Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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CDsjdJuocdLojt, What could be more fitting than to dedicate this year’s Flame, whose theme is built around the “old time days,” to a grand fellow who is an “old-timer” in his own right. We mean, of course, Mr. T. C. Tade, whose name has been familiar at Casey High since ’way back, and whose faithful services to the cause of learning have been an invaluable asset to our school. Mr. Tade first was welcomed to the faculty as a teacher of commerce in March, 1920, which is farther back than most of us can remember. He has sent many a young hopeful student into the field of business with a thorough knowledge of typing, shorthand, or of the other branches of commerce which he is so well qualified to teach. In this length of time, he has seen hundreds of students come and go and in each he has taken a personal interest and has helped them all to become proficient in the skills he teaches. Besides his busy class schedule, Mr. Tade manages to take care of the school’s financial records, which in itself is no small job. At every athletic event, he can be found at his post selling tickets and taking care of the hundred-and-one details that have to do with the financial end of our school functions. Mr. Tade is truly an example of a fine worker, conscious of his obligation to his school and to his profession. It is to you, Mr. Tade, that we dedicate our efforts in producing this yearbook, in humble recognition and appreciation for your years of faithful service to our school. The Editor.

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THE FLAME 1945 CASEY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL CASEY-ILLINOIS

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