Crane High School - Science and Craft Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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H. H. HAGEN ll EDUCATION What should Education do for an individual? There may or may not be any great financial gain thru high school and college graduation, but the gain in intangible assets outweighs any .financial consideration. A full, Well- rounded life should be the chief recompense. So let the individual who would be educated, one who gets and gives to his fellow-man the fullness of life in its Worthwhile aspects, let him, think while he studies, reads or engages in other activities of a cultural nature. Then and then only, may he consider himself as one with some education.

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Caro G. Ouick, William M. Alberg, Norman Samuelson, Geor e Grimes. ENGLISH AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT SEATED: Miss Karina Bjorklund, Miss Emma Hansen, Mrs. Nora Ilqen, Miss Nelda l-leegard, Mrs. Florence Knight, Lewys Thomas. STANDING: Miss Hal- lie Linder, Mrs. Katherine Andrews, Miss Cecelia Hauser, Mrs. Nellie Kerchner, Miss Beatrice Connelly, Miss Doris Hagen, Miss Ruth Coxrigan, Mrs. Metta Cullen, Captain Raymond Muller. lNot Picturedl: Mrs. Elsa Kellersberqer, Mrs. Mabel Thorsoe, Miss Winitred Bannon, Miss Louise Harries. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT- i SEATED: Mrs. Sophie Reiffel, Miss l Renee Weir, Miss Margaret Mills, Miss Hedwig Scelonge, Miss Agnes Smyth, Miss Esther McTigue, Miss Mabel Pingry, Department Head. STANDING: Miss Eihel Rosenthal, Mrs. Pearl Maurer, Miss . Mae Schrum, Miss Marcia Norton, Her- man Reinstein, Miss Minnie Slaughter. A fNot Picturedl: Frank Delaney, Miss Mary Garrity, Miss Susannah O'Donnell, Miss lanet Knudsen. Mrs. Mary Devereaux. Emeritus-Sept. 26, 1938. ALLAN Q. GRANT Appointed to his present position as first assistant prin- cipal in 1934, Mr. Allan Q. Grant has charge of making programs and schedules. He takes full charge of the school in the absence ot the principal, Mr. H. H. Hagen. Prior to this appointment, Mr. Grant was student govern- ment adviser, math teacher, and business adviser of the Chronicle.