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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

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It is part of the main enterprise of our world: the upbuilding ofman. h Adfrom me TimesReview O O O O I O C O O O C S September 8, 1967 Photos by: Dennis Bechtel, Linda Olson, Pat Balk, Sue Henry and Gaylon Rettammel W W t !W W l I gr. i r51; 1 J The LaCrosse Vocational School started in 1912 in two rooms of the old First Ward Grade School at Sixth and Vine Streets. Coleman came to that small vocational ed- ucational 11plamw only four years later, where he improved conditions and enrollment grew rapidly. 11 Donald Meinert November, 1975 HanmwuuH Photos by: Tim Himsel, Linda Brown-1974-75 and Carol Michek Forward The faculty, staff and students of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute would like to join all Americans in the observance of our nationls 200th birthday. It is a time to reflect . . . a time to recall the action of those courageous men and women who declared before the world a new standard of mankindls freedom. This is also a time to look forward, to plan and, and to set our standards of today at a level that will result in and even greater America. We can all take pride in our countryis accomplishments over the past 200 years . . . and we at WWTI can be proud of our past history also. To help celebrate our nationls bicentennial, we will attempt to recapture in this volume some of the historical accomplishments of our own vocational, technical and adult education system. We will recall the dedication of those who have made this education possible. We will experience academic growth and development through vocational, technical programs. We will learn organization and cooperation through campus fellowship groups. We will observe how individual efforts con- tribute to team victories. We will remember the good times through campus and community social events. We will see campus expansion and 1111prove- ment to our present day. But no matter how great our achievements, we will do better. Therefore, the reflections of re-dedication seen from Western Wisconsin Technical Institute, 1975-76, as in the past 64 years are the results of each of us setting his or her own standards of ac- complishments. . . . to not only create a better vocational, technical education, but a better and greater America. by Sharon Pionke This Book Dedicated to John B. Coleman For His Devotion as Director of the Early Vocational School uHow does it feel to have a school named after your - That was a question that J ohn Coleman was asked constantly upon his retirement as long-time director of the La Crosse Vocational and Adult School in 1963, after having served 47 years in that same position. The question was asked because the La Crosse Board of Education renamed the school in Mr. Colemanis honor, and for five years tfrom 1963 to 19681 the school was known as the Coleman Technical Institute. Honors, like having his own school named for him, were not new or foreign to John Coleman. He started his career as a pioneer in the field of vocational education immediately after graduationfrom the old Whitewater Normal School, now the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, in 1906. Coleman was born in Whitewater, Wisconsin, in 1888. That made him 18 years old when he got his iirst job teaching tteacher-training then consisted of a two-year course after high schooD. On top of his early age of graduation, which was even quite young to iinish college in those days, Colemanis first job was as prin- cipal of the elementary school in Kiel, Wisconsin. Following his first job in Kiel, Coleman taught vocational courses in Kenosha, Wisconsin; at Interloc- kin School For Boys in La Porte, Indiana; and at the famous Milwuakee Continuation School, or Vocational School, now the Milwaukee Area Technical College. During summers, from 1906 until 1916 Coleman continued his education at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. In later years he completed his baccalaureate degree and also obtained a Masters Degree. It was in early 1916 when Coleman's boss at the Milwaukee Vocational School, Dr. Robert L . Cooley, called him into his office and said, They need a director of the vocational school in La Crosse -- be there tomorrow morning? Coleman didnit exactly take Dr. Cooley seriously until later that day when he met him in the hall of the Milwaukee school, and Dr. Cooley said, itWhat are you doing here, youire supposed to be in La Crosse on this afternoon's trainT' Coleman said he had to borrow some extra money from friends to pay the fare, and had to take a late train out of Milwaukee that arrived in La Crosse early in the morning. He got off the trainin a strange town and was met by one of the leading businessmen in La Crosse, Mr. Louis Hirscheimer, President of the La Crosse Plow Company, forerunner of the Allis-Chalmers Plantin the city. Hirschiemer took Coleman to see several other prominent La Crosse men who were all on the Vocational Education Board, and Mr. Coleman remained director continuously until his retirement 47 years later in 1963. J ohn Coleman became famous as a vocational school director and was featured in an article in THE READERS DIGEST Magazine, written by author George Kent, entitled A City That Goes To School. The article was also used as the basis of a radio program on the National Broadcasting System, which originated from New York City the same year. Coleman became famous - as did his school - and La Crosse was thought of as the center of vocational education for the whole nation. Coleman was asked to teach summers as a visiting professor at the University of Colorado - Fort Collins; Stout Institute tnow University of Wisconsin- Stoutl at Menomonie, Wisconsin; J acksonv111e College in Florida; Nevada State in Reno; the University of Minnesota; and also at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. In 1951, Coleman was elected president of the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce - testimony to his close working relationship with top business and industrial people of the community. Further recognition of his role as a community leader came in 1965 when he was chosen to be Festmaster of the La Crosse OKTOBERFEST celebration. J ohn B. Coleman has won many awards over the years, and has received many honors. The 1975 HLa Tech Staff, the W.W.T.I. Student Body, the faculty, administration and the Board of the Western Wisconsin Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District salute J ohn B. Coleman as an outstanding example of a citizen who helped America, and the local community, become great. In this, the 1976 Bicentennial Yearbook, it is appropriate that these pages are dedicated to J ohn B. Coleman - a great American! John B. Coleman Director-1916-1963 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We will recall the dedication of...jOHN B. COLEMAN, who has made this education possible... FAR LEFT: Mr. Coleman as he appeared in 1945 behind his desk in early Vocational School. CENTER: Mr. Coleman relates personal reminiscences for 1969 Oral History Project for Wisconsin State Univer- sity of La Crosse. LEFT: In the 1967 Oktoberfest Maple Leaf Parade, John Coleman held the reigns of Jumbo the elephant pulling a huge circus wagon. 1967 marked the be- ginning of eight consecutive first place awards in the Oktoberfest Parade every year. 10 Harold Erickson of 1510 Vine has fulfilled a long- standing dream of achiev- ing a college degree, des- pite the trials and trib- ulations ofsupportz'ng agrowing family ofsz'x children. He will become afull- time member of the Coleman Technical Institute sfaffupon graduation. J from the LaCrosse Tribune January 18, 1967 The Administration, Faculty 8: Staff Professionals in Vocational, Technical Education The administrative staff and faculty members at WWTI are among the outstanding vocational and technical educators in the state and nation. They devote their best professional efforts to developing new and better methods of instruction, maintaining high standards of achievements, and keeping abreast of developments in their fields. They provide opportunity for each individual to gain knowledge, skills, and an appreciation of himself. Each faculty member must conform to strict guidelines in order to be certified by the State Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education. In- cluded in these is the required formal education necessary to teach in assigned areas plus at least two years of related professional work experience in business or industry outside of school. by Terri Niehaus We will recall the dedication of those who have made this education possible... 11 12 The WGSterrLWisconsin District Board of Voca- tional, Technical and Adult Education was appointed by several participating county boards and public boards. Its flrst organizational meeting was held at La Crosse on J uly 8, 1968. The Board is composed of six members - two representative employees, two employers, two members-at-large, and one school administrator member designated by the six representative members. These men are responsible for administration of policy in the district. The original members of the board were Roy E. Kumm, Chairman eEmployerx J . O. Beadle, Vice Chair- man eMember-at-largex Robert E. Ringdahl, Secretary Employer; Louis F. Youngman, Treasurer eEmployeex Henry Ernst, Jr. eMember-at-largex Walter T. Weihrouch eEmployeex and Roland J . Hill School Administrator; ROW 1: Robert Ringdahl - Chairman, La Crosse County. ROW 2: J. O. Beadle - Vice Chairman, Trempealeau County, Louis Youngman- Secretary, La Crosse County. ROW 3: Myron Backhaus - Treasurer, Juneau County, Lloyd Mc Caskey, Monroe County. ROW 4: Paul Mockrud, Vernon County, Keith Martin, Sparta Area Joint Public School District Number One. District Director Charles G. Richardson serves as chief administrative officer of the Western Wisconsin Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District. He is responsible to the District Board for recommending policies and procedures for the District. He provides the neces- sary effective, professional leadership for the Board, plans the agendas for its meetings, and keeps it informed through regular reports. Mr. Richardsonis responsibilities also include recommending staff appointments, salary adjustments, formulating the District budget, and cooperating with local employ- ment agencies in the placement of graduates. He serves in a liaison capacity for the Board in its relationship with staff and students. Mr. Richardson is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie. His first teaching position was at Port Washington Vocational and Adult School, Port Washington, Wisconsin, where he later became Director. After obtaining his masters degree, he was the Director of vocational education at Willmar Community College for four years. Upon returning to La Crosse in 1965, Mr. Richardson became the Director of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute, known at that time as the Coleman Tech- nical Institute. In 1968, the Western Wisconsin VTAE District was formed, including all or parts of ten counties. The school has grown in size since then, from the Coleman Building to the present five buildings. The student body has increased from less than 500 to over 3,500. Paperwork has sky- rocketd. In addition, Mr. Richardson finds himself missin g an aspect of his position which was a reality years ago - getting around seeing all the students and knowing them. Charles G Richardson, Willmar, h Minn,hasbeennameddirector .................... of the Coleman Vocational, Tech- h m'cal and Adult Education School, Roy E. Kumm, president of the board said Tuesday. from The La Crosse Tribune June 22, 1 965 14 Adm I mstratlve Servnces is responsible for the financial matters of the district, including budgeting, tax collection, tuition, state and federal aids, payroll, fringe benefits and purchasing. The department is responsible for the physical facilities of the school and the administrative data processing department, which provides support services for other departments. Mr. Dale Tessmer serves as the administrator of this department. One of the major developments Mr. Tessmer finds over the last ten years is the switchover from hand to computer operations, eliminating much paperwork. In 1968, the Western Wisconsin VTAE District was formed, making it one of sixteen dis- tricts in the state. This event gave the school more financial independence. Western Wisconsin Techni- cal Institute is unique in that it is one of three down- town campuses in the state, an advantage which makes greater cultural exchange possible. TOP: Mr. Dale Tessmer - Administrator of Administrative Services. BOTTOM: Dr. Philip Thaldorf - Administrative Assistant, Jerry Boggs - Administrative Data Processing, James Boots - Admin- istrative Services. The TI provement of existing programs and the creation of new ones at WWTI stems from the work done by the Research and Development Department. Student and faculty evaluations of present programs play in important role in this research, along with graduate follow-ups, surveys, questionnaires and evaluations done at the business and industry levels. The department reports annually to the state and federal government and coordin- ates federal grants and building funds. The Research and Development Department is administered by Mr. William Temte. He has been at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute since J anuary 1964, when he started working as a mathe- matics and electronics instructor. Later he became the student activities director, financial aids officer and counselor. In 1968, the Research Department was formed, and Mr. Temte was its administrator. At the present time, he also has the duty as chair- man of the La Crosse area Manpower Board. Mr. Temte observes that the small college atmosphere at WWTI has changed to that of a large institution as more diversified student groups are being served. The Public Information Department at WWT'I operates primarily as a direct supportive branch of the District Directoris Office and is res- ponsible for the development and organization of all school and district publications, informational, and promotional materials, and internal and ex- ternal communications. This includes the coord- dination of approval for all official school publi- cations regarding instructional programs, student activities, recruitment and graduate placement; the dissemination of news releases to newspapers, radio and television; and the preparation of internal communciations such as the weekly faculty bulletin, as well as community service and evening school announcements. Mr. Donald tChickl Meinert is Administrator of Public Information for WWTI and the district. He started at WWTI in 1966 in an original position which was a sort of combined graphic arts and public information coordinator. At that time he taught chemistry, physics , advertising, commercial art and principles of graphic arts, and also served as the public relations director. As the school grew in size, the need for expanded public information services also increased, and now Mr. Meinert devotes all his time to this job. 15 TOP: Richard Flanigan - Safety Train- ing. MIDDLE: Robert Peterson - Driver Education. BOTTOM: William Schenk - Career Mobile Technician. FAR RIGHT: J. Robert Pendleton - Administrator of Community Services. In the year 1973 Community Services -' ., was established as an administrative unit directly responsible to the Director and Board of the Western Wisconsin Vocational Technical and Adult Educ- ation District. Community Services is charged with the responsibility to find the educational needs of and to provide the educational opportunities to all of the adult residents in the district. The Administrator of Community Services is J . Robert Pendleton, who retured from the Navy in 1970. Mr. Pendleton came to Western Wisconsin Technical Institute as a communication skills and social sciences instructor. During the 1971-72 school year he was president of the faculty. In 1972 he be- came the communication skills department head. When in J anuary of 1973 the Community Services was created, Mr. Pendleton became its admin- istrator. At the same time he was assigned as pro- ject director for a federal project in career educ- ation with the specific objective of taking career education tpreparing all people with a satisfactory career for lifel to the 27 public school districts which make up the Western Wisconsin postsecondary district. Western Wisconsin Tech- nical Institute broadened its outreach by establishing five regional community service centers responsible for adult and continuing education classes at 27 local high schools. taken from New Dimensions 1972-73 Annual Report TOP LEFT: Serving the Vocational Technical and Adult Education District at the West Center here at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute is Richard Rogers. MIDDLE LEFT: Serving at the Eastern Center at Mauston, Wisconsin is Dale Steffen. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Northeastern Center is at Sparta, Wisconsin with Gerald Dittmer serving this area. BOTTOM LEFT: Rich- ard Ammerman serves the Northwestern Center at Arcadia. Wisconsin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Morris Severson is responsible for the South Center, located at Viroqua. Wisconsin. 17 18 One Of the busnest departments at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute is Student Personnel Services. It is an integral part of a studentis school life which is in addition to instructional services and business services. These student services include guidance and counseling, career information, health services, housing, financial aids, registrar, admissions, high school relations, veterans' counseling, handicapped counseling, student activities and athletics. Mr. William H. Campbell is the administrator of this com- plex department. He was the first person assigned to Student Services approx- imately eleven years ago . The Student Services functions have grown over the past eleven years to fourteen full-time and part-time people. Facing Pagw TOP: Brian Barquest - Veteran's Affairs. MIDDLE: Dr. Gregory Egan - School Physician. BOTTOM LEFT: David Elkins - High School Relations, Carla Figgie - School Nurse, Richard Hoeft - Activities Director, Clinton Knutson - Financial Aids. LEFT: William Campbell - Administrator of School Personnel Services. BOTTOM LEFT: Harold Kumbier - Affirmative Action. Philip Malin - Handicap Project Coach, Richard Markos - Registrar, Constance Regelein - Veterans Affairs. 19 School SerVIces at WWTI is primarily concerned with good education of the student. For this reason, Mr. Victor Larsen serves as a very student orientated administrator. He is responsible to the District Director on matters concerning pro- gram development, instructional personnel and budget review. Mr. Larsen serves as the chief teacher certification ofiicer of the Western Wisconsin VTAE District and is a member of various state education advisory committees. In 1963, Mr. Larsen became associated with the school as its trade and industry coordinator. He was put in charge of instructio nal services for the district in 1965. Two years later, the original charter setting up the School Services Department changed his title to administrator of schoool services. One of the biggest changes Mr. Larsen notes in his department and the school is the increase in the number of staff members and programs. t'In 1973, Mr. Larsen, Admini- stator ofSchool Services, and Mr. Meinert, Public Information created a new teacher and stud- ent recruitment brochure which won the first place award of the International Association of Business Communicators. This award is the ttOscar 0f the bus- iness and industrialjoumalism field. The award is won annu- ally by only about eight nation- ally prominent concerns out of an average of 4,000 entries from the United States, Canada and the Western World? Donald Meinert November, 1975 The LaCrosse Redevelopment Authority is reviewing final plans and specifications for the proposed Health Center Build- ing for Coleman Technical In- stitute. Six-hundred and twenty-six student stations are provided for in the health occupations, electronics, science laboratories, classrooms and institutional foods areas. The building also will provide library, cafeteria and lounge fa- cilities for student use. Non- student areas will consist of the audio-visual production center, guidance and registrar and staff offices. from The LaCrosse Tribune January 20, 1968 - Facing Pagm Victor Larsen -Administrator ofSchool Services. TOP ROW: Earling Fadness Instructional Media, Lynn Foster - Instructional Media Assistant. SECOND ROW: Karl Friedline - Instructional Medla. Annette Niederkorn - Librarian, Robert Olson -Administrative Assistant. William Taylor- Instructional Media. THIRD ROW: Thuan Tran - Librarian. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Woehlert - Resident Artist. Each program division at W.W.T.I. is headed up by a division chairman. These qualified chairman are res- ponsible for educational pro- grams and courses within their divisions. They assist in formulating and adminis- trating policies and proced- ures necessary for the wel- fare of their school, division, district, and state. TOP: Harold Erickson-General Education Division Chairman, Arlyss Grosskoph-Learning Resource Center Chairman, AVOVE: Dean Morton- Business Education Division Chairman, Anita Smith-Health Occupations Division Chairman, Barbara Walter- Home Economlcs Division Chair- man. BOTTOM: Walter Weihrouch- Agriculture Division Chairman, William Welch-lndustrial Division Chairman. In 1916 less than 30 instructors taught classes at evening school sessions at three locations in La Crosse. Subjects ranged from cooking and sewing to cabinetmaking, bookkeeping, arithmetic and pen- manship. Today, a staff of over 150 instructors teach courses directed toward 50 or more programs ranging from Food Service Management to Chemicals and Fertilizers, Technical Nursing, Mechanical Design and Data Processing. Allison, Margret - Business Division Andaman, Marion -- Business Division Armstrong, Arthur - lndusirisi Division Beli-Vougm. Pearl - Health Occupaiions Bum, Kenneth - General Education Bentle, Mary - Business Division Benz, Boben - Business Division Bock, Robert - Business Division Omen, Robsn - Industrial Division BM . William - Business Division Bony. Robert - General Educmion Ilyey, John - General Education Iimbluln. Pinel- - Business Division Brandt. Dsnlsi - industrial Division Brinks. Arthur - Agriculture Division Broehhlusen. Philip - Industrial Division Brown. Delmar - industrial Division Buckles, Husi - Business Division Campbell. Florence - Health Occupations Osman. mum -- Business Division Ciprlsno. Pamel- - Health Occupations Chaplet. Fermi - industrial Division Olins, asrsid - Health Occupations Conersn. Mary - Health Occupations Collns. Timothy - General Education YESTERDA Y, the staffof La Crosse Vocational and Adult Schools trained . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hundreds of men and women for war industries including welding, drafting, blueprint reading, auto mechanics, machine shop, and patternmaleing? NE W5 PEDDLER February 1946 23 Conny, Robs - Industrial Dlvlslon counts. Lula -- Home Economics Cum. Kathn - Health Occupations Oumlnm. Dhns - Developmental Division stls, Glsnn - Business Dlvlslon Mb. Kay - Home Economics Dmilon. Gsnnsln - Agrlculturs Division Dommsnhussn. Gould - Industrial Division Dull, Busl - Agrtculturs Dlvlslon Duncan. John - lnduskrlnl Dlvlslon Dual. Lols - Developmental Division DuI'II. Rotor! - lndustrlal Dlvlslon Elam. lhly Ann - Health Occupations Ilsbon, Norman - General Education Evonon. Tannin - Agriculture Dlvlslon Franks, MIMI! - Industrial Dlvlslon Franks, Robot! - Business Dlvlslon Osman, Paul - Business Dlvlslon OIunsr. Vlllllsm - Health Occupations anon. Mary Juno - Business Division Gsdmlnd, Thomas - General Education Gundsnon. Cllllord - Industrial Division Haggard, Donna - Health Occupations Hsmlllon. John - General Educauon Hsmlton. Llnd- - General Education Hanan. mm - Health Occupations Hanson. Wand- - Health Occupations mum, El- Ihs - Developmental Dlvlslon Hayes, Mugs!!!- - Health Occupations Hsudrlcloon. Tonal - Industrlsl Dlvlslon Hsllm. Ansol - Industrial Dlvlslon Hlllsn, Thosdon - Agriculture Division Hlnklty, Mos - Industrial Dlvlslon Hum. Shaky - Industrial Division Hon. Judith - Health Occupations Henna . Dlsnns - Home Economics Honinsn. Roast - Industrlsl Dlvlsion Hohung. llorls - Buslnsss Division Hum. Dun - Industrial Division Jacobs. Michal - lndustrlal Dlvlslon Jseohson, Phyllls - Health Occupatlons Jsl'lsrls. Chrhuns - Business Division Jnlrsn. Jlmss - General Education Jollrlss. En Bolts - Student Services Jonas. lmcs - Health Occupations Johmon. Gordon - Industrlal Division Jolm, Carob - Health Occupations Jonas. John - Industrial Dlvislon Kloss. Funk - General Education Knobsloch, Lois - Health Occupations Knox, luchlrd - Industrial Division Korma, Wllllsm - Health Occupations Roms. Thsdon - Athletic Dlrector undro, John - Buslness Dlvlslon Larson. Noll - Home Economics Dunn. Elam - Health Occupations Lamar, Wayne - Industrial Dlvlslon Ls Vsy, Elslns - Health Occupations Lubon. stls - Industrial Division Lloyd, Jlmss - General Education Loom . Donald - Industrial Division Lots. Slirlsy Home Economics Mus. Robsn - Industrial Divlsion Msnsks, Elcsd - Industrial Dlvlsion Marin. Robs - Industrlal Dlvlslon McConnughsy. Gladys - Home Economlcs Mshnn. Arthur - Developmental Dlvlslon Msysr, Shnlsy - lndustrlsl Division 25 26 Michssis, Henry - Industrial Division Moilne. Robert - General Education Mueller, Carl - Agriculture Division Mundm. Dondd - Business Division Murray. Gulls - industrial Division Myron. Merle - Health Occupations Neill, Jdirsy - Business Division Nelson. David - General Education Nelson. Michelle - Health Occupations Nels, Ll Verne - Health Occupmlons Nonleils, Donald - General Education Oberl, Ksm - Home Economics O'Conmf, Christine - Health Occupations O'Donnell, Jane - Home Economics Oliver. Phlllp - General Education O'Sulllvsn. Mary - General Education Pearson, Charles - Industrial Division Planks. Sharon - Industrial Dlvislon Pollen. Oisyton - Health Occupations Pruu. Robert - Community Services Pynn. Doris - Developmental Dlvlslon Rsssch. Robot! - Health Occupations Finds. Jane - Business Division Rule , David - General Education Rasmussen, Arden - General Education Rink. Meumn - Business Division Roche . Panels - General Education Roollg, Richard - Business Division Ross. Lee - Industrial Division lasso. Joyce - General Education Rothmd. Psirlek - Business Educstlon Rusch, Allan - Industrial Division Busch, May - Health Occupations 8mm. Theodore - General Education Summons, Kay - Health Occupations Schumann. Gordon - General Education Schneider, Levi - Industrial Division m. Chum - Business Division Schultz, line - Health Occupations 8mm Linda - General Education hOutstanding Serviceh is the theme of the annual La Crosse Education Asso- ciation recognition dinner, to be held in the Hall of Presidents, La Crosse State University Student Union, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Retiring educators will be honored at the dinner. Teachers in the La Crosse public schools, and from LCU and Coleman Vocational School have been invited... The La Crosse Sunday Tribune March 27, 1966 Missing Photos: Andonon. Ruth - Health Occupations Division Bloc, Juno- - Industrial Division Barman. Vlad. - Industrial Division Davidson, Joye. - Health Occupations Division Dobbo, Frank - Agricultural Division Edwnldu. Ill'y - Health Occupations Division G'dmf. Joanna - Health Occupations Division com. Imd - Agriculture Division H-lnu, Fraud. - Agriculture Division Human. Mlehool- lnduamnl Division Hoof. Hilborl - Agriculture Division Humans. Wllbon - Agriculture Division Knuur. 00min - Industrial Division Molby. Wdior - Agriculture Division Mlllct. Muddy - Agriculture Division Nlecum, Valle - Agriculture Division mu. Willa - Agriculture Dlvlslon Sunlek, Lola - Health Occupations Division Solbovg. Mam - Home Economlcs Division Show, Jame. - Health Occupations Division Thompson. Mom. - Health Occp. Division Trivia, Jam Ann - Health Occp. Division Wood. Holon - Health Occupations Dlvlsion h OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOC h Shun. Glon - Industrial Dlvlslon Stand. Ewan! - Business Division Sinick. MIR - General Education Somdll. Ln Vom - Agriculture Division summary, Loo - Industrial Division Shunt. Guy - Buslness Division scam, am. - Buslnm Division Swanson. Rabat - General Education 8M John - Industrial Dlvmon Thompson, wry - Business Division lequdto. Kollh - Devdopmental Division Van Gilda. cum - General Education Von Rlpor. VIIIII-n - lndumrlal Division Vodoll. Thoma - Buslness Dlvlslon Vlulo, Lonoy - Industrial Division Waldo. RIM - Industrial Dlvlslon Wuilund, Kenna ! - lndustrlal Division Vlhlh. Alton - Industrial Dlvlslon VINMord. Dim - Buslneas DMsIon Villa. Ruth - Healm Occupatlons Vllng, Kommh - Industrlal Division Vim. Donald - Induurlal Division 27 The support staff at W.W.T.I. are secretaries, clerks, typists, offi assistants and operators. This staff serves administrators and faculty b performing assigned duties and is also ready to perform innumberable student-oriented services. lalm. 000ml: - Student Services Secretary Elna, Nancy - Health Occupations Secretary Brhgo, mm - Financial Alds Secretary Milton John - Activities BldgA Coord. Cloklulcz. PI! - lnstructlonal Media Aide Copuy, Bob - Inventory. Mall 8. Purchulng Oulbon. Thom - Word Processing Manager Dutch , Charlene - Community Ser. Sec. Ihhon. Joyce - Community Services Secretary Elana, Jln - Account Specialist Flnn. Nancy - Agrlculture Secretary Formoy. Phylllc - Business Ofllce Secretary Foul , Al - Bookstore Manager Fritz. Robon -Copy Center Manager Frau. Sharon '- Word Processlng Secretary Gum. Shirley - Publlc Information Assistant Groubnch, Elnlno -Asalstant Reglatratlon Clerk Holgmon, Ann - Developmental-Secretary Hodgn. nn- - lerary Clerk Honlmun, Sylvh - Student Services Secretary Hunilngton, Lam - Student Services Secretary Irllh. Mary - Genera! Education Secretary Jacoboon. Dlano - Data Processing Operator Jolordu, Janice - Home Economlcs Secretary Judton, Joann. - Library Technician 28 Missing Photos: Backlash. Punch - Northeast Center Secretary Baker, Marlon - District Direcior's Secretary Bosch, Nancy - Research Technician 30M. Eldm - Student Services Clerk Benson, JIIIOI - Career Mobile Technician Blunchld, WIIII-m - Business Ofiice Assistant Honor. Kristy - AV Tutorial Clerk Hoch, Bonh- - Reserach 5 Dev. Sec. Kenn, Judlh - Account Clerk Kompomd. May - Business Division Secretary IJnd-hl. Suun - District Director's Office McDowell, EM. - Payroll a Benetits Accountant mun. Robot! - Dup. Equlp. Op. Much. L. Van. - Tutorlal Assistant Ronald, Alto. - Switchboard Operator Robuuon. Sandra - Data Proc. Prog. Rognsud. Lulu - Fund Accountant Runny. Vlokl - South Center Sectretary Sobotu, M'y - Northwest Center Secretary Southzorlh, Jlmu - Media Tech.-I.M.C. Shaunan. Karol - Student Sevvlces Clerk Strandul. Doroihy - Account 3. Office Manager Toumdon, Susan - Production Assistant Thompson, Ll'ry - Automotive Shop Clerk Tonr, Patricia - East Center Secretary Vloxlund, Audoy - Recep.. Clerk. Knlut, Karon - Health Occupations Secretary Kohlmoycr, Juno! - Account Clerk Kn , Kuolm - Community Services Llnon, Karon - Industrial Secretary Lyons, Vlcklo - Public Intormmlon Clerk Manon. Sandy - Data Processing Operator Mull, Bruce - Shlpplng 5 Receiving Clerk lumen, Jam. - Health Occupntlons Secretary NImocln. Lola - Chief Reglatratlon Clerk Plonkmkl. JIM - Central Center Secreury Riga . Donn- - Developmental-Clerk 81. Jnoquu, Monk:- - Health Oocup. Sec. Shlmmkl. Marlon. - Data Proc. Coordinator Thrun, Carol -Reoeptlonlst 3. Clerical Assistant UM . Mary - Administrative Servlces Secretary Vlolu, Opal -lnstructlonal Services Secretary wahnbcrg, May - Assistant-Data Processing Wnunborg. Thoma - Data Pro. Prog. The Custodial staff at WWTI is broken up into several capacities in- cluding: building maintenance, mechanics, groundsmen, janitress helpers and supervisors. This group of hard-working maintenance personnel is respon- sible for keeping The Western Wisconsin Technical Institute campus in top operating condition year-around. Gain, Daryl. - Bldg. Maintenance Kolllclm, Jnmn - Supt. of Bldgs. and Grounds Klrohols, Glcn - Maintenance Mechanic Kohlwoy. Thoma. - Maintenance Craftsman L-nm, Wllllo - Groundsman a. Custodian Lu, Clyde - Bldg. Maintenance MeNuly, Raymond - Bldg. Maintenance Mym, Raymond - Bldg. Maintenance Nodvldok, Chitin - Bldg. Maintenance sunok, Wonzol - Bldg. $ Equip. Technician Missing Photos: Bnkko. David - Bldg. Maintenance Kenyon, Ladle - Bldg. Maintenance Moluhn, Donald - Bldg. Maintenance Thorun, Gary - Custodian Tronch Mind - Bldg. Maintenance Young, Ronald - Bldg. Maintenance h TUSTODIAN wanted by Board of Vocational and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adult Education. Apply by letter givin data con- cerning your age, health, personal qualifications, references, and previous employment. Qualifica- tions desired are: Young married man, mechaml cally inclined, able to learn to operate steam heat- ing plant with automatic controls. Pleasing person- ality with ability to carry on good public relations. No personal interviews or phone calls until contact ed. Address letter to John B. Coleman, Director, LaCrosse Vocational and Adult SchoolsW 30 Ad from The LaCrosse Tribune February 10, 1952 We will recall the dedica- tion of those who have made this education possible... 31 three future welders who will build airplanes, machinery parts and may- be even ships some day are shown at the LaCrosse Vocational school where they are learning this trade in a nine-week course which turns out capable welders. They are girl welders! just as determined as any men to help Uncle Sam with this important function. h from the LaCrosse Tribune, and Leader Press August 2, 1942 32 1975-76 Students Part of Proud WWTI Tradition The students at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute are part of a proud tradition of more than sixty years of public supported vocational, technical and adult education. They are important people in the education picture. Timid yet aggressive, apprehensive but eager to learn, they strive to reach goals that will prepare them for future employment. WWTI provides education services for over 4,000 students of all ages and interests. Programs offered are designed to meet the needs of all district residents, age sixteen and older, and non-residents as well. These include full-time diploma and associate degree programs, adult basic education, manpower training programs, general adult evening school courses, apprenticeship training and many other specialized offerings. by Terri Niehaus We will experience academic growth and development through vocational, technical programs... 33 Note: The following pages will contain program abbreviations in order that all necessary information may fit into space alloted. Please refer to listing for proper program titles. Associate Degree Chem. a. Fort. - Chemicals and Fertilizer Dnlry Equlp . . . Bldgs. - Dairy Equipment, Materials Handling 8t Buildings Food, Seed a. Farm - Feeds, Seeds 4; Farm Supply Accountlng - Accounting Flmnco - Finance Mnrkollng .. Marketing Fohn. Mdsng. - Marketing - Fashion Merchandising Spunkt. Mgml. - Supermarket Management Roulllng -Marketing - Retailing ScrlI. Selene. - Secretarial Science Legal Sciry. - Secretarial Science - Legal Mod. sary. - Secretarial Science - Medical Dat- Proc. - Data Processing Comm. An - Commercial Art Fri . 8: Pub. - Printing and Publishing Abhh, Michal - Pwr. Elect. I Adana. Jouph - Elect. Serv. Adams. Mullyn - Tech. Nurs. I Adkins. Jack - Air Cond. I Albiu. Larry - Welding Alumna, Roger - Electronbcs ll Alunmhr, IIM- - Legal SctryI I Alla. Kay - ScrII. Science I Allan, Christopher - Accounting I Allyn, Wllllum - Automotive I Alllnglon, Bmy - Accounting II Alton, Jonroy - Mach. Tool Op. I AMI. DIVId - Auto Body Amman. Bony - Scrtl. Science I Amundnon, Anndlu - Tech. Nurs. I Amundsen. Raymond - WeIdIng Amunmd. Mark - Draft. Mech. Amunrud. Wllllun - Mach. TooI 09 II Anderson. Sally - Fshn. Mdsng. II Andomn. Bron! - Farm Bus. Mgmt. Andonon, Brian - Automotive I Anderton, Donna - Ward Clerk Anderson, Hdon - Vis. Comm Tech. I Andcnon, Kathy - Med. Sctry. I Andonon. Manna! - Accountlng II Andonon. Mary E. - Med. Rec. Tech. I Andonon, Mary L - Med. Asst. Andonon, Myron - Police Sclence l Andaman. sunn - Electronics I Anderson. Suun - Clerk Typist 34 Vls. Comm. Tech. - Visual Communio- ation Technician Int. Dan. - Interior Deslgn Chlld Care a. Dvlpt. - Child Care a Development Ind. Hyglone Tech. - Industrial Hygiene Technician Fire Sclence - Fire Science Pollce Sclence - Police Science Tech. Nun. - Nursing - Technical Med. Lab. Tech. - Medical Laboratory Technician Food Ser. Mgmt. - Food Service Manage- ment EEG Tech. - Electroencephlagraphic Technician Rad. Tech. - Radiologic Technology Med. Rec. Tech. Medical Records Technology Alr Cond. - Air Conditioning Automotlve - Automotive Eloctronlcs - Electronics Pwr. Elect. - Power Electrical BIo-Med. Elect. - Bio Medical Electronics Mach. Dan. - Mechanical Design Ind. Eng. Tech. -- Industrial Engineering Technician Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. - Vocational - Technical Developmental Vocational Diploma Less than One Year Pro-Ser. Nun. - Pre-Service Nursing Assistant Farm Trng. - Farm Training Ward Clerk -- Ward Clerk Vocational Diploma One Year Farm Bus. Mgmt. - Farm Business Ma- agement Bus. Mach. - Business Machines Clerk Typlsl - Clerk Typist Data Pro. Mach. 0p. - Data Processing Machine Operation Prlntlng - Printing Apparel Arts - Apparel Arts Food Inst. - Food Institutional Roldg. Sen. - Refrigeration Servicing Auto Body - Auto Body Auto Mach. - Auto Mechanics Wood Tech. - Wood Technics Elect. Son. - Electronic Servicing Draft. Mach. - Drafting Mechanical Woldlng - Welding Dom. Asst. - Dental Asslstant Mod. Ant. - Medical Assistant Prue. Nun. - Practical NursIng Op. Rm. Asst. - Operating Room Assistant Vocational Diploma Two Years Prod. Ag. - ProductIon Agriculture Diesel a Hvy. Eqdp. - Diesel 8I Heavy Equipment Mach. Tool Op. - Machine Tool Operation Ag. Dvlpl. - Agriculture Development Andlng, Linda - Med. ScIryJ AnhIII, KIeIh - Air Cond. I Antll, Barbara - Clerk Typist Antone. Judith - Finance I Antone. Slavon - Mach. Tool 011 I Antony, Slovon - Welding Appel, SIovon - Comm. An I Arndt. Byron - Draft. MechI Ashenbrcncr, Llu - Med. Sctry. I Ask. Filth - Med. Sctry. I Mpenlon, Llndo - Fshn. Mdsng. I AIkInmn, Leonard - Bio-Med. Elect. I Attleuon. Wayne - Mach. Tool Op. I Auby, Rlch-rd - Mach. Dsn. I AunIIn, MIchaeI, - EIecI. Serv. Bauer, James - Auto Body Bldzlnlld. Gary - Elect. Serv. BaggoI, Cathy - Int. Dsn. I BIgnIoIskl, Franck - Accounting II Bohr, Bryan - Chem. 8. Fen. I 61hr, Jon - Marketing II B-hr, Rlchnrd - Elect. Serv. Baler, s-ndn I Med. Sctry. I Baker. Sharon - Med. Asst. Baltlny, Stophen - Marketing II Balk. Pamela - Comm. Art. I Baltz, Constance - Tech. Nurs. II Barney, Robert - Ind. Hygiene Tech. I Bernhard, Sunn - Accounting I Bum, Mlchad - Refrig. Serv. Burke, Dllne - Comm. Art I Bunch, BIII - Refrig. Serv. Barton, Dlanna - Med. Lab Tech. II Barth, MurIoI - Bio-Med. Elect II Barth , Robert : Pwr. Elect I Blno, Sherry - DaIa Proc. I Buum, Colm- - Bus. Mach. Blumglnnor, Gary - Comm An I Bans. Tlmothy : Refrig. Serv. Bunch, Anna . - Int. Dan. I Baxter, WIIIInm - Automotive I Bonny, l. - Welding Betty, Peggy - Tech. Nurs. I Duvet, JIM - Fshn. Mdsng. I Bock, SIophon - Bio-Med. Elect. I Becker, Debra - Legal Scary. I Bockor. Guold - Chem. 3. Fen. II Booker. Juno! - Med. Sctry. II lube, ChoryI - Finance I Beam, Earl - Diesel GI Hwy. Equip. II Bonn, Cheryl - Food Serv. Mng. I 30min, Jacalyn - Legal Sctry. I Bohllng, LInda - Int. Dsn. II Bohnm, Guy - Auto Mech. 35 Bokkum. Emlly - Chem. 8. Fen. I Bomdld, Roboccl - Bio-Med. Elect. I Bcnrud, DavId - Draft. Mech. Bonrud, KI ! - Chem 8. Fen. I Bonund. Mulorlo - Int. Dsn, II Bonuno, Suun - Comm. Art I Borlnok, LaurI - Med. Asst. Borekvam, Douuu - Elsa. Serv. 3019. DInloI - Bio-Med. Elect. II Bug. Gary - Dairy Equip...BIdgs. II Borg, Krluln Med. Asst. Bugmnnn. Llndl - Int. Dsn. I Bugondom. Cumuo - Aqu Mechanic Boron. David - Welding Bunlcchl, Robin - Med. Rec. Tech, II Bmln. Ron Ann - Data Proc. II Boy , Steven - Elect. Serv. Blnn. Randy - Chem. 8. Fen. I BI-MII. Suun - Int. Dsn. I Bllhop. Anna - Child Care 8u Dev, I Blnhop. Bah - Print. 8. Pub. I anor, Jame. - Data Proc. I Elm , Klmbcrly - Accounting I Blake. .Mfory - Finance Blank. Elm -Walding Blank. Vlckl - Comm. Art II Blom, Kay - Comm. Art I Blomqulll, Maxim - Tech. Nursing I Blum, Mlehnl - Elect. Serv. Blush. Auaoy - Rad Tech I Bodonnolnor, Ann - Int. DsnI II Boohm, Llurlo - Int. Dsn. II Boonehor. Elloulu - Printing Bohac, Pamela - Tech. Nurs. I Bohllnd. Dnnlol - Auto Body Bonn, Edw-rd - Welding Bollnkl. Dlnlol - Food Serv, MgmtI I Bound, Gary - Electronics I Bound. Jon - Data Proc. I Boldunn, Dunlol - Dairy Equiprldgs. II Bound, Cynthla - Legal chy. I Bollud. 8mm. - EEG Tech. I Boltuman, Jami - Scrtl. Science I Bolton. Joann. - Print. a Pub. I Boon. David - Print. 8. Pub. I Bordnor. CIIyton - Marketing I Bomnz, Noll - Auto Mech. Bonnon, Brian - Dairy Equip,..Bldgs. ll Bathe, Stanley - MarkeIing I Bouillour, Susan - Data Proc. Mach. OpI Braman, Laurel - Printing Brandt. Mark - Bio-Med. Elect. II Button. Theodore - Bio-Med. Elect II Bray, Clvol - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Bren, Bernadette - Comm. Art I Brddcmlaln, Dcnnln - Farm Bus. Mng. Brannon, Jam a Tech. NursI II Brenna, Gary - Comm. Art I Buy, Randall - Air Cond. I BrIgga, Ann - Dent. Asst. Brlgm, Cllnord - Elect. Serv. Brlgm, Rlchlrd - Welding Brown, Duld - Farm Trng. Brown, Dnvld E. - Food Serv. Mgmt. I Brown. Karon - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Brown, Pnul - Air Cond. II Brown. Tony, - Air Cond. I Brudm, Phllllp - RefrigA Serv. Bruoggomm, Dondd - Air Cond. I Bruhn. Annette - Comm. An I Brquy, Donnld - RetaiIing II Brynlldlon, DI-nu - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Buchrlc. Douglas - Sprrnkt. Mgmt II Buhr, Vlckl - Accounting II Bulmln. DIMOI - Feed, Seed :1 Farm II Bunker. Rene. - Fshn. Mdsng. I Bunnomor. David - Mech. Dsn. II BurmalaI-r, Jacqudlm - Clerk Typist Burokor. Sh-ryn - Fshn. Mdsng. I Buuhok. Charla - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Bun. MIchuI - Air Cond. I Butwoll. Randy - Welding BuII-r, Debra - Dent. Asst. lunorflold. Brldga - Tech. Nurs. II Bunnnr. Mlchnl - Elect. Serv. Byonon, Vvonnu - Child Care 8; Dvlpt. Canny, JuIIo - TechA NursI I CaIkIns, Arvln - Farm Trng. Call, Brynn - Auto Body Cllllhln, Mlchul - Int. Dsn. I Campbell, Cathay - Clerk Typist Campbell, Randy - Bio-MedI Elect. I Campbell, Roboco- - Tech. Nurs. I Campbell, Tlmolhy - Comm. An I Cnndahl, Tlm - Food Serv. Mgmt. I Carlln, Juno - Comm. An I 37 38 Cannon, Joye. - Med. Lab. Tech I Caner, Vlckl - Data Pro. Mach. Op. Cary. Cynlhll - Legal Sctry. I Catlln. Candy - Int. DsnI I Caulum, Sunn - Dent Asst Coeh, len - Electronics I ChunborI-In. Ronald - Comm. Art I Chang, Paul - Air Cond. II Chapman, Torrl - Comm. Art I Charlton. Laur- - Comm. Art. I Chnobro, Danny - Marketing I Chmlngor, Mark - Air Cond. I ChrInIonun, Gull - Op. Rm. Asst. Chrlumno. Wllllm - Marketing I Chrlnophonon. c. - Bus. Mach. Churchlll. Susan - Scrtl. Science I CII'II, Manln - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Clark, Barbara - Dent. Asst. Clark, DInIoI - BIo-Med. Elect. I Clark. Jlll - Clerk Typlst Clark. Mlchul - Diesel 5. HvyI Equip. II Clomcnu, John - Dairy EquipnBldgs. I Clmllnd. Dlnnc - Electronics I Clmllnd. Jerome - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Clmland. Shun - Welding Canon. Stanley - DaIa Proc. ll Colllm. Connie - Dent Asst. Colllm, Jerry - Accounting I Comm. Maurlco - Accounting II Comm. Penny - Int. Dsn. II Colllns, Suzanne - Dent. Asst. Comm, Vlckl - MedI Lab. Tech. I CoIrud, Davld - Chem. A Fan. 1 Comnu. Sandra - Clark Typist Conklln, Torry - Mach. Dsn. I ConnoIIy, Annlo - Comm. An I Conley. DInIoI - Comm. Art II Connor. Marry Jam - Med. Sctry. I Cook, Eddie - Data Proc. I Cook, Loin - Bus. Mach. Cook. Tlmothy - RetailIng Coppomoll. JIM - Air Cond. I . Com. Suun - Legal Sctry. I Cornford, Shove. - Dent. Asst. Cornlonh, Dunn- - Med. Rec. Tech. I Carma, mchul - Elect. Serv. Coughlln. Donnll - Accounting I Coulwn. Ellnboth - Tech. Nurs. II Couron, Jouny - Bio-Med. Elect. II Cowm, Rlchnrd - Comm. Art I Cox. Chrhuno - Med. RecI Tech. I Cox, WIIII-n - Marketing I Cram, Dobr- - AccounIing I Grow. Shoryl - Int. Dan. I SKINNA Y! LOOK OUTVI Schoolhouse Bums for Kidk HOIiday! I LabCrosseTribune, CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Fe ruary 18, 1922 cmmh. StopMI'IIo - Int. Dan. I Culbon, Dobr- A. - Comm. An I Curran, Dlvld - Prod. Ag. l Dngcnduh, BIII - Comm. An I Dugnon, MIchIol - Comm. Art I DIM, Lorrllno - Marketing I Dahlon, K-m'l - TechI Nurs. I Dlhlko, BonnIo - Adm. Sctry. I Dlhmon, Ann - Med. sary. I Dllby. Dlvld - Marketing I Dale, Rlchnrd - Pwr. Elem. I Dalton. Moll . - Fshn. Mdsng. I DlnIoh, Panel K. - Data Proc. Mach. Op. l DmIoIIon. Jana - Automotive I Dunkrnoycr, Gem - Bio-Med. Elect. II Dame. Claudlu - Comm. An II DIVId, Lu Ann - Legal Sony. I DIVII. J. R. - Alr Cond. II Dayton, Amt - Auto Body Dumy, Thom- - Elect. Serv. chcnhardl. Juno. - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equip. I Dolno. Do Lawrence - Welding Dollgnvo. Klm - Med. Asst. Dolmen. JIM! - Dent. Asst. Dolp, Junu - Accounting II Doml. Grog - Chem. a. Fan. I Dunk. Gordon - Comm. Art I Duchllno, Leonard - Auto Body Downlnn, Jun - Med. Asst. Damnlnn. Nancy - Scnl. Science I chluon. John - Marketan I Dlurlch, Allan - AIr Cond. II Dobhs, Julio - Comm. An I Dobhl, Shin - VIs. Comm. Tech. II Dobrlck, Deborah - Rad. Tech. I Dooly. Donna - Int. Dan. II Dooly. Ellubdh - ScrtI. Science II Doorlng, Tony - Food Serv. Mgmt. I DohuI. Thoma - Accounting I Doll, Donald - Welding Domabyl. Gall - Child Care a Dvlpt. I Domann, Dunno - ReIaIlIng I Domongot. Dlvld - Welding Domko, KmIIn - Med. Asst. Donovan. DanIoI - Chem. :3 Fan. I Donovan. Shawn - Accounting I Dmhom, Donut - Prlntlng Down, Lola - Med. Sctry. I 4O Downlng, Dnnlcl - Auto Body I Downing, Dawn - CIerk Typist I Dawns, anry J. - Comm. An II Dray, chk A. - Print. 8. Pub. II Du Charms, Davld - Bio-Med. Elect. I Du Charms, Lln Med. Sony. I DuIIy, Jamel L. - Marketing II Dulck, P-moIa - Dent. Asst I Dunklee, Dennls - Elem. Serv. I Dupplor. Mark - Air Cond. I Durku, Grogory - Auto Body I Durst. Dlano - Legal Secrty. I Dumchl, Jame: - Comm. Art I Dunlchl, Jamey C. - Food Ser. Mgmt. II Dunon. Dlvld - Welding I Elrloy, KIIhleen - Food Ser, MgmtI II Eddy, Kathy - Int. Dsn. II Edm, James - Auto MechI I Eagen, Kenneth - Int. Dsn. I Eldt. Jame. - Auto Body I EIda, MlchuI - Auto Body I Ellbu, Jacquallne - Prim. 8I PubI I Elncholo. Cnrol - CommI Art II Ekorn. Randy - Mech. Dsn. I EIIoIson, Darlene - Int Dsn. I Ella, Donnls - Electronics I Emorlon, Ln Von - Clerk Typist I Eugen. Marl. -- Med. Asst. I Eugen. Maya - Med. Asst I Erlckson, Juno - Mech. Dsn. II Erleklon. Jon - Mech. Dsn. I. Erlchon. Murk - Elect. Serv. I Erlekuon. Mary - Comm. Art I Erlclaon, Samuel - Printing I Enopko, Bndoy - Diesel 8x Hvy. Equip. I Enopko, Gary - Marketing I Eucr, Dlvld .. Elect. Serv. I Evomon, Dlnlol - Dairy Equip. Bldgs. II Enmon, Jamel - Mach. Tool Eamon, Lorl - Dent. Asst. I Evomon. Clndy - Dent. Asst. I Evonon. seovon - Print. a Pub. II Evllch. Frank D. - Police Science I Exton. Gall - VIsI.Comm. Tech. I Fan, Roger - Auto Mech. I anon. Bonnlo - Comm Art II Fania, Joan - Med. Lab; Tech. I F-ntu, Linda - Acedunting I Flrnam, John - Mec'h. Dsn. II Favor, Jullc - Fshn. Mdsng. I Folbor, rm: - Comm. Art I Folbor, Hon - Accounting I Folchln, Dan J. - Comm. An II Fern, MOIIHII - Tech. Nurs. II Furler, Allce - TechI Nurs. II leer. Clare - Data Proc. I Flm. Debra - Comm. Art I Flnch. Snndu - Accouming I Fitch, Richard - Feed. Seed 8x Farm I Fllh. Bonnie -Bus. Mach. I leng, Cynthll - Bus. Mach. I Hudon, KIIhorlm - TechI Nurs. II Foollml, Roboccl - Comm. An II FoIkadahI, Held! - Int. Dan I Folken. chky J. -- ElecIronics I FoIIansbu. Davld - Accounting I Fonund, Steve - Mach. Tool Op. II Forer, Dawn - Scrtl. Science I Forum, Mlchul - Air Cond. I Foster, Jeanna - Med. Scrty. I Footer, Paula - Dent. Asst. l Foil . Wayne - Welding I Fraley, M-rgnrot A. - Accounting I anIu, Fred - Diesel 5. Hvy. Equip. I quI, Carol - Tech. Nurs. I Fmdorlck, Mlchaol - Finance I Fndorlckuon, KovIn - Farm Bus. Mng. I Fromstad, Rone- - Dent. Asst. I Frltz. KIm M. - Comm Art I Fuchs, Sharon - Med. Asst. I Funmnkor, John G. - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equip. I Furland, Jun - Data Pros I Gabrlollon, Debra - Med. Assn. l Gaynor, Kuon E. - Int. Dsn. I Gllnroe, Barbara - Med. Lab. Tech. I Gullah . Danlol - Elect. Saw. I Gallup, Juno: J. - Diesel 5 Hvy. Equip. II Gallkv. Ruth E. w Scrtl. Science I Gnmoke, Batty - EGG. Tech. I G-mrom, Dawn - Rad. Tech. I Gander, Joun - Med. Lab. Tech. I Gnrdmr, Timu- - Med. Asst. l Gamer, Karon - Int. Dsn. II Glmn. Mark - Retailing I Gunner, Muy - Child Care I Dvlpt. I Gamma. Allan - Diesel 5 Hvy. Equip. I Guam, D-vld - Mach. Tool OpI II Gurlng, Taryn - Fshn. Mdsng. I Gohl, Robert C. - Retailing II Gem, Donald - Retailing I Golslcr, David s. - Print a. Pub. I Gcl-Icr, Ronald D. .. Elect. I 41 Of one thing, be sure You can never be IIIt Until you develop .C................... SomeIIGitupandGit . Do not loiter or Shirk, Do not falter or shrink. But just think out your wor And then work out your t , 1 I V , Aloys Schuler, 0mm, snarl - Print. a. Pub. I v , . . Class of 1920 Gonoll. Connlo - Fshn. Mdsng. I ' . ' ' Gammon Wayno - Comm. Art I Oahu. Holly - Med. Asst. I Gordon, Wllllun - Dairy Equlp...BIdgs. II 00mm. Patrlcln - Med. Rec. Tech. I Gran, Jame. R. - Comm. An II GlbIIn, Dun - Refrlg. Saw. I Gloom, Loner - Feed. Seed a. Farm II I Gmord. Kuihlun A. - Data Proc. I Gllbomon. Dum - DIeseI II. Hvy. Equip. I Gllborhon. Loam - Clerk Typist I Gilberto . Nancy - VIs. Comm. Tech. II Gllbcnwn. Torry - Elearonlcs I Gllungham. Vlndlo - Comm. Art ll Gluten. John - Weldlng Gleason. Wllllarn - Chem. BI Fen. I Gllck. Torry - Auto Mach. I Glynn, P.Irlck - Mach. TooI Op. II Goobol, ConnIo - Int. Dsn. II am, Cyle - Data Free I Com. Pamel- - InI. Dsn. II Goon. Robot! - BIo-MedI Elect. I Goodmough, Gary - Chem. $ Fen. II Goubohod. Vlctor - Comm An I Oou, Rnnd-ll - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Gum. 600ml. - Fshn. Mdsng. I Guyana. 8mm - Tech. NursI II Graham, Larry - Comm. Art I Gram. Puul - Welding I Gm. Jo. - Auto Body I Orly. E. Howard - Welding 0mm, Yllym - Comm. An I Gnu. Elnlno - Fshn. Mdsng. II Ormln. Lauri. - Med. Rec. Tech. I Grim. Mlchul - AutomotIve I Gunilla, Barbar- - Op. Rm. Asst. I Gunmnn. Rlchud - Feed. Seed 6. Farm I Guborud. JooI - Welding Ounn. Lam - Mod. Smry. I Gundackor. Donald - Chem. a. Fort. II Guam. Janice - Comm. An I Gunthor. 5mm - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Human. Dirk - Auto Mech. I HugonMth, Robot! - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Huldoman, Dumb - Vls. Comm. Tech. I Hug. Rodney - Chem. a. Fort. II Haldovmn. Julio - Clerk Typist HoldenomThomu - Chem. a Fen. I Hahenon, Mullyn - Med. Sctry. l Hawoncn. Suun - Scrtl. Science I lenblln. Jamel - Elect I Hamm. Dlnne - MedI Lab Tech. I Hamre, Mark - Diesel a Hvy. Equlp. I Hancock. John M. - MechI Dan. I Hancock, Pamela - Finance I Hnnun, JanIco - Med. Rec. Tech. I Hanson, Julio - Data Pro. Mach. 0p. Hanson. Kuhorlne .- Tech. Nurs. I Hanun. Kathryn - Comm An I Hanson. thcrlno - Accounting I Hanson, Dlvld - PrInting Humon, Emnn - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equip. I Hanson. Harold - Automotive I Harm, Leonard - Refrig. Serv. HIrrlI, Shun - Child Care 8. DvlpI. Hartley, Jlnloo - Dent. Asst. Haugllnd. Gary M. - Vis. Comm, Tech. I Haun, Mary - FshnI Mdsng. I Haunt, Juno. - Diesel SI Hvy. Equip. I Hauowlnh, KIINOOII- Med. Lab. Tech. I Havlllnd, Georg. - Print RI Pub. II Haydon Llnda - Med Lab. Tech. I Haynes. Jenny - Comm. Art I Hayhr. Mark - Mach. Tool Op. l Hlytor. Rosdlo - Child Care Dvlpt. l Hnl. Mary - Ward Tech. Hodoman. Steven -- Sprmkt. Mdsng. I Hngenbanh. Llnda - Accounting I Hellman, Tom -Comm. An I Holnzol. Honda - Mech. Dsn. I Hollonborgor, Jouph .- Accounting I Henderson, Jun - Clerk Typist Hondrlcks. Chrmln - Int. Dsn. I Hanna. Pour - Blo-Med. Elect. I Honnlng, Lowell - Tech. Nurs. I Honry. Pmlck w. - Auto Body Henry, Sun - Comm. An I Hubcck, Jack - Auto Body Horrltz. WIIII-n - Pwr. Elect II Herman, Barb - Bus. Mach. Horzog, Michael - Marketing I HIIdobrand, Mark - Printing Hlllyor. Llndl - Tech. Nurs. II Hlmul, TImomy - Comm. An I Hlnz. Ruby M. - Tech. Nurs. ll Hltchcock. Jnoquoll - Legal Scriy. I Hochhnuun. Mhehd - Data Free I Hodge, May - Clerk Typlst 43 Hookstn, Dobr- J. - Comm. Art I HoucMIc, Emln - Feed. Seed 8. Farm II Honchclo. Ron - Feed. Seed GI Farm ll Hall, Barbara - Int. Dsn. I Ho , Pnul - Dairy Equip...Bldgs l Hon, Warren - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Hohllold. Gall - Scnl. Science I Hole, Gng - Draft Mech. l Hollldly, Rnnlno - Ward Clerk Holllday, Torry - Comm An ll Hone. DIVId - Farm Bus. Mgmt. Holler. Mary Beth - Legal Sctry. I Honor. Mlchul C. - Diesel 8x Hvy. Equip. l Holub, Mlchdo - Med. Asst. Holvon, Donna - Tech. Nurs. II Homth, Jlm - BIo-Med. Elect. II Honoyeun. Annual - Bus. Mach. Hoogonhouu, Diane - Data Proc. I Hooker, Kenn - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equip. II Horn. Ann - Scrtl. Science II Hommnnn. Brlln - Auto Mech. Hoseholl, Thomas - Marketing I HouIlh-n. Thoma - Marketing ll Haunt. Thomas - Mach. Tool OpI II Howard, Mlchad - Bio-Med. Elect. l Howland, Jon - Welding Hubbard, Pnul - AutomotIve ll HubOny, Rob. - Air Cond. II Humonmour, Carri - Int. Dsn. II Humldd, David - Pwr. Elect Humldd. Stephan - Farm Bus. Mgmt. Hundi, Du Wayne - Accounting II Hundl. Jouph - Vis. Comm. Tech. II Hundt. Paulo . - Food Serv. Mgmt. Hurley, Joryl - Ward Clerk Hum, Edward - Air Cond. I Innm. Dumb - Dalry Equip...Bldgs. Inonuo. Glenn - Bio-Med. Elect ll Jackson. Carol - Int. Dsn. II Jacoboon, Llu - Scnl. Science I Jacoboon. Leroy - Retailing l Jnmky, Jody - Int. Dsn. I Jlnuky, Mury - Apparel Arts lenov. Ronda - Int. Dsn. I Janna, Cheryl - Med. Asst. Mon. Judith - Tech. Nurs. II Jvnklns. Choryl - EEG Tech. I Jcnklns. Randall - Electronics Jonklm, Sharon - Int. Dsn. I Juan, Thomn - EIem. Serv. I Jozuld, Roger E. - Comm. Art II Jlek, ch'n - Tech. Nurs. I Jlndrlck. Patrid- - Med. Lab. Tech. I Jlrlk. Jami - Comm. Art I .IIm. Tlmolhy - Comm. An I Johnson, Ann - Scnl. Science I Johnson. Cathy - Food Ser. Mgmt. II Johmon. Debra - Op. Rm, Asst. I Johmon, Dllnne - Med. Rec. Tech. II Johmon, Donald - Farm. ng. Johnson. EIIon - Dent. Asst Johmon, Klrn -- Int. Dsn. I Johnson. Larry - Electronics I Johnson, Nancy - Accounting I Johnson, Ptggy - Legal Sctry. I Johnson, Pour - Auto Mach. I Johmon. Rtboccn - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Johmon, Rlchard - Mach. Tool Op. I Johnson, Sharon - Tech. Nurs. II Johnson, Thomu - Dlesel GI Hvy. Equlp, II Johnson. Wendy - Accouriking I Joana. Dorthy - Finance Jochd. Roll - Mach. Tool Op. II Joya. RIM - Int. Dsn. II Juhrud. Gordon - Marketlng I Juno, Cynthln - Adm. Sctry. I Klopornlck. Hand - Comm. An I Knluv, Paul - Weldlng I thor, Ronald - Ind. HygIene Tech. Knlsh. Jul. - Med. Sctry. I Kallonbnch. Marlorl - Comm. Art I K-llonblch, Shvo - Welding I Kammol, MIchul - Mach. Dan. II thhcrg, Shorl - Rad. Tech. II Kolly. Saly - Med. ScIry. II Kollogg, Gngory - Chem. aFert. I Kelly. Rlcky - Food Ser Mgmt. I Kennedy, Jellory - Accounting I Kerr, Stephen - Mech. Dsn. II Karrlgln. Peter - Automotlve I Kenn, Steven - Mach. Dan. I Kuul, WIIIIam - Auto MechI I 45 46 Keaton Janet - Bus. Mach. I Kick, Judy - Med. Asst. KIeIer, Vlrglnln - Ward Clerk I Klerr, Ruben - Finance Klllon, Dobee - Med. Sdry. I Klng, Bony - Food Inst. I KInndy, Karen - 0p. an. Asst. l Klsh. Debra - Child Care 8I DvIpI. Klah, Roy - Air Cond. I KlIze, Phlllp Bio-Med. Elect. I Klabaugh, LorI - Dent. Asst. I Klankownkl, Earl - Data Proc. I Kloblg, Gall - Automotive l KIoIsI, Mlchads - Bio-Med. Elec. I KIlppeI, LInda - DaIa Proc. I Kllpneln, Robert - Accounting I Klon, Connanco - Med. Lab Tech. I Klou, Mary - Food Inst I Kluunu, Thoma: - Chem 8- Fen. I Knocul, Steven - Auto Mach. I KnoIIoI. Dennll - Dairy Eq uip. Bldgs. I KnIghI, Madollno - Clerk Typist I Knoll, Korma - Dam Proc. I Knopp, Kevln - Comm. An I Knudsen, Corrine - Sctrl. Science I Knudsen, DIane - Med. Asst. I KnudIton, Ramon - Chem. 8I Fen. I KnuIIon, Chadena - Sectl. Science I KoelbI, Klmbody -' Sectl. Science I Keene, Krlsllne - Legal Sctry. I Kocnlgn, Rochelle - Int. Dsn. I Konlchock. RIchard - Food Inst. I Kotek. Llndu - Wark Clerk I Kolek, Suva - Aqu Mech. I Krucht, Bradley - Marketing I Krllcmld. Kay - Tech. Nurs. I Kramer, Grog - Per Elec. I Kramer, Scott - Feed. Seed 8. Farm I Krluu, Cynthla - Op. Rm Asst. I Knuu, Rondd - Marketing I Kremmcr. Lynne - Accounting I Kruchor. Larry - Auto Mach. I Krouur. Knrl - Mach. Tool Op. I Krlck, Clndy - Voc. Tech., Dvlpt. I Krona. Rlck - Auto Mach. I Kroslnskl. Scott - Auto Body I Kublclak, ChrIIIIne - Comm Art I Kuockor, Kevln - Diesel GI Hvy. Equip. I Kuehno, Brenda - Legal Sctry. I KuopIor, Sherry - Med. Sctry. I Kulnk, Duvld - Chem. 8x Fen. I Kullbcn, Robert - Mech. Dsn. I Kullg, len - Mach. Dsn. I Kullg, Mary Kay - Op. Rm. Asst. I Vocational Schoolic Fame Spreads 'l'hroughout The World...reque$ts from such scattered places as Tokyo, New York and Panama. La Crosse Tribune January 22, 1950 Kumbler, Thedore - Bio-Med. Elect. Kundlngar. Lola - Dent. Asst. Kundy, Mlchul - Elect. Serv. Kunes, John - Auto Body Kunze. Clndy - Legal Smry. Kurkowskl, Mlchaol - Air Cond. Kuruzovlch, MIch-eI - Printing LaFleur, Donald - Food ServI Mgmt. I LnFleur, Mlchael - Mach. Tool 0p. Lamb. Jnnlne Tech. Nurs. Landwehr, Tlmothy Retailing Lanon, Dale - Comm. Art. II Llrlon, Evelyn, - Vls. Comm. Tech. I Llnon, Mark - Bio-Med. Elect Larson, Todd - Comm. An I LauIenberg, Sheryl - ScrtI. Science I Lautenbach. Dlanne Data Pro. Mach. Op. Lavold, Paul - Mech. Dsn. I Lawrence, Klm - Scrtl. Science I Lecher, Bernard - Bio-Med. Elect. I Lee, Chrlotlne - Tech; Nurs. I Lu, Roger - Air Cond. I Lee, Slephanle Print. SI Pub. II Lu, Tlmothy - Refrig. Serv. Lehrke, Kathy - Comm. An II Leln, Vlckl - ScnI. Science I Lelrmo. Phyllls - Food Inst. Lulu, Debra - Dam Pro. Mach. 0p. Lemke, Ambor v- Apparel Arts Lenox, Melvln - Data Proc. I Longer, Rlchnrd Air Cond. II Lapke, De Ann - Clerk Typist Lenard, CM. - Legal Sony. I Lwondmkl, Loner - Pwr. EIecI. II chendoukl, Roger - Elect. Serv. I Levanlck, Mark Mach. Tool Op. I Lwerenz, Ronald - Auto Mach. LIchIenwdn-r, Clndy - Comm. An II Lledor, Dlvld - Bio-Med. Elect. II Ucn, Robin - Elect Serv. Llnd, Charla - Feed. Seed 8. Farm II Llnd, John - Bio-MedI Elect. II Llndnuor, Punch - Data Pro. Mach. Op. Under, Gwon - Op. Rm. Asst Undlcy, DnnnIs - Accounting II undnor, Sunn - Int. Dsn. II Llnuy, AI - Finance I Llnrud, Dorothy - Tech. Nurs. I 47 48 Lllkl. John - Sprm kt. Mng. II Lodocn. John - Printing Long, Mary - Med. Sctry. II Long, PIuIIno - Op. RmI Asst. I Loomlu, Gregory - Marketing I Loose, JuIIe - Med. Sctry. I Lord, H. Mlchad - Data Pro. I Louby, Bruce - Electronics I Louchlng, Nancy K. - Data Pro. I LubInnkl. Llu - Comm. Art II Lucas, chra - Legal ScIry. I Lueck, Debra - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Lueck, Patrlck - Auto Body Luodke, Flex A. - Vis Comm. Tech. II Luedke, Verde - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Luepko, Gary - Air Cond. I Leur. John - Printing Lukuzawskl, Gary - Comm. An II Lund, Barban - Tech. Nurs. I Lund, Kathy - Comm. An II Lund, Lorl - Data ProI Mach. On I Lundc, Gerald - Printing Lther, Chrlnlne - Dent. Asst I Mus, Joe R. - Comm. An II Mnck. Juno - Legal ScIry, I Mach, KevIn - Refrig. Serv. I Madden, Margaret - Accounting I Muddocks, ery - lnI. Dsn. I Mada. TImothy - Food Ser. MgmtJ Mudlgln, Brad - Air Cond. I Mlhlum, PIuI - Accounting I Mahlum. Randy - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Mnlne, Rlchnrd - Mech. Dsn. I Malnz, Lola - Apparel ArIs l Malay. Jnmu - Police Science Mann, Roger - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I Malone, Rnndy - Food Serv. Mgmt. I Mullucmkl, Debra - Food Serv. Mgmt. II Multan, Kathrynn - Comm. An I MIIuchor. Mlchlel - Food Serv. Mgmt. I Manuel, Rome - Retailing II Mamko. Mary - ScnII Science II Manuko. Demo - Med. Sc1ry. I Munz. Caron - Dent. Asst. I Marco, Bruce - Police Science I Mnrtln, Kathleen - Int. Dsn. II Manlnoau, Pater R. - Electronics I Manhak Kathleen A. - Food Serv. Mgmt. II Mason Patty VisI Comm. Tech. I Mluey, Nancy - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Matchey, Mark - Welding I Mathls, Cyrll - Electronics II Manewn, Anna Clerk Typist I Mathew; John B. - Bio-Med. Elect. II Mame. VIckI - Clerk Typist I Hmbon. Gretchen - Fshn. Mdsng. II Mmbon, Kathleen - Dam Pro, Mach. Op. Mahala. Thoma- - Mach. Dsn. II Mlufon, Row G. - BimMed. Elect. I Mum, Sm - Rad. Tech. I MuchI. MIIMw - Draft. Mach. I Me Alur Larry M. - Automotive I Mc Camry. Jouph - Comm. Art II Me Culuy. Jayne - Tech. Nurs. I Me ChlI-n, Llndn - Food Serv. Mgmt. I Me Cllmock. Dlvld - Mach. Tool Op. II Me Cormlck. Gouldlno - Comm. Art I Mc Coy. John A. - Int. Dan. I lie Curdy. Robin - Marketing I Me DInIoI. Toma - Med. Lab. Tech. II Mc Donald, Kalhryn - Med. Asst. I Mc Douglll, Debra - Comm. Art II Me Gnu, Stephen - Accounting II Me Gulro. Charla - Accounting II He Henry, Mark - Mach. Dsn. I Mc Lm, John - Auto body I Molar, Alan - Data Pro. I Molby. Dllnc - Tech. Nurs. I Molby, MIchuIyn - Med. ScrIy. I Molbyo, Gary L. - Vis. Comm. Tech. II Molchor, Harvey - Food Sew. Mgmt. I Mellom, Crllg - Auto Body I Morehbwlu, Gayle - Dem. Asst. I Morgen, TIrn - Elect. Serv. I MOI'OII, MIchuI - Air Cond. II Morroll, 00 En. - Apparel Arts I Marry. Roam - Electronics I Manor. Mary - Clerk Typlst I Motllllo, Harold - Mech. Dan. I Mayor, Gunldnc A. -Accounting I Mlcholl, Carol v- Comm. Art II Mlckolson, Lulh - Inst. Foods l Mlckchon. Susan - Legal Scrty. I Mlckcnu, Stanley - Diesel 5 Hvy. Equip. l Mlkuhquy. Doris - Med. Lab. Tech. II Mltolu, Thoma - Draft. Mach. I Illllor, Janol K. - Tech. Nurs. I Mlllcr, Juliny - Air Cond I MIIIor, Scott - Print. 3. Publish. I Mllcr. Makohl - Printing 49 MIIIor. Mnrk - Automotlve II MIIIor. Sholdon K. -- Inst. Foods l MIIIwood, Davld - Flnnnce I Mlng, Romld - Retalllng I much. Calh-rlno - Bus. Mach. I mum, Pntrlcln - Tech. Nurs. II Moo. David - Chem. A Fan. II Moon, Rlchurd - Automotive I Moonek. Carolyn - Med. Asst. I Mount. Juno . - Legal Scrty. I Mohnn, Chrlsllno - Tech. Nurs. I Moluhn, Paw .. Child Care A DvlpIJ Moody. Ktnnoth - Alr Cond. I Morgan. Kl'n - Rad. Tech. I Morlany. Kuhloon - TechI Nurs. I Morkon, Sharon K. - Tech. Nurs. II Morrlll, Brian -- Auto Mech. I Mono. Brad E. - AccounIlng I Mom. Punch - Int. Dsn. I Motor, Mary - Child Care a Dvlpt. I Mocha. Barbara - Fshn. Mdsng. I Motzny. Marlo - Comm. Art I Muchow. Loul- - Adm. Scrty. Muchbnklmp. Juno - Med. Lab. Tech. I Muchlonklmp. Paula - Fshn. Mdsng. I Mmlbr. Holdl - Rad. Tech. I Mull . Karon - Legal Scrty. I Muller. Katherlno - Op. Rm. Asst. I Muolkr, Kurt - AutomotIve I Mlldtr. Joan - Int. Dsn. l Mdhol-m. Mlko - Comm. Art I Mum, 8km - Int. Dsn. II Mllroy. John - Blo-Med. Elect. I Muphy, Gugory - Police Science Murphy, Shun - Alr Cond. I Mulch, Connlo - Dent. Asst. l Mum. Robert - Police Science I My , Lind- - Bus. Mach. I MyIIMIoc, Romld- Automotive l Nadun, Scan - ReIrIg. Sam I Nldluu. ConnIo - PrIntIng Nail. Lon- M. - Dent. Asst. I Nouy. th M. - Dent. Assn Nodlvnhl, Kenneth - Elect Serv. I Nodorloo. Shun - Blo - Med. Elect. l Nodlnnd. Joo- Comm. Art II Nadine. Mary C. - Med. Scrty. l Nohrlng, Joann- - Med. ScrIy. I Noll, Sill - Pre. Sew. Nurs. Asst. I N.IIzko, Willie. - Electronics I Nohdo. Dled - Electronics I Nelson. Gary - Finance I Nobon. Junnlo - 3cm. Science I Nohon. Jool D. - Diesel a. Hvy. Equlp. I Dear IIGangII, My mother and I want you to know how pleased we were to receive the beautiful flowers you sent yesterday. Of course, the nurses wonIt let me have the flowers here but when I come in to see my mother every three hours, I have a chance to admire them. Dad and mother are already making plans for sending me to college when Igrow up and yesterday I heard mother say that my education must include some training at the Vocational School. Pll be seeing you! Gratefully, The Nursery Irvm Cldi Teasdale St. Anne's Hospital, . . . . . . . . . . September 25, 1940 Nohon. Lu - Chem. :1 Fert. I Nolan . RIII - Scrtl. Science I Noumnn. anon A.- Accountlng II Nouv-nh, Janka - Child Care a. Dvlpt. I Novolmnl, Kathryn - Med. Asst. I waon'y, Calhorlno - Med. Scrty. I Nowhurg. Rlchurd - Accounting II Newcomb, Carl - Refrig. Saw. I Ndwklrk, John A. - Comm. Art II Mman. Dal. - Print. 8. Pub. II Nowman. Douglas - Draft. Mech. I Nlelulc. John F. - Mach. Tool Op. I NlothdI, Dunno - Fshn. Mdsng. I Nhh-m. Thoma - Comm. An II Nkl-on. MIchul - Food Ser. Mng. I NIkIlr. ClIhI - Int. Dan. I thko, Dobr- - Print. at Pub. l Noel, Jamu - Marketlng I NotIko. Franco. - Med. Asst. I Nolan. MolIy - Comm. Art II NoIIlng, Nlncy - Clerk Typist I Noon. th - Food Inst. I Norby, Donnh - Date Proc. I Norman. CurIIs - PrInt. 8I Pub. I Nonkog,Tr-cy - Child Care a. DvlpI. I ' Nolh, BrIIn - Diesel RI Hvy. Equip. I May... Barbara - Comm. Art II Nyn, Paula - Int. Dsn. II O'Connol. Robyn - Legal Sctry. II O'Knh. May - Legal Sctry. I O'Rourke, PIIrIclI - Clerk TypIsI I O'Toole, Dlnkl - Comm. An I Odoglrd. Myron - Tech. Nurs. I OnInlchor, Jouph - Accountlng II Oilerduhl, Jnoquollm - Op. Rm. Asst. I Olbrdlhl, Larry - Feeds, Seeds 5 Farm Oldonburg, Chayl - Chlld Care a. Dvlpt. Obon. Stave - Chem. 8- Fen. I Obon. Ann - Data Proc. I Ohon, Barbara - Tech, Nurs. I Obon. Gary - Comm. Art II Olson, Dale Muwln - Marketlnq I 51 52 Olaon, David A. - Accounting II Olnon, Donna K. - Legal Scrty. I Olson, John F. - Accounting II Olson, Llndn - Comm. An I Ollon, Mlchul - Tech. Nurs. I Olson, Rachel - Accounting I Olunon, Vlciorln - Tech. Nurs. I Omugcv. Steven - Auto Body I Opholm, Kavln - Welding Orcutl, Ralph - Ind. Eng. Tech. I Onthun, Debblc - Accounting I Ormu. D-nlol - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equip. I Osborne, Cynthla - Med. Lab. Tech. II Ongard, Roger - Diesel KI HvyI Equip. II on, Mlchaol - Accounting I Ovulurl, Brlan - Marketing II Outcoll, Alan - Mech. Dsn. II Owen, Carol - Comm Art I Pngol, Lola - Med. Rec. Tech. I Pulley. Wllllam - Elect. Serv. I Pampuch. Nancy - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I lek, Donna - Comm. Art ll Parker, Dubr- - Fshn. Mdsng. l Parker. Vicky - Scrtl. ScIence I Parkhunt, Lynn - Tech. Nurs. II Parr, Mary L. - Rad. Tech. I Parr, Sloven - Diesel BI Hvy. Equip. I Plnonon, Corlnne - Clerk Typist I Patterson, DonnId w. - Marketing I PIlIonon, Plul Fl. - Bio-Med. Elect. I Flu, Barbara - Rad. Tech. I Paulun, Bruce - Comm. An I Pnullon, Peggy - Comm. An I Pncock. Nancy L. - Med. Rec. Tech. II Podunon, Sandra J. - Comm. An II Pudmll. Rlchlrd - Accounting I Peloskl, Cymhln - Child Care 8k DvIp. l Pendenon, Alma c. - Finance I Pendleton, Karen M. - Clerk Typist I Potonon, Carl. - Int. Dsn. I Pelenon, Carol Legal Scrty. I Pchnon, Clndy - Int. Dsn. II Peterson, Davld - Pwr. Elect. I Pelonon. Janet - Dent. Asst I Penna , Julle A. - Med. Rec. Tech. II Peterson. Kerry - Comm. An II P.Iuson, Llnd- - Scrtl. Science I Potonon, Mary - Op. Rm, Asst. I Paterson, Ruuoll - Marketing I Polru. Kathleen - Comm. Art ll PMI, Samuel - Comm. An II Phllllpo. Jenny - Food Inst. I Plolhop. Jlmu - Finance I Plepor. Dlvld - Diesel 8I Hvy. Equip. I Flores, Dawn - Rad. Tech. II Morcc, Joseph - Printing Plotorlck. Robert - Welding I Holromkl, Debra - Tech. Nurs. I Plpor, Gregg - Draft. Mech. I PIoIn, Shell: - Clerk Typist I Plum , Becky - Comm An I PoIlng. John - Accounting I Pon. Mlchaol v- Comm. An I Powololt, Connlo - Int. Dsn. I Powers, Patrlck - Bus. Mach. I Pawlou. Choryl - Scnl. Science I Powuuklcwlcz, Belly - Apparel Ans I Pun. Sandra - Comm. Art II Proloznl, Paullne - Food Inst I Promo, Dennll - Comm. An I Prohsky, Candle. - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Prleo, Ronlld - Accouming I PrIom, Susan - Marketing I Prochuzkl. Mnry - IntI DsnI I Prokop, Jack - Welding I Prokop, John - Welding I Punch, Carolyn - Accounting I Rndlo , Rlck Draft. Mech. I Hagan, Paulo - Rad. Tech. I Halten, Lalrd - Auto Mech. I n-muy, Theron - Auto Body I Range, Clndl - Comm. Art I mnzonborgor, Klm - Pwr. Elect. II Rnpp, Vlcky - ReIailing I Ruchlg, ErIc - Food Inst. I Rah, Dorll - Int. Dsn. II Ray. Mlchaol - Pwr. Elect. I Roldy. Llndl - Clerk Typist I Roudon, PIIrIck - Auto Mach. I Rodmnnn, Kalhorlno - Int. Dsn. I Rood. Kathy Sue - Child Care 8. Dvlpt. I Roget. Joann. - Clerk Typist I Rolland, Jun - EEG Tech I Rolnln, Dllno - Dent. Asst. I Rolumucr, Jnmu - Accounting ll Rmmmd. Glylon -Elec1ronics 53 La Crosse has one of the best vocational schools in the United States in the handsome new building erected on the north- east corner of 6th and Vine Streets. .................... LaCrosseTribune June 8,1924 lel . Gerald - Police Science Rout , MIchuI - Refrig. Serv. I HWIIS, Jamu - Air Cond. mchmond. Mary - Clerk Typist I Hlodoror. Jayne - Had. Tech. I ngglo. Parry - Mach. Tool Op. I qulomon. Charla - Tech. Nurs. I Rllcy. Ronald - Accounting I Rlloy. Tlmoihy - Print. 8I Pub. II l-llngonmn. Nancy - Legal Sctry. I Rlnlkcr, Mark - Auto Body I Rlpp. Gngory - Elect. Saw. I mum, Hold - EEG Tech. I Rmor, Dmd - Data Proc. II Robert. John - Electronics I Roberts. Jaye. - Med. Sctry. I Robertson. Torry - Elect Serv. I Roblnuon, Douuu - Vis. Comm. Tech. II Roblnlon, Shown - InI. Dsn. I Rodoborg. sewn - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Rodonborg. Hockm - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Roulor, Rundolph - Diesel 8I Hvy. Equip. I Rohm, Shun - Refrig. Serv. I Romukog, Bathu- - Clerk TypIsI I Romukog. Clndy - Clerk Typist l Ronmnborg. Randy - Comm. An I Boob, EIIon - ScrtlI Science II Rookoo. Natallc - Tech. Nurs. I Ron. Judd - BIo-Med. Elect I Rosana, Konnoth - Comm. Art I Rotorlng. thry - Int. Dan I Rude, Shari - Med. Sury. I Rudlc, Mary Bdh - Fshn. Mdsng. I Rudrud, Grm - Med. Rec. Tech. I Ruockhlom, Pad - Auto Body I Rummy. Jlnu - Marketing II Runnlng. Davld - Chem. A Fen. I Ruwh. John - Chem. 5. Fart. I Russell. Shun - Diesel 8n Hvyt Equip. I Ryan. Dole: - Data Proc. II Rynu. Jaequdlno - Draft. Mech. l Saba ; Rhonda - Tech. Nurs. I 3.0 . Donlu - Retailing I Sackm. Donna - Int. DsnI I Sagan, Handy - Mech. Dan. I Salzwodd. Pull - Mache Tool Op. l Sundan. Carolyn - Data Proc. I Sanders. Mark - Mach. Tool Op. I Smkcy, Holly - Vls. Comm. Tech. II Sllhor. Georg. - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Savage, JooI - Elect Sam I Small. Bruco - Accounting II Saxon. Ludllo - Food Ser. Mgmt. ll Scullon, Jamel - Elemronics I Schulor, Rob. - Draft. Mach. I Selma, .llrn - Electronics I Schallor, Klnn - Med Rec. Tech. I Schnllor, Thoma - Auto Mach. I Schnmom. Marlyce - Dent Asst. I Schamu. Ronda - VIs. Comm. Tech. II Schlub, DIVId - Diesel 8x Hvy. Equip. I Senna , ConnIa - Op. Rm. Asst. I 8cm , Jonl - Rad. Tech. I Schlogol, Randy - Marketing I Schluur, Mary - Med. Rec. Tech. I Schlllnr. Mark - Chem. :1 Fen. II ScIIIIlor, Wdtor - Elem. Serv. I Schmldl. John - Comm. Art II SchmIdI. MIchuI - Automotlve I Schmlu, Glen - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Schmlu. M'Ivln - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I Schmudlach, Suun - Int. Dan. I Schnoldu. Charlou - Apparel Ans I Schnur, Pout $ Air Cond. I Schoonfold, ErnIIy Op. Rm. A351. l Schulbor. KImbuIy - Med. Asst. I Schloodor, Connie - Scnl. Science I Schroeder. Llnda - Finance I Schubert. Joseph - Weldlng I Schubert, Karon - Med. Asst. I Schuanovmnn. Rose - Legal Sctry. I Scrum, Carolin - Legal Sctry. I Schultz, Dled - Mech. Dsn. II Schultz, Kathleen - Scrtl. Science II Schultz, Mlchul - Bio-Med. Elect. I Schultz. Ammo - Accounting I Schulu. Jorry - Mach. Tool Op. I Schumann. deroy - Welding I Schumann. Mlchul - Print. a Pub II Schutlor, J01! - Food Inst. I Schulz, Kltmun - Fshn. Mdsng. I Schutz. Tom - Data ProcI ll Schyo, Laura -- Comm. Art II Sublon. Mlchul - Feed, Seed 3. Farm II Sager, Donna - Scrtl. Science I Seldolad. Pour - Print. 8. Pub I Solln, Jack - Automotive I Sondolbach, Betty - Tech. Nurs. I Sorta. Rlchnrd - Bio-Med. Elect. II SOWIII, Mamas - Diesel a Hvy. Equip. I Sumon Clad. - Med. Lab. Tech. I Sumon, Kovln - Auto Mech. I 55 Swatch. Randdl - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I Shackleton, Todd - Sprmkt. II Shaker, smon - Feed. Seed. and Farm I Shay, Torrance - Dairy Equip. Bldgs. II Shdolblno. Rlcky .. Accounting I Shaffer, John R. -- Priming l Shlrom-n, Kfll - Med. Sctry. l Shoemakor, Mlchul - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Shook. Mlchul - Data Proc. II Sldlc. Jullo - Legal Sctry. I Slob , Suun - Med. Asst I Slokm. Llndl - Med. Sctry. II Sllbaugh, D-nlol - Elect. Saw. I Shun, Lynn - Accounting I Simomon. Clndnoo - Bus. Mach. I Slmpuon, Anhuv - Automotive I Slnl, Charla - Air Cond. I Slvnnlch, En - Marketing I Skullnd. Mark - Elect. Saw. I Skrodc, Steven - FIetaIIIng I Slonkn, Nancy - Op. Rm. Asst. I Smnby. Frank - Air Cond. I Svmby, Juno. - MechI Dsn. I Smut, Ricky - Electronics II Smomd, Juno - .Finance I Smml, Donlu - Dent. Asst. I Smllh. Korma . - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Smllh. Mlchul - BIo-Med. Elect. I Smllh. Stwtn - Accounting I Sinhh, Torrl - Ward Clerk I Smlm, Torry - Mech. Dsn. II SmIIh, Tlmothy - Pwr. Elect, II Smllh, Tom - Accounting II Smll, Juno. - Voc. TechI DvlpL I SnId-r, Alan - Draft. Mech I Snldor. Julory - BIo-Med. Elect. II Sobkawllk, Dawn. - FshnI Mdsng. I Solborg. Bucky - Scrtl. Sclence I Selling, Roxanna - Accounting I Sailor. John - Data Free. I Sommlllo, Donna - Op. Rm. Asst. I Somalla, Deborah - Rad. Tech. I Super. Bucky - EEG Tech. I Sonnoon, Pad - Mach. Tool Op. I SooImky, M-ry Kay - Dent. Asst. I Sanchock. Comic - Med. Sctry I 89m. John - Marketing II Salim . Mlchld - Ind. Hygiene Tech. I W. Alta Accountlng I MI, NW. Fuhn, Mdsng. I Sultan, Doodl- Diawl a Hvy. Equip. l m, Non I'Mng hmm I MJWUG Mom. huh I m .1me Inga! 91, ; I SllnIord, Sheryl - Med. Scny. I Slinky, Susan - Clerk Typist I Stark, Bonnle - Clerk Typist I Stark, Susan - Comm. Art I Starry, Jun - Med. RecI Tech. I Stuhek, GorIId J. .. Bio-Med. Elect I Sudden Rlchard - BivMed. Elect. I Steele, Scott - Welding I Stelno. Codrlc - Bio-Med. Elect. II SIoInu, Steven L. - Bio-Med. Elect I Slolnholl, Rlchard - Diesel 8t Hvy. Equip. I SIcIImr, Slum - Welding I Slendahl. Ln - Feed, Seed 8x Farm II Stendnlcn, Gary - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I Stephan, Sue C. - Tech. Nurs, I smnr, Mary - Comm. An I Stevenson, LuIle E. - Automotive I Steward. Mark - Food Ser. Mgmt. I SIockel, Rodney - Retailing I Slockel, Vlnconl - Marketing I Sloelller, Jouph - Elect. Serv. I Stoelller. M-ry - Int. Dsn. I Stokes. Roger L. - Data Pro. I Slorandt, James C. - Bio-Med. Elect. II SIaney. John E. - MachI Tool Op. I Stralgm, Dawn - Comm. An I SlrlngnnlIon, Darr - Sprmkt. Mgmt. I SIrangsInllon. ScoI - Dlesel 8. My Equip. I Sinner, Clndy - Rad. Tech. I Slrnub, Mark - Comm. Art I Slrnuch, Sharon - Dent. AssI. i SIremchl, RIch-rd - Draft Mach. I Stuckcy, Allen - Spmkt. Mng. I Slum, Llrry - Air Cond, I Stylon, Ronald Elect. Serv. I Sum. Jlm - Food Serv. Mng. I SuIIor. Suun - Accounting II Sulllvan, Bnrbm - Comm. Art I Sundln, Dawn - Int. Dsn. I smlm. Trad - Op. Rm..AsstI I Svnum, Karon - Finance I Svcum, Lynn - Med. Lab. Tech, I 57 Swanson, Cathy I Med. Scrtle Sw-dborg, Dennis L. I Police Science I sued. Ronda L. I Bio-Med. Elect. I Swlggurn, Mark I Bio-Med. Elect I Sylll. Jonathon I Welding I Sxyrnnnlkl. Pmrlcln I Comm. An I Tanko. Toma R. I Fshn. Mdsng. I Timber. Simon I Elect. Serv. I Tnmchor, Stuon I Had. Tech. I Taylor, Joyce A. I Med. Lab Tech. II Tell. Duld I Air Cond. I ToIgcn, Velmn I Accounting II Towns, Jam L. I Int. Dan. I Turpeirl, Dennls I Elect Serv. I Torry. James I Welding I Thaldorl, SIopIInn I Feed, Seed 8. Farm I Tholun, Elolu I Accounting I Thompson, Barbara I Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Thomp-on, Dd. I Mach. Dsn. I Thompson, Donny I Marketing I Thompson, RIch-rd I Bio-Med. Elect. I 11mkon, WIIIIam Jr. I Vis. Comm. I TIoug-n. Card R. I Int. Dsn. ll Took, Russo I Marketing I TolM-on, Condo I Food Inst I ToIIoInon, CynthIn I EEG Tech. I ToIMaon, Pamela I Tech. Nurs. II ToIMIon, Susan I EEG Tech. I Tolloy, Shuon - Data Pro I Topol, Alan I Marketing II Topol, Dobn I Mech. Dsn. II Topp, Raymond - Ind. Hygiene Tech. I Tracoy. Susan I EEG Tech. I TrdI-r, Nonmn I Child Care a Dlvp. I Trmbcrg. Cynthll I TechI Nurs. II Trmbcrg. Llndl I Tech. Nurs. I Trommol, VMorln I Int. Dsn. II Trunkls, DIlm I Tech. Nurs. I Trhn, Edward I Farm Bus. Mng. I Trhlor, Donlu I Med. Lab. Tech. I Troynnok. Pall I Dairy Equip. . . I Bldgs. I Truuonl, Albert I Police Science I Trygguild. Donnll I Pwr. Elect. l Tryggund. Kathryn I Med. Lab Tech. I Trubmalnkl, PM I Apparel Ans I Turnbull. Tom E. I Int. Dsn. I Tumor. Brian I Vis. Comm. Tech. II Ubonox. Jullo I Med. Asst. I Ullmann, Jam I Med. Lab Tech. II Ulrich, John - Draft. Mech. I Ulrlch, Sumtl I Legal Scny. I Urban, Duvld I Feed, Seed 5. Farm II Urban, Tm E. I Data Pro. I Ulormoohlcn, Brund- I Dent. Asst. I Coleman Enrollment Reaches Record...773 full-time students, an increase of more than 50 per centfrom last year. LaCrosseSundayTribune .................... October16, 1966 Umrbnck. Paula - Fshn. Mdsng. I Vallqmm, Mary - Fshn. MdsngI I Van Emu. Suzan - Comm. Art. I V-n Dyko, Lynn - TechI NursI I Van Otoghom, Tm - Legal Sctry Vance, Earl - Pwr. Elect. Vandcrploeg, James - Accounting I Velr. Marllnne - Med. Asst. I Verenutcren, Dale - Comm. Art II Vqunlk, George 6- Retailing I Vlnor, Tlm - Auto Mech. Vlngora. Clndn - Scrtl. Science I VInynrd, Jana - Med. Asst. I Voldm, Donald - DIesel a Hvy. Equip. II Von Arx, Ellnbclh - Legal Sctry. I Wade. Randal - Mech. Dsn. I Wagoner. Mlchael - Bio-Med. Elect I Wagner. Charles - Auto Mech. I mer, Mlchul - Comm. Art I Wagner, Rlehard - Air Cond. II Wllckor, Tonl - Accouming II Walker. Mark - Dairy Equip...BIdgs. I Willa , Phyllls - Bus. Mach. I Wllllng. Mary - Accounting I Walsh. Purlck 6 Mach. Tool Up. I W-Iur, Kevan - Print. a Pub, II Waller. Sloven - Bio-Med. Elect. I Wilton, Charlene - Tech. Nurs. ll Wilton, Llun - Ward Clerk Wnrren, Gene - Print. 8- Pub. I Warren, Wllllnm - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Warsaw. Sharon - Tech. Nurs. II Wuon. WIIII-m - Mech. Dsn. II Waters, Dun - EEG Tech. I Weber, Carol - Fshn. Mdsng. I chwlck, KurI - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Women RIckoy - Comm. Art I Wohbl, Kathryn - Comm. Art I Wchnnborg. Debra - Med. Sctry. I Vlolbol, Mnrk - Electronics Welland. Chay - Data Pro. Mach. Op. II Welland, Grocery - Data Pro. Mach. 0p. I Wollor. Todd - Alr Cond. I Woks. Joyce - Tech. Nurs. I Wohklrchcr, Pllrlck - 0p. Rm. Asst I Viol , Choryl - Comm. Art I Wolx, Llwnnoo -- Bio-Med. Elect. Wolch. Mary - Comm An II 59 Wolch. Pamela - Data. Proc. I Wolch, Slum - Comm An ll Wdtor, Sally - Comm. Art I WoIIzIon. RII- - Tech. Nurs. I Wondllng Jon - Accounting I Woman Robert - Dairy Equip...BIdgs. II Worn . Thoma: - Bio-Med. Elect I Wat. Pamela - Bus. Mach. Wutedleld, Dobr- - Tech. Nurs. II Wovomnd, Thomas - AccounIing II White, Danny - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Whllmor, RIch-rd - Police Science I chkenkamp, MIcIIuI - Comm. An II Wlodonnnnn, Carol - Scnl. Science I Wllbur, Mary - Finance I Wlldor, Ron - Refrig. Serv. WIII, Dunn - Data Proc. WIllonborg. Sue - Comm. Art II Wlller, LInda - Retailing ll Wlllllms, Byron - Diesel 8k Hvy. EquipI II Wllllams, Jo Anne - Finance I Wllllamn, Laura - Med. Sctry. I WIIIIam-on, Rebeca - Scrtl. Science I Wllllnger. Gary - DleseI GI Hvy. EquipI I Wllnon, Lllllan - Bus. Mach. I Wlllon, Sarah - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Wlnchell. Llndl - Apparel Ans I Wlng, Clndy - Data Pro. MachI Op. 1 Wlnkler, Carl - Mach. Tool Op. I Wlnklor. Gerard - Elect Serv. I Wlnund, Gary - Welding Wish, Glry - Print. 8. Pub. I Vlllhrow, Rch-rd - Pwr. Elect. I wm, Robe - Vis. Comm. Tech. I Wolahn, Krlstlm - Scnl. Science I Wood. Shuon - Fshn. Mdsng. Woods, Brno. - Marketing I Worthlngion, Donna - Printing Woychlk. Batty - Tech. Nurs. II Woychlk, Gourd - Elect. Serv. I Woznlak. Joyce - EEG Tech. I Wum, M-ry - Child Care 5 Dvlpt. I Ynhnko, John - Welding Yanzor, Ronald - Mech. Dsn. I Vaun, Sherry - Int. Dsn. II Yuko, Kuhyrn - Fshn. Mdsng. Yetta, Steven -IBIo-Med. Elect I Yon . James - Feed. Seed 8. Farm Young, DInIeI I Ind. Hygiene Tech I Young, Sally - Bus. Mach. I Young. Stoph-nlo - Accounting I Young. Wayne - Welding Zahn, Tunanc - Comm. An I Zoglol, Albert - Feed, Seed GI Farm HYOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.I Prepare for the future or qualify for one of the many skilled job openings. Register NOW for day school classes- Coleman Vocational and Adult School- LaCrosse, WisW Ad from The LaCrosse Tribune July 16, 1963 ZaII. Rcym - Comm. Art I Zhgkr. Nancy - Mod. Lab. Tech. I ZIoIImkI. Jay ,- Data Pro. Mach. 0p. I Zlolko, Jam.- - Tech. Nurs. I Zlohdort, Mark - Dalry Eqqu. . . Bldgs. I ernb-uor, chrl - Med. Asst. I ernmor. John - Data Proc. I Zlnkn, Ronald - Comm. Art II erk. Kin - Legal Sciry. I llschko, Punch - Scrtl. Science I leznor, Marin. - Print. a. Pub. I Zomun. chk - AIr Cond. I Zumach, Joflory - Marketing I Note: The following section contains additional students - photo retakes and delays in receiving the photos those not listed previously due to late registration, and identifying them. The LaTech Staff Alumni, EIIon - Scnl. Science II Anderson, AMn - Auto Body Andaman, Dled - MarkeIIng-Retalllng I And-rlon, Suun - Marketing I Armon, Debra - Med. Smry. II Blglcy. Mlchul - Mach. Tool Op. II Bugnlolukl, JIM Accouming Ballot, Curl - Accountlng II Bllow. Llunl - Ward Clerk Barmky, Jun - Legal Sctry. II Bum, Plul - Air Cond. I Bauer. cm- - Rad. Tech. I Boumn, JI'IIOI - Chem. a Fan. locker. Juno! - Med. Sctry. II 30an Mnrtln - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Down. Inn. - Med. Lab. Tech. II Bolllch, Dnld - Mach. TooI Op. II Bolthnunr, Donna - Legal Sctry. II BIIbny, TImothy - Bio-Med. Elect. II Blank, Bernard - Food Inst. Bokluln, Jouph - Diesel A Hwy. Equip. II Brundm. Pomck - Pwr. Elect. Brown, Donnls - Marketing Brown. Mary - Legal Sctry. I Brueggon, Kllhlun - Prac. Nurs. II Bun. Suun - Legal Sctry, II lymon. Yvonne - Chlld Care 5 Devlpt. I Campbell. Danny - Voc. Tech. DvlpI. Carney, Kathlnn - Food Ser. Mgmt. Churchlll. Jan - Legal Sctry. 61 Evening School Enrollment In City Drops As Residents Take War Jobs I I..................... LaCrosseTribune November 21, 1 943 Collu, Foggy - Int. Dan. I Comm, Gould - Marketing I Oomd, Cymhla - Int. Dan. II Cumm, Thom. - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I CurlI, Donnla - Accounting II Dado. Tum - Scrtl. Science II Dumr, Carolyn - Med. ScIry. II Dmond, Edward - Retailing II DMrIeh, Carol - Med. Lab. Tech. I DMrIeh, Llndl - Fshn. Mdsng. I Doha, LIndI - Accounting I Down, Pamela - Bus. Mach. I Du Mond, Shirl - Clerk Typist Dunn. Lln - Fshn. Mdsng. Eugen, Chrhilnc - AccountIng II Erlduon, Pamela - Int. Dan. I Erlekmn. Peggy - Scrtl. Science II Erlekwn, Rlchlrd - AccoumIng I Erlebon. Robert - Auto Mech. I Enopko. Gary - Marketing I Funk, Larry - Wood Tech. I Gram. PmrIcII - Int Dsn. II Guopfer. Howard - Marketing II Hagen. James - Marketing II ngon. Paul - Print. 8. Pub. II Hammoll, Kaerlm - Ward Clerk Hanson, CMMIm - Ind. Hygiene Tech. Harlan, Chum - Chem. 1!. Fen. I Hocht, Duvld - Mech. Dsn. II Henry, Duh - Auto Mech. Hollnkl. Nancy - Med. Sctry II Horlhln. Shell. - Scrtl. Science I Hoctmur, Erbar- - Ward Clerk Houur, Thoma - Mach. Tool Op. II JIM. Mural. - Med. Rec. Tech. II Jonun, Thoma - Accounting I I Johmon, Cathy - Food Ser. Mgmt. Johnson, Dnld - AccounIing Johnson. Dunno - Med. Rec. Tech. II Johnson, KIM - Ward Clerk I Johnson. LorI - Tech. Nurs. I Johnoon, Mark - MarketIng I Johnson, Row - Feed. Seed 8. Farm I Johnson, Thom. VI. - Data Proc. Knmnlh, nu - Med. SecIry. II Kuhy, Alan - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. Knomn, Pull - Prlnt. a Pub. I Komdy, Bornrd - Marketing I 62 Kllboy. Jullc - Legal Sctry. II Klankamkl. Deborah - Accountlng I thom, Darlcno - AocounIIng l KlImkl, erk - Dlesel 8x Hvy Equip. II Kruldmkl, Susan -- Bus. Mach I Kuhn, Juno - Comm. An II L-hn, SMIOI'I - Accountlng I Llnon, Dal. - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equlp. I Lnnon, Donald - Feed. Seed 8. Farm I LoJouno. .1. er - Air Cond. I Luvltl. Susan - Legal ScIry. II Lu, Ruuoll - Sprmkt. Mgmt. Lumen, Rum - San ScIence II Mdhy. Curl - Welding I Mucum. Luann. - Accountlng I McClelland, Suun - Int. Dan. II Mocml. Suun - Accountlng II Mugon, Mary .. Med. ScIry. II Mwhm, Bormrdlno - Med. Sctry. I Mayor, Anhur .. Diesel 5. Hvy. Equlp. II Mcyor, Jan. - Apparel Arts I Moyor, Jullo - 0p. Rm. Asst. I MIIIor. Douglas - Med. Lab. Tech. I Mlllor, Kenneth - Welding I Mlllar, Thomas R - Print. RRFM Pub. I Moldonhaucr, Ruth - Legal Sctry. Morehlmk, Sue - Accoumlng II NIglo, Blmu - Med. Sctry. Nady. Donald - Accounting I Noluol, Rhonda - Marketing II Noun, Nancy - Data Proc. Nlchols, Carol - Rad. Tech. I Nlualko. Mlchul - Welding Nbllor, MIR. - Marketlng I Noblngor, sunloy - Auto Mach. I Olson, Brand. - Legal Sc1ry. II Oloon, Dlvld G - Mach. Dsn. I Olson, Dkk - Automotlve I Obon. Jon - Elect. Serv. I Obon, Tony - Marketlng I Paul. Dobn - Finance Mmon. David A- Data Proc. Pohnon, Duvld D - Auto Body nu. Bruce - RetaIIIng Pouneko, Donna - Clerk Typlst I Ommmo, Dal. - Diesel a Hvy. Equip. Mdlkl, VIekI - Scrtl. Science II RIch. TorrI - Legal Sctry. II RII-y. Mlchul - Mach. Toop Op. I Badman, MarIIyn - Clerk Typlst I Rodrlgucz. Jon - Elect. Serv. I Roulor. Ellun - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Romporll. MIchul - Electronics I 63 an Invitation ofsingular importance to you... ...whether you are the parent ofa student, a student yourself, a member ofone ofour advisory committees, a professional person, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a businessman or woman, a craftsman, or any other member ofour community, this invitation will have some unique interest for you...COLEMAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 1967 OPEN HOUSE Ad from LaCrosse Tribune May 15, 1967 Rod. Donald - Accounting II Robung, Mary - Tech. Nurs. II Rundhlugon. Darlene - Mach. Dan. II RunIc. Dank! - DIeseI a. Hvy. Equip. I Summer, Rom - Ward Clerk I Sandman. Gall - Med. Sctry. II ScIIIIeMnmoyor, Jolt - Marketing I ScIlmIIz, Joanne - Clerk Typist I umm. Roborl - Prlntlng I ScIInIdI, Deborah - Scnl. Science II 80m. Nancy - Ward Clerk I Suvold, Durban - Scrtl. Science II 8mm, Dlam - Scrtl. Science II 8mm. CIVI- - Finance I smma, Club - Draft. Mach. I Smutbunk. Doreen - Legal Sctry. II Shoot, Juno- - Chem. a. Fen. II Stark. Davld - Accounting I Strum. Knitwyn - Ward Clerk l Swomon, Juno: - Food Inst. I Tana. Pu! - Mach. Dan. II Thompson, Lori - Med. Rec. Tech. I 11mm. Comic - Legal Sctrysll Tombn. John - Mach. Dsn. II Turk, 80min - Med. Asst. I Tum, John - Air Cond. ll Van Dohay Lynn - Tech. Nurs. I M. CMryI - Ward Clerk I Vhth, June! -Diesel 5 Hvy. Equip. ll Vlagm. Charla - Chem. 4!. Fort. II Wan . Loch - Ward Clerk I Wanton , Llnd- - Op. Rm. Asst. I Watson. Ethan! - Marketing II Weber, Loo - Marketing I Wont. Hm - Data Free. I Wolbcl. Jam - TechI Nurs. II Welsh. Kovln - Diesel GI Hvy. Equip. Il VII , Cums - Chem. a. Fort. II Vllpm, Dom - Data Proc. Il Wmnbom, Thoma. - Mach. Dsn. I Wong. Child - Accounting II Wooldndgo. qmu- - Int. Dsn. II Vlonman, Donne - Ward Clerk I Zola. Mary - Med Asst. I Note: In order to have complete repre- sentation of all students enrolled at W .W .T.I . this year, the following pages have been added. Photos I of these students were unavailable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for our use. Students are listed I alphabetically and programs 1ncluded.. Becker, Jo bnnn - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Brunt. ery - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Becker. Monlcn - Accounting I Buyer, Lu Ann. - Rad, Tech. II A550 . J'I'I'V - WWI Tech- I Bonkor. Shun - Prod. Ag. I Brlckl, auburn - Rad. Tech. II Abbott. MICMI 'I Pre-Serv. NUIS' I Bccwar, Plul - Tech. Dvlpt. I Brlggs, Leland - Accounting bii IIbI3- 3W - Pmse NUIS- I BIdwurd, Arden - Prod. Ag. II Brondhnd, Adrlnn - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I AW : J0 NW - OP- Rm Am I Boom. GIon - Mach. TooI-CETA I Brohmor, Albcrt - Marketing I M' - I- IIV I WOOd TeCII' I Buck, chy - pre-Serv. Nurs. I Bronk. Dnvld - AccounIing I M-m- I ! JWI .- P'fse'v- NUIS- I Boll, Donald - Prod. Ag. II 3mm, Dled - Accounting I Ncorn, M'Ik -DI 'Y EqU'P- B'dgs- I Bomh. Mary - Prac. Nurs. I Brown, Mumno - CETA- General Office I N'nnd'r- Gm'd - VOC' Tam DVIIIII I Bonlah, Rom - Farm Trng. I Brown, Norm - Marketing II AII'IIYv MI! I - MBIKGI'W I Bennett, Pour - Dlesel a Hvy. Equip. I Brown. nIcImd - Auto Mech. I Allen, SIW'I - Voc. TeCII. DVIPI' I Bonrud. Cunlt - Wood Tech. I Brownoll, Joye. - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Alm-ndInII-n ScoII- BIO-Med- EIecI. I 3mm, MIko - Voc. 0va. I Brudoo. VIcIu - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I AI' IW'I'I- LI . - Prac. NUIS' I Damon, Robert - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Bruoggcn. Mary - Prac. Nurs. I II IIWI- 305' - EIBCI- SerV- I Benz, D-vId - Draft. Mach. I army, mcmra - Marketing ll Am. I. - VOC- TGCII- DVIPI- I Bug. Emu a CETA Mach. Tool I Bryn, Sm - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Amundton, an . - Prac. Nurs'. I Burger, MIchuI - Feed, Seed, 8x Farm II Bryhn, Myron - Marketing I MII'III'IIII' om - Account'w I Borgor, quI-m - Voc. Tech. 0va. I Bryn, Bemlce - Pre-Serv. NurS- I Anderson, CIMI - ASSI' I Borgncn, Slovon - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Bryn, Llnda - Pre. Serv. I Anderson, AI - PIOdI A9' I Bernhard, Colleen - Rad. Tech. II Buchanan, Mlke - Elect. Serv. I Anderson. Donald - Wood Tech. I Bomklnu, Lynn - lm. Dsn. I Buchholz, Vlvlun - Pre-ServI Nurs. I A II'II' ' D'I'II' - FII'I' 9 I Born, nobm - Prod. Ag. I Buchner, Elllne - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt I Andonon. EMIIV - Ind Hyg. Tech. I Bollhnuur, Cynlhla - Accounting II Buekhnnnon. Robert - Prod. Ag. I Andonon. John - Farm. BusI Mgmt. I 3 , Thomas - Fire Science I Buckhollz. m - Accounting I Andcuon. Lynn - Pre-SerII. Nurs. I 3 , Randal I Mach. Tool I Buckley, Tlm - Accounting I Anderson. MINI. - WeIdIng I Blce, Thomas - Refrig. Serv. I Bun, Lawrence - Pde- Ag. II Anderson, RIchard - PIOd' Ag. I Blgulke, Albert - Prod. A9. I Buohkr, Fred - Accounting I IW'M s'm - FOOII' IIISI' I Blllkcmpor. EIIz-IMII - Child Care a. Dvlpt. I auoI, CanhII - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I wwm I'm - P'?d' A9' I BIIy-u, John - Comm. An I Buelhl, Paul - Electronics I AMI . POI - ACCOUMII'IQ I Bllhouky, ognnI. -Dairy Equip . . . Bldgs. I Bullcn. Duld - Electronics I IN I- - Tam Nu'sg almop, Gary - Prod. A9. I Bunk, JImmIo - Fire Science I AnIonvI 00ml! - Accoum'ng II 5mm, meg... ; Ame Body I Burch, Harlod - Fire Science I Aronlz. Thomas - Voc. DVIIIIII I Blugum, Dawn - Printing I Burd, Jenny - RGIIIIQ- Serv. I Arndl, M'III - PIOd' Ag. I Blame, LI Vom - Finance I Burns, Dnnkl - Finance I Ammm' Chm - DIIIII PIOF' I Black, Molanlc - Prac. Nurs. I Burrow, Jamey - Auto Body I Arnuon. Rlchard - Accountlng I Blackdnr, Garrdt I Auto Body I Buahm-n, Curl - prod. Ag. I m' III'Ih'III - P'w' A9 I Blanchard, Todd - Wood Tech. I ausIIo, Chrllllne - Retailing II MIMI ! II -VPC' 790 DVIPI' I Blochlngcr, Sllnlcy - Mech. Dsn. ll ausmII, anrbm - Med. Lab. Tech. II MIII- 0 - VOC'ISCI DVIpI' I Bloum, Mark - Feed, Seed, a Farm ll Butler, MIch-ol - Marketing II M ! GIIII' - MarkeI' 9 II Blumonshln, Lu - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Bunertleld, sum - Elect. Serv. I P! J' ' - c'e'k' TYII'III.,I Bonk, Tony - Prod. Ag. I aunmr, Pamck - Marketing ll Alhnou, T'II'V - MEIIIIIIIIIQ b Bonrdman, Thomas - Prod. Ag. I Bye, J-mu - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I I , m - ReIa'I'IIg I Boo, nannI - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I aym, Paul - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I II'mP' WW - Dam Pm. Mam Op I Bochlgk, Rlchlrd - Mech. Dsn. I Byom. qum - Elect. Serv. I Bnbcock, Suzannc - Rad. Tech. II Booun. Lawrence - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equip. I Bynm, Loon - Flre Science I Back, Leonard - PIOd' Ag. I Boguo. Patsy - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Cabanas. JIm - PIII'II- 8. PUbI I BIcIM, WIIIII' - EEG Tech- II Bohug, Sandra - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Caldvnll, Roger - Bio-Med. Elect. I 3'99!- JImmIO - Tech- Nurs. II aoMIn, M-ry - Accounting II Calhoon, Toma - Child Care a. Dvlpt. I Bum. Vlno- - Marketing I BoIon, Purlck - Comm An II Calhoun, CIIIIord - Farm Trng. I BIKII-rt. M-ralr-I - 00mm An I BoIIIad, Rodney - Prod. A9 I c.lkIm, MonIcI - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I BahI-n, Muvln - Marketing I Boom, J . I Marketing I Call, Ronald - Prod. Ag. I Baker, Ann' - Rad. Tech. II Buck, Loon - Marketing I Call, Ronald - ProdI Ag. I Balm. GmcInn - Accouming I noun, Kannuh - Auto Body I Cumpboll, JoanIm - Accounting ll Blkkm D-VIII - AccounIInQ II Baum. Kenn - WeIdIng I ' Cannon, chhlnl - Wood Tech. I Bakkquon, Rachol - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Bowman, Donna - Pre-Serv, Nurs. I Clppor, Steven - Elect. Serv. I Baldwln, K'II'I'. - Prac. NU'S- I Boy , Robom - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Cnmn. .IIII - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I B-lI-ny, Larry - Fshn. Mdsng- I Bonn, Larry - Mach. Dsn. I Carbon, Karon - Scrtl. Science II Ball, Irh - Data Pro. Mach. 0p. I 3mm , My - Voc. Tech. DvIptI I Cannon, Phyllls - Rad. Tech. II Bnmb-mk. Row - Prod- A9. I 3mm, mum - Prod. Ag. I Cannody, Sandra - Child Care a DvIpI. I BOI'IIOY. AM. ha IGQIII SCIIY- II Bndloy, John - Marketing I CarrImon, Bonnie - Med. Sctry. I 5 ... GO . - MBI'IIGIII'IQ II Bradshaw. Klfil'l - Pre- Serv. Nurs. l Cannon, Colln - PoIice Science I Barney. Hlndv - Wood Tech- I argue. AII-n - Prlnt. a. Pub. II Canon, uIIcImI - Elect. Serv. I BIWO . JIM - BIo-Med. Elect DI Bnndlu, DIVId - Prod. A9. I Canon, Bonn: - Bus. Mach. l Burk. John - DraIt. Mach. I annuau, Juno. - Farm Trng. I Caner, Robln - CETA GenI omce I 3mm . KM - VOC- Tech. DvIDI- I ammu, Rlchlrd - Auto Body I Cnulum. DIane - Rad. Tech. I emu, Robert - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt I Brandt, Norbon - Prod A9. I Covadlnl, Pllrlck - Draft. Mech. I Bl !- JOIIII - Bio-Med. EIBCI- I Bunsen. DIVId - Electronics I Chambers. Shlrhy - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I 3m. Solomon - Finance I anuII, Donal. - BIo-Med. Elect. I ompwmky, Dlano - Rad. Tech. II Bath. Donnh - Prue. Nurs. I 3mm, Arman. - Inn Dsn. ll Chlrmokl, Lama - CEI'A-GenI onice I mm. Donni- - Prac. Nurs. I 3mm, Donnln - Bio-Med. Elect. I emu, Bunny - CETA-Gen. Office I Bock. Jam- Prod. Ag. II Brohrn. Gourd - Comm. An II Chan, Roger - Prod. A9. I Bock. Klm - Pre-ServI Nurs. I Broidol, Jam - Pre-Sew. Nurs. I cmnum, Faye - Prac. Nuts. I Bock, Larry - Prod. Ag. ll Bronnoeko. Juno: - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I cum. CurIIt - Marketing I Becker. DanIII - Prod. A9. I Brunt. Jun - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Chrlclon, Punch - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Chrmophonon. Sue - CETA-Gen. omce I Chrldophmon, Tom - Auto Mach. I Clappor. Harold - Farm ng. I Cluk. Hugh - Prod. A9. I cum, Jun - CETA-Gen. Office I CI-rlt, Larry - Prod. A9 I CInvorMIeI-ul - Farm Trng. I Olummmon, Dondd - VocI Tech. DvIpt. I Clovoland. WIIIr-d - Print. a. Pub. I Glam, Allen - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Glue, Maroon - Tech. Nurs. II Colman. Juno: - Marketing I Conrad, Thoma - Welding I Cook. Konndh - ProdI Ag. II Cows, Nancy - CErA-Gen. Omce I Ooroonn, mane. - Prod. Ag. II Corovy, Ellen - AcoountIng I Cornlth, Hobo - Accounting I Coquon. Thoma: - Elect. Sew. I Cox. Danny - Prod. Ag. I Col. Glondn - Op. Rm. Asst. I Cox. Jam . - Tech. Nurs. I Grady. Tlmdhy - Prod. Ag. II Clio. Allan - Marketing I Crolg. Gregory - Sprmkt. Mgmt II Cram. Guy - Wood Tech I Cram. Marc .. SprmkI. Mgmt. I Crunor, John - ReIrIg. Serv. I emu , Elluboth - CETA Gen. Office I Crawlord. Raymond - Prod. Ag. II CrleIu, Jullo - PreServ. Nurs. I Crogln, Margin! - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Cross, Randy - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. l Crow. Marcy .. Rad. Tech. II Cum. Cheryl - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Currln. Rob. - Data Pro. I Curry, Shun - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Czoaok, Rlck - DIeseI 8I Hvy, Equip. I Dllllmud. CMMIM - LegaI ScIry. I DIN, Bworly - CETA Gen. Office I DnInu. Jun - Scrtl. Science I Davis, Jamey - Prim. a Pub. I Davin. Mmln - Farm Trng. I Dlvln. Scott - Marketing I Duh. Torry - GET A Mach. Tool I Dlvmor, Konndh - ReIrIg. Serv. I Dun. John - Elect. Serv. I 00 Door, DIVId - Welding I Do Chant. Dondd - Marketlng I Dock. Muy - Prac. Nurs. I Doeonh, Mnrcol - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Down, Mary - Voc. Tech. DvIpL I Dudrlck, Juno. - Refrig. Serv. I Dmn, Rlck - Auto Mech. I 009nm. Ruth - TechI Nurs. I Delaclnlbohnv, DMd - Prod. AgI I Delay. Wayne - Wood Tech. I Dollonbuch, John - Sprmkt. MngI II Donnluon. JonnII-r - Accounting I mum, Rlchm! - Auto Mech. I DIIIqun. Donal: - Food Ser. Mgmt. II DItIn-r. TImoIhy - CETA Mach. TooI I Doblon. Jame: - Prod. Ag. II Dockcn, LanIl -- EEG Tech. I Dockmy. Chum - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I DodIon. Rogor - Voc. TechI own. I Mo. Rondd - Marketing I DoIlc, Loonlrd - Voc. Tech. DvI pt I Dolnongd. Davld - WeIdIng I Donahue, Tlmomy - ond. Ag. I Dani. Geord- - CETA Gen. OffIce l Duh. Junu - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Drain. Susan - Pre-ServI Nurs. I Dtukwnu. Ronald - Prod. A9. I Drown. Mark - Auto Mach. I Dunn, Hahn -- Pre-Serv. Nurs. I brunch. JIM - Dairy EquipI..Bldgs. I Duckwonh. Lynn - CETA Mach. Tool l Dudok. John - Mach. Dan. I Duonkol. Danni: - Electronics I Dumkd. Doudu - Electronics I Duonkd. Paula - Accounting I Dungnr, Frodnck, - Auto Mech. I Dunlap. Rlchnrd - Auto Mach. I Dunnum, Gordd - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Dwyor, John - CETA Gen. OHice I Ellwood, Dob - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I human, Conn. - CETA Gen. Office I Emu. Donald - EIecIronles I Eckolborg, Eugen. - Prod. A9. I Eckolborg. Jorry - Prod. A9 I Egglman, Jerry - Prod. Ag. I Ehmun, Wile! - Prod. Ag. I Elabomor. th Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Em-nd, Donal. - Legal Sctry. I Ekolln, Suun - Had Tech. II Eelmn. Romo- Legnl ScnI. II Elder, Glonn - Pro-Serv. Nurs. I EIklnI. Robot! - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Elonbodtov. Unda - Voc. Tech. Dva. I EIIIoII, Gary - ReIrIg. Serv. I EIIIoIt, Robert - Accounting I Illoon. KoIIh - Retailing II Iun. Gourd - Prod. Ag. II Ian. Joann. - Pro-Serv. Nurs. I Elvorl. Dlvld - Comm. An II Embko. Eugene - Prod. Ag. I Endor. Ronda - Marketing I Engol. DIMOI - DaIry Equip...BIdgs. I Engh, Frocl'lck - Accounting I Englo. Gem - Finance I Erickson. Evan - Printing I Erickson. RIII - Prac. Nurs. I Erllndnon, Jamey - Electronics I Enmond. Anthony - Marketing II Eumoon, MIR - Auto Mach. I Esau, DMd - Auto Mach. I Evans Toma - Dent. Asst. I Evanwn, Samba - Tech. Nurs. I Evonon, Jdlroy - Data Proc. II EonI, Ann- - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Fania. scum - Mach. Toot Op. I Plum, Steven - Marketlng II Fun. Rlck - Auto Body I Fun , Panda - Legal Sctry I Faulkner, Duld - Prod. A9. I Faulkner, Jon - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Fun, JIII - Retailing I Fun. KI. - RetaIIlng I Forgmon, Odo - Accounting II Foyon, Edward - Chem a. Fan I Foyon, WIIIIrd - Pwr. Elect I Foyon, WIIIInm - Mach. Dan. I Hogan, Mark - Pro-Serv. Nurs. I FlIInor, Loo - Wood Tech. I anh, Gall - AccoumIng anh, Judlo - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Flnch. Torry - VIs. Comm. Tech. II Flnkbolmr, Ronda - Prod. A9. I Human, Allen - Farm ng. I Hnnlgan, Am - Farm Trng. I Hm. Ruddph - BIo-Med. Elect. I Flmr. Larry - Auto Mach. I Hawnck. Thom- - Auto Much. I Filly, Dondd - Auto Much I Hdohor. Gary - Wood Tech. I Fuck, Kom- - Mnrketlng I chk, Ruudl - MarketIng I Fuck. Stovon - Data Proc. I Ford. John - AIr Cond. II Foam , Edward - Auto Mech. I Forlnoy, Mary - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Fox, Suun - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Froddeluon. Wlllam - Wood Tech. I Frodrlcluon. Paul - Mach. Dan. I thIII, David - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I FnI, D-vld - Prod. A9. I FnI, Jouph - Prod. Ag. I annod. Marymn - Prac. Nurs. I quu. Mlchul - Draft. Mech. I Fnyho . Guy - Electronics I Frlu, Down - Farm Trng. I Punch, Rldwd - Pwr. Elect. I Funk, Dondd - Farm Trng. I Frluko. Pom - Pr989rv. Nurs. I Fuck. Juno- - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Fuchul. Jacqudyn - Prac. Nurs. I Funmakor, Km - CETA Gen. Office I Glbrlolson, Boqurd - Prod. A9. I Galvin. Shorty - TechI Nurs. I Gunoko, Darcy - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Gabon, Joanne - Fshn. Mdsng. I Gullck. Kenneth - Auto Mach. I Gmon. Stuart - CETA Mach. TooI I Gunner, Chm - Prod. A9. I Gunner, Gary - Elect. Serv. I Gunner, Gngory - Feed. Seed 8. Farm I Gmoy, Mary - Fshn. MdsngI II Gap . Rlck - Accounting I Gaul, DnId - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Gum. Juno: - Electronics I Goulng. Lu Ann - Rad. Tech. II Gonna. Ron - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I delu. DobI - Legal Sctry. II Gunman. Ephron - Prod. A9. I Golo, KoIIII - BIo-Med. Elect. II George, Mullen - Comm. An II George, Dlvld - WeIdIng I Gordon, Mary Lynn - Med. Lab. Tech II Goth. Mlka - Voc. Tech. Dvlm. I Gonvlng, Puull - Tech. Nurs. II GlanoII, Wllllam - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Gibbom, Santa - Int. Dan. I Gllbon. Suun - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I GIIb-rhon. Juno - Prac. Nurs. I Gllo, Glonn - Electronics I GIII, John - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Glmhor. Rodney - Wood Tech. I Oman. John - Accounting I Glouon. Georg. - Auto Body I Glenna. Klbolly - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Glam. Lury - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Gllek. John - Data Proc. I GIodmkI. JIMII - Prod. Ag. I 60060, Gall - Prac. Nurs. I Goon. BmlumIn - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Godz. Timothy - Printing I Gonna. Kay - EEG Tech I Goldsmllh, Charlo- - Air Cond. I Goodonongh, Vlrdnll - Data Proc. Mach. Op. I eon, Mama. - Acocuntlng I Goyolh. Gudon - Marketing I Grant. Kenn: - Auto Body Gray. Joan -- Med. Lab. Tech. II Gran. Hugo - Legal Sctry. I Gmn, Rlchud - FIre Science I Groom. Mark - Elem. Serv. I Groom. Rlchlrd - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Gm. Tony - Marketlng II ammood. Jouph - Rref ig. Saw. I Gngur, Frodouek - Prod. Ag. II cum, Jouph - Prod. AgI II Grlmlod. Vlrgl - Prod. A9. I Gun . Shuon - Marketing I Grou. Kul- - AccounIIng II Gucmlll, thumo - Ward Clerk I Gmndla, Joel - Accounting I Gudgoon. 00cc - Prod. A9. I Gudgoon. Term - Med. Rec. Tech. I Gunther. Gordd -IAocountIng II Guggmbmhl, Jana - Marketing I Gland. Stephan - DIeseI l. Hvy. Eqqu. I Cinnamon, Gil - Accountlng II Gundmon. Jorry - Auto Mach. I unkomon. Gary - ProdI Ag. I Hun, Shlrloy - Clerk TypIst I Huck . Juno! - PracI Nurs. I Hadcy, La Verne - Dairy Eqqu...Bldgs. I Hogan, J. -- Accounting II .de, Karl - Wood Tech. I Hagen Georg. - CETA Mach. Tom I HaggarIy, Ilchld - Fire ScIence I Hluony, Sun - ChIId Care 8- Dvlpt. I Hlmy. Thoma - Wood Tech. I Hllnu, D-nIoI - Marketing I Halam, Ralph - WoIdIng I HIIIM. Richard - Prod. Ag. I Hallml. Ronda - Prod. A9. I Halo, Emma - Accounting I Halo, Rlchrd - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Hall, Jouph - Vet: Tech. Dvlpt I Hdl, LonnIo - Clerk Typist I Hall. Ronda - Comm. Art I Halthcn. Judlh - Int. Dsn. II Halvmon, Donld - Prod. A9. I Hllvmon, Rlck - Refrig. Serv. I - Halvmon, Ronda - Prod. A9. I HImIIIon. John - Accounting I Humlllon, Mark - Auto Body I Hummu, Margin! - Tech. Nurs. I Hummn, Mary - Prac. Nurs. I Hammu, WIIlIm - Rad. Tech, II Hammond. Gordd - Prod. Ag. I Hammond, Robert - Prod. Ag. I Hammond. Ronald - Prod. A9. I Hummond. Dandr- - Med. Lab. Tech. II HnnIII. Gnaory - Ind. Eng. Tech. I H-mny. Marlon. - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I HII'IOI'I. Bony - Pre-Serv. Nura. I HIlIOl'I, Bohr! - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hanson, Jouph - Prod. A9. I Hinton, Rlchurd - Farm Trng. I Hanan, Rogor - Farm Bus. Mng. I Hinton. Tldn - EIecI. Serv. I Manon, Anlh - CETA-Gen. OIfIce I Hanson, Donn - Flnance I Hinton, Dunno - EIecIronIcs I IMO , Larry - Flre Sclenoe I HInIon, Laurel - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hanson, IhrIIn - Prod, A9. I Ihn-on. MIcIIaoI D. - Auto Body I Human. Mlchul J. - Sprmkt. Mgmt. II Human. Rachel - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hlllol'l, Sandra - Tech. Nurs. I Hanson. Simon - Retaillng I Hanson, Susan K. - Legal ScIry. ll Hlllol'l, Susan M. - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hinton, Tlmothy - RefrIg. Serv. I Hinton, Woulcy - Wood Tech. I Hun, Georg. - Marketlng ll Hummus. Donald - Via. Comm. Tech. I Harlot, John - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hudson, Larry - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Harm. Rog - Accountlng II Hum... Dled - Auto Body I H-rmuon, Howard -- CETA-Mach. TooI I Humor, Dough! - Mach. Dan. II Humor. Harlan - Voc. Tech. Dva. I Hun, Mlvkby - Aqu Body I Harrie. Jun - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Harri, Down - Accountlng I Harri, MIchnI - Data Proc. I Hunk, Ely - Poilce Sclenoe I Hunk. Raymond - AIr Cond. I Hunhd, Cynthh - Rad. Tech. II Hart, Eugom - Prod. Ag. I Hm. Suvm - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Hlmmn. Jomq - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I HIrImun, Jun- - CETA-Gen. OfIIce I ' Hanung. Gould - Accounting I Humvlg, Curl - MarkeIIng I Hake, Douglas - Prod. A9. I Mun. Mlchnl - CETA-Mach. Tool I Haugon. J-mu - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Hlugon. JulII - Clerk TypIst I Hlugcn. Robert - Draft. Mach. I Hluko, Androw - DIeseI a Hvy. Equip. I Hauko. Jamey - Pwr. Elect. I Haul. MON ! - BIo-Med. Elect. I Haunt. D-vld - Aqu Mean. I HIVIIk, Jouph - Tech. Nurs. I Hutu, Donnll - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Hay. Jam - Scnl. Science I Huborhln. Sunn - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hoom, Davld - Elemronlcs II Hoehl, Slophon - Mach. Dsn. II Hogmd'l, Sally - Rad. Tech. II HoIdon, Pom - Med. Sctry. II Hellman, Robert - DIeaeI A Hvy. Equip. I Holnz. Robe - Prod. A9. I Hourlch, Hurry - Mach. Dan. I HolIrchI, Joann. - Int. Dsn. I Hclgmon. Mlchul - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Humbd. Rllph - Marketing I Hammonbnch Halon - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Mongol, .Iullo - Food Inst. I Hanks, Anita - Food Ser. Mgmt, I Honry, Donal: - Weldlng I Human. Georg. - Elect. Serv. I Homo, Dal. - Prod. A9. I Herbert, Gaylord - Diesel 8. Hvy. Equlp. II Hannah. Konndh - Fire Science I Horold. Dunc - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Horrlck, Hobart - Prod. A9. I Horrloh. Lawnm - Farm Trng. I Honhcy, John - Diesel 5 Hvy. Equp. I Honey. Siovon - Data Free. I HoIrIck. I'Ilchnrd - Voc. Tech. DvlpI. I Hubert, Robon - Auto Mech. I HIII. Jon - Elect. Serv. I Hlnm, John - Marketing II Inn, ery r Prac. Nurs. I Hlnehuhor, Torry -- Automotlve I Hhrlold, JIII - PrInting I Ho, HIM Doc - BIo-Med. Elect I Hun, CIIIIy - Clerk TypIsI I Hohr, Bah - Prac. Nurs. I Holor, mrhn - Tech. Nurs. I Hon. Chnryl - Pre-Serv. Nuts. I Homnln, Suun - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Holdon. Charlom - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Holden. Sunn Kay - Pre-Serv. Nurs. l Hollonmy. PhIIIp - PoIIce ScIence I Holmwoon. Paullno - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I HoIIoI, Sherry - Food Inst. I Hollhlus, DIVId - Marketing I Holtz. Judy - Med. Lab. Tech. II Holler, Demol- - Alr Cond. I Hoovnr, DInIol - Accountlng I Hoovonon. LID - Rad. Tech. II Honchnk, Larry - Draft. Mach. I Holchkhn. Ronald - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Honda. Bllly - Voc. Tech. DvlpI. I HouIIon, Jury .. Voc. Tech Dvlpt. I Houur, Jlll - Child Care a. DvIpt. I Have. Clark - Marketlng I Howell. Many - CETA - GeneraI OIIIce l Hryconko. Von - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Huber, Gary - Prod. A9. I Huber, Jerry - Prod, A9. I Hublng. Dohno - Ind. Hyg. Tech. I Humphnyu, Dnrlono - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Hum. Ronlnd - AccounIIng I Huuboo. PIIIIIIp - Marketlng I Hulhdl. Dlnlol - Refrig. Serv. I Hutchlngu, Edward - EIecIronIcs I Hulchluon. Thom.- - AIr Cond. II Huuonbuohlor, Don - Accountlng II Humor, Juan - MarketIng II Inge, Wendy - CETA-Gen. OIIIce I label, Robert - Marketlng I hm. Cynlhll - CETA-Gen. OIfIce I homo, Hurley - Accounting I III . Knnth - VIs. Comm. Tech. II lvmon. Konth - Marketing I Ivonon. Vlcklo - Accounting I III... Donald - DIeseI A Hvy. Equlp. I Jnduon, Donald - Prod. Ag. II Jacobs, Edward - Elect. Serv. I Jacohc. Ronald - Marketing I Jacobson. Alan - Prod. A9. I Jacobson. Michal - Auto Body I Jnooboon, Suun - Comm. An I Jlmouon, Janna - AccountIng I J-nlkovukl, Robert - EIectronIcs I Jlnloch. Dnnlul - MameIIng l Jarrett, Donna -Op. FIm. Asst. I Jupor, Rlndall - Farm Trng. I Jmmkl. PHI - Prod. Ag. II Jonklnl, Jlnlco - Tech. Nurs. II Jonson, Allen - Voc. Tech. DvlpI. I Jonson, Jana - Prod. Ag. I Jomon, Jomon - Prac. Nurs. I Jonun, Jam - Prod. A9. I Jonson. Molvln - MarkeIIng II Jlnn, Eugun - Marketing I Johmon. Bomb. - Prac. Nurs. I Johnson. Bnh - Marketing I Johnson, arm - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Johnson, Charla - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Johnoon, CIIIIord - Prod. Ag. I Johnson, Cynthlu - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Johnson. Dmlol - Blo-Med. Elect. I Johnuon. David - Flnance II Johnlon. Dlvld E. - Prod, A9. I Johnson Dlvld .I. - Data Free. I Johnlon. Goom- - Clerk TypIsI I Johnson, Howard - Accounting II Johnson. JOIIrcy - Accounting I Johmon. Jerome - Prod. Ag. I Johman, Joann. - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Johnson, Judlth - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Johnson, Kllhlun - CETA-Mach. Tool I Johnoun, KlIhryn - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Johnson, Lyman. - Legal Sctry. II Johmon, Mark - Auto Body I Johnson. Mlchul - Rsfrig. Serv. I Johnson. Nancy - Rad. Tech. I Johnson, NoIvh -- RetalIlng ll Johnson. Noubn - Prod. Ag. ll Johnson. PIIrIcIn - Med. Lab. Tech. II Johnson. Randy - Dlesel 8. Hvy. Equip. I Johnson. RIcIurd - Mech. Dan. I Johnson. Ylung Ch. - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. l Jenn. Donnh - MarkeIIng I Janos, Donald - Diesel 5. Hvy. Equip. I Jon... Gary - Accountlng ll Jenn, Randolph - EEG Tech. I John, Scott - MarkeIIng II Jorgonson, Soon - Elect. Serv. I JooI-d. K-Ihlun - Aocountlng II Juhd, ShIrIoIgh - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Juruh, Frank - Prod. A9. I Jumnn, Suun - Tech. Nurs. I Juromkl, Shorlryn - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Juucuk Paul - Prod. Ag. I Jun, Jouph - Wood Tech. I Kalmurn, leouhl - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Knmlu, K-my - MedI Lab. Tech. II Knmpl, WIIIIIm - Prod. A9. I Kan , Rlclurd - Feed. Seed. GI Farm I Kano. Thoma. - Welding I quh. MIchuI 4 Accounting I Karl, JImI - Foods Inst. l Kan, NIcholu - Accounting I KuI, John - Prqd. Ag. II Knlbcrg, LIndn - Tech. Nurs. I thloy, Gary - Accoumlng I Kill. Raymond - Med. Lab. Tech. I Klan. .loo - Aqu Mach. I Kurn-y. Donnll - Prod. A9. I KuIIng, Kenyon - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Knbn. Suly - Tech. Nurs. I Knmp, Mlcholo - Retnlllng I Kamplon, Mary - PrInt. BI Pub. II Knndhnmmcr. len - AccounIIng I Kanyon, Robert - Clerk TypIsI I Kucholl. Wayne - Automotlve I Konlgln, Juno. - Marketlng I Konchko. Kenneth - Prod. A9. I Klukl. leom - Prod. Ag. I Kpnh, Leroy - AIr Cond. II Klbbol, Markun - EEG Tech. II Klblor, RII- - Farm Trng. I Khl, Tony - Farm Trng. I KIIIInn, Bovorly - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Klmblll. Ronald - Prod. A9. I Klng. Rlchurd - Automotive I manna, Choryl - Pra-Serv. Nurs. I Kinchnor, Carl - Marketlng II Khbough, DInIoI - Draft. Mach. I Klovgald, MIyIInd - Prod. Ag. I KIIngor. Cheryl - Clerk Typist I Klug. Munon - Fshn. Mdsng. II Klum. Shun - Wood Tech. I Knapp. Doborah - Med. Lab. Tech. II Knuul, Connlo - Sprmkt. Mgmt. II KMIII, Donlu - Tech. Nurs. ll Knudhon. Bony - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Knudbon, HIch-rd - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Knuhon. OI. - Prod. A9. I Kobluhop, KnIn - Food Ser. Mgmt. II Kobllt, Scott - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Knbh, Anna - Wood Tech. I Knohon. Vlcklo - ScrII. Science I Koonlg. Elnora - Pm-Serv. Nurs. I Kohnen. LIMI- - Med. Lab. Tech. I Kohnlo, Norma - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Kobe, Barbar- - Accounting I Koldon. Paul - MarkeIIng I Kolmkl. Dobr- - Pre-Ser. Nurs. I Komml, Edward - Prod. Ag. I Kemp, Manln - Mach. Dan. II Konz, Rob. - Marketing II Kopp. Holon I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Koppon. Larry I Prod. Ag. I Kopald. Mchul I Sprmkt. MgmtI II Kor, KoIIh I Rad. Tech. I Konboln. Royce I Prod. A9. I Kolok. Charla I Auto Mach. I Koala . Stanley I EIecIronics I Kn . Dobr- I Med. Sctry. I Krdcwlkl, Thomas I Auto MechI I Krdl. Donald I Marketing I Krmr, Chwyl I EEG Tech II Kramer. Thomas I Prod. Ag. I Kronx, TImoIIIy I Auto Mach. I Ktomr. Jo Ellen I Had. Tech. I Kronlund. Man: I Retaillng II Kraut, Steven I EIecIronIcs II Krzmurclk. Juno. I AIr Cond. II Kuohl, Roger I Prod. Ag. I Kudu. John I Elect Saw. I Kuhnkc. Rlcky I Aqu Body I Kuhnko, Ronda I Auto Body I Kulu, Lomdor I Prod. Ag. I Kulu, Robert I Prod. Ag. II Kurt. Shorty I FshnI Mdang. II Kvnm. sunny I Data Proc. I Kvunmo, Suun I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Kwardnny, Slluoy I Auto Mach. I Kyur, Connlo I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I LnCroou, land. I Elect. Serv. I LnFluh. Lynn I Mach. Tool 0p. I uFond. DInIol I WeIdIng I LnForluno. John I Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I LIFonum. Perry I Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I LaPoInt, Rlcky I Data Proc. II Lama, Lnny I Marketing I Lack. Slum I Rengg. Serv. I ukny. Lnlh I Prod. A9. I L-nb. J. I Regrlg. Sew. l ng, June! I Voc. Tech: Dvat I Langllnd, N-ncy I Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I ungland, Torry I Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Languek, Arnold - Refrig. Serv. I Lnngrohr. Bollndn I Marketing I ungnhv. Honry I Prod. A9. I Luldaon. Duld I Marketing II Larson. Brlun I Wood Tech. I Lama. Cyani- I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Larson. Duld I Marketing I Larson, Gary I Accounting II Luann. Loom I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Llnon, M-ry I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Lino . Mom I Had. Tech. II Larson, Vunu I Marketing I Lash. Collette I ChIId Care GI DvIpt. I Lnqunborg. EM I Prod. A9. I qunco, AIIeo I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I mum, Bathur- I PreIServ. Nurs. I Lobnkkon, Joseph I Prod. A9. I Lodln. Harlan I Marketlng I L... snarl I Farm Ting. I Lohrnln. Dd. I Refrlg. Serv. I Who. Juon I Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Lobgang, Grocery I Marketing I Lobglm, John I Chem 5. Fert. I Lunloux, Loo I Prod. A9. I Lunch. DMd I Marketing II Loquo, Gerald I PoIIce Science I Lwlm, Eul I Wood Tech. I lJon. Lyle I Prod. A9. I UghllooI, cm- I ProdI A9. I Unhnn. Michelle I Rad. Tech. II Unku, Gary I Auto Mech. I LIIIm, Sarah I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Unlo. Kathy - Med. Sctry. I Lodoon, Dom - Feed. Seed 5. Fard'l Lownhngun JudIIII I CETA Gen. OfIice I Loglng, Duh! I From A9. I Long. Gary I Prac. Nurs. I Long. Lln I Prac. Nurs. I Longwny, James I Accounting II Loomlu, John I Vis. Comm. Tech. I LooIn-kl. Juno! I Prac. Nurs. I Lothon. Arvin I Feed. , Seed 5 Farm I Loughln. Sami- I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Lowell. Donald I Data Proc. I Luchauon, Marlo I Pre-Serv. Nura I Luock, Gould I Prod. Ag. I Luock. Karon I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Luhman, SIopMn I Automotive II Lund, FndorIck I Automotive l Luna, Wanda I Legal Smry. II Lundo, Shun I Wood Tech. I Lydon, Jorry I Auto Mech. I Muck, Ralph I Prod. A9. I Macombor, Fnd I Farm Trng. I Manor, Mary I Med. Lab. Tech II MnIor. Doudn I Sprmkt. Mgmt. II Mdlzyokl, Torry I Pollce Science I Mnnchdt. Sandra I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Illngln. Nancy I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Manama. Charm I Wood Tech. I Mann, Dal. I Elect. Sam I Mannlngor. Gum I Data Pro. Mach. On I Munmtodl. Klm I Prac. Nurs. I Mlnlko, Cynthi- I Legal Sctry. II Munch. Jo Ann I Via. Comm Tech II Miranda, Fund. I Child Care a. Dvlpt. I Mace. menu ! I ScrtI. Science I Marcia, Llndl I Med. Sctry. II Mukor. Hobart I Welding I Mmhnll. Wendy I Had. Tech. II Mm-Iock. Robcccn I Data Proc. II Mde, John I Prod. M; II Mme . Thoma. I BIo-Med. Elem. II Manon, Sheryl I PracI Nurs. I Mutln. Gary I Accounting II Mum. Karon I Comm. Art I Mumk. Brian I Auto Mech. I Muhak. Thomas I Chem. a Fan. I Munch. June. I Elect. Serv. I Macon. Jerry I Refrig. Serv. I Manon, Jnmu I EEG Tech. II Mmchcy. DonnII I Prod. A9. I MmoI-Id, Dondd I GET A Much. Tool I MIIIIUWI, Mon I Mech. Dsn II Mmhnn, Fund. I Mach. Dsn. II Mathis, Codl I Print. 8I Pub. I Mummy. Jonathan I CETA-Mach. TooI I Matthew. Huudl I Air Cond. I Mmlo. Bernard I Fire Science I Mame. Patrick I Tech. Nurs. I Mame, VloM I CETA-GenI OIIice I M-u, Jerry - ReIrig. Serv. I Mlulsby, Dlvld I Diesel 5- Hvy. Eqqu. I Mnyorhotor. Thoma- I Priming I Mum, KrI-IInI I Med. Lab. Tech. II He Anny, Ll'ry I Prim. aI Fun I Me BaIn. Thoma. I Auto MechI I M: Brldo, Mlurun I Mean. Dsn. I Me Cube, sea. I Voc. TechI Dvlpt. I lie Clan, Dan I CETA-Mach. TooI I Me Cllmock. J. I Rad. Tech. II Me Down . Guy I Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I lie Dwell. Lury I Prod. A9. I Me Fullnd, Ronald I Regrig. Serv. I ll: Glnnls. Gil I Prac. Nurs. I Me Glnnlo. Lulu I FIre Science I M: Intyn, Konndh I Welding I lie Kodh. Mary I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Me Lam , Polly I Marketing I Me Noun. Bob. I Finance I Me Nuny, Joromo I Prod. A9. I Me Oulnn. Jim. I Mech. Dan. I Molnklng, Dobr- I Op. Rm. Asst. I Molnklng, Harry I Mach. Toop Op. I Molnklng. Kenna : I Auto Body I mum. Dlrdn - Int. Dsh. ll Mdby. Plul I Prod. A9. I Moldo, Edlh I Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Molko, Mlohollo I CETA-Gen. OIIIce I Mongoll, Gordon I CETA-MachI Tool I MorIoId. Dlnm I CETA-Gan. Office I Marlow. Guy I Accounting I ma. Frlnldln I Prod. A9. I chr. Dan I Auto Mech. I Mayor. Dob:- I Clerk Typist I Mayor. JooI I Prod. A9. I Mutt. LoRoy I Elect. Serv. I MlcnnIl. Gndy I Prac. Nurs. I Mlchnh, Mary I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Mlchol. Samuel I Prod. A9. I Mchncr, Mark I MarkeIIng I Mick. TImoIhy I Elect. Saw. I Mlckuchl, Slum I Mach. Tool 0p. II mm, VIckoy I Food Inst. I MIIIor. Allen - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I MIII-r. Bruce I Data Proc. I Mlllor, Dlnm I Prac. Nurs. I MIIIcr Douglas I Marketing I MIIIor, Gull I Prac. Nurs. I Miller, Gould I Wood Tech. I MIIIu, Kerry I Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Mlllor, Lyncno I Voc. Tch. DvIpt. I MIIIor, N.Iuon I Mach. Dsn. I Mlllor, RhoInh-n I Farm Trng. I Mlllor, RIcIurd I Auto Mech. I Mlllor, Susan I Pre-Ser. Nurs. I Mlllor. Thomas I Marketing I Mlllor, Thoma I Auto Mach. I Mlllor, Tlmoihy I Print. a Pub. I MIIII. Carol I Pre-Serv. NursI I Mlndmm. PrIooIIII I Comm. An I MIIIWCck. MIrIIyn I Farm Trng. I Mllcholl, Rondd - Marketing I Mohnu, Reynold I Bio- Med. Elect. I Moll , Jlmu I Prod. Ag. I Mount. Suzann- I Tech. Nurs. I Momma. Dlvld I Police Science I Monsoon John I Mach. Tool Op. II Moon, Div ! I Comm An I Moral... Rudy I Marketing I Mom, Gum I Child Care A Dvlpt. I Morph , Mark I ReIrIg. Serv. I Morrluuo. Mark I Marketing I Mormon, Fly. I Pre-ServI Nurs. I Monlnlkl, Jlmu I Marketing II Manley. Gon- I ProdI An I Mon, Allen I CETA-MachI Tool I Mouborg. Edwln I Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Ilonholdor, Dlllll I Mach. TooI Op. I Mono. Lou Ann I Clerk Typist I Mounoy, Emll I Wood Tech. I Moulln, LIunI I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I May, Wllllrd I DIeseI BI Hvy. Equip. I Much. Jullo I Fahn. Mdsng. I Muchlonlump, Paul I Prod. Ag. I Mueller. Dobr- I Med. Sctry. II Mueller. Phlllp I Prod. Ag. I Muonmborgor, Jun I Accounting I Munnzor. Jerry I Elem. Serv. l Mullarkoy. John I Accountlng II Mullarlwy, PIMII. I Med. Sctry. I MuIIor, Jouph I Finance I Mallor, RIII I InI. Dsn. II Murphy, Chm I Farm Trng. I Murphy, Thomas I Accounting I Mm, Janloo I Pe-Serv. Nurs. I Myhn. Ann. I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Myhro. Kay I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Mynkcwltz. Frederick I Prod. Ag. I Mylllwloc, 30mm! I Electronics I Nun. Rodney I Auto Mech. I Naglo, Jam I Auto Body I Nan. Paul I Elect. Sam I Navruhd. Robert I Auto Body I Nay, Harry I Mach. Dan. I Nobomlln. - Mach. Tool Op. I Nolan, John I RefrIg. Saw. I Nam, Dled I Elect. Serv. I Molten, Paul I Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Nelson, Hox-nno I Bus. Mach. I Melton, Slum I Wood Tech. I Nelson, Stwon I Dairy Equlp...BIdgs. I Nollon. Susan I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Nelson. Wayne I Auto Mach. I Nomlu. Beverly I Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Norby, DnmI I Prod. Ag. II Nomth, Thomas I Voc. Tech. DvI pt. I Nomal, John I Marketing I Noubnuor, Jim I Prod. Ag. I Nowmh, JnnIco I Child Care a. own. I Ntvlm. Mam I Prlnting I Nguyen. Thanh Hal I Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Nlodonmyor, Jlmu I Pwr. Elect. I Nlodhldl, Gould I Accounting I NIIu. stlphon I ReIrig. Saw. I NImmo. Thoma I Electronics l NIx, Klm I Fshn. Mdsng. I Nod. Gretchen I Dru . Mech. I Nordn. Gary I Prod. A9. I Monk, Dwnlm - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Noyes. Alla - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Nuhllcok. Dobonh - Med. Lab. Tech. II O'Brlon, Llnduy - Voc. Tech. Dva. I O'BrIon. MIch-d - CETA-Mach. TooI I O'Brlcn, Polar - Welding I O'Huon, Jouph - Wood Tech. I 0Rourko, Dunn. - Prod. Ag. I Oaklcy. WIIII-m - Marketlng I Odoglrd. Alb. - Prac. Nurs. I Ouinlchor, John - Electronics I OIIdIhI, JIfOM. - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Olum. Eugen. - Prod. Ag. I Okord. John - Rengg. Serv. I Ollngor, Dun - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I OIlvor, Edward - Marketing I OIIofI. Karon - Accountlng I Olun. Malibu - Refrlg. Serv. I Olson. Dal. - Auto Body I Olson, Dnnlol - Marketlng I Olnon, Dled - Electronlcs I Olson. Deborah - Int. dsn. I Oloon. Donnln - Elect. Serv. I Olson. Juno. - Data Proc. I OIIon, John - CETA-Mach. Tool I OlIon. Lkwllyn - AIr Cond. I Ollon, M. leno - Auto Body I Olson, MIchuI - Dlesel a Hvy. Equlp. I Olson, Orbon - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Olson. P-mola - Clerk TypIsI I Olson, Shuon - Med. Lab. Tech. II Ohon. Trlclo - Dent. Asst. I Omnlza, OIIvor - Dlesel e. Hvy Equip. I Orton, Wanda - CETA-Gen. Office I 001nm. led - PrInt. 6. Pub. I Dweller. Raymond - Marketing II on, Llwd - Farm Trng. I 000mm. Grocery - Accounting II Pabst. Junlno - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Pnggl. Ray - Prod. AgI II Pnloloy. Thomn - CETA-Mach. Tool I Palm. John - AIr Cond. I Pulkomkl, Nancy - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Panto. Fm! - Marketan I Pnpontnu, Eugen. - Draft Mech. I Pvllh, Danny - Prod. Ag. II Pimentor. Kathy - Pve-Serv. Nurs. I Parmomor. Rogor - EIecIronics II Punnomor. Slmn - Prod. Ag. I Pmlsh, Torry - Farm Trng. I Pmnuu. Danny - AIr Cond. I Pouchull, Gould - Pollce Sclence I PIMIun. Nancy - CETA Gen. OIIice I Paullon, Charm - Chem 8. Fen. II Pauloon, Ronald - Welding I PInIIkI, PnlrIcIn - Rad. Tech. II Pouch. Mary - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Make, Donald - MarketIng I Mom, Bow - Accountlng I Podnm. Dunlal - Data Proc. I Mom. Duld - Prod. Ag. I Mull. Fred - Farm Trng. I Mull. Randal - Food Ser. Mgmt. I Pack, Mary - Accountlng II Polloquln. Barbu- - Dent. Asst. I Polownkl. Andruw - RetalIIng I Pondloton. DuvId - Prlnt. a. Pub. I Parry, Crng - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Much. Bone - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Mon, Duvld - Prod. Ag. I Mm, Donald - Prod. Ag. I Pam, Wllllnm - Prod. Ag. I MmehmIdI, Wlllam - Pollce ScIence I Monon, Dun - Prod. Ag. I Monon. Eugono - Prod. A9. I Pinon. Gordon - Prod. A9. I Halon. LI , - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Mmon, Pull - Feed. Seed 5 Farm II Monon, Sumt- - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Mononn Toma - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I MMm. Pall - Hefrlg. Saw. I Muck. Scott - VIs. Comm. Tech. I Phllbrock, Anlu - Pro-Serv. Nurs. I Plncuk. Ann - Scrtl. Science II Plneuk. Enon - Data Proc. I PInonky. Clndy - Pro-Serv. Nurs. I Plnu, LIndI - CETA-Gen. Office I Plochko, Dlano - Pre-Serv. Nurs. l Pllkln, Robert - Prod. Ag. II Plan, Larry - Elect. Saw. I Podrug. LuIIo - ChIId Care a. Dvlpt. I Poolllngor, Toma - Retalllng II Pollvodl. Don - Welding I Polllard. Roy - CETA-Mach. TooI I Polona, Lynne - Tech. Nurs. I Popp, Dlvld - Farm Trng. I Popp, Norbert - Farm Trng. I Potluck, Cynthla - CETA-Gen. OIIIce I Ponor. Darrell - RetaIIing I Pot! or. Joseph - Auto Mach. I Potter, Torry - Prod. Ag. I Moll, Clndy - Fshn. Mdsng. II Powers, Nancy - Med. Sctry. II Puget, George - Prod. A9. I Punch, Ann - Legal Sctry. I Pun, DIIM - LegaI Sctry. I Prolu, Rob. - Vls. Comm. Tech. I Prncon, Hugh - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Praia . Crllg - Marketing II Franky, Nancy - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Prouu, Mnrvln - Farm Trng. I Proms, Mary - Farm Trng. I PrIon, John - Marketing I Prlmmor, Larry - Aqu Body I Prlu, Charm - Elect Serv. l Prochnow, Gary - Refrig. Serv. I Proknch, Dal. - Auto Mech. I Proknch, Susan - Legal Sctry. II Puonl, Fudalck - Marketing II PuhI, JuIlnnnI - Med. Lab. Tech. II Putz, Suun - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Quill. Mlchul - Electronics I Rubbm, Gnome - Auto Mech. I Rnbuck, SM. .. RefrIg. Saw. I RIdIko, Susan - Comm An II Randall. Joseph - EIectronIcs I chzonborw, Llndn - Aocountlng II Rah, Dobl - ScrtI. ScIence II Rumuun. Aprll - PreServ. Nurs. I Mann. Cuol - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Rumor, Paul - Farm Trng. I Myrna. Rodney - Voc. Tech. own. I Roburchok. Marilyn - AccountIng II Ruhhn, Dmln Marketing II Rood, Dun - Auto Body I Rood, Linda - CETA-Gen. Office I Run, Muy - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Bclchgoll, Lance - Dairy Equlp . . . Bldgs. I Hold, Llndl - Fshn. Mdsng. I Roll, Gould, - Prod. Ag. II RoInh-rl, Lorl - Pre-ServI Nurs. I Rclnko, Charla - Marketing I numm, Pamel- - Rad. Tech. II Remus, Juno: - Prod. A9. I Rom . Guild - Marketlng I Ruck. Lnrry - Prod. A9. I Rwolo. Ronald - Prod. Ag. II Ruck, VIcky - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Ruln, Charla: - Accountan I thnohnrl, Adnlborl - Farm. Trng. I Rhoda, RIchud - Welding I Rhyme, Judlth - Scrtl. Science II RIch-rddlon, Knronn - Accountlng II Rlchcn. MIcII-ol - Draft. Mech. I mummy. Lune- - PoIIce Sclence I Rlobor. Robert - Scrtl. ScIence I Rlok. DInIol - Marketlng II Rlok, Robert - Marketlng II ley. Chum. - EIecIronIcs II RIM, Kumloon - Rad. Tech. II Rlldy. Torrance - Prod. A9. I RlngIIon, RI: -- WeIdIng I Rlordln. DInIoI - MarketIng I Rlpp, Dlvld - Marketing I lehom, Dlvld - Finance lenhouu, Charla . - Farm Trng. I Ruhr, JIIICI - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I am. Phlllp - CETA Mach. Tool I mum. Louls - Prod. Ag. I am . Ivuldo - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Rho , Joseph - Air Cond. II Rlzzo. Nichol - Diesel l. Hvy. Equlp. I Rom, John - Accounting II Rom, Rex - Food Inst. I RobIrbon. Juno- - CETA-Mach. Tool I Rebuttal. Margin! - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Roblmon, Lury - Elect. Serv. I Roblmon, WIIII-m - EIectronIcs II Rodunblch, Ronni - Med. Lab. Tech. II Rockwell. Randy - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Roam. WIIlum - Marketlng I Roe. Janet - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I RoolIIch, Thoma - MarketIng I Roll. Edward - Retalllng II RoIIIm. Chum - Farm Trng. I RoIoII, Shun - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Romulus. Doudu - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Ron. Arnh - Farm Trng. I Ron, Alvln - Weldlng I Roma. KIm -Elect. Serv. I Roctvold, Gary - BIo-Med. Elect. I Roth, John - RetrIg. Serv. I Ron. Rudolph - Wood Tech. I Rozall, Dunn - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Ruben. Kenneth - Auto Mech. I Rudolph. Lynn - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Ructhn, Lynette - Fshn Mdsng. II Rumuy, Lorl - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Ruwho. Paul - Accountlng II Ryan. Georg. - Prod. A9. I Ryborg. Llwnnco - Pwr. Elect. I Rycuk. Gregory - RetaIIIng II Rynu. J-mu - Prod. A9. I Sabin. Sunn - Legal Sctry. I Snell, Mary - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Schlulrom. Juno: - Auto Mech. I Slay. Roger - Accounting I Suns. Alan - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Snub. IIIIno - RetaIlIng II Sandnu, Rlchnrd - Auto Body I Sandal. Charla - Prod. A9. I Sanders. Joanne . - Marketing I Sondvlck, Ammo - Prod. A9. I Sandvlck, Lynn. -- ScrtI. Science I 8-... BorIrum - MarketIng II Sato. Chloe - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Sate. John - Auto Body I Saw, Ronald - Mach. Dan. I 86M.Ann - Prlnt. 8. Pub. I Senator, Shphon - Mach. Tool Op. II Schaml. Alan - Prod. Ag. II Schamm. Donald - MarketIng II Schema. Eugen. - Prod. Ag. I 8cm, Jumn - Marketlng I Schock, Ronda - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Scholn. Duvld - Accounting II Scholbc. Menard - Marketlng I Schonmmom, Rlchard - Marketing II Scherz, Darrel - Accountan I Schlmomng. Ronald - Marketlng II Schlollu. JII'IIOI - PoIlce Sclenoe I Schnockpoppor. Ellen - Med. Lab. Tech II Schmoekpopor. Marty - AccountIng I Schnldloy, Mnryolhn - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Schmldl. Cheryl - Accountlng II Schmldt. Elnlno - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Schmm, Hugh - Prod. Ag. I Serum . Kllhnon - CETA-Gen. Offlce I 86mm. Marlan - Accountlng II Schnodoekur. DInIel - Finance I SchnoIdor, BrIan - Elect. Serv. I Schnou, Thoma - Mach. TooIA Op. I Schocn. MIchul - Electronlee I Schoh. Robon - DIeseI ax Hvy, Equlp. II schollmolor, John - Refrlg. Serv. I Schomburg, John - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Schomm. JINMI - Auto Body I Schomm. Jinn - Auto Body I Schrolmr, Randy - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I Schrolnor, Slophon - Rad. Tech. II Schudu, Cocll - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Schroodcr. John - Marketlng l Schtoodor, Kenmlh - Mach. Dan. I Schroeder. IIeh-rd - Pwr. Elect. II Schroedor. Ronald - Marketlng I Schubert. Karl - Draft. Mach. I Schuh. Rlchard - Prod. A9. I Schulor, Donald - AIr Cond. II Schultz, Juno: - Marketlng I Schultz, Jouny - Mach. Dan. I 69 Schulz. Robert - AIr Cond. I Schultz. VIII! - Prod. Ag. I ScIIuIIz, WIIInm - Welding I Schub, Konl - Chem. a Fan. I Schwinn . Panol- - Accounting I Schumachor. Raymond - Prod. Ag. II Schuml'ln, Slum Auto Mach II Scum. Dnnlol - Mach. Tool Op. II 8mm. Deborah - Child Care a Dvlpt. I Schwnnbock, Jnmu Marketing I Sewn. anln - Marketing I Schwartz. PIMcII - CETA-Gen. Office I Schwartzho . Stan - Elect. Saw. I Schwuln, Hunbt - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Scan, JudIIh - Med. Lab. Tech II Scan, Lulu - Mach. Dsn. II 8cm, Junk - Accounting I Mimi. JII - EEG Tech. I Soldol. Ctrlun - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I 80h. Jana - Prod. Ag. I sumac. Jamey CETA-Mach. TooI I Sonnlu. Rom. - Accountlng I Sworwn. Raymond Prod. A9. I Show. Kmn - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I 9mm. Roy - Voc. Tech. DvlptI I mm, D. Mord - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Shaw, Juno. - Prod. Ag. I Shaw, Vaughn - Accounting I Shokakl. Raymond - Elect. Serv. I Shoplrd, Handy - Auto Mach. I Shark, Ellubom - CETA-Gen. OIfIce I SIIImunk, Jon Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Snoop. June. I Marketlng ll Short Donny EIectronIcs I Shoulh, AWIIII Tech. NursI I Slodonborg. Ellen Pro-Serv. Nurs. I Sloanborg. EIIon - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I 8kg. Jay - Pro-ServI Nurs. I SIN , Mark - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I SIN , M-ry - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I Slmomon, Dowdy - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I 8k ... Michal -Marketing I Sklnnu, Kathy Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Skoloo. RIcII-rd - Prod. A9. I Skov.KonnoIh MarkeIing II M, Mwlol - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Skroch, Wayne - ProdI A9. I submit. Rlchard - Marketlng I SIIby, John - WeIdIng I Slnby, Mlclnol Wood Tech. I Sloan, WIIIInm - Accounting I 3mm , Juno. - Mametlng I SmIkrud, Ema Prod. AG. I MM. Alan - Chem. 8I Fart. ll SmIIh, Dled A. - Elect. Serv. I mun, DuvId E. - FIre Sclence I sunnn, Joanne - Med. Rec. Tech. I SmIIh, JIII - Prac. NursI I Smith, Ronald - Air Cond. I Smith. 8m - ScnI. ScIence l 9mm. Tom - Accounting I tum . MlIdnd - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Snyder, Kathryn - Sarl. Sclence I Say , Rob. - Marketlng II Bahkowllk. lucky - CEI'A - Gen. OffIce I um, Dori - Accounting II 80m Grog - Mach. Dan. I mm. Rachel - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I 80mm, Larry - Mach. Dan. II 80mm, Juno- - VIsI Comm. Tech. II Spun, Later - Prod. Ag. I Spoon. 8mm - BIo-Med. Elect I 89.nov, MIrng - Rad.Tech. I Sprlngcr. aholdun - Aocountlng II Shimmy, Juno. - Auto Mach. I StaIIord.L. Joy - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I mum. sunny - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I sunny. Mary - CETA - Gen. Office I Shngo. Hobo - Marketing I M. John A - Prod. A9 I M. John c. - DImI and Hvy. Equip. I M, Jud - Prac. Nurs. I M. Leonard - Accountan I Shun. Noumm - Auto Mach. I aloud. alum - Accounting II m. omni- FIre Sclence I sumac . Torry - Print. and Pub. I sum, CIroI - Tech. Nurs. l SIOIIpIIug, Robot! - Prod. Ag. II aeration. Mk. - WeIdIng I acmlhn. Alon. - PwSerVI Nurs. I Smullon, Orln - Marketing I sunnI-on, Dam - Prod. Ag. I 803mm. Kan! - Marketlngl 80m, RIchd - Auto Mach. I 8M1 . Jouph - Sprrnkt. Mgmt. II. Motor, Dawn - Prac. Nurs. I 810nm. Patrick - Ind. Hyg. Tech. I Woman, Dunno - ReIaIIIng I Marl. Vlrglnll - MarketIng I 81hr. Jonny - AIr Cond. I am, Larry - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I sum, Dabble - CETA-Gen. Office I modal. Duh - Welding I sold . Thom. - Prim. 5 Pub. I Stone, Pamela - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Storm. Allan - AccountIng II aml. Wllllam - Fire Science I Stout, Kathlun - Med. Lab. Tech. I Strand, Dale - Mach. Tool Op. I mum, 8M0 - Alr Cond. II aminolw, Comic - Clerk TypIsI I SIIInIIn, Mam ! - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Sung. Melba - Med. Sctry. I SuIIIvm, Gcrlld - ond. Ag. I Sutton, Robln - Tech. Nura. ll 910nm, Susan - Apparel Arts I Mum. Colleen - EEG Tech. I Duncan, Edward - BIo-Med. Elect. II Swan, Anon - Auto Body I Omnlnk. Betty - Voc. Tech. Dva. I Gunman, Jouph - Auto Mach. I Samson, Thoma - Marketlng II Norman. John - CETA - Mach. Tool I Syvnlook, Rob. - CETA - Mach. Tool I W, In : - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Tum. Duvld - Wood Tech. I Taylor, GIuIb-n - Voc. Tech. DvIpI. I lelor. Michal - Marketlng ll Taylor, Thoma. - Data Proc. II ?uylor. TInothy - PoIIce Sclence I Toot . PndIIm - Apparel Ans l Thayor, Juno- - Prod. A9. I Tholgc, Cathy - PryServ. Nun. I Thlol. Bub. - Police Sclenoe l Thonm. Susan - Pre-Serv. Nura. I Thomas, Jud ! - Data Pro. Mach. Op. I Thompon. Alan - Prod. Ag. II Thanpnon. Dylan - Farm Trng. I Thompoon, Jame. - Flro Sclonce I Thompaon. Jouph - Prod. Ag. II Thanplon, Lou - CETA - Gen. OIIIce I ,Thompuon, Mlchul - Auto Mach. I Thompson. Randy - Wood Tech. I Thompwn. Robin - Blo - Med. Elect. l Thompuon, Small - CETA - Gen. OIIIoe I Thonuon. Hurry - Farm Trng. I Thomas, Torry - Prod. AgI I Thurman. cm - Rad. Tech. II Mk0. Lanna - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. l Thu, Nancy - Mod. Lab. Tech. II TIIIInI. LIndl - Mod. Sctry. II 11IImIn, John - Marketlng I Ilium. Robert - Marketing I 11mm, Vlckl - Legal Sctry. II 11mm, Juno! - Dent. Asst. I Took, am - Marketlng II TOWN, Ronald - Auto Body I Tolohon, Dal. - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. l Tolohon, Oman - EEG Tech. I Tomud, Cums - Elect. Sew. I Tooko. MIcMoI - Accountlng II Tonnoon. Jamal. - Prod. A9. I Torn..th -Dam ProI Mach. Op. I Tracy. Ann. - Pre-Serv. Nurs. Asst. I Tncy. E'I - Farm ngI l Tun. Phuc - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Truynor. Lind. - Med. Asst. I Tuna. Robert - Farm Trng. I Trlobo. Donald - Farm Trng. I 'l'rhI-rmP-Mch - PracI Nurs. I 'I'vblor, WIIII-n - Marketlng I Tron. Nancy - Accounting I Trunbhy, Panol- - CETA - Gen. OHIce I Tronlck, Mary - AccounIIng I Trowbrldoo. John - Data Proc.. II Trundoll. Jun. -Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Trundoll. sunny - Pro - Serv. Nurs. I Tryggould. Auto Body I Talus. menu! - Ind. Eng. Tech. I Turbln. Alon - Prod. A9. I Tum. Cuol - Pre - Serv. Nurs. I Tumor, JIIIIOI - PrlnI. and Pub. I Tum. Luorry - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Mod. mm - Data Proc. I Tynan. Tom - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Tyann. Charles - Comm. An II Tylor. Douala - AIr Cond. II Uhl, Hobo - Comm. Art II UImon. Wllllam - Elect. Serv. I Underwood. Bruce - Farm Trng. I Uthmolor. Slovon - Bio-Med. Elect. I Valoncll. Jun - Prod. A9. I Van nlpor. Donald - Prod. Ag. I Vnnlngon. Jamu - Farm Bus. Mgmt. I Vnnum. George - Finance I V-ughn, DcnIu -Food Inst. I Vogllhn Ronald - Elect. Serv. I Vubuky, Loo - Prod. Ag. II Verhuky. Wllllam - Auto Mach. I Vonhlon. Robert - Marketing II Vlnor, Mlchul - Mach. Dan. I Vlrch. Scott - Refrig. Serv. I VogI, Floyd - CETA-Mach. Dan. I VoIdon, Gnryl -Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Voldon, Nancy - FInance I I ' Volk. Thoma - CETA-Mach. Tool I VoIqu. DnIo - Farm Trng. I Volzlm. Junk - Pre-Serv. NursI I Von Ant, Charlo- - AccountIng II Von Rudnn, Oman - CETA-Gen. OIfice I Von Radon, Eugm - Prod. Ag. I Von Rude . Rudolph -' Prod. A9. I Vopolak. EmII - Farm Trng. I Vougm. Audny - Op. Rm. Asst. I Winger, Jon - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I Walk, Illchurd - Prod. Ag. I Walden, Lynn: - Prod. Ag. I Walden. R069 - Finance I Wllku Larry - Wood Tech. Dvlpt. I Walton, Barbara - Retailing II wmm, Jlmn - Blo 'Med. Elect. II Walton Lloyd - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Wimphr, mound - RetaIIIng I Warner. Amy - VocI Tech. Dvlpt. I Warner Roborl - MarketIng I Wuuld John - Accountlng I Women Dumb - Feed, Seed a Farm I VlaugIn-I, TIm - CETA-Mach. Tool I Wow. erly- Farm TrngI I Weber, Lonnlo - Pwr. Elect. I Webster, Juli- - Med. Sctr. I Wood, Dol - ReIrIgI Serv. I Wolbol. Dun - Elect. Serv. II Wclhrouch, Alla. - Prod. Ag. I Wclhrouch. Calvln Prod.-Prod. A9. I Vlolkor, Karon - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I WoII-nd. Wand- - Fshn. MdsngI II Walden, Marth- - Bus. Mach. I Walk, Torry - Accountan I Wobh, Earl - Mach. Dan. I Wogmr, Donald - Police Science I wm, Mark - CETA-MachI Tool I Wont, Mlchnl - Accountan I Whlpkoy, Jerry - Marketlng I VlIIIIo, Angola - MontI - DIeseI a. Hvy. Equip. I chlu. DuvId - Prod. Ag. II Vim , Momm- - Prac. Nurs. I Wham EIIIno - Tech Nurs. I Vllonch, Ron - Pre-Serv. Nun. I Wmon. CM - Voc. Tech. DvIpt. I Mogul. Larry - Draft. Mdch. I VIII, Conm - Pro-Serv. Nurs. I Wlbor, Dom - Pre-Sorv. Nurs. I Wlleox, Eugen. - CETA-Mach. Tool I Wldnr. G'ny - PrIntIng l VIM . Gordon - Auto MechJ Wlldl, DunIoI - Auto Mach I Vllllllmo. Bonnie - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Wllllamo. Donald - FIeIrIg. Serv. l WIIIIpmu, Gerald - Pwr. Elect. I Wilson, Arthur - Farm Trng. l Wlhon, Dave - CETA-Mach. Tool I Wllson, Kenneth - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I Wing. Jollory - Automotive I Wlng. Lulk - Marketing I WIIII, Rodney - Vis. Comm. Tech. II wnhnborg. Jame: - Electronics l Wlll, Gall - Prac. Nurs. I Waggon. Gary - Wood Tech. I Waggon, Sandra - Apparel Ans l Walden. Gary - CETA-Mach. Tool I We , Purl - CETA-Gen. Office I Walla. Chm: - Prod. A9. I Wood. John w Refrig. Serv. I Wood. RIchIrd - Prod. A9 I Student Creativity Gossip Is Way Wooden, John - Elect Serv. I Woodlm, Melody - Farm TrngI I Woodwonh, Dowm - Marketing I Woomuonh, LyIc - CETA-Mach. Tool I Wookoy. Bnnl - Auto Mech. I Wooldrldgo. Robon Chem. A Fan. II Worehel, Jerry - Mech. Dsn. I Wozney, Jlmu - Prod. AgI II ergm, 5mm - Accounting l kao, Dmld .. Retailing I Wlee, JudIIh Prac. Nurs. I Yeager, Michael - Marketing II Yanks. Kalhorlne - Med. Sctry. II Young, Ardlth - Legal Sctry. I Yourell, Davld - Data ProcI II anI, Jerry - Auto Mech. I Zulu, Dunno .. EEG Tech. I lama, Konmth - Marketing I zanlor, Mlchclk - Pre-Serv. Nurs. I lobe . Lulu - Automotive I kaomz, Jamu - Marketing II ZoIms, Mlchnl - Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I anlmov, Erna! - CETA-Mach. Tool I Znnkcr, Wllllnm - Marketing I Zoghr, Domld - Refrig. Serv. Zloghr, Joye. - Rad. Tech II Zlcghr. Rome .- Rad. Tech. II Zlomok, Hurry w Voc. Tech. Dvlpt. I ZIIImor, CIvdy - Pre-Sev. Nurs. I ark. Eugene - Farm Trng. I lechko, Slovon, - Marketing I Zubko. Jody. - EEG Tech. I Gossip should, as I was told By Father and by Mother When I was young Go in one ear and out the other. And 50 perhaps it should, But I whoIve listened through the years With studied concentration and attentive ears. A detour t0 the South, By which I mean that it goes In one ear and out the mouth. by Dianne L. Lautenbach Data Processing Machine Operations 71 Who is There Men, men older men I look: at them And see The little boy the impish boy peeking behindythe paunch winking by executive worry lines laughing in the new-found strength ofa vice-grip Boys forced to play big roles by finances, age, sex liberated often by booze and bawdy stories to frolic behind their Child... Girls, girls,H women, hags, bags gossips, cheats, demure, mousey, struggling iconoclasts image breakers, ego supports, hollow pillars lost to themselves And from behind the mask of one not allowed to grow up and old Is the mature, measured stature of one who suffers, enriches and endures. by Phyllis Carlson Radiologic Technology-1975-76 73 74 A Thoughtfor Life We shall neverfind God in this life; that is what makes life tragic. But to stop searching for God, that makes life meaningless. by Ronald Krause Marketing The Last Snowflake I look at the trees and see the first tiny swellings ofspring. My heart soars as I visualize the soft green velvet 0f the grass. The trees are bursting into bloom and every thing takes on a clean new face with vibrant strength and beauty. As my vision broadens, I say hello to the old swimming hole and the summer parties with all their glorious carefree activity. I hear a small sob and turn to look in its direCe tion. What is this I see? Why it is one little snow- flake hiding in a protected corner. ItWhy are you crying little snowflake? Before he could answer me he was gone and I think of all that is past. The snowmobiling, the skiing and the sliding parties were all great fun and it seems so very long before they will come again. A tear slid silently down my face as I said goodby to the very last snowflake. Yes little snowflake we will will miss you too. by Helen Anderson Visual Communications Photos by Gail Exton-Visual Communications 75 The Greeks always had a word for it. So when the 29 girls of the College of Commerce at LaCrosse Vocational and Adult schools were organized into a sorority they bor- rowed three of them... Kappa Delta Chi. from the LaCrosse Tribune and Leader Press April 27, 1941 76 Campus Clubs Foster Organization 81 Good Fellowship Nearly twenty clubs, along with two fraternities climate for members. By working together in a com- and two sororities operate within the student body monly enjoyable activity, the students put classroom at WWTI. These are professional, social, spiritual skillsinto practice. This chance to join efforts fosters and recreational organizations which provide the inner growth of each individual. extensions of curricula as well as appropriate social by Terri Niehaus Ji We will learn organization and cooperation through campus fellowship groups... 77 WESTERN WISCONSIN OOOOOOCOOOCOOOCOOCCOCCOC W655 A BICENTENNIAL CAMPUS In the fall of 1975 Western Wismnsin Technical Institute was de- clared a bicentennial campus, an honor which permitted the school the right to proudly display the nationts official bicentennial seal. To qualify, WWTI pro- posed several bicentennial related pro- jects to be performed during the next two year birthday celebration, by a volunteer committee of both faculty and student members. The projects included a Heritage Night held during the city's Oktoberfest celebration, an avenue of flags and a time capsule display on campus grounds, 78 . datelines, feature articles, school doLUTION Q Q 6 e a 5 -1 E E 33 e a e ,5. 7? 76-1916 ta a bicentennial fund-raising auction, a WWTI flfe and drum corp and campus participation in a national wagon train ceremony. During the 1975-76 school- year campus activities and publications took on bicentennial themes through functions, poster designs and calendars. ROW 1: Sharon Pionke - Secretary, Carol Eirschele, Sandy Pratt, Dick Hoeft - Chairman, Shirley Gates. ROW 2: Eva Jefferies, Laura Schye, John Bigely, Dale Larson, Terry Downs, Bob Olson, Harold Motchenbacher, Doyle Gates, Art Brieske, Missing: Donald Meinert Thuan Tran, Ansel Heram. W Members of the Program Council at WWTI may aptly be called ttevent planners? The council is comprised of enthusi- astic students who help plan, promote and present various activities throughout the year. The council also suggests various means of expenditure of the student activity fee. Events included in the planning duty are intramural sports, outdoor recreation activities, cultural art programs and coffeehouse entertainment. ROW 1: Steve Zischke, Sheila Plein, Sue Anderson, Marty Cina-Student Center Coffeehouse, Michael Wagner, ROW 2: Rosalie Hayter-President, Ann Bodensteiner -Special Event Chairperson, Jane Caklin, Gary Baumgartner, Craig Perry. ROW 3: Dick Hoeft-Advisor, Dae Nejedlo, Marc Kronlund. Terry Smith, Dale Quamme, Athletic. Intramural and Recreation Chairman, Mark Alcorn, Mark Larson. Missing: Steve Niles, Vicki Rapp, Karen Brown, Annette Breault. The student Coordinating Commission serves as a laison between students and faculty boards. The commission allows for the exchange of thoughts and ideas, providing an at- mosphere conducive to encouraging improvement of WWTI and the surrounding campus area. It is the recognized student representation in the formation of school policy. ROW 1: Dale Quamme, Mark Alcorn, Terry Smith, Dave Nejedlo. ROW 2: Rosalie Hayter, Dawn Sundin, Annette Breault-President, Donna Doely, Ann Bodensteiner-Secretary, Mark Larson. Missing: Steve Steines, Pat Mulray, Mark Dupplier, Judy Zubke, Rick Czeczok, Sue Suiter, Sue Tollefson, Joan Gander, Dick Hoeft-Advisor. 79 post-secondary as well as high school levels. Stu- dent dues and contributions are the only means of VICA iS the only National organization in support for this fast growing organization. VICA America for trade, industrial, technical and health activities are considered by the US. Office of Edu- occupations students. Membership this year is cation as an integral part of the vocational curri- expected to reach 225,000 and includes students at culum. One of the most outstanding of these is the f ?e VICA-Mechanical Design ROW 1: Rick Stremeha, Bob Kulibert, Thomas Matuska-President, Paul Tande- Vice President, Darlene Rundhaugen- Secretary-Treasurer, Jane Erickson, Mark Amunrud, ROW 2: John Ulrich, Nick Nadloff, Ronald Yanjer, Dave Schultz, Terry Smith, Jim Smaby, Allan Rusch -Advisor, ROW 3: Edward Stanek. Kevin M. Kulig, John Hancock, Richard Johnson, Larry Soucheck, Michael Kammel. VlCA-Graphics ROW 1: Deb Nitschke. Stephanie Lee- Treasurer. Bernadette Brcka, Roger Jezeski-State Public Relations Officer, Lisa Lubinski. Claudia Darne, Joe Maas, ROW 2: Paul Hagan, Shari Geisler -Secretary, Mike Schuman, Sandy Pratt, Terri Niehaus-Secretary. Jim Ghere- President, Joe McCarthy-Vice President. ROW 3: Philip Broqh- hausen-Printing Advisor, Dale Newman. John Schmidt, Vinette Gillinghmam, Kerry Peterson- Treasurer Henry MichaeIs-Commercial Art Advisor. Missing : Dale Vercauteren VlCA-Diesel ROW 1: Dale Quamme-President, Doug Stallman-Vice President, Jim Gallup-Secretary, T. Hendrickson- Coordinator. ROW 2: Dennis Kreuser- Advisor, Byron Williams, Mark Klinski, Duane Gilbertson. ROW 3: Brad Eisepke, Dave Pieper, Jim Vieth, Matt Servais. 80 annual Skill Olympics competition, involving over 30,000 students in the state competition. The national theme for this school year is Forward in the Spirit of t76 and the members in the W.W.T.I. chapter t - - 0 V K . have kept in tune with the theme by participating . . . . . . . . w in many community and school projects. n V E VICA-Visual Communications ? ' . LEFT: ROW 1: Jo Anne Manske. ROW 2: Rex ; Luedke, Ron Schams - President, Nancy Gil- - 0 ' : ' ' bertson, Secretary, Gary Haugland - Treasurer, Carol Bray - Vice President, Richard Knox - Advisor. ROW 3: Diane Brynildson, Helen And- erson, Joe Hundt, Daren Brown. ROW 4: Jerome Cleveland, Eileen Roesler. Gail Exton, Holly Sankey. VICA-Electronics BELOW LEFT: ROW 1: William C. Herritz, Ronald Geisler. Gaylon Rettammel-Secre- tary, ROW 2: Mike Jacobson-Advisor, Richard Serres-President, tChapter's Vice President Dave NeiedIo-Public RelationsJ VlCA-Wood Techniques ABOVE: ROW 1: Steven Klam, Gary Gletcher. Larry Adams. ROW 2: Emil Motzney, Larry Walker, Torn Haggerty. Missing: Curt Benrud, Ken Wing-Advisor. VICA-Welding LEFT: ROW 1: Jack Prohop, Mark Matchey, Ken Miller - Vice President, Dave Domenget, Rik Ringlien, ROW 2: Steven Stellner, Scott Steele - President, I. W. Beatty, Don Polivoda - Treasurer, Ray Amrendson, Jon Slaby, ROW 3: Alvin Ander- son, Clifford Gunderson - Auto Body, Advisor - Wayne E. Lemar - Welding Advisor, Tom Conrad. 81 82 The Distributive Education Club of America is an organization for students in the field of marketing and distribution. DECA serves the dual purpose of a social and professional organization in developing leadership, individual responsibility and an understanding and appreciation of our free and com- petitive enterprise system. This is ac- complished through meetings with businessmen, competitive events, and the acquision of knowledge within the marketing fleld. ROW 1: Bill Christiano, Barb Mosher, Taryn Gearing, Lisa Duren, Paula Muehlenkamp, Melissa Dalton, Julie Favor - Secretary, William Bernacchi - Advisor. ROW 2: Vicky Rapp, Dan Satterson. Steve Zischke, Denny Thompson, Pat Buttner - Parliamentarian, Craig Preston, Kim Roh. Sherry Kurtz - Historian, Ed Hoh. ROW 3: Jim Duffy, Bill Cox. Keith Ellison. Bad Kracht, Greg Ryczek - Vice President, George Vetesnik, Howarl Guepfer - President, Jeff Naill - Advisor. W 1: John Olson - Treasurer, Christi Wong - Historian, Barb Sesvold - President, Mary Peek ice President, Teri Ricci - Secretary, Terre Dade, Ruth Leurson, Ellen Amsrud, Debbie hmitt. ROW 2: Peggy D. Allison - Advisor, Gretchen Baker, Nancy Johnson, Dave Stark, ureen Snowbank, Dan Hoover, Brenda Olsin, Vicki Timm. Sue Bue, Kathy Schultz, Larry D. ompson - Advisor. ROW 3: Kathy Yeska, Linda Siekert, Linda Ranzenberger, Cheryl Schmidt, es Delp, Carl Baller, Kathy Anderson, Faith Ask, Nancy Ringersma, Ann Horn, Deb 'Killen. IW 1: Roxanne Solberg - Secretary, Michael Ott - Vice President, Steve Mc Gree - President, da Ranzenberger - Treasurer, Debbie Orethun - Student Senate RepresentativeROW 2: n Hoover, Dave Stark. Vickie Iverson, Rachel Olson, Eloise Theisen, Mary Walling, Gretchen ker, Merritt Carlson - Advisor. ROW 3: Carl Baller, John Olson, Cheryl Schmidt, Christi ong, Mary Peek. Vaughn Shaw, Don Neely. W0 EA iS a voluntary state student organization supporting office education occupations. It is an integral part of the educational program which is designed to develop leadership abilities, an interest in the American business system, and competency in ofiice occupations within the frame- work of vocational and career education. Members must be enrolled in an office education program at W.W.T.I. The Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Accounting Club was organized in 1967. The club supports WOEA and encourages communications between its members and accounting proffessionals of the business community. One of the main provisions of the clubis constitution states that it works toward strength- ening the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their chosen professions. .00....000000... GAVALeAD' In 1969 the student newspaper of published monthly and any student Western Wisconsin Technical Institute interested in journalism or graphics ma was a weekly publication and bore the become a staff member. name hCavalier Clippings? This news- . paper included everything from announce- Row 1: Karen Gagner'nepgner' Betty Woycmk - R . . . porter, Sheila Honhan - Typist. Stephanie Lee - Pro! ments to aCtIVlty reportg and an occasmnal uction, Deb Nitschke - Production. Terry Smith - Sp- Joke or cartoon. Iths basm format was that Editor. Cheryl Oldenburg - Reporter. Row 2: Gail of todayhs hSwordh'. The format was Exton - Editor, Debbie Killen - Typist, Lonnie Hall - changed to that of a newspaper in 1970 Reporter, Dave Books - Production, George Havilan. - -- Production, Teresa Urban - Reporter, Vickie Blank - and It began to run as a b1 monthly ' Production, Tom Gschwind - Advisor. ROW 3: Henr pubhcatlon' The fOHOWIng year, Michaels - Advisor, Kathy Yeska - Typist, Mike StUdentS found that .the name? had been Anderson - Reporter, Margie Jahn - Reporter, Mike shortened to Cavallerh and 1n 1972, Schumann - Photographer, Steve Everson - Producti it was changed again to hCavalcadeT Manager, Dave Urban - Reporter. Missing : Gail In 1974, the Cavalcade switched to its Domaby present magazine format. It is now 3A SworJ-- A STUDENT WEEKLY PUBLICATION NOW in its second year, the Sword keeps stu- dents informed as to whatis happening on the Western Wisconsin Technical Institute campus. This weekly publication covers current topiCs in- volving the students, organizations, sports schedules, and social and community events. LEFT: Margie Jahn- Editor With Camera in hand, Photo Club members set out to capture the world on iilm. The club is comprised of stud- ents who share an interest in photography. This is the first year that new darkroom fac- ilities have been available to the members, although the actual club has been existence for a number of years. In addition to discussing new photography techniques and products, the club also holds many photo contests for its members. CW 1: Don Nontelle - Advisor, Janey Kuhn - Treasurer. Gary Haugland - President, Ron Zinke Secretary, Richard Knox - Advisor. ROW 2: Karen Brown, Joe Hundt, Becky Johnson, Nancy assey, Diane Brynildson, Ron Schams, Ken lsler. ROW 3: George Sather, Gail Exton, Holly ankey, Eileen Roesler, Gary Kiehne, George Haviland, Stephen Rodeberg. 85 86 The Vet's Club of W.W.T.I. provides members with information dealing with current veteransT affairs. This includes medical assistance, financial aids, housing and tutoring availability under the GI. Bill. The club is open to graduate and under- graduate students, faculty and alumni who have had active military service. Its purpose is to pro- mote the interest, welfare and fellowship of veterans attending W.W.T.I. through informative and social functions. The Vet's Club also participates in intramural sports events and sponsors fund raising activities throughout the school year. ABOVE ROW 1: Tom Kleasner - Vice President, Bill Wason - Treasure Steve Steines, Mark Larson, Jim Staege, Tim Hanson, Dan Chesebro, Mark Alcorn - President. ROW 2: Vince Stockel, Roy Kish, Sherrie Lahn, Peggy Fraley -Secretary, Al Garvens, Clay Bordner, Gregg Kellogg, Larry Offerdahl, Pat Mulroy. ROW 3: Don Larson, Ron Sweet, Gerald Stashek, Bob Werner, Dick Steckler, Greg Gartner, John Turner, Bill Bahr, Butch Ledin. ROW 4: Chuck Rigelmon, Dave Running, Colin Carrinon, Chuck Wagner, Larry Weix, Ted Kumbier, Robin Thompson, Simon Bartz. MISSING: Bob Preiss - Club Historian and Photographer. Chartered into existence in 1971, Circle K is a subdivision of the La Crosse Kiwanis Inter- national Club. Circle K is' a'service organization at W.W.T.I., involving itself in projects to benefit the school and community. Among these are marathons and other fund raising activites for such causes as the Muscular Dystrophy drive. Members also attend leadership conventions and seminars. LEFT: Betty Woychik, Kathy Yeska, Kathy Gifford, Robert Olson - Advisor, Debbie Killen. ROW 1: Carol Wiedenmann - Secretary, Nancy Nolting - President, ROW 22 Sheldon Miller - Treasurer, John Turner - Activity Coordinator, Steve Anderson - Vice President, John Broughton - Advisor. Missing: Karen Gagner, Dick Hoeft. The Outsiders are a group of recreation-minded students who ejoy getting together for outdoor fun and relaxation. Some of their activities throughout the year include skiing, hiking, bowling, bike hikes, bluff climbs and roller skating. The Outsiderts Club was formed in 1969 and is open to any active and energetic student at WWTI. 87 88 In 1967 the Agri-Business Club was formed and had eight members. Since that time, membership has increased to fifty. All students from the Agri-Bus- iness division are eligible to join. The club sponsors fund raising activities during the year including a car wash and an annual fall potato sale. The money earned is used to iinance a iive-year reunion. ABOVE: ROW 1: H. Hoof - Advisor, Carl H. Mueller - Tom Kluesner, William M. Gleason, Mike Sebion, Mark Schilifer. Emily Bekkum, Dan Bulman, Walt Weihrouch - Advisor. ROW 2: Dan Donavan, Bryan Bahr, Dennis Kneifl, Randy Bina, Brian Borresan. ROW 3: William Gerdes. Mark Walker, Steve Shaker, Richard Guanella, Dan Bolduan, Richard Fischer, Ramon Knudtson, Mark Zielsdorf, Rod Haag, Karn Bedrud, Garold Becker, Terry Shay, Lee Nelson, ROW 4: Tom Halderson, Randy Severson, Dennis Breidenstein, Mark Blount, Lee Stendahl. Dave Kujak. Erwin Hoeschele. Chuck Lind. Mike Berger, Paul Hoff. ROW 5: Mel Schmitz, Ed Trem, Dan Evenson. Dave Urban, Gary Berg. Scott Kramer, Don Hoeschele. ROW 1: Kathy Early-Secretary-Treasurer, Randy Malone-Vice President, Kevin Kobi- shop - President, Dennis Ditlefsen - Vice-President. ROW 2: Debbie Lueck, Don La Fleur, Lucille Saxon. Linda Mc Clellan, Cathy Johnson, Kathy Mashak, Debbie Maliszewski, Cheryl Beffa, Rockne Rodenberg, Harvey Melcher, Mark Steward, Anita Henke. ROW 3: Tim Mader, Mike Nielson, Glen Schmitz, Tony Doering, Jeff Dunschi, Jim Suhr, Jim Drake. ROW1:Susan Bischell, ConnieGoebel. Marge Bensend, Joan Mulder, CindyConrad, Rita Joyce. ROW 2: Mary Stoeffler, Karen Garner, Susan Mc Clleland, Sherry Yaun, Penny Collins, Chris Hendricks, Kathy Martin. ROW 3: Judith Halthen, Karen Gagner, Dawn Sundin. Linda Behling, Donna Doely Jane Meyer, Cindy Peterson, Lynn Van Dyke Pauline Trzebiatowski, Carol Tlougan. ROW 4: Cindy Wooldridge, Carrie Huettenmoser, Paula Nyre. Sue Lindner, Kathy Eddy, Vicky Tremmel, Carol Jackson. The beginning of a new school year brought the formation of the Foods Club. The organization is open to all Food Service Management students and is designed to promote professionalism. Students are involved in service, publicity, display and catering projects for the school and community. This year, the club catered a Spanish dinner for 200 persons, assisted in the Heritage Night held at Viterbo College at which 1000 persons were served, participated in an exhibit for wholesale food dealers held at the Mary E. Sawyer auditorium and spon- sored their own food show which was held at W.W.T.I. on April 23. This show included exhibits and demonstrations by students enrolled in foods programs at W.W.T.I. and competitive divisions for them and students enrolled in high school foods programs. A recently formed club, the Interior Design Club is open to all students in the Related Arts Department at WWTI anterior Design and Apparel Artsl. The goals of this organi- zation are to promote career development, community involvement and social fun- ctions. These goals are accom- plished through school projects, field trips to sites of historical furnishings and costuming and inviting guest speakers in to talk to the club members. 89 90 ACRO tAir Conditioning and Refrigeration Organ- ization is designed to further students' knowledge in the field of air conditioning and refrigeration. The club was formed in 1968 and at that time, only students enrolled in the two-year technical program were eligible to join. The club has now opened its doors to students in the one-year servicing program also. The Electronics Club of W.W.T.I. officially began in 1974. Its main purpose is to provide students with increased technical knowledge in the electronics held. This is accomplished through the monthly meet- ings which allow members to tour area businesses and talk with professional people. The club also spon- sors social activities for the students and faculty of the electronics program. ROW 1: Bob Huberty-President, Dan Chesebro - Secretary, Dick Wagner e Treasurer, Paul Brown - Vice President. ROW 2: Gary Elliot, John Turner. Jim Revels, Paul Chang, John Okoro, Scott Haden, Mike Reuter, Tim Lee, Phil Brudos, Jeff LeJuene. ROW 3: Mike Merola, Mike Barta, Troy Kish, Jeff Davis Jack Atkins, John Cramer, Dale Lehman, Jerry Mau, Jim Deedrick, Kevin Macke, Steve Niles, Marv Franke - Advisor. Curt Murray - Advisor, Don Witt - Advisor, Carl Newcomb. ROW 4: Dick Lenser, John Schollmeier, Matt Olson, Leonard Harris, Scott Viech, Ken Moody, Ron McFarland, Tim Baus, Dave Giblin, Bill Bartels. Dave Alvis. Jim Krczmarcik. ROW 1: John Mulroy, Mark Larson, Steve Steines, Steven Uthmeier, Glenn Isensee, Steve Anderson. ROW 2: Tim Smith, Mark Brandt - Publicity, Rick Serres - President. Ron Geisle Kim Ranzenberger, Dave Nejedlo, Jim Jefferies. ROW 3: Tim Bilbrey, Bill Herritz - Vice President, Earl Vance, Gene Dankenmeyer. Pete Henne - Treasurer, Ted Bratton,Murial Barth, Jerry Dommershausen - Advisor. ROW 4: Jeff Hauke, Mike Wagener. Cyril Mathis, Jim Houmuth, Gaylon Rettammel - Secretary. Missing: Advisors - Dean Hubbard and Mike Jacobs. ROW 1: Kathy Petras, Sue Linder - Vice President, Barb Sesvold - Secretary, Sandy Peterson - Treasurer, Sandy Ulrich, Deb Zimbauer, ROW 2: Joan Mulder, Kris Koine, Mary Haun, Vinette Gillingham, Sandy Turk, Terrry Gardner. MISSING: Ruth Lewison Sue Halvorson. Lana Guinn, Carla Figgie. Dick Hoeft - Advisor. Paul Rusche, Becky Pluemer, Mark Saunders, Missing: Terry Gardner, Deb Zimbauer. Tau Iota U psilon 'is a service fraternity open to all full-time male students attending Western Wisconsin Technical Institute, regardless of race, creed or color. It's main purpose is to serve the needs of its members, WWTI, and the community and to develop a fraternal spirit and a sense of civic and social responsibility. Members of TIU are active in many activities on campus. ROW 1: Pat Walsh, Dave Gassen - President, Perry Riggle. ROW 2: Keven Walter, Carl, Winkler - Treasurer, Mark Sanders - Vice President. Missing: John Nicksic - Secretary, Paul Rusche, Mitch Hochhausen, Jack Dray, Jerry Dommershausen - Advisor, Henry Michaels - Advisor. November, 1966 marked the beginning of the Delta Gamma Phi sorority at W.W.T.I. At that time, the white rose was established as the flower and mint green and white as the symbolic colors of the organization. Delta Gamma Phi functions as a service and social organization, sponsoring many events during the year to obtain funds and also improve school spirit and campus participation. The lnter-Greek Council at W.W.T.I. is made up of representatives from Delta Gamma Phi and Tau Iota Upsilon. The council aids in keeping these two Greek organizations together and gives them the chance to work as one on different school and community activities. 91 92 HAt right is the Vocational Blue and Gold basketball team-a team that has risen from a position of insigni- ficance to a place comm- anding recognition. In the beginning this aggre- gation lackedequipment, coaches and support but they had the material which would make a strong teamft from The LaCrosse Tribune and Leader Press about 1927 Intramural 8: Junior College Sports Integral Part of Student's Education Intramural sports are also recognized as an inte- gral part of the studentts education. They provide the opportunity for all students to better their training and enrich their recreational interests and abilities. Western Wisconsin Technical Institute partici- pates in intercollegiate competition in golf, cross country, basketball, bowling, baseball and tennis. The schedules take the teams throughout the upper midwest to meet opponents. The participation and viewing of such sports events sparks much enthusiasm and leaves behind many memories. by Terri Niehaus We will observe how individual efforts contribute to team victories... 93 Woments Bowling The Women,s Varsity Bowling Team is made up of any interested women attending WWTI on a full-time basis. Throug out the year the members participate in intramural competition and then form a varsity team. The varisty bowls against such schools in the area as Winona State and the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Last year the women place second in State League competition. ROW 1: Cindy Woolridge, Carrie Huettenmosser, Karen Brown. ROW2: Linda Behling, Cindy Weiland, Cindy Conrad, Karen Gagner, Sandy Ulrich. The MGWS Varsity Team consists of all interested men bowlers who attend WWTI. Like the women the gentle- men bowl in intramural competition as well as local and state leagues. This year the team is in a fourth place standing prior to state tournaments held in early spring. ROW 1: Rick Gasper, Ben Lecher Jr., Tod Shackelton. ROW 2: Steve Rodeberg, Mike Wagener, Tom Heilman, Tim Jirsa, Jeff Durtschi. , . Men 3 Bowling 95 96 Cavaliers Weste l' n Wisconsin Technical Institute was proud to boast one of the strongest and finest eager teams in technical history, although the final standings were 16 wins and 12 losses. The season started out slow for the Cavaliers, and not in their favor. As the season progressed the teams hopes of going to the NJCAA state finals looked better, and a win over the Richland Center Roadrunners was the deciding game. This was the first win in nine years over the UW Richland Center, and was one of the many major upsets for WWT Included in those upsets were wins over UW Marshfield with a last second-half court shot made by J ohn Liska, which broke a long winning streak for Marshfield and left their record marred 15-2. WWTI did travel to state only to lose in first round action against the defending state champion Waukesha Technical Institute, but the Cavaliers proved they were one of the up and coming teams to create stiff competition. FRONT: Coach Ted Kothe, Joe Guanella - Statistician. ROW 1: Mark Chrisinger, Ramon Knudtson, Tim Mergen, John Liska, Marshall Anderson. Mike Hanson, Steve Shaker, Randy Mahlum, Paul Rusche, Tom Smith, Jeff Bjerke. Missing: Ron McFarland. WWTI 113 86 64 106 101 O PPONENT U. W. Marschfield Mid-State Tech Southwest Tech Lakeshore Tech Milwaukee Tech Austin Community College Waukesha Tech Concordia-Milwaukee Eau Claire Tech U. W. Baraboo Normandale Community College Rainy River Community College Rochester Community College Waukesha Tech Eau Claire Tech Viterbo College Madison Tech U.W. Richland Center Milwaukee Tech U. W. Richland Center Mid-State Tech U. W. Marshfield Lakeshore Tech Madison Tech Viterbo College Southwest Tech TOURNAMENT PLAY NJCAA PLAYOFFS 62 39 U. W. Richland Center Waukesha Tech SCORE 5 68 59 66 58 121 93 72 92 81 1 05 50 29 52 66 72 58 61 70 76 78 60 Cheerleaders h 'OOCOOOCOOOO h FRONT: Barb Mosher. STANDING: John Schmidt, Dale Larson, Sam Pfaff. TOP: Deb Dobrick, Sue Halvorson, Taryn Gearing. Missing: Rick Czeczok, JeanneGerbers. Jeff Haynes. BOOSti ng spirit of the Western Wisconsin Technical Institu : basketball team as well as enthusiastic fans is the job of the cheerleaders. For the first time since 1972-73, the 76 squad consists of not only girls but agile and coordinated WWTI guys as well. The group spends many after-school hours in practice to present new cheers and routines at not only home and on-the- e road basketball games, but campus pep rallies throughout the year. 98 Pom Pons W OOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOI Qeft to righn Sandy Hammond, Terri Ricci. Sue Corn. Pat Jindrick, Jayne Rlederer. Cindy Weiland, Sue Anderson, Bernadette Brcka, Vicky Parker, Doreen Snowbank, Jane Ullmann, Dawn Gamroth, Betty Ammann, Debbie Lueck. Missing: Candice Catlin. Talented female students who have passed pom pon try-out qualifications make up the WWTI Pom Pon squad. This group of coordinated, energetic full-time gals help build school spirit and promote campus events. Activities include half-time basketball performances at games, routines at pep rallies and participation in school activities and events. 99 OOOOOCOOCOOOOOOOOOOO Woments Basketball ROW 1: Colette Baum, Cindy Kunze, Linda Hayden, Kathy Nevsimal, Karla Gross, Pam Watson - Assistant Coach. ROW 2: Maureen Rink - Coach, Darlen Ellefson, Deb Wehrenberg. Sue Jacobson, Jenny McCaskey, Barb Thompson, Christi Wong, Statistician. The Second season for the Western Wisconsin Technical Institu Technical Women's Basketball team was filled with great enthusiasm and truly heart-breaking moments. After three crushing defeats, the girls put it all together at Mary E. Wayer Auditorium to defeat Eau Claire 43-36. Eight days later, Madison was victorious for a second time by only three points, 52-55, in what was a turning point in the girls confidence in their ability since the first lose was 68-35. For the first time in two years, the girls of WWTI did defeat Viterbo 55-44 on Parents Night, February 17. This was truly a show of improvement. Defense was the best technique of the game; offensively, remain- ed somewhat weak. The team improved drastically, however, during the season by coming from a first game scoring of 17 points to nothing $936393? $6 W6 m3- 9$ 87.:- hvgvmr . f; M f , i gxxiil$ less than 50 points in 5 out of the last 9 games and never below 32 points in any of the 9 games. The Wisconsin J unior College Athletic Association tWJCAAi Womenis Basketball Tournament highlighted and, at the same tie, brought the 1975-76 season to a close. The tournament was held in Waukesha, and the first game was against Baraboo. Their height was amazing, with several girls well over 6 feet; but WWTI fought to a 61-40 win. After being off the court for just over an hour, the girls went up against Madison. Exhauston from the trip and first round dhowed in the second quarter with Madison out-scoring us 22 points to 10. The second half was fairly even with only a 4-point scoring difference, but the extra push needed was missing. This left the girls with a 3-7 record for the season. Tentatively, 4 of the 10 meam members are expected to be re- turning next year. Girlsi basketball is now developing at WWTI. The future looks bright for the coming teams and for the team emb- bers who hopefully will be developing some understanding of those values brought out by athletics. 101 102 f3: 1975 Baseball '1 ROW 1: Terry Smith, Mike Schoen, Shelly Springer, Mike Sebion, Bruce Savall, Allen Halverson, Joe Hundt. ROW 2: Coach Parizek, Monte Tewalt, Pat Buttner, Jim Colby. Paul Allen, Ken Hefti, Dan Boldt, Brian Mashak, Assistant Coach Gary Kruetz. The WWTI baseball team opened the season by splitting a doubleheader with Rochester College, losing the first game 4-0 and winning the second game 3-2. The remainder of the season brought the team to the WTCC Championship with a 3-0 victory in the first game of the tournament. In the second game Allen Halverson cracked out four hits and Ken Hefti came on in relief to gain the victory, but Monte Tewalt gained a save as he pitched three hitless innings to finish the game. Coach Parizek was elated with the victories and made note of the teams hitting as they had 24 hits and a .333 average for the two games. The end of the NJCAA Tournament trail came abruptly for WWTI on May 5, 1975 when they dropped a 12-3 verdict to the Minnesota District champ, Anoka-Ramsey in action played at Memorial Field. WWTI stood with a 4-5 on the season while Anoka-Ramsey took a 9-3 record Led by conference medalist Kurt Norman, Western Wisconsin Technical Institute won its iirst Technical College Conference golf championship. The Cavalier team also won the WWTI and Madison Invitationals on their way to a 20-7-1 season record. Kurt Norman, Larry Peterson and Mike Frederick also led the linksters to a fine third place iinish in the Wisconsin J unior College state tournament at the Maple Grove Country Club. With Larry Peterson of Holmen the only returning letterman from last yearis team, the outlook for a successful season was a little shaky. However, Kurt Norman of Richland Center, Mike Frederick of La Crosse Logan, and Steve Herzog of Onalaska provided coach Kothe with his most rewarding golf season. Kurt, Mike and Steve will give the Cavaliers a good nucleus for 1976, as they go after a second conference championship. GolfTeam 00.0.00... FRONT: Coach Ted Kothe. ROW 1: Mike Frederick, Kurt Norman Paul Lavold, Larry Peterson, Jeff Bjerke. 103 We will observe how individual efforts contribute to team victories.. 104 iFaclng Paget TOP LEFT: Volleyball action is portrayed throughout the year on the WWTI campus through intramural team competition. BOTTOM LEFT: This student sharpens up his aim during an after-school pooI game at the Activities Building. RIGHT: John Connelly of The Aces , professional frisby players demonstrates tricks and techniques of frisby tossing during visit to WWTI. iThis Pagei TOP LEFT: Among popular games on the campus is a quick coordinated ping-pong match. TOP RIGHT: WWTI girls give the guys competition when it comes to pool, as demonstrated by this coed. BOTTOM: The Vet's Club in action during intramural football game. 105 106 Clement Kiefer of Tomah, Wis., and LaVera Wildes are king and queen of tonightk junior prom at the LaCrosse Vocational and Adult School. The gymnasium will be ablaze with li ht for the annual semi-firmal and Valentines will be pre- valent in the decorative scheme of red and white. from The LaCrosse Tribune Friday, February 13, 1942 WWTI Activities Spark Enthusiasm for Good Times Along with the activities sponsored by Student Program Council is responsible for planning individual clubs and organizations, Western and coordinating each event. But the students make Wisconsin Technical Institute provides for many it work, and as the memories and photos will tell, all-school events. Whether pl anned as an intro- these activities have been very successful in this past duction to school and fellow students or a happy year. get-together near the yearts end, each event promises fun for all. The special events committee of the by Terri Niehaus We will remember the good times through campus and community social events... 107 WWTI Fall Fest Begins at Long, Hot Summerts End The ending of summer brought the beginning of another year of classes at WWTI. Sunshine- iilled days set the scene for the first all campus activity of the school year. The week long festival included many activities to acquaint the students with the school and each other. Coffee house entertainment was provided throughout the week in the student lounge by Robin and Linda Williams, who also gave even- 108 ing performances. An organization night was planned so clubs, fraternities and sororities could set up displays to inform students of their yearly activities. Pizza was also served. Later in the week, an all-school picnic brought everyone to Houska Park for a little relaxation, entertainment and lunch. And on Friday of that week, the Fall Fes came to a close. But the memories of its good time linger on. Facing Pagm LEFT: Members of Delta Gamma Phi have information available on sorority functions during Activities Night. RIGHT: Roger Jezeski, state VICA public relations officer, and graphics division Associate Chairman Toby Hendrickson recruit new VICA members. TOP LEFT: Students enjoy good food at the get- acquainted all cam pus picnic. TOP RIGHT: Students move through registration line prior to beginning of classes. LEFT: Everyone enjoyed coffeehouse entertainment provided by Robin and Linda Williams. 109 WWTI Bicentennlal Splrlt Basis for Oktoberfest Awards ABOVE: Vocational Education is an American Heritage , the theme of the 1975 Oktoberfest float as it drifts proudly down the Maple Leaf Parade route. RIGHT: Commercial Art students and instructor John Syverson discuss float plans prior to construction. tFacing Paget TOP LEFT: Terri Niehaus, second year commercial art student works on one of the great moments in history. TOP RIGHT: All aspects of American Heritage are depicted in the second place fence painting contest win- ner. BOTI'OM LEFT: Eager art students dip into paint to finish up fence design. 110 The 1975 Oktoberfest celebration brought awards and satisfaction to many bicentennial spirited students. The theme of this years fest dealt with American Heritage and Western Wisconsin Technical Institute depicted just that in their award winning float and fence entry. WWTPs float, three revolving drums showing great moments in early American history won two awards in the Oktoberfest Maple Leaf Parade. Competing in the newly-formed tthis yeari Educa- tion Category, the WWTI float came out on top for the eighth year in a row, having won the Fest- masteris Awards previously. The historical theme also picked up the Bicentennial Award, on achieve- ment awarded to the float conforming most closely to the Oktoberfest parade theme. Heading up the successful float crew here at WWTI was J ohn Syverson, Commercial Art instruc- tor and Ansel Heram, Wood Technics instructor. Working on the float were students from Wood Technics, Commercial Art and Auto Mechanic pro- grams. The fence painting contest brought second place to Commercial Art entry. The American Heri- tage design consisted of a tangy cheeseburger, a Hugh Hefner, Mickey Mouse, a saluting drum Majorette, a heavily plumed native American up to his waist in Coke and good old American Apple Pie. Forty different ideas were submitted by commer- cial art students and were incorporated into one design by J oe Maas second year Commercial Art student. After being displayed at the fest, the fence was dismantled from the Oktoberfest grounds and will hang in the campus student center - reflecting in the years to come ugreat moments in WWTI historyii 111 RIGHT: 1975 Homecoming King and Queen, Dale Larson and Vickie Carter. On Decem ber 15, Homecoming activities got underway with the election of a king and queen. During the days following, students participated in such activites as the Snake Dance, coronation of royalty; basketball game at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium - WWTI vs. Eau Claire; and the Homecoming dance. Reigning over this yearhs Homecoming 1 were King Dale Larson and Queen Vickie Carter. h 112 1975-76 ww-n Royalty CO.CCCCCCCOCCCCCCC In keepi ng with the biecentennial spirit, the winter carnival had as its theme A Winter Revolution . The carnival was a weeklong activity which began on February 7. Many events were planned for student participation. Among those were the tug-ot-war, election of a President and First Lady, ice skating at Pettibone park, ice and snow sculptures, window painting and ttDowntown Night. An old-fashioned Sweetheart Dance brought the week to a close, with President Marty Gina and First Lady Sue Anderson reigning. Prizes and trophies were awarded at the dance to those students and organizations who earned points by part- icipating and attending the events. In all, it was an exciting week for all who were involved. ABOVE: 1976 Winter Carnival President and First Lady, Marty Gina and Sue Anderson. 113 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We will remember the good times through campus and community social events... 5t?! MVF'HJ DMZWMMWW $53? 8E GJSMR i J. i: ham I i I L ! 114 tFacing Paget TOP LEFT: Among Coffee House entertainers during 1975-76 was singer, Dick Pinney of Madison, Wisconsin. TOP RIGHT: During his stay in La Crosse, Santa set up shop at the corner of 5th and Main Streets. before his arrival his house had been remodeled by WWTI Graphic Arts students. BOTTOM LEFT: Participating in the drawing commemorating the Grand Opening of the Hunger Hut were Mr. William Campbell, Student Services Admini- strator, Mr. Charles Richardson, District Director and Mr. Steve Muiienburg, Professional Food Service Manager. BOTTOM RIGHT: This group brought laughs to all who participated in the Winter Carnival skit competition. tThis Paget TOP LEFT: Santa is shown here with an eager client as they both appear in the Toys for Tots Telethon, filmed in the WWTI Audio Visual Studio. BOTTOM LEFT: A new pro- gram at WWTI is Child Care and Development, shown here is one of the program's many social events- a birthday party. 115 To the youth who de- sire guidance and train- ing in vocational pur- suits, this new LaCrosse Vocational and Adult School is dedicatedW John B. Coleman Dedication-April 19, 1940 photo-Main Entrance 116 WWTI Campus Facilities Yesterday and Today Since establishment in 1912, Western Wisconsin include the Roy E. Kumm Health and Science Technical Institute has undergone many changes- Building, the Automotive Shop addition, the physically as well as academically. As programs Business Administration Building and the newly were updated to fit the needs of the students, the completed Applied Technology Building. The facilities were also remodeled. The first major Coleman auditorium was also remodeled into a building proj ect occurred in 1924, when the larger graphics department and tele- existing First Ward School was destroyed by fire communication studio. and then rebuilt. As enrollment increased, further additions to the school were made. They by Terri Niehaus We will see campus expansion and improvement to our present day... 117 From 1912 to 1976 Sixty-four Years of Vocational, Technical Expansion 81 Progress In 1912, the original La Crosse Vocational School was established, utilizing rooms in the La Crosse First Ward School located on the northeast corner of Sixth and Vine Streets. A new building was com- pleted in 1924 to replace the First Ward School which had been destroyed by fire. As school services and educational demands of the public grew, another addition in 1939 almost doubled the size of the school. Space for instructional areas, modern garage and automotive service areas were added in 1961. In 1970, the $3 million Roy E. Kumm Health and Science Building was completed. During this year the former La Crosse YMCA at Seventh and Main was remodeled to provide classroom, office and 118 dormitory space in addition to numerous recreation- al aetivity areas. A new automotive shop building was added in 1971. The three story Administration Building was completed a year later and starting with fall term classes in 1973, the Business Educa- tion Building was opened. In 1974, construction began on the Industrial Building to house the welding and wood technics departments. The auditorium in the Coleman building was also remodeled to provide for a larger giacllihics department and a telecommunication s u 10. by Terri Niehaus 11 .ta' lg .' .de.; 9 9'1?l tFacing Paget LEFT: This 1971 aerial view shows the WWTI cam- pus in the heart of the La Crosse civic center, also shows how cam- pus appeared before construction of Business Education Building and Industrial Shops Building. iFacing Paget RIGHT: The 1970 Kumm Building addition connected tothe original Coleman Building and provided a sheltered walkway to both facilities. LEFT: WWTI d is- plays the school seal as far as 7th and Main. where the school's Activities Building is located. BELOW: This photo shows partially constructed Industrial Shops Building in the early fail of 1975. BOTTOM LEFT: St udents enjoy asunnyfail afternoon in the campus fountain area. beyond is part of student parking lot for cars and bicycles. 119 Faculty awards to two outstanding students were made Friday evening at graduation ceremonies in Coleman Technical In- stitute. Barbara Walter, home economics coordi- nator, made the awards on behalfof the faculty. from the LaCrosse Tribune May 27, 1967 120 Achievements The Result of Time 8t Talent Spent Each student here has achieved a goal - no or school improvements. They can be proud of matter how seemingly small or insignificant. That their accomplishments as we all can, for they goal will be the cause of memories of days or are setting the pace, making Western Wisconsin events that have been vivid in his past year. Technical Institute a better learning environment The memories would not be complete without the for all. recognition of those students and faculty who by Terri Niehaus have given extra of their time or talents for self But no matter how great our achievements, we will do better... 121 But no matter how great our achievements, we will do better.. 122 tFacing Page TOP LEFT: Three WOEA members from WWTI receive national honors; Jill Davis - first place honors in Legal Secretarial competition, Kathy Cook - National OEA Secretary and Marcia Kronlund - second place Talent-Theatrical winner, along with the girls, their WWTI Chapter OEA Advisor, Mrs. Peggy Allison. TOP RIGHT: Tod Shackleton, WWTI Supermarket Management student receives the third scholarship presented by the Wisconsin Food Dealers Association, presenting the award is Mr. Ray Ping of the Association. BOTTOM: Five WWTI Agriculture students receive scholarships from the Central Exchange Foundation in October 1975. They are Gary Berg, Mike Berger, Karn Benrud, Scott Kramer, Rick Kanas and Mr. Sig Holden of the Foundation. tThis Paget TOP: Last May '75 the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Department was presented with two bench vices by the student organization ACRO. Presenting the vices are Bob Huberty, Dan Cheseboro, Mr. Curt Murray tDepart- ment Heady Paul Brown and Dick Wagener. MIDDLE: Five WWTI Industrial Division students placed first in Wisconsin VICA Skill Trials and appeared in later National competition in Washington DC. last June. The students are: Steve Pertzch, Torn Carlson, John Schmidt. Jeff Burd, Lee Schneider tVlCA Advisort, and Stuart Olson. BOTTOM: Former WWTI Chemicals and Fertilizers student and Agri-Business Club president tSusan Kawatski Gem presented the Chipmunk 4-Hers a plaque for the best list of ideas on conserving energy and natural resources, in a contest sponsored by the Agri-Business Club. 123 Formal Graduatlons Ten Years Old at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute In spite of the fact that Western Wisconsin Tech- nical Institute was first established more than 60 years ago in 1912, formal graduation exercises began only ten years ago in 1966. Formal graduation followed evaluation of the school by the Wisconsin Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education in 1965. This was the same year that Mr. Charles Richardson became director of the school, and it was at his request that the Student Services Office arranged for the rental of caps and gowns for all students in the blue and gold colors of the school. The first formal graduation was held Thursday, J une 9, 1966, at 8 p.m. in the old Coleman Auditorium - the area now occupied by the Audiovisual Media Center and Television Studios on the second floor of the Coleman Building and Graphic Com- munications Departments on the first floor. The 1966 graduation was also the first graduation at which associate degrees were awarded. Forty- two students received associate degrees and 110 students were awarded vocational diplomas. There had been several informal graduation ttassembliesit under Director Coleman and J ordan, prior to the 1966 graduation, but only vocational diplomas and cer- 124 tificates of completion were awarded to students who were completing courses at that time, and no caps and gowns were worn, nor were associate degrees granted. You might say, uWe've come a long way, baby! - in the short span of only ten years since that first commencement exercise. The graduation of a year ago, on Thursday, May 22, 1975, had a total of 681 graduates, of which more than half received the associate degree. In addition, we also have a formal summer graduation exercise for those students completing courses at the end of the Summer Term. The last summer graduation was on August 7, 1975, at which 157 more students completed classes at W.W.T.I. and received associate degree or vocational diplomas. We salute the 1976 ttAmerican Revolution Bi- centennial Year7 graduates of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute - The Tenth Anniversary Class at W.W.T.I. The staff of the La Tech also wishes to congratulate Mr. Richardson, our District Director, on his Tenth Anniversary as director of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute. by Donald Meinert Remember-education does not stop on graduation day. All of life is a time of learning and relearm'ng. h Charles G. Richardson . . . . . . . . . . LaTech 1 96 7 In comparing the 1966 graduation of 152 students with our present size of graduating classes, it is note- worthy that our present summer graduations are even larger than our first all-school graduation, and that the total number ofstudents graduating in 1975 was 838, more than five times as many more completing full- time instructionalprograms than in 1966? Donald Meinert November, 1 975 125 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' The 1975-76 LaTech ProduCtion Staf ABOVE: Sharon Pionke-Layout and Paste-up Coordinator. ABOVE MIDDLE: Philip Brochhausen-Photography and Special Effects Consultant. ABOVE RIGHT: Gordon Johnson-Typeset- ting Advisor. RIGHT: Typesetters- Shari Geisler, Connie Nadreau, Eloise Boettcher, Donna Worthington. Seated John Luer. 126 FAR LEFT: Terri Niehaus-Editor and Chief Copy Writer. LEFT: Jane Kuhn and Gaylon Rettammel-Photo- graphy Editors. BELOW: Kathy Malson-Typist, Annaliese George- Typist, Kathy Lehrke6Student Sec- tion Coordinator, Kathy Petras- General Tasks, Claudia Darne-Gen- eral Tasks, Sandy Pratt-General and Typist. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1975-76 LaTech Staff wishes to thank the following for their , contributions: Mr. Donald Meinert and the Public Information Department, Mr. Richard Knox and Photography Classes, WWTI Library-access to school scrapbooks, Cavalcade Magazine contributions, Mr. Lee Ross-Type selection, WWTI Audio Visual Department-Mr. Henry Michaels and Mrs. Lynn Foster, Mr. Bruce MerrilI-Shipping and Receiving, Mr. Wayne Reichgelt6National School Studios, tnc., Mr. Gordon Terpstra: ICP Representative, and publisher- lnter-Collegiate Press, Inc. 6015 Travis Lane Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66202 127 -'r Vih Oh, the joys of creating a year- book--the satisfaction gained by seeing the pages fall into place, the end result being a beautiful and coherent book...we hope. I look back to the beginning of this school year. We were filled with such 0ptimi5m...the I975- 76 La Tech was to be the best yearbook W.W.T.l. ever had. Our eugemesx to work was held back only by the fact that there simply wasnlt that much to do. But before we knew it, we were face to ace with student photos to be identified, aetivities to be rovered, copy to be written and the sad realization that the bext momeutx of the year may have just paued 145 by. From that point un,it wax easy for any of us to regret ever joining the staff. Somehow, we kept guing-rright through the night: after school until Saturday mornings. Dead- liuex came and quiehly pamed, leaving behind a fmutir stuff My 1'szY to reassure themxelltex that the whale ordeal would be xmoothed out in the emit One by one the pages were completed, sent away to the publixher and from then on worried about... And How it ix just days be are the end ofour working year. A few jinixhing tOHCheX and we will be able to relax. That is, until the finished books are distributed among the student body. Will it be accepted, per- haps even liked? Until then, we hold our breath, hoping the re- ward will be worth the effort, retaining as much of our early optimism as we can--ju5t in case we are the only ones proud of our accomplishment. And yes, proud we are. 'I'erri Niehaus, Editor Original photo by: Dennis Premo, Western Wisconsin Technical Institute,1975-76. W, Y - , V00 yi - our Vocatlonal School 0 8150,, We offers these If 5.053111 1 la . 3 , lsndls $35415: 11$: rmmx '6 0n u a 1J ee a ?nd0 5 $54 SChOCFOSSZh B . 1'er Mex 1 1 thth 0 rs- K01 for VOCAtg'OICN ?Ou 1 tho . 1 of age Su mFUn Haley- the 10'1a1stategh. 117 FIR? ta 0 det gnarvlsj aklng 36 S Wo,-1.,' are S In 1619 aCI . 011 na den- CIIHIU: CWT; .HL leading 'l'o Two-Yeur Associate' Coggert La Crosse Civic Choir A W 0' Vocational 8: Adult Schools La Crosse When - -MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1939 Where - - - STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE AUDITORIUM 8:15 P. M. 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