Chicago Vocational High School - Technician Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CLAUDE H. EWING, Ph.D. and MIRIAM IUNG, his secretary. ,lf Message Cv Che Graduates AS THE END OF ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR SHOWS ME TWO MORE STUDENT GROUPS COMPLETING THE VOCATIONAL COURSE, I PONDER OVER YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE PAST FOUR YEARS. I WONDER HOW NIEANINGFUL THE THEME OF THIS YEAR'S PUB- LICATION BECOMES WHEN APPLIED TO YOUR LIVES. HANDS AT WORK REFERS TO GUIDED, SKILLFUL, AND WILLING HANDS TRAINED FOR TASKS WHICH FIT A PREDETERMINED PATTERN. SKILLED HANDS DETERMINED TO MEET STANDARDS HIGHER THAN THOSE DEMANDED WILL BENEFIT SOCIETY. HANDS THAT HOLD THE SCREWDRIVER, WRENCH, OR TORCH: HANDS THAT GLIDE OVER THE TYPEWRITER KEYS: HANDS THAT GUIDE THE SHEARS THROUGH METAL OR THE SCISSORS THROUGH CLOTH: ARE HANDS WITH CALLOUSES WORN TO FIT THE TOOLS. LIFE'S BEST PORTRAIT OF THE GRADU- ATE AND OF CHICAGO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL IS SOCIETY'S PICTURE OF HIS OR HER WILLING HANDS AT WORK .