Mr. Fritz for their help and counsel. Staff members not pictured: Ruth Rich- ardson, Virginia Hodge and Lorraine -Farley. La Tech Editors Pat Hansen and Richard Westpfahl head the publications section of C. T. I. Mrs. Bethurern has a suggestion for Sue and Pat as they plan a layout. wEw y , A Secretaries 11. --W: 7-I , 5 A ,,, 1 , N 2 i vx, ,fe I , V V if ,X - . at .us .-rw. fn V ,1-X. ' - .5 ' :V 1 if '- V V ' 92 . 4, f w ., 1 , V '. CTT' ' fjf' fz' K - ,g , v Erwrf L 'L 'Eh . ii? 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