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

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V I To these men and women falls the exacting task of teaching their various subjects and at the same time at- tending to the numerous individual needs of their pupils. It is to them that many Crane students are greatly indebted. X MECHANICAL AND ARCHI- TECTURAL DRAVVING DEPARTMENT SEATED: Anthony Diefenhach, Edwin Salter, Department l-lead: Ole Garo, Iames Musgrave. STANDING: Charles Lasher, Edward Moore, James Wallace, Harry Grashoif. tNot Pitctvredl: lohn Foster, Theodore Mucha, Donald Robin- son, Harry Temple. MECHANICAL AND FREE- HAND DRAWING DEPARTMENT SEATED: William Anderson, Arno Bick- ner, Nathaniel Halperin, Henry Koehler, Emil Pfeil, Walter Overholser. STAND- ING: I. Collins, Iames Fee, Francis Kehoe. William Waterstradt, Arthur Redis, Russell Pershell. tNot Picturediz James Sullivan, Ioseph Fucik. SOCIAL SCIENCES SEATED: Miss Anna T. Mulligan, Miss Anna E. Sampson, Miss Mary E. Diet- meyer, Miss Rena Mitchell, Miss Helen Anderson, Evan B. Clogston, Department Head. STANDING: Verne Comp, Wal- ter Werre, Charles Werner, Miss Eunice Fraser, Miss Flora Eddy. tNot Picturedl: Iohn L. Hensey, Miss Marion Krawitz. ,Asst e l I 5

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PHYSICS DEPARTMENT SEATED: Iames T. Nuttal, Grant Van Lone, Theron B. Chaney, Miss Lettie M. Shelby. STANDING: Coverdale R. Ren- nison, LeRoy Reames, William I. Upthe- grove, Wiley Hitchcock, Department Head. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SEATED: Mrs. Mary T. Fox, Miss Marie V. O'Brien, Miss Caroline Swanson, Miss Muriel Smith, Miss Olava K. Olsen, Miss Loreto Kelly, Miss Mary Brant, Charles F. Dunn, Department I-lead. STAND- ING: Dallas Puffer, Miss Adeline Rose- burq, Dr. Walter Guse, I. S. Gamerts- felder, Maurice Neptune, Miss Helen O'Keefe, Arthur Dahl, Mrs. Mary Pow- ers, George Carter, Travis S. Turbett. SHOPS SEATED: Otto A. Witte, Charles Rick- hoff, William Lislca. STANDING: Charles Gerard, Ioseph P. MacGilliVray, Iohn I. Duggan, Ferdinand Ell, Kurt Treffurth, John Moss. tNot picturedl: Iohn F. McNulty, Andrew I. Feqan, Ioseph Vale-rio. V N S for their fine Work S If V - '3 tl 1 tl 9 Preponderantly mascuhne, Crane s faculty is composed of sixty nine women and one hundred twenty one men each of Whom IS especially qualified for his or her task Workmq as a unit Crane s teachers are to be commended

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SHOPS SEATED: George Davis, William Kreamer, Shelley Peters. STANDING: Frank Cerveny, Joseph Turek, Gideon Brannberq, David Watson, Roy Schroeder, Robert Hutchison. tNot Picturedl: Max Ittin, Robert Campbell. Sheldon Him?lfar SHOPS Edwin Kalm, Cyril Birkbeck, Leo Thumel, Howard Hoffacker, Clyde Echelbarger, Arthur Fossier, Fred Hanson, Frank Curtis, I. Willis Green, Paul Ferrel, Iohn B. Leake, Edward Weber. fNot Pic- turedir Arthur Kinney. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND MILI'l'ARY SCIENCE SEATED: Samuel Edelcup, Herman Goodheart, Anton Novak, Julian Stein- metz, Floyd Brown, William A. Robin- son, Department Headg Walter Horschke, Elmer A. Meyer, David Farber, Walter Moore, Eclmo Merkel. STANDING: Sgt. lX7lVilliam F. Woods, Sgt. George Peter- urs. WILLIAM BAUMRUCKER William Baumrucker came to Crane in 1912, where he taught mechanical drawing, machine shop and auto shop He was adviser to the class of '27W In 1931 Mr Hagen appointed him to the position of supervisor of the technical department, his present position