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

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FLHCLIQGWJ 856092 . . . WHITHER CRANE? f In my Science and Craft Annual of 1914, To Know and To Do stands as a guiding light to that fine body of 1500 students and sixty faculty memhcrs of whom only four of us are here now. QI A school is known hy the scholarship and conduct of its students and hy the competence of its graduates. For over fifty years 'ETO Know and To Do has inspired our hoys to achieve while attend- ing school and to succeed in after life. The classes of '44 and 51416, we are sure. are no exception. You are to he congratulated on your development under the ahle sponsorship of Mr. Bickner, Mr. Reinstein, Mr. Sullivan, and Mr. Wcrre, and the leadership of your fine coaches and teachers throughout your four years. We anticipate that this will he reflected in the service you render to our com- munity and nation. We hid you adieu with mixed feelings of joy and regret. QI It was no small task to which you set yourselves four years ago. You well deserve the excellent technical training with which you prepared yourselves for college or for employment. Your success, however, is due not to your own efforts alone. You owe a great deal to your devoted parents, to your sympathetic and helpful teachers, and to a generous puhlic, all of whom have made your edu- cation possihle. Do not forget that you have incurred these ohligations. Whether you enter college or the world of work, you should further develop your com- munity interests and civic consciousness, lest you live for yourself alone. We are certain you will shoulder your responsibilities well. QI Temporarily, your plans may he interrupted hy a period of military service to your country. We know you will do honor to your school. You will return with greater courage, initiative, resourcefulness, and determination to make good. II A word to the rest, 4B down to lB. Let us develop hahits of study and industry, habits of right thinking and courageous action. These are many fine qualities necessary to good citizenship in a democracy. We must he ahle and ready to answer o11r eountry's call to service in the future, whether it he civil or military. Let us hold high, for the growing young men of Chicago's great West Side-Crane's fine motto: To Know and To Dof' Lso R. KLINGE 0 7 0