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

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THE CHICAGO OIL OHPANY . .f.xf, EDWARD K. KIMPTON Programs LOUIS T. COOK Adjustment FRANK P. SHEA Placement Counselor ISADORE M. PENN Registrar ROSEMARY KATZMARK MARY MOONEY STUDENT HELPERS

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HM NI THATIU The success of any modern insti- tution lies in its inter-departmental co- ordination and hence in the success of its administrators. The burden of many integral school jobs must be taken from the teacher if he or she is to devote full time to classroom instruction. A few of these tasks are: registration of students, making of students' programs, recording and enforcement of attendance, adjustment of students with parent con- ferences, coordination of curricula, and student placement in industry. These jobs, and many others of any adminis- trative or supervisory nature, are handled by an experienced corps of specialists who help to lighten the teachers load. Under the guidance of a Director, an Assistant Director, and a Shop Superin- tendent, the school functions through the following administrative assistants: two adjustment counsellors, a registrar, an attendance officer, a program coordina- tor, and a placement counsellor. These teacher-officials are ably assisted by a competent professional clerical force of seven trained office workers who are responsible to the Assistant Director. Each education department is coordi- nated by a chairman who is responsible to the Director. VIRGINIA HONAN, Secretary CHARLES R. MITCHELL. Assistant Director FRANK M. FLYNN, Shop Superintendent AGNES M. SHIELDS. Adjustment FRANCIS I. DAILY, Attendance MARYHELEN RYAN

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HAROLD N. TAYLOR Biology The officers of the class of Iune, 1952, feel great pride in being among the 435 graduates. In September, 1948, we began our high school career as a very terrified group, 792 strong. Dur- ing our four pleasant years at the Palace We have enjoyed athletic ac- tivities in which our teams have Won honorable mention and championship awards. We have Worked hard and feel thankful for the guidance of a really great faculty. Our class has been fortunate in having members who have achieved national recognition in scholastic contests other than athletics. Among the many fine faculty mem- bers Who have contributed to our gen- eral well-being We Wish to mention one person in particular to whom we are more than grateful, namely our senior class sponsor, Mr. Taylor, who has done so much in the past year to make our careers interesting and successful. President MARVIN YATES Retail Sales Basketball Manager, Book Room, In- tramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Representative, Lunch Guard. Vice-President PAUL WINE Retail Sales Hall Guard, Ice Skating, Leaders, Library Aid, Representative. Secretary IOSEPHINE ALBERGO S tenography Cheer Leaders, Dancing Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Repre- sentative, Senior Girls' Council, Technician, Trademaster, Hostess Club. Treasurer DIANE MANNY Modern Office Practice Representative, Senior Girls' Council, Leaders, Technician, Trademaster, Intramural Volleyball. 'fm' '73