This report presents a model of a detector for use in the superconducting supercollider (SSC). By employing a combination of track-matching, calorimetric, longitudinal and transverse shower profile measurements, and transverse radiation detector information, the detector is capable of superior electron identification. It has an excellent muon identification and measurement system, and it allows the use of an optimized calorimeter that is not compromised by the requirements of a large magnetic field. The authors conclude that a non-magnetic detector is a strong candidate for a 4pi SSC detector for the study of high-mass phenomena. 23 refs., 14 figs., 3 tabs.