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

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DAVID TOTH President Architecture-Baseballg Footballg Architec- tural Clubg Honor Societyg Ice Skatingg Rollersg Student Council. DAVID KASTEBERG Vice-President Architecture-Footballg Intramural Basket- ballg Architectural Club. IOAN SIVIITH Secretary Stenography-Cheer Leadersg Leadersg G.A.A.g Hall Cwuardg Honor Societyg Ottice Aidsg Techniciang Hostess Club. CHARLES NORMAN Treasurer Architecture-Honor Societyg Lead , Ar- chitectural Club. OW WL GEORGE PEACOCK Drafting Class Sponsor WILLIAM MALONE President Electricity-Ice Skating. SALLY STEVEN SON Vice-President D I X Calculating-Senior Girls' Councilg G.A.A. ff if CARL OBERT Secretary Sheet Metal-Honor Societyg Dancin Clubg Hall Guardg Leaders. ' DARLENE THOMPSON Treasurer Stenography-Student Councilg 'I' ern terg Girls' Chorusg Hostess Clubg . .A. ? lit if jlwlgb ,ff Nr

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HOWARD BENSON Programs Mary Mooney EDWARD K. KIMPTON Adjustment Miriam lung Virginia Henan Maryhelen Ryan ISADORE M- I-'ENN A Rosemary Katzmark Registrar 4137

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X, CLASS OF IUNE 1951 The members of the lune '51 class do not brag of any firsts, but rather boast of many bests. We truly believe that our class has received better training and greater recognition than any other class. This is because of improved programing and new shops which have broadened the field of opportunity. Our class has proved its abilities in numerousfcofnpetitions, local as well as national. We have produced many cham- pionship teams. Yes, we have seen our school grow in school spirit as well as in size. We are proud of our achievements. We only hope that what we have accomplished in our four glorious years here will prove advantageous to the students yet to come, and that our Palace will be a better place for our having been here. x ,X N51 X XY? Qi 1 it t Mg CLASS OF ll-1NUARY 1952 Mid-year graduating classes at CVS are traditionally smaller than those in lune but their smallness does not affect the number or the significance of their achievements. The Class of lanuary 1952 conforms to this pattern and, through its excellence in scholastic effort and its determination to excel in extra-curricular activities, has added a bright jewel to the glorious crown of its alma mater. Their record as a class and as individual members of the class blends perfectly with our highest ideals and our aspira- tions for them. lt is our fervent hope that they will meet life's perplexities and vicissitudes with the same courage, deter- mination, confidence and intelligence that characterize their efforts at CVS, and that progress, prosperity, and happiness will be their reward. ANDREW KUBAN Arc Welding Class Sponsor 4155