Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION F.LMER McKAY Treasurer CLARENCE A. McVEY FRED W. DEDELOW CLARENCE H. MASON Secretary CLAUDE C. SOHL Presdenl ADMINISTRATION L. L. CALDWELL Superintendent F. E. BENSON Principal ( 5 )

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FOREWORD We the Senior class of ’3 8, in present- ing this Chart, intend it as a record of a pleasant and profitable year, and a glimpse of the future. We are also presenting it to our parents as a record or picture of the work and activities carried on at the Technical High School during our Senior year.

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THE THEME THE CONSTITUTION One hundred and fifty years ago our forefathers tv ere striving to make a free country. The hardships and obstacles were great, but their determination was greater, and that determination gave them victory. In 1776, our Constitution teas signed and freedom became a reality. Today, we give little thought to that cause and do little to remember those who made our freedom pos- sible. Hotvever, we rejoice in the fidelity and love that Americans have had for Constitutional liberty, and we are striving to have future generations regard it as something sacred and reverent. We, as a class of graduating seniors, are striving to succeed in our ambitions just as our forefathers did before us. Our job is somewhat different from theirs. Our devotion to our task is strong. The spirit and fidel- ity of our group is remarkable and outstanding. Our determination, like that of our forefathers, is our great- est asset. It is necessary in order to attain the goal tve have set and to live up to the standards set for us by previous generations. The amendment to the Constitution that provided free education for us has also provided a substantial background that will help us to be victorious and suc- cessful through the various vicissitudes of life. We are proud of this background that allotvs us to folloiv dili- gently in the great paths that those before us have so nobly provided.